The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 6

THE DE KAMI DAILY CHRONICLE, DE KALB. ILLINOIS THURSDAY. OtTOKER 193S PACE SIX membership class of this church to meet at the church at clock, and on Saturday momma ems oae Red Cross to Have Meeting on November 8 The annual meeting of DeKalO Chapter ot the American Ked Cross the regular Bible school ts to be conducted, starting at 9:30 o'clock. FALL SALE Baked Goods. Candy and Refreshments Fritbt) rtentng, brKinntng 7 to'rlock.

at Mta.lon t'ovei? atit Church, by Ladies' AM Society. Saturday night, Oct 29. the Junior Epworth League of th Cortland Methodist church is conducted a short business session after which she turned tha program over to Audrey Dennis, program chairman. Reports of camp activities were given. Miss Dennis peaking of educational aspects of camp life, and Marian Elliott telling of Us social Interests.

Each girl was then presented a lantern, and the long procession went through the cojlege grounds and on the Island at the lake. Songs were sung as they marched, and the parade -was an inspiring sight. The parade at the campus last evening was similar i will be held on the evening ot rues day, November 8, at 7:30 o'clock in i I having its Halloween party at Annus! meetlnr ojf the Friends Scores a "First" lunch also being provided by the hostess. Plans for the. next meet the church.

This event hTo u'kcllw Com' were cari ror ana men laoies were filled for bunco. of the Library ts tojtike place on i place in the church basement. fan-r ine we" ing, Novemoer are to be an Sunday afternoon! ait the library, i Favor for the evening were awarded Agda Peterson for high and those attending are asked 1 mX were maae sv t.Iu.s At the Martlng at o'clock. i meeting ot the executive commit- be in costume. score and Christine Lund second.

nounced later. DeKalb County Democrat Wo time 100 newlbooksi uhich are to7 tee of the chapter. Later refreshments were served from the Friends the Library At the annual meeting the chap- jolly! Those in charge of the Saturday night promise a time. pleasant men's club sponsored a tea yester- t. i- will elect nine members of th.

to that at the camp this summer, by the committee and a social hour was enjoyed. i 11 1 he purchased this fa.ll with money Fund, are to be ihrpwfn. It Is ex-r-ertod that this pirihase will take executive board, three to' serve for Wn-o frnm DTI In 4 -m n'p iv-1. In 6" LKATIIKlt- up thp $250 turned oyer from the' camp session at tne lake. Miss Dennis is an N.

senior and Miss Elliott is a junior, these two young; A large crowd attended theione 'ear three 10 sme for two chicken supper served last eve-ivears three to 'Qr three ning at the Cortland Methodist 'ears- In following years three church, the Ladies Aid Society board members are to be elected at STRIPPING The fall meeting for members 6t the DeKalb County Federation of Women's clubs was held Tuesday at the Malta Methodist church. To women planning the processional having provided many pounds 0f each annual meeting. for last evening. Tim to chicken for the occasion. the afternoon.

Russel Knudtson, who sings over WLS presented a selection of songs, accompanied by John Pomazal. Guest speakers were Mrs. Florence Braun of Peoria, and Mrs. Genevieve Long of Somonauk, contact woman for the twelfth congressional district, Introduced by Mrs. Barbara Donnelly, chairman for DeKalb county.

In addition to the supper th Queen Esther Society of the First Methodist church met last The executive board will then meet and elect a chairman, vice chairman, secretary and treasurer, wtathar-strip brisk Autumn Kay-sex's gayest fall bazaar and festival were pr 1 I against i breezes. right at the home of Mrs. S. W. sented, and all who attended had all' of whom will be ex-of ficio mem- bers of the board.

a most enjoy a Die ume, open the meeting ajl joined in and gave the salute to the flag, singing "America, the Invocation was by the Rev. E. O. Stover. Mrs.

Grace Larson, president of the Waterman club gave a welcome and the response was by Mrs. Holbo. county vice president, of Waterman, During the morning reports were given by officers and de fi nd, this year's budget. Thf-re be tther business connected with thfj meeting and of floors are ti fleeted. Reports various coiiimit.tefsj will be -nnd the treasurer" report will be jr ed.

This Hnd been audited by Ijoirothv Stookey and Etta Larson. Alrra Anderson will: give a report of work done; by the art committee for the year, Of pront interest jWlll be a display of oil rtaintints; by Frances Key Dahlsf roth, weNL known In national art cinf'es. R4th Mrs. Dahl-strom nnd ier htisband Gustaf DabMrom hve1 had exhibits at the Chlcacro (Art i Institute. and at the Midweek prayer service oraver service Trinity Lutheran church will be Negro Slayer Given CHURCHES Eoardman, with Mrs J.

