Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 12

The Telegraph Has Approximately 50 Per Cent More Paid Circulation in Alton, East Alton Men's Suits 27 Blue, Gray, Brown, A good serge suit, Stylish, Practical, Economical. Worn by men who admire good style because of the tasteful well groomed appearance, a neat serge suit gives. They're economical because they wear and hold their shape so well. We'd like to show you your style and size in one of these serges; your choice of blue, gray or brown. See these stylish, serviceable serge suits in our windows.

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WOOD RIVER "Posey Bed" at Roxana School Friday. Cast of characters for opora "Posey Bed" to bo sung at Hoxana school Friday evening, May 25, 1923, at 8 o'clock following a supper which will 1m served on tho lawn from 5 o'clock on: Annlo Leo Peters Kathryn Lowell Payne Blanche Tbedell DIppell Elizabeth Allen- Francis Cockran Elmer Hnnder.Herbert Murphy Jos. Lawrence Roberta Baldwin, Florence Dyer Josephine Isaminger. Westhoff, Amelia Scheve Joseph Decker, Edward McDonnell Robert Goodwin, Carrol McDonnell Esther Bank, Stelle Mapes. 1, Rutli Lanus, Hazel Westhotf 2 Christine Broadstone, Mildred Flinn 3.

Helen Rethorn, June Claytoe Gertrude Hlstner, Beulah Cochran Maybelle Strahan, Catherine Schene 12 Daisies Mary Schlmina, Lucille Gormley 13 Lily Andry Mapes. 14 Sunflower Henry Schene. 1. May G. Isaminger, Morsellno Harvlck 2.

Madeline Harvlck, Marjory Bradshaw 1C Poppy Ladles Mabel Hendrlcks, Mabel Bender 17 Madame Swallow Thelma Strahan. 18 Pages to King 1. Glenn Bowman, 2. Frp'l Isaminger, Roy Rose. 4.

Wayno Baxter, 5. Harold Worthy. Wemloll Strahan. 20 GelslI tho Goose Girl Magnolia Bowman. Family Reunion ut Home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Peters of Roxana Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Peters and family, of Roxana, were delightfully Biir- prised by a visit from Mr. Peters' sisters and their families, motored from Torre Rtuite, Sunday They were Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Leucht and son Charles, of Terre Haute, Mrs. Clarence TSvans of West York, 111., MrH. Maud Seclgwick of O.nelda, South Dakota ant! William Bucking- hr.m of Chicago.

111., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Guyer of Edwardsville, 111., sou Leon, and Orvllle and daughter rind son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moore.

The party left Monday for their homes. Pentecostal Church Members to Meet Tonight. There will bo a mooting of tho momborH of thn Pentecostal church tonight at tho Pentecostal tabernacle to make arrangements to build a new rhiirch. Tho building will be 42x70. A full report of the pluns will bo given sis soon as complete arrangements arc made.

The congregation has grown so fast they foci tho need of a new building in which to hold their meetings. Become Full-Fledged Members. The Scouts held a meeting last night in the basement of tho Kvan- church and a number of tho Ki'nuth received tlifi invosture whereby they he-come ftill-flcdKed members. Mr. Getting and C.

E. Maguire, troop committecmcn, took p.art in the ceremony. The boys are busy preparing themselves for 1 parade In which thny will participate on Decoration Day in Wood River in tlio morning and in Alton In tho afternoon. Tho Scouts have been gathering paper which they will sell In order to procure enough money to purchase full equipment for the occasion. church Thursday afternoon at the church.

Postpone Meeting. The Ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will not meet this week. Tho meeting hns been postponed until two weeks later. Evangelical Church to Hold Congregational Meeting. There will bo a congregational meeting at the Evangelical church at 8 o'clock Friday evening.

Members arc kindly urged to bo present. Accepts Position at Roff Hotel. Miss Mary Sunshine of Contralla, 111., has accepted a position at the Roff Hotel on Fergifson avenue. Community High Baseball Team Loses to Alton High. The Community High school baseball team played Alton High yoster day on the 99 diamond.

