Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 13

ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Section 2 Pages 13-22 Established January 15, 1836 Politics To Be Topic At Blackburn CARLINVILLE Politics will again become the topic of discussion when the Blackburn discussion group, Phi Kappa Alpha calls together its second meeting of the year Wednesday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p. m. in Allison dining hall. The meeting will feature talks by two members of Blackburn's faculty, Wilson Newbauer will discuss Adlal Stevenson from the Republican point of view, and Harold Spencer will offer a profile view of President Eisenhower from the Democrat's standpoint.

An open discussion will be called for by the chairman. Joy Leedom, upon completion of the talks. The public may attend. Chapel Sorvtco CARLINVILLE The Rev. Robert S.

Kieser, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church of Springfield, will speak at Blackburn College chapel Sunday at 11 a. m. The Rev. Kieser, well- known throughout the mid-west is a graduate of McCormick Theological Seminary and has been active in this area for many years. ALTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11,1956 Dm A wm WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1956 Take Poll On Yule Hours so nniiT-d mm mil tors.

inrhiHing: I'rnni ilion Chncncc Nnncc. Scott Spencer. loufihby Sundin, Barnerd nncl Jfick Wcinbcrg. Downtown Improvemnnl Bert Wuellner, chairman; nrt Colliding, Irv Rosenfeld, Member of the own Marvin Yawitz, and Henry Mo- Busmess Men Association will Adams he polled by postcard on Finance Irv Robbins, chair- nights to stay open during the man; Harry Miller and George Christmas season, in accordance ltyriei with action tak-n by thn or- 1 notin Wi'j'am Bierhaurn. ganizatfon at its meeting at noon; Wednesday at Hotel Stratford.

Roatright, president, al- notin Wi'j' A $40,000. OO nickel project at Moa Bay is arousing great interest in Cuba. Yoting Demos Pick Officers Of New Club Organization of a Young Drm- ori'ais Club was effected at a meeting Tuesday evening in the YMCA. and Dan Alexander, 18. was elected as president.

Other cfficers chosen were Conway Barlow, vice president; Miss Judy Gavin, recording secretary; Miss Mary Dooling, cor- responding secretary; and Miss Mollie Davey, treasurer. Present to help guide the new club in its and initial plans was Dirk Allen, president of the Young Democrats Club of dranilo City who de' scribed his club's activities. Members also heard a short address by Dick Mudge. Democratic candidate for state's attor- ney. Other visitors wore Miss i Kulalia county clerk, and Paul Simon, Democratic candidate for state representative.

Thomas Krepel brought greet- 'ings as chairman of the Alton- Godfrey Democratic committee. I Miss Hotz and Krepel were invited to address the club at its next meeting, next Tuesday night in Electricians Hall, at Central and Union Street. The club also voted to Invite Congressman Price to address it and set plans for sponsoring at an open meet- the showing of a film suit of Efforts to in- i crease the club membership are in progress. A French firm is offering lor export apple brandy up to 25 years old. ONE WILL BE well bo voted upon this week at West Junior, and coronation will take place soon afterward.

In front, left, Roberta Whyers, Janet Wieiand, Barbara Weber. Rear, left, Sandra Judy, Koma Vanfossen, Carla Voss and Ann Photo. 125th A nnivcrsary Bishop Magee To Speak On Carlinville Church Program CARLINVILLE On Sunday, Oct. 21, the 125th anniversary of First Methodist Church will Held Name For Three CAMDEN, N.J, JP Red Ellsworth had the name California Kid reserved for three years with the Jockey Club, waiting for "our best race horse prospect." Cali-j of lnp Methodist Church fori children. Throughout the day Items of historical interest dating from the early periods of Carlinville will be o.n display in the north room of the church.

Assisting Mrs. Hemphill on the anniversary committee are pageant, written by Mrs. C. 3. Mrs Mrs.

C. J. Lumpltin. will be presented under the direction of Mrs, I. K.

be observed. Juergensmeyer. Members of the Bishop Ralph Magee of Ev-! church taking part in the pageant anston will speak. Mishop are Hebron, narrator; W. Lumpkin, Miss Theresa Renner and the Rev.

Stanley Wiese. Scholarships Go nigh OKLAHOMA CITY ff Abe gee, now retired, served as res- rjenilev Lorrin Arnet' Ralph Lemons basketball coach at Ok- ident bishop of the Illinois area i Wadsworlh' Milton City was short fornia Kid is a leading candidate for the Garden State on Oct. 27. eight years. He was in Carlin- William a ta la vrr WHY did the Republican Governor approve a 2 million Dollar Increase in Hodge's Budget? ELECT RICHARD B.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for GOVERNOR So he placed the following among the want ads: "Available, one basketball ath- John Surman an(J of0 ver." CORRUPTION ttiTOttl INTIOKITT 1n Russell, Mrs. C. C. Miller, villp 10 rears ago nnd spoke at Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs, Rob- the ll.ith anniversary celebra- rj i ert Bremer, Mrs.

Lloyd Preg- tion of the local church. Mre Cisse Parso Mrs tjc scholarship to a boy with Mrs Victor Hemphill is en- Jacobj MSsg fect chairman of the anniversary' .000 committee At 1 p. m. a basket dinner will be served at the church, with members bringing their food and table service. A feature of the dinner hour will be the cutting of a birthday cake.

Mrs. P. G. Sawyer, superintendent of the home department of the church school, will arrange for a piece of the cake to be taken to each of the shut- in members of the church during the afternoon. Following the reading of "greetings" from former members who have moved away, a group from the church will make a pilgrimage to Carlinville City Cemetery where an appreciation of the work of Stith M.

Otwell will be given and a wreath will be placed on his grave. The Rev. Stith Otwell came to Carlinville in appointed by the Illinois Conference, to organize a church in the community. At 7:30 p. m.

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