F. Wlll-rett and Mrs. B. C. Mohrmann is co-hostesses A pot luck Bupper was enjoyed after the meeting, and several were welcomed.

Devotions were led by Mildred Mohrmann, and a short report of a visit to Halsted Street, this past Sunday, was given by Barbara Spere. Most all members of Circle Six -1938 glove is so cozy and petal toft, mads in trim rayon "Kaysuedt," ng a shiny gold buckU. A canny American buy. Two Weeks Reprieve Chicago, Oct. 27.

UP Robert Nixon, nineteen, Negro, confessed slayer of six women, had two weeks of grace today from his sentence of death In the electric chair for the murder of Mrs. Florence Johnson, held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church. A welcome is extended to all interested. Following the sen-ice the choir will have rehearsal. Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation of thn Trlnitv nfVioron The annual and traditional Hallowe'en party sponsored by the Epworth League of the First Methodist church is to be held on partment chairmen of the county, and each president was called on 16 tell of the aims of her club for the year.

At noon a delicious pot 1 incheon was served, after which both have rfceivedj awards for their splendid-work, jthe exhibit at the local library: $uinday should church will meet tomorrow night of 28, iof the First Lutheran church at- Friday evening, October Justice Michael L. McKinley of the tended the meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Hugs Hakala promptly at 7:30 o'clock. The vocal duets were sung by "Mrs with her niece Jean Lindus as criminal court granted him a reprieve late yesterday to permit Business will be cared for and a i Richard Westbrook, Nixon's attorney, to seek a state supreme court review of the case. draw th ntteption rjf.

a large nnm-ber of. art enthusiasms In this city, aid all invited jtr attend the eetinc: whenj the: riintings will be displaved. Convocation at i the DeKalb Towrnhio HHh SchM this morning was of uriuualj Interest, with afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles. Peterson on Haish Boule-vurd, and fourteen guests were present.

Business was transacted and afterward all enioyed. a social good time, with tasty refreshments being served by the hostess. In the late afternoon. The next meeting was announced for November 17 at the home NOTICE Jess land Mri rAsel Jacobs and ghosts PIannin8 is Chauncey Watson of DeKalb told 7 asf those attending to bring of torJ preservation and nK-'lS'Z pested Forest Preserve for DeKalb has. nfnvf County.

Mrs. A. O. Larson of R.nnt? tZ Lji Sf Shabbona. presented a resolution 6: the that the county federation soon-! 1 SPn sored by the Enworth League ts sor tne forest preserve.

Mrs. Wnon 1 be held. M.ss Taylor of the color Mendota. president or the twelfth district gave a fine talk, i fe sll nnd Mrs. Anderson, chairman ot" he T'Tk International Relations department I P18" uth was another Interesting, speaker, jof the Philippines.

This will be an Interesting meeting, and this world nice social time is promised. Members of the Luther League of the Finnish Lutheran church, are having a hard times masquerade Darty tonight at the church. All those attending are asked to be in and the committee promises a delightful evening. The City of DeKalb will receive sealed bids until the hour of 5:00 p. i j-.

Mi- bd of th Dixon office S. A. Hnn-on the Illinois Northern Utilities 3 0 nn Illustrated talk m. November 5th, 1938 for a One arid One half ton Truck and dump body complete. 6 point 50x20-6 ply of Mrs.

Charles Lothson on South CrTnnny pav on First Street. tires, dual wheels In rear, with rear axle ratio of about 6 to overload state chairman of law observance outh to be as, i springs, wheelbase to accommodate ANGE NEWS ana important as the alH to 2 yards dump body 8 feet Regular business meeting of Ney Grange is to be held November 4, gave an Informative talk of crime among the youth of today, and in-ex-service man, principal of the troduced Mr. Rogers, of Chicago, Law Observance Institute of Chicago talked. He said that there Is r.c such thing as a "problem child" Yesterday afternoon members of the Norwegian Sewing Circle of Trinity Lutheran church met at the Bagwell home, -with Mrs. Lars Wlsted and Mlna Wisted as hostesses.

A talk was given by the Rev. J. f). Valtinson who also gave the rrrlpture reading and praver. There was no other program.

The rest of the time was snent in sew first series on international denominations. Circle Nine of the First Meth- odist church had a nice meeting yesterday afternoon at the of Mrs. Roy Walz, with Mrs. Lar- long, operated a hydraulic hoist; color dark blue, lettering on each door in white. City of DeKalb.

