Carbondale Free Press from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 3

I I JACKSON COUNTY RAMBLERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB MET LAST NIGHT The Jackson County Ramblers Motorcycle Club met again day night at the Indian Motorcycle Shop in Carbondale, at 8 p. m. A short meeting was held this time, since there was little business to handle and plans were discussed for coming club activities and a committee appointed to plan the coming events for the club and report to the club at the next meetwhich will be held on Tuesday, April 16th. The "Dark Horse" drawing at the end of meeting was won by the only guest attending, Bill Lipe. from Murphysboro.

Anyone interested is invited to attend the next regular meeting of the Ramblers at the Indian Motorcycle Shop, 906 Lake Street, Car-: bondale on Tuesday, April 16th at 8 p. m. DATE OF MINSTREL SHOW ANNOUNCED BY RURAL 'YOUTH GROUP Members of the Buncombe Youth Group have announced that the minstrel show, for which they have been practicing during the past few weeks, will be presented at Buncombe school house, west of Highway 51 in Makanda township, on Friday evening, April 5. The! public is invited to attend. There will be no admission charge, but a collection will be taken.

Curtainraising time has been set at 8 o'clock. The group, with twenty-one persons in the cast, presented the show at the Anna junior high school 011 Tuesday evening, to an appreciative audience. MEETING The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Ladies' Parlor of the Church Mrs. Lula Nave will' conduct the Thursday evening at seven thirty. devotionals.

A special feature of the program will be a talk by Mrs. Herbert Russell on "Life and Cuslived in South America, Mrs. Rustoms of South America." Having sell will draw upon first hand experiences observations which should help to make the work of the Wesleyan Service Guild in that country more real. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Schuete and Mis Esther Shubert.

All business and professional women are invited to attend this meeting. The regular meeting of the Past Matron's Club will be held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Nell Reeves, 306 North University, with dessert at 7:00 p. m. All members are cardially invited to attend.

Mrs. John Bruger was called to Louis. Tuesday because of the critical illness of her mother, Mrs. Dora Crowell. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain of East St. Louis spent the week with Mrs. Neetie Jenkins Jackson Street. Mrs.

Jenkins on been confined to her bed has since last October. HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Tuesday: Mrs. W. K. Sisk, surgery, Carbondale; Mrs.

Frank Mosley, surgery, Marion; Gus Parrish, sur. gery, Marion; Brecden, surgery, DeSoto; Mrs. Ben Bigier, surgery, Carbondale; Mrs. Clarence Morris, surgery, Carbondale; Mrs. Robert Atnip, surgery, Marion; Amos Layman, medical, Cambria; Mrs.

Virgil Cox, medical, Makanda. Dismissed Tuesday: Mrs. Leander Wooden, surgery, Carbondale; Mrs. L. Z.

Overturf, accident, Carbondale; Albert Hale, accident, Carbondale; Miss Mary Ellen Young, medical, Carbondale; J. A. Stoelzle, surgery, CarDr. bondale; Freddie and Allan Don'medical, DeSoto; Thomas Darley, niell, medical, Carbondale. NOTICE Members of American Legion having rummage call Auxiliary 12Y.

ca4 High School Course Taken at Home Now you can complete High School education and win diploma by study at home in spare time no classes to attend. Thousands of people all over America are taking advantage of courses given by this nationIf are 16 or over and left ally known home study school. you school before completing your High School education you are entitled to receive a sample lesson without charge. In your own home, study this free lesson, taken from one of our subjects, and see how easy it is to learn by our simplified home study method. You.

too, can be a High School graduate quickly and casily, without interference with your present job. For full details and Free Trial Lesson and. 40-page descriptive booklet CE-3 write to AMERICAN SCHOOL 7 So. Dearborn Chicago 3, Ill. Name Address City CARBONDALE, (ILL.) FREE Word has been received from Pvt.

Harold E. Braswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Braswell, of the South Highway, telling of his success in the Army Engineer Corps. He is now stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington.

He enlisted for a period of 18 months and has serv. ed since January 24, 1946. The following is the score which was reached in order to accomplish this medal. The marksmanship's medal is the lowest one and everyone that takes basic has to get it PRESS WEDNESDAY, APRIL before for they a can graduate. It is fired a score of 140.

We for the record today and just as I thought, I- got the xpert medal, which is the highest issued. Next is. the sharpshooter, then the marksman. Sharpshooter takes 160 and xpert 180. There were 4 xperts in our platoon and 'about 7 or 8 sharpshooters.

The rest were marksman. I can most honestly say that I am proud of the medal. THOMAS DIXON, AUTHOR OF "THE DIED EARLY TODAY RALEIGH, N. April -Thomas Dixon, 82, author of, "The Clansman," upon which the great, silent motion picture "The Birth of a Nation" was based, died at his home here early today after la long period of ill health. 3, 1946 Dance Educator To Be Here For Concert.

