Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Entertainments, Society and Meetings Dinner I'nrly nt East Alton Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy ot East Alton entertained with well- appointed dinner party Friday night nt their home.

Mr. nnd Mrs, Vilas Hix of Springfield were out of town Kuests at tho dinner. Club With Miss Wauck Miss Ella Hauck of Mills street Vrlll entertain next week, having as Sunday School Will Glvo Social An Ico cream noclnl will be given next Thursday evening at the Evangelical Hall by tho members of the Evangelical Sunday School. Bridge Party for Miss O'Sulllvan Miss Jane Placlc of Fourth street was hostess to a pretty two- table bridge party last evening when she entertained in honor ot Miss Mar- guests members of tho Thursday Baret O'Sulllvan of Kansas City. Miss Evening Five Hundred Club.

The club will resume meetfngs. During July nnd August no meeting of the club was held. House Party nt Cnmp Tanglowooil A house party will ba enjoyed over the week-end at Camp Tanglewood, arranged In honor of Miss Heulah Nell Harvey of St. Louis, who la the guest of Miss Adelaide Rela. Miss Harvey was a former secretary at V.

TV. C. A. Vesper Sing at Camp Levls jA. Vesper Service Sing will bo hold At Camp Warren Lovla Sunday noon nt five o'clock and will bo by tho High School Girls who Cre spending a week In camp.

The public Is Invited to attend. The High School girls have a delightful stay at camp, each day being filled with a program amusement, Hostess To Pretty Card Party Mrs. E. W. Brown and Mrs.

James Dooley gave a party Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Brown, entertaining In the Interest of tho Ur- aullne Academy building fund. Eight guests were in attendance and spent the afternoon playing cards. Favors were given to Mrs. Dooley, Mrs.

Hugh Barr and Mrs. John Simon. At 4:30 o'clock Mrs. Brown and Mrs Eooley served dainty refreshments. Tho home was attractively decorated Fail flowers.

Lotto Party at Clifton Terrace Tonight A lotto party will be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg at Clltion Terrace tonight nnd the proceeds from tho party will go towards tho Clifton Terrace road. Visitors to the lotto party tonight will' drive down to the Kllbagio gates and then up the front road to the Rosenberg residence, which la at tho extremes west end of Clifton Terrace Refreshments will bo served and favors will bo awarded. Y.

W. C. Supper at Park The Young Women's Circle of the First Metholllst Church opened Its 1025-1920 season last evening with a picnic supner at Hock Spring Park Sixty guests, Including tho husbands end children of the members, attended tho picnic and at 0:30 o'clock en- Joyed supper. A delicious supper was served by a committee composed of acti Cl is numerous for tho fall nnd will also devote much time in preparation for its annual December bazaar. 40-Guest Party Tor Ursuline Fund The Misses Mildred Brown and' Amelia Ringemann entertained a company of forty guests Friday even- Ing nt the home of Miss Ringemann on West Ninth street.

The party was given for the benefit ot the Ursuline Academy Building Fund. The home 11 ujt JV11HH O'Sullfvan Is the house guest of Miss Eunice Vine. The Black was decorated with garden flowers. Bridge was played for an hour or two and was followed by the enjoyment of delicious refreshments. Miss Black presented a gift to Miss O'Sul- llvan, as guest of honor, and favora to Miss Vine and Miss Laura Bigham, who scored high at bridge.

Jllss Blanche Maxeiner to Become Bride, The marriage of Miss Blanche Maxeiner of the American "Railway Express office, to Oscar J. Paul, well known mail carrier, Is to be an event of the next few days, though all the details are being kept secret. Miss Maxelner departed last night for some distant point to spend her vacation and Mr. Paul Is expected to leave this evening and the belief of their friends is that they will meet in Chicago and be married there. The groom today refused to give any confirmation of the report that the marriage would take place during his vacation from his post as mall carrier, but he would not deny it.