Department of Public Works No. 8. City of DeKalb reserves the right to reject any and all bids, CITY OF DEKALB. Charming 25-year-old Chiyoko Sakamoto of Los Angeles, bfanvs her elation nr. she Rots the good news that she is the first Japanese woman to pass the bar examinations in America.

Miss Saka-motor, born in California, attenl- Hnnsnn had I lantern slides of some of the snots of the sta and traced history hrief-h. This vns'n utiuKiml. and a thoroichlv eniovnb)jt foature, and esnodallv jidajfiiljetj totho con-vocation i Accn-rl'riT to recent hxil'etlii fro'n nmnre. ronjrrlnfre lenses f-( bn Ksi'ed rv'lownv Pilnh If ejrd Kvehn Tur-r-v hnh of VatefnnT Tln-nr fvi'i rvtnno find Mrv hots of R. Mon CMrlottei T.eeh and officers are to be elected, oth er Important business also to be considered.

'home. He gave reason for this. and that crime has its start in the. tins hostess. ed the American University In! Business was transacted and By H.

G. Hakala. Mayor. 254 co- Lof Antics on a scholarship, gift thi d4v not of ler employer. K.

Mukaeda. fWMren. there is iness counselor. iCNtrJe Vance pians were made for a baked goods and fancy work sale to be reld soon. A musical program Including violin selections and piano numbers as well as vocal numbers was enjoyed.

Dorothy Jane Wing and Elinor Berry were the young Recent events In this group included the presentation of a play ft the overall and apron party at the Methodist church In Genoa on Monday night. The play was entiled 'Tell A members of Hhe cast being: Cora Phillips. Mable Shioman, Lucille Hicks and Louise Storm. Last week young people of the Grange held an Invitation dancr which was greatly enjoved, music being provided by the Nelson Or ing and visiting and taxty refreshments were served by the hostesses. This afternoon the groun is hav-Inflr a sewing bee and much work Is exnected to be accomplished at his time.

Having planned a trip to Oak rark for yesterday women of the Lane of T'ochelle and Muriel A va css 1 1 a st tri ia do not play with the children rnd that they lie to the child. They do not exnlain the meaning of life and do not have enough religion. Of Interest were Mr. Rogers' ideas on war. He said that for this event nre being made by Mrs.

Orville Davison and Mrs. Charles Cole. jrru'iclans taking part the chief way to stop war would i ninv-iive members and clients be to stop the manufacture and were present yesterday, and English Lutheran church EAGLES Annual Hallowe'en Masquerade DANCE Friday. Oct. 28th :00 P.

M. PRIZES FOR COSTUMES Eagles, Their Wives and Gnest Couple met In the morning, and two cars the close of the day delightful re sale of guns, he went on to link this phase of crime with that ot youthful crimes, and said that too much crime in movies and radio freshments were served by the chestra. Etna Grange Is planning a Hal were filled for the trip. Unon arrival there the women firt visited an Ok Park church hostesses. Next meeting of the cir During the business meeting a cemmittee was appointed to investigate the purchase of dishes for the association.

The committee Includes Mrs. Gus Hagman, Mrs. ignor Swanson and Mrs. Carl Swanson, all past presidents of the group. The program last niht was given as announced, with several splendid numbers by the school br.nd, directed by Lawrence Fog- Malta.

Mr. anl Mrs. pi'bert Rrsden-bu have recen'N moved to their home on DeKalb Avenue is P-nprnore, and a jffw ntehts aro CO of their friends igjathered at the residnnce for jij housewarm-ln. ill. Tsbleir- were filled for cards, there was music for, dancing.

a rrot delicious lunich was served In th course of thje evening. A pvn-selcf monev vvjaif also present- ed tr honored host and hostess With the sincere gftod wishes of their friends. i hrwdcasts have their effect on the is take place at the home of lowe'en party for Saturday evening, October 29, to be held at the Malta town hall. Members are ad be'ore ro'ng to the assembly at 1 :00 o'clock. Several excellent sneakers were heard, and various gtouns demon yonng people.

Mrs. George Willrett later gave a humorous reading and there was tAlk given by Mrs. Voreis, DeKalb county chairman. 1 Vx te VA: 9 0 rr rT 0 V. ivirs.

jesse Moore wun Mrs. joe Wood as co-hostess. The Yoiing Women's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran church met Tuesday evening at the parsonage, with Mrs. Russell strated work being done by the crurces this year. A most eniov- The Home Garden club is to eble time is reoorted.

and with ideal weather, the entire day was a success. 1 Bricht flKsistincr Mrc E. W. Mag- at the home meet Mondav night elberg: community singing under the direction of Harry Wagner. Information of the proposed banking amendment was given by F.