Monday (Continued from Page: One) cal groups in New York and summer study in Colorado with Lloyd Shaw. Before assuming directorship of the department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation in the Texas State College for Women, Dr. Duggan served in a similar capacity at Baylor College and Lindenwood College, and was. instructor at Columbia University for several years. In demand as a teacher of dance in special short courses in professional camps institutes, Dr.

Duggan has been on such staffs in Pennsylvania, Ontario, Canada, FASTER University of Kansas, and directed numerous "refresher" dance courses in conjunction with the National, district, and state meetings of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. to For the past three summers, she has been' a special guest instructor at Ted Shawn's University cf Dance, Jacob's Pillow, Mass. Nationally acclaimed for her leadership in placing dance in education, Dr. Duggan has been elected to many honorary and professional organizations offices, serving in 1941-42 as national president of the American Association Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. She has authored many articles and books on dance, several of which have been placed on college and university textbook lists HATS We give and Royce, Lecie and Dobbs Ask for Stamps Enchanting version of the sailor, Redeem Xmas calots and templets all so gay and Ask for a Book feminine with flowers, ribbons and Savings Stamps wispy veiling! SAVE Choose Yours Today! $15.00 SUITS Designed for Women and Misses Brown and white or black and white checks.

Also solid colors in Limegreen red navy black and brown. Collarless or collared. Sleeves smartly. cut, some with deeper armholes. All this add to their smartness for EASTER.

$17.95 to $45.00 Women's and Misses Dresses Charm and Style are a part of the one and two-piece dresses on display. Fresh as Spring, in plain and beautiful floral prints. You'll find some in half-size. You'll find too, the popular button front classic. All new materials, some polka dots, shantungs, 'stripe chambray, sheers and jerseys.

5 All good makes, selected from the Famous Dresses, Nelly Dons, Queen Make, Judy 'N Jill and others. Darks and pastels. $5.95 to $25.00 You'll find here too. A complete and full line of lovely and beautiful accessories to complete your. Easter outfit.

1 JOHNSON'S Ready-To-Wear Department 2 PAGE THREE SOCIETY TY COMMUNITY HIGH P. T. A. HELD MONDAY EVENING The P. T.

A. meeting of the Community High School was held Monday night with a 'good attendance. The meeting was opened by the President, Mrs. F. J.

McCloskey. Mrs. W. A. Johnston led the audFence in group singing with Mrs.

Mewart Chandier at the piano. After the business of the meeting, Stewart Chandle: presented his travelogue of the many beauty, spots in Illinois and many of our own city. This was greatly enjoyed by all. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Douglas Lawson the audience to pass around and judge the art exhibit from the pupils of her.

class. Prizes were awarded to the three highest in the opinion of the judges. Those receiving prizes were: Nola Lipe, first; Clara Stephens, second, and Wade Harris, third. receiving able mention were George Holliday, Ruth Young, Arlond Wagner, Jimmy Kalert, Jim Milligan, guerite Brimmer, John Owens, Doris Carrington, Bob Palmier and Ruth Tenny. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the Freshmen mothers.

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34-inch high and 38 inch long. $4.98 Men's "Double Duty" Overall Pants Made for tough service. Heavy 8-ounce indigo-blue denim -is sanforized shrunk--Yoke back. $1.31 Electric Broiler Cooker Broils steaks, toasts bread, cooks and boils does all these at your table. $12.45 Store Hours 9 a.

m. to 6 p. m. SEARS ORDER OFFICE 211 West Main Street Phone 825 CARBONDALE, ILL. throughout the United States and Canada.

In constant demand for her addresses, Dr. Duggan has spoken before professional groups from Boston to California, New Orleans, to Chicago. MISS JOYCE JOHANNESEN TO BE MARRIED APRIL 14 TO CHARLES S. HAMILTON Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Johannesen of Erwin, South Dakota informally announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh-(ing ter, Joyce, to Charles S. Hamilton, son of Captain and Mrs. Ralph E. Hamilton, former residents of Carbondale. The wedding will take place Sunday afternoon, April at 4:00 p.

at the First Method. ist Church in Carbondale. The prospective bride has made her home in Aberdeen, South Dakota for the past four years where she has been the secretary to the South Dakota State Director of the United States Employment Service. She will join the prospective groom- in St. Louis on April 11th.

Mr. Hamilton, recently discharged after three years service in the Army has been a life long resident of Carbondale. He was released as a Technical Sergeant from the Nebraska Recruiting District where he was on temporary duty in Aberdaen, South Dakota. Mr. Hamilton now finishing his Senior year at the Southern Illinois Normal University.

Open church will be observed for the wedding and the many friends of the prospective bride and groom are cordially invited to attend. NEW ERA SCHOOL CHILDREN ENJOY PARTY The children of New. Erd School greatly enjoyed a party given by Mrs. Charles Young at her home Friday afternoon. An interesting science lesson on radiosondes was given by Wayland Young.

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