Both were expecting to be back here In about ten days and before returning they will make a trip on the lakes. PERSONAL H. C. Wilhlte, secretary-manager tho Alton Automobile Club, has re; turned from St. Louis where ho went to attend a meeting of tho Missouri Automobile Club where arrangements were made for the drive of tho Southern Illinois Automobile Club to be started n't Cairo Sept.

25. William H. Feldwiscii, real estate and insurance man of East Broadway, will leave -Tuesday for Florida where he will be- gone on a ten days' vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Bishop have returned from a trip to Florida. Mr. Bishop had some business interests there and effected some property sales.

He says that he found Florida full of people and the roads lined with automobiles making their way to Florida to participate in the land speculation. Edward Wlckenhauser departed this morning on a ten doy vacation trip to Denver, and the Rocky Mountains. While there he will visit his cousin, Albert Wickerhauser. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Rubenstein are making an automobile tour In Wisconsin. "Wesley Beall is home from attending the state convention of supervisors. He says that many Important points were discussed at theyneeting and soprfb good suggestions brought forth. was decorated with and plume.

roses, gladiloli The evening was devoted to fiv hundred and lotto, with favors being given to Miss Ann Chaffer, Mrs. C. H. Hale, Miss Mollie Heldeman, Mrs! Frank E. Graham, Miss Mae Needham and Miss Lillian Glas.

After tho' favors had been awarded music was furnished by Miss Helen and Miss Eurllla Blase. Yeothan At 10:30 o'clock refreshments were served, being carried out In a color scheme of pink nnd white, In keep- Ing With the decorations. Dorothea Will To Wed Koss King Mrs. August Will of 03B East Fifth street entertained a party of friends Friday evening at her homo In honor Mrs. Geraldine Nottleman, Mrs.

Lillian Roenlcke, Miss Loren.a Bauer, returned this morning from an automobile trip to Indianapolis. Enroute home they visited at Champaign and Urbnna. Joseph Lonie, of tho Lonlo restaurant on the Alton-Edwardsvlllo road, is planning to sell out his business Place and life home and leave Wood River for Florida In tho near future. Lonle is ono of Wood River's first witness men and for many years conducted one of Wood River's firs! restaurants at the corner of law and Ferguson avenues. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Frank L. Slaughter of Avon Park, leave Monday for their return homo after spending sev- ernl weeks visiting relatives in Alton and Wocxl River. Mr. nnd Mrs.

J. Benson will Ie-ive next week for an auto tour to Iol-i Kns, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. II.

Maxflold of W. D. Armstrong Godfrey will leave Monday for an auto North Alton Surprise Party. Tho members of tho Ladles Aid class or tho Elm Street Presbyterian church, accompanied by a number ot old friends of Mrs. Jennie Mitchell, surprised her yesterday aftcriroon nt her homo on Alby street, in the form of a farewell party.

Mrs. Mitchell recently sold her homo and Is contemplating taking a long vacation with relatives In Oklahoma, and with her daughter (who will ho remembered as Miss Margaret Mitchell), In Detroit, Mich. Tho afternoon wan enjoyed In Barnes, and toward evening dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Mitchell will leuvc In tho near future on her extended trip.

Injured In San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hngerman received a letter yesterday from the Taylor family of San Diego, stating; that Henry Taylor and Frank Morrison were both injured in an auto wreck In that city several days ago while driving In the Taylor machine.

Henry Taylor suffered a broken collar bone and two fractured ribs, and at the time tho letter was written was still in tho hospital. Frank Morrison suffered injuries in his back, however was taken to his homo after tho accident. Both parties are well known former North'Sidera and their friends hope that their recovery will bo a speedy one. Elm Street Presbyterian 'Church. Tho Bible school at 0:30 will study threo kinds of conversation, the slavl eirl, Cydla the business woman and tho keeper of the Phlllpplan Jail.