McCormick of the DeKalb Trust Savings Bank, much val- iiusson as nosiess. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, on vised that they may Invite one or more guests for the occasion, guests to dress as they please. The committee planning the oarty promises a most enloyable evening and is honing that all members of the grange will be interested.

Those on the social committee In charge of servln? refreshments are: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Peter-n, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson, Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Mil An attendance of 20 members West Roosevelt Street. Program M. F. MALONE for this occasion Is to be of a musical and literary tyne' and pro was had last evening at a meeting of the Maude-Eva Guild of the CLUBS AND LODGES mises to be of great Interest.

All members of the club are to reserve the date and to plan BAZAAR FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH WEDNESDAY. NOV. 9th Afternoon and Evening Fancy Work. Rugs. Produce, Candy, Refreshments.

First Bantist church, held at the hce of Eva "Buildine of Bridges" was the nrogram- theme lad evening, and This was the annual meeting of the group and officers were elected, and the year's business was closed. Chairman for the new year will be Elinor Anderson: vice chairman. Mrs. Allen Anderson; secretary, Elsie Benson and treasurer, Mrs. Russell Bright.

A nice crowd was present and after the business meeting all enjoyed a social hour, and lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses. Next meeting of the so on attending. ler. ueble informat'on being given. Dr.

L. L. Collins of the DeKalb County Tuberculosis Sanatorium was the sneaker, last evening and was introduced by the county nurse, Rose Phelos. He spoke on "Prevention of Tuberculosis" and showed two films sent out by the national tuberculosis association. One of the pictures showed how tuberculosis is acquired, and the other was the Negro film entitled Let Mv Peoole Live." His talk This month's meeting of the High School Parent Teacher Association was held last night at the school, and several jnatters of interest were cared drj, a most delightful program was also enjoyed.

A new. departure planned for this was presented in a most Interesting manner, as a part of the f-eneral theme for the year, "Bridges." Committees for the year were appointed and plans were made, the evening closing with a social sis When the Ignition Is shut off during a coast down a long hill, unburned gfts Is sucked Into th? cylinders and cuts the oil, so that It Is less efficient as a lubricant. At the meeting yesterday afternoon of the Normal Road club most all of the members attended. Mrs. W.

B. Storm was hostess, entertained at her home on Garden The time was spent In a delightful social manner, with a lovely ciety will be held at the home of Elinor Anderson, with Genevieve next month's meeting, this to be 7Z hour durln which Miss King served dainty Hallowe'en refreshments. an afternoon affair on November was highly informative and was of the utmost interest to the O'clock, when 16. starting at 3:00 a get-acquainted tea and social Twenty members and friends of 'fine are planned. I Arrangements Circle Six of the First Methodist Later a social hour was enioyed: and refreshments were served In tre school cafeteria, which has; BIRTHS church met with Mrs.

Curtis Larson at her home on Pleasant Street yesterday afternoon. A pleasant social time followed Har You Been Out to See BOB BERG at the THE COLLEGE INN Across from Arch W. Lincoln Highway SERVING CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS DAILY Try our Hot Chicken Bar-B-Q. We specialise In all kinds of sandwiches, which you fan eat here or take with you. We Want You TO READ THIS TRUE STORY the business session.

Decorations! and refreshments were In keening! with Hallowe'en. Mrs. William! Marshall was the assisting hostess, i Next meeting of the group is to Jacobson as co-hostess. Last evening the Y. W.

C. AM of the Northern Illinois State Teachers College sponsored a novel event, new on the N. campus. This was a Japanese latern parade, and it is expected that with its Inauguration last evening this will be an annual feature. It was planned for the stimulating of Interest in the Y.

W. Geneva region summer conference. The lantern parade was inaugurated on the campus by Audrey Dennis, who with Marian Elliott attended the Y. W. Geneva regional conference held at College Camp on Lake Geneva in June.

This was a huge event as carried out at the lake, with representatives from nine states taking part, and 500 girls attending. At the meeting here last evening Helen Nelson, president, been newly decorated and tables put in for students. 4 Humphrey Rebekah lodge observed vice grand night, last evening the local vice grand, Iva Budrow as presiding officer. Guests were present from Aurora, St. Charles, Elburn, Piano, Sycamore and Genoa.