The score was 16'9 In favor of Alton High. Attend Ball Game. The attended the ball game yesterday afternoon between Community High school and Alton High school: Roberta Farrow, Dor othy Hall, Pauline Maxey, Susan Keeno, Wllma Moore, Fern Harris Cecelia Boschert, Dorothy City Library Received New Shipment of Books The city library has received a new set of International Encyclopedia This Is the latest revised edition 1923 and 1924 volumes. These books may not be taken from the llbrarj but are available to the public a any time the library is open. Beside every afternoon from 1.30 to 5:30 except Sunday the library is open on Wednesday to Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock.

Alrplan Soars Over Roxana and Wood River. For several days an airplane has been noticed soaring over Roxana and Wood River advertising Lucky Strike tobacco. The words Lucky IHrike Is formed in the air with smoke. Many people had the opportunity of seeing this stunt performed in mid-air, and tho plane and occupant attracted quite a bit of attention. Traband Machine Run Into.

Monday evening Gustavo Traband drove tho Traband Ford car to the Community High school where he attended a rehearsal for their coming class play. He parked the car in front of L. G. Osborne's home on Wood River avenue. A Mr.

Roberts from Upper Alton, ran into the Tra band car and smashed the front end of both cars. The lights were turned off of the Ford. No one was injured. Chicken Supper a Big Success. Tho chicken supper given last nlghl was a huge success.

Many people attended and enjoyed the deiiciously cooked chicken supper which was served in the church basement. B. Y. P. U.

to Hold Election of Officers There will be an election of officers of the B. Y. P. XJ. Sunday evening a' 6:30 o'clock at tho church.

United Brethren Ladles' Aid to Serve Dinner The Ladles' Aid of the Unite Brethren church will meet all day 'hursday and servo a dinner at noon the public. Notes. Receiver Vorlie of the First State and Savings Bank, was In Wood River, Monday night. Tuesday Mr. Vcrlio and Attorny Manning were Edwardsville on business.

Mrs Troy Kesslnger and Dorrls Maryn nre visiting friends in Granite Mrs. Joe Schanafolt was a St. Louis visitor yesterday. Mrs. Donald Williams was a St.

Louis shopper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Roodhouso and son Ernest, of Whitehall, visited their son Russell Roodhouse, Monday eve- nl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin of Acton avenue spent Tuesday shopping In Alton. Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Rotf, son Homer. Charles Rott, Mrs. Earl Roff and eon Wlllard motored to Edwardsvlllo yesterday. Miss Mildred Martin spent Tuesday with relatives in Alton. George Wostbar and sister, Miss Ellen Westbar motored to Wood River to spend the week end with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Reppner. Ed.

Watson of tho Watson-Howard Insurance Agency, spent Thursday in St Louis on business. Mr, and Mrs. O. G. Tipton, Mr.

and Mrs. James Foreman were Alton visitors last night. Mrs. J. L.

Springer of the State Road spent the day in Wood River on justness. John Stewart 'of Kansas City, nd Miss Grace Whalen of St. Louis, pent Monday at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. J.

L. Sullivan. Mr. Stewart ind Miss Whalen are brother and ister. Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Night and fam- VVood River and spent last evening ly, of East St. Louis, motored to vith Mr.

and Mrs. P. B. Warno. Mr.

and Mrs Frances Klclnpetcr of 3t. Louis, spent Wednesday with Mrs. aunt, Mrs. P. Scherrer.

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Mrs. William Ponrose very pleasantly entertained her euchre club of Alton last evening at her home at 424 Wliltelaw avenue. Refreshments were served by the hostess. In two will entertain tho club. weeks Mrs.

William Beiser of Alton Ladles' Aid Society of First M. E. Church to Meet. There will ho a mooting of tho Ladles' Aid Society of tho First M. fWf heSh i meprmine BLACK TAN, WHITE;) OXBiOOIXBROWN The showing in this Department is remarkable for variety and values.

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