Sunday morning at 10:45 the pastor will speak on Pathways that lead to Power. In tho evening there will be Echoes from the "Winona Bible conference. At 7 o'clock the young people will study of Our Responsibility to tho Foreigners in America. Napoleon once declared: "My military genius plus millions of men equals world power," but he died a defeated, dejected, despised alien. Tho Man of Galilee said: "With God all things arc possible." If you and I can catch step with God we shall go his way and arrive home with him.

Don't 'make Napoleon's mistake. Make your Influence felt In leading some one to church next Sunday. J. G. Reynolds, pastor.

Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Martin will spend the week end In Springfield.

They will bo accompanied home by their daughter, Louise, who has been visiting friends and relatives In that city for the past week. Wm. Manard of North Alby street is the owricr of a new Star car which he purchased several days ago. Everything Is In readiness for a hot contest tomorrow afternoon when the I. D.

meet the All Stars of Alton. The local boys are determined to add ono more link to their chain of victories, and tho All Stars feel as though they are going to make different arrangements. Much interest is taken in this game and no doubt a largo number of fans will witness tt. Henry Rexhausen of Kohler street Is the owner of a new Overland coupe, purchased from the Van I'reter Auto yesterday. Tho members of tho Greenwood Hunting mid Fishing Club will leave tonight for their club house at' Nutwood to enjoy an all day outing tomorrow.

Lloyd Elliott, the grocer, has recovered after a brief illness at his home on State street. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elfgen of California, who have been visiting at the home of his mother and other relatives for several weeks have gone to Chicago where they will visit Fred Elf- Ken and family for several days. They will leave Chicago on Labor Day for their home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Logsden, of Springfield, is visiting nt the homo of her son, A. Logsden on State street for several days. Frleijds and relatives have received cards from Dr. and Mrs.

Frank Warden. They are enjoying life immensely in Buffalo, N. and plan to make their -visit an Indefinite one. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

C. Martin at their home on Belle street, a 9 pound son. Mother and son getting along nicely. Church Services PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Edwards Street, Near Main 9:30 n. m.

Bunday school. This Is our monthly Missionary Dny. 10:45 morning worship. p. m.

Younff Peoples' meeting. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. 7:30 p.

m. Wednesday prayer and praise. 7:30 p. m. Friday, Bible study.

Come to the Tabernacle tomorrow. A hearly welcome awaits you. J. E. Kfstler, Pastor.

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 0:00 n. m. Sunday school. 11:00 there will bo ordination services, Rev. Isaac Lee will be orOalncd.

Ordination sermon by the pastor. Ordination prayer by Rev. S. J. Grlswell.

Charge to the church by Rev. Hodges. Charge to the candidate by Rev. Grlswell. 0:30 p.

m. B. Y. P. U.

7:30 p. m. Devotlonals. 8:00 p. m.

Preaching. All are welcome. Edward D. Greene, Pastor. GOSPEL TABERNACLE Spring Street, Near Sixth Services tomorrow nt Gospe) taberlacle nre as follows: Sunday school meets at 9:30 a.

m. Miss Watts and W. A. Cannon urges all to keep up the good attendance. The hour for the morning preaching service is 10:45, the subject will be "Paul's Thorn In tho Was Come and see.

Young People's meeting begins at p. m. Mrs. A. W.

Kortkamp will be incharge. Evangelistic service begins at 7:30 p. m. Special music and special singing, warm testimonies, good congregational singing led by Rev. Kortkamp.

All are welcome and made to feel at home. Come on. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Central avenue. Sunday School at a. tn.

Wm. O. Friedrichs, Supt. There will be no services tomorrow morning. English evening services tomorrow at 8 o'clock.