Oscar Johnson of this city was one of the speakers, and had a message of Interest for the group, end Elssler of Aurora a member of the advisory board of the eld folks home, gave a splendid talk. Fall flowers were used In decoration about the Odd Fellow hall. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Durln of Scarboro are the parents ot a daughter born Monday evening at the Mendota hospital.

This Is the third daughter In the Durln fam-hy. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sword of Ashton announce the birth of a daughter Charlene Louise at the Dixon hospital, Tuesday morning. Mrs.

Sword was formerly Ruth Schnorr of Lee. A daughter was born at noon today to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wal-lem, of Malta, at Glldden Memorial hospital. be held November 9 at the home of Mrs.

IL Hyer, 809 Lewis Street Missionary Guild of the Tmman-uel English Lutheran church is to meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 clock at the home of Mrs. L. Modern science definitely has proved that the family waohlng i made more hygienlrally clean In today' modern commercial lauit dries than I possible with the facilities available In the home. The now famous Home Washing Survey which attracted much attention at recent conventions of the American Medical Association has given amazing new and authentic facts on the "hyjlenlcall Hallowe'en GET YOUR CROWD TOGETHER and come out and try our food and dancel Pries and at this time a report of the trip to Oak Park yesterday! will be 1ven. On Friday evening the adult safe" hsndlins of the family wash- where the meeting was held, and tables were bright with Hallowe'en colors.

Marian Benson acted as chairman of the refreshment committee, and all present enjoyed the lunch provided for the Ing. Samples of thelast rinse water were taken from washings In ten typical American homes tor a period of twenty consecutive 'weeks, a total of 200 average washings Samples of the East rinse water M. F. MALONE In the course of the business were also taken from 100 typical fn, THE QUALITY STORE SINCE 1804 Over 300 Brand New FALL HATS ulC "i were presented and acted submitted to a bacteriological A newPmembfrs re oratory for analyst Here b. what the order on Novem- waa luunu.

i ne average oacieria ber 9. count in the last! rinse water of While all enjoyed the social hour at the tables, visiting vice grands. Batiste and Matching Power elastic in a MlsSimplicitq that slims and SUMS Teal Blue Wine Spice Rust Laurel Green Lorenxo Brown Navy Black New Pillboxea Straight and Casual Brims Off-the-Faee Shako Turbans Tailored Trims Yell and High Feathers Make up with Kayscr hosiery for complete allure. "Mrr-O-Klccr" beaurifiers are yours in appealing new Fall shades, flattering and easily applied as your pet lipstick: "Adore1', "Lovelce" and "Exquisite" All are subtly toned to Autumn's smartest smr fabrics and accessories. 200 home washings was 818,792 bacteria per cubic centimeter of last rinse water.

The average bacteria count In last rinse water from 100 commercial laundries was 81 bacteria per cubic centimeter of 1 last rinse water, THE REASONS: Modern commercial laundries through scientific research and Study at their million dollar proving ground at Jollet, Illinois, Jhve perfected methods (not practiced tn homes) of washing clothes hygienirally clean. Laundries fte equipped to maintain exact water temperatures throughout every operation. Laundries use nine changes of water 'nd never e-osa any of It Laundries use three times as much serving as officers, received dainty gifts, presented by Mrs. Bud-row, acting noble grand for the evening. Mrs.

Charles Kittleson entertained members of her three table contract bridpe club last evening, a pleasant social time being enioyed with cards as the chief diversion. Hih score for the evening was merited bv the hostess and second by Mrs. John Boardman. and the honored member for the evening wa Mrs. Clark Countryman.

Hallowe'en decorations and col Plain smooth batiste has Power elastic batiste back and side panels. Lace forms the top half of the uplift bust. The waistline straps pull diagonally to concave the waist. Model 0466. The season's best sale of hats for Friday and Saturday this week! Every one a late stylel A speciat purchase brings this unusual assortment to you for just $1 98.

Also, we have included many from our higher priced models to make these values unusually caitstanding. It is your opportunity Don't miss itl Come Friday and Saturday and secure an unusual value from DeKalb 's largest and most up-to-date stockl THE HAT IS HERE FOR YOC HAIR UP OR HAIR DOWN THE RELIABLE The Borne of Quality Venetian Blinds and Draperies Tree Estimate ors predominated In the dainty water per pound ot clothes as Is 50 luncn served and clans were made to meet aln In two weeks, when 3 used tn the homtv 1 If yoa have not laent roar wash 98c Malone Mrs. winiam Olson will be host a o. ft. of, rm.

w. MJJM ing to our modern! laundry recently, try It during the coming week Every housewife Wants her trashing hyglenically clean. WHITE ROSE LAUNDRY, 8. Fifth St. ess.

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