Next Friday evening, Sept. 4, the regular bimonthly meeting of the congregation will be held. You are invited to attend services at Trinity W. C. Gesch, pastor.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 533 East Tenth Street "Christ Sunday's lesson subject: Golden text: I John 5:1. Services Sunday at 30:45 n. Wednesday at 8:00 p. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH Eighth and Henry Streets Sunday school at 9 o'clock, adult Bible classes for men and women at 0:15. Regular Sunday morning preaching services at 10 o'clock. O. W. Hogjjemeler, Pastor.

Wood River Concert for Tonight liegtnlnng at eight o'clock tonight there will bo proEcntf.d at the Community Pork a concert by the Italian Band. Tho special feature will be the pinging of Mr. Philip Mnccle who will be accompanied on tho piano by Mrs, Mnud Allen. Mr. Mncele, arrived last evening nt the homo ot E.

E. Mueller on Eighth street where tho rehearsal was held, a house party was also enjoyed. Jt is reported that the sidewalk was lined with tho many who listened to tho numbers Mr. Maccie was singing. Previous to his concert the bam'.

will play several numbers and It Is anticipated that record crowd will attend. Last winter Mr. Macele sang In concert in Cleveland, with "Tlla Ruffo." Knlorlalns for Visitors Mrs. Walnrlght was guest of honor lost evening nt nn sewing party given by Mrs. John A.

Hubbard In her home on Ninth street. Mrs. Walnrlght of Chicago with her husband and children are the guests of friends for the weok-enfl. The ladies enjoye'd a pleasant evening ana Mrs. Hubbard served a delectable two course lunch at the conclusion of the evening.

Those who attended, were Mrs. W. I. Joliey, Mrs. Donald Nacf, Mrs.

R. F. Lane, Mirs. Sam Montgomery, Mrs. Hubbard and tho honor guest, Mrs, Wninright.

Stag Tarty In the home of Donald Naef last evening a Slag Parly was given complimentary to J. Walnrlght. by Mr. Naef of Ninth street. A delightful evening at cards and the jservJnfi- of a two- course repast was enjoyed by the following: Messrs W.

I. Jolley, Donald Naef, R. F. Lane, Sam Montgomery, ot Alton, John A. Hubbard, Charles Baker, Henry Tittle and the guest of honor, Mr.

Walnright. To Spend Sunday in St. Louis Mrs. Forrest Qulnn of Shirley, who has been the house guest her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Maguire has gone to St. Louis to visit for few days. Mr.

Qulnn is expected to Petition to Probate Jim Poulos Will F. J. Manning, of Wood River, nt- (orney for Mrs. James Poulos, the Wood River restaurant man who ended him life at the Dlnckstono hotel in Chicago and left hla business affairs In badly tangled shape, yesterday petitioned the Probate Court in Ed- wardsvllle to probntc the will of Polling in which he left Ills estate to his wife, Mrs. Mary Kekick-Pouioa.

New Permanent Wnvc Miss Harriett 1. Robinson of Robinson lioauty Parlor has Just returned from Chicago after spending dome llmo completing a course on a permanent waving machine. Severn! years ago Miss Robinson became nn operator of a permanent Waving ma. chine but decided there wns too much danger in those makes. However, now she Is able to present to tho Alton people machine that puts in tho wave without the electricity being the hair and that In itself Insures against burning.

Miss Robinson has ever been desirous of giving the very best service In all branches and hopes to give the best service possible in all permanent Bally at A. M. Church There will be a mlslsonary rally at thn north side A. M. E.

church Sun- afternoon at 8 o'clock. will be In charge of two pastom of ths city. The Is Invited, Rev. 3, A. Randolph, pastor.

Want II. S. Autos "American automobile plants will in a short time double the proportion of their output going to the foreign field," cnys John N. Willys, chairman of the Foreign Tnule Committee of the National Automobile Chamber of Ho predicts that, in a few years, 25 per cent of our auto production will ho sold abroad. Poor Brakes a Menace Inefficient brakes were the.

cojise of 75 per cent of the 079,000 automobile accidents In the United States last year, according to reports reaching the public safety department of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Special Army Engine A new typo of automobile engine Visiliiifr With Cousin Mary Ann, little daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. James ilcMans Alton is visiting for few days with her cousin. Rose Mary Stocrmer of Pen- n'ngr avenue.

at Ncvius Homo Mrs. Edward Nevius of Campsville, la a guest at the home of her son and daughter, and Mrs. Ernest Nevius of Penning avenue. She will remain for two weeks. Leaves for Trip to Denver, Colo.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stacker and daughter, Elizabeth, left today for Denver, to be gone for days on a vacation trip. Mrs. Stocker and daughter returned Thursday evening from a vi.sit in Ilillsboro with Mrs.

Stacker's mother, Mrs. E. Dolllow. Home from Visit Mr. and Mrs.

Pile and family arc expected to return today from Clay- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Um Thp have been visiting there "The Unknown Got!" will be the for tc days- sermon theme of Rev. Edward L. Gibson at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow morning at 10:40 o'clock, -'i' 1 indefinite vi.sit with her son There will be special music. In ih evening at 8 o'clock we join in the Union Service on Seminary Square. Rev.

J. C. preacher. Townsend will bo the Sunday school, G. A.

McICinney 9:30 a. m. Mens' Organized Bible Class 10 a. m. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Bible school meets at 9:30 a.

m. The regular morning service will be held at 10:45. The pastor will speak on tho subject: "Our Self-Dependence." Iq the evening this church unites In the Union Service on Seminary Square. The pastor speaks. J.

E. Kirwin, Piano Conservatoire 928 West 9th Phone 2262 of her daughter, Miss Dorothea Will. Central tour to Lake Wales, Fi Mrs. Fred Warner and daughter of School of Music First Term Begins September Second avenue will leave next weolt for Warsaw, 111. E.

W. Gould will leave the first of tho week for an auto tour to South I Bend, nnd Michigan. Mrs. II. liutledRC, Miss Amy Rut- ledRe and Miss Nina Corbett returned a tour ot east- crn states.

They visited at Niagara Hills, rsew York and Toronto. Onnn. tile course of the evening the engagement of Miss AVI11 to Koss ICliiR of Washington avenue was formally made known. While the guests were enjoying of various kinds little Sammy Karrer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Troy Karrer of Granite City and a nephew of Miss Will, entered the room, attired to represent a King. The "King" distributed favors to his subjects, the guests assembled, In the form of lovely -roses which he carried In large basket. When Miss Esther Sohuetto received her favor, she found a small card attached to tho stem of the flow. On tho card was the in- Bcrlption "Dot and Home Time Soon." After they had offered best wishes to Miss Will upon leuriilnij of her engagement, tho Riicats asked tho bride-elect to allow them to see tho contents of her Mope liox niul her trousseai-. Miss Will acceded to their Wishes nnd displayed her 1-Iope- Box, contents as well as part of her P'oyod to teach In tho High school trousseau.

Tho evening closed with tho nerving of refreshments, Mrs. Will bein(; us- Blsted by her daughter, Mrs. Troy Karrer of Clranltu City. Tho talik- decorations -were carried out In pin); nnd white, with gladioli minuses being (ho flowers used. Tho ciilso served was filled with vtirluux ntrlclcn and Miss I-illliin Wclicr found tho ring.

Miss Will Is well known in oliurch, Toronto, Uil, Mrs. Edward Bowyei- and daughter, Sarah -Mae, have returned to their home in Carllnville after visiting for a week with her brother, Thomas Canton of Ninth street. Mr. nnd Mrs. William L.

Ingram of 104 East Twelfth treet nre tho parents of a daughter, born Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bensinger of Chicago, who have spent tho pnst week the guests of re'atlves In Alton will return Sunday to their home Miss Virginia RIejil of Evergreen avenue departed today for Grand Ridge. where she has been em- 'oyed to teach in tho High sc Mrs. Lena Warrlner of Foulds nvo- I nue left this morning for Qulncy, 111.

whero she. will visit with reUiUv'es. Miss Dorothy Fnllerton of Chicago who has been guest of her grand- minber, Mrs. Kalo Green, for several weeks, departed this morning for her home. ticorgo Albert Erbeck of Western Springs, who spent the summer social and musical circles, fjlio Is a member of tho (iraco Methodist Church and serves as Its organist.

Miss Will itoiisesscH a pretty ami well voice nnd is fi-uijuendy heard Alton audiences. Both Miss Will an Mr. King, wlio la thii son of Mrs. King tit Washington avenue, are connected wllh the Illinois Glass Com- A number of enlerlnlnmcnlH being arranged In honor of l.li«n will. Tho first ol 1 the series will bo given tofjght When NiMH WcJiri- ei.certain at her homo uii lloyiil utroet.

i with Ills griimlmnllior, Mrs. A. F. Erbeck of -II!) lilulT street, lias returned to his home. E.

M. Sparks left last evening for Michigan where he will upend, several days. Mr. nnd Mrs. Estcll Watson returned last evening to Indiana after visiting for several days with tlie for- parents, nnd Mrs.

J. E. Wutsou of Stato street. John McdliHilw. will leave for Detroit, to at- leiid eoiiveniiou of the American Jwy Irfivluk, who lias been ill for the past few days from undergoing a mirror operation at St, Joseph's hospital Is slightly improved.

He was removed to bis home at 91G street yesterday afternoon. Miss Dora. Homeyer of St. Louis' In visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kleselhorst of St.

Louis will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kleselhorst tomorrow, Mrs.

C. II Hale returned yesterday from Detroit, where she spent several days. Miss Nellie Jones of Clement Place Is homo from Chicago and other northern points where she enjoyed ten days' vacation. While away Miss Jones spent some time on the Lakes. MlMs Lucy Jones, who accompanied her sister north, has gone to Cadlal- line, to visit Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Millington. Mrs.

Mlllington was until July Miss Maud Harris ot this city. J. Hnxolton, daughters, Emily, Frances and Lillian, and William Werner, will arrive, home from an nntomobllo trip to Denver and other western points. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Klasncrand daughter, left this morning for 11 visit with relatives In Indianapolis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Sllvka of Wood River were dinner gucsits of Mr. and MI-B.

Walter Chapman tit the Rock Spring Country Club last evening. Miss Ann Diiggaii returned to Do- catur today after vi.sit with Ann Chaffer of West Ninth Btreet. Edward Yager of East 'Twelfth Httret has been confined 4o his home tor tho past week wllh blood poison- Ing in bin face. Mr. Yngnr'H condition IN much Improved today and he.

was ibin to be up nnd about thn house, Mrs. .1. C. Townsond of Langdon street ban gone to St. Louis to spend a week with relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Maloney and family of Wood River will spend KIIII- jiUiy with Mr.

and Mra. James Duoley. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHAPEL State and Mildred Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. 3:00 u. m.

church school. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Third and Market Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. a. m.

church school service and Catechism. 10:30 morning prayer. TWELFTH ST. 1'RESEYTMJJIAN ft CHURCH Services both morning and evening. The sermon topic ut 10:45 will be "Bringing Back the' Ark." At p.

in. "God's Way to Victory." school will meet at 0:30. Mr. M. K.

Robinson Supt. Christian Endeavor meets in the societies at 7 p. m. The flro of the Lord will not consume a sacrifice' which is not on the altar. Dn you FPO where neglect of the church lends? We welcome you to church.

L-eavcs for Home Mrs. Mary Heuer who has been en- nnil daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. A.

II. Hcurr, of Penning avenue returned to her home in IHinkcr Hill. Enti'ilaiii With Dinner Lust evening. Mrs. E.

V. I till had as her dinner guests, the Misses Mary ana Mn bio McKelvey. are visiting hen- from llcllcvillej 111. IK'tmrls for Miss MM urine Morgan, who has been spending the vacation witb bi-r Mr. find .1.

W. Morgan dcpnrled yestfrdny, parilrd by her brother. Park Morgan, for J1J. Th-y will vi.sit With IT Ul lives. (hirst of Mrs.

Kane Mrs. from G'iil, spip, Is tit the home of Mrs. Catherine Kano. Juvenile Cninp Kii-clion and Insdil Last night the Cmnp-'of I ho Royal Ni-lghbors held their clec mill installation of oilKHrs at the Motor Transportation Division, Camp Holablrd. For Dest Results Use Want Ada.

Sunday. Morning services to be conducted by Mrs. A. W. Judd.

Evening service by Rev. S. D. Me Klnney, pastor of the Cherry street Baptist Church of Alton. A.

W. Judd. St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church Auditorium of Wood River School Services every Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock except every other second Sunday. The public is very welcome at all services.

Samuel Arthur, Priest in Charge. Assembly of Coil Church Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 30M5 a. m.

Young meeting, p. m. Waiter Biggins, Pastor. d' Cluircli Sunday School, 30 a. m.

Preaching, a. m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Charles Grarnmer.

Pastor. United lirctliLTii Church School, 9:45 m. Preaching. .10:45 a. m.

Christian 6:43 p. m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Arthur IJeldcn.

Pastor. First Presbyterian Church Sabbath School. n. m. Christian Endeavor, p.

m. No morning or evening services. W. Alters, I'astor. St.

Uerniirrts Beginning Sunday. Aug. 30, the fissfS 'at St. Bernard's will be at. 8 a.

m. nnd 10 m. on Sundays nnd i at a. m. throughout tho week.

Monday. Aug. 31, marks thn formal opening of St. Bernard's School for (he ensuing term. Ilish Mass in honor of the Holy Ghost will be celebrated at a.

m. and will sung American Legion hall. The officers lho Chill1l cn cholr The are: Jr. Phlpps. .1.

P. Jlny. .1. V. Smith.

Junior Fox. Junior Williams. Asst. Waggoner. Junior Inner Del! Junior Outer Voiles.

Putrlc.llEs—Louis Crocker. Juvenile Gibson. Thr-ir mxt meeting will be held in two works in ihe Legion hull. SI. Jiilm's Kvniisolirnl Cliurrli Sixth and Penning.

Sunday every Sunday morn Ing at (1:30, with rljss.ses to nri-ommo A. J. Nlebruegge. Pastor. i ll tfl members of the family uiicl FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 8:30 Sunday school, Clark Show 10:40 sermon: "Immortality." 7:00 Epworth League Devotional, Miss Ramonn Watts President.

8:00 Union service nt Seminary Saunrc. Rev. J. c. Townsend preach'- Ing the sermon.

Tills will close the l1 Union Services for the sm large audience Is solicited. 7:30 Thursday evening Prayer service. Theme: "God's Overshadowing." glad welcome for nil wh Church service every Sunday morning at 10:30 with a mep.snge for the living soul. toiiir for An jr. ,10, "The Parables of the Mustard Seed mid the Leaven." The choir will sing.

The adult confirmation class will meet Wednesday evening fl 7:45 p. m. nnd will be confirmed Sunday. Sept. urged to send their little ones to i the opening Monday ami to I the children's Mans celebrated daily at.

n. m. The entire elementary course, comprising eight grades, com- Iplcte In every detail is Die objective. of St. Bernard's for the ensuing year.

Miss Ruth Gibbs of Granite City Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Randall Mrs. Fannie Chalk of Alton Is visit- Ing with her son nnd daughter-in-law. Mr. Mrs.

William Clialk. Starkie, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Starkie, bas returned home oft- er visiting with bis nunt, Mrs. Harry Nevlln of Upper Alton.

Miss Dorothy Hall and Howard Wolf of St. Louis were the quests last evening of the former's mother, Mrs Charles Hub or Jennings avenue. Miss Mary Kane of East Louis vlKitcd Miss Mildred Byler last even- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nacf and children were St.

Louis visitors today. In the morning service. summer and a Wo will be pleased to meet you nt all of these services. Charles D. Shnmard, Pastor.

GRACE M. E. CHURCH Sunday school nt 0:30 Mrs. Huth Graul, Supt. Attendance not so good last Sunday.

lll nil be there. to Sunday school. Morning worship nt 10:30. Service nt S'einln- 'flu-- congregations board of trustees will have their regular monthly business meeting Thursday evening at The choir will meet on Friday evening Instead of on Wednesday evening ill Tho Aid will have tlielr monthly devotional, business nnd so- meeting Thursday afternoon beginning nt p. ni.

Everybody Is welcome nt nil times A. H. Meeker. Pnstor. l-'irst Itinitist Cluircli Regular service, to be conducted I Thursday evening iry Square.

Prayer service it Everybody Invited. Hcv. Roy W. OaltlN, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Market and Mb Stn-ets Kiindiiy school n. L.

M. Curr, Supt. Regular service 10:40 a. m. JU-v.

C. W. Webb of Madison. 111., will occupy the pulpit. n.

Y. P. IT. p. Francis Modes, leader.

No evening but service at the church should intend Union meeting in Si.minaiy Square. FIRST BAl'TJST CHURCH I'asl Alton Services at the Finu Baptist church of HUM Alton will be held in tli following order: Bible Kcbdol 10:00 n. m. Morning 1J-00. "Tlio Rirbe.s of Fallh." This ia second messiiyu of series on tho nbovu Hubjeet.

Evening service 7:30. Subject: "The Fiirwikt Ahar." ineciliifr Wednesday evening at Robert Lletz, Pastor. jtl rj pi ci H.iEC.-E.7H,:':E;::!E:.-.E:;'E: Savoy Restaurant Quality Food at Moderate Prices Front and Market Sts. ffi a DC ci ffir Money to Loan --on-City Improved Property. No delays.

Alton Banking Trust Co, when in Chicago Ideal for 19 North ClatlcStreet tfust North of Madison Street The Studio School of Music SFALDIKO BUILDING Voice, Pianoforte, Theory, Teachers' CourseB. Pupils occupying Fine Positions. Four Term Sept. 8. Katherine V.

Dickinson Director. i SJ ra i 'twMmtmmmmmmsmwtammmm BIG SPECIAL USED CAR SALE AH Cars in First Class Condition 1 Ford Coupe 1924 2 Ford Tudor 1924 1 Ford Touring 1925 2 Ford Touring 1923 I 1 Ford Touring 1 1 Ford Ton Truck 1 Ford High Del 1901 i 1 Chevrolet Touring 1924 9 1 Chevrolet Sport Touring 1924 I 1 Chevrolet Coupe i 1 Chevrolet Coupe 1 Dodge Touring 1903 1 1 Dodge Roadster -1000 1 Kl Come To Reilley Bros. Used Car Lot to be Convinced. Terms if Desired 901 E. Broadway The annual Jersey County Fair" starts Labor Day, Sept.

7th, and' closes Saturday, September 12th. The fair will be open both day and night with special pyrotechnical displays Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. Barlow's big city shows will be a'feature of the midway. Livestock exhibits, displays of farm products, horticultural showing will be among the best ever shown. Amusements and entertainment of all kinds including free for all horse shoe pitching contests, shooting matches, etc.

The White Hussar band of Alton will furnish music in connection with the Collinsville band, jazz bands and orchestras. will be hard road day when the general celebration for observing the completion of the road from Alton to Jerseyville and Jacksonville will be observed by Greene, Jersey and Madison counties. Remember the Dates Sept. 7-8-9-10-11-12 ji.laf:H.