Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

AGE T1H urch Banquet Thursday June Women the Godfrey Congregational church Will 'entertain men of the church ft banquet at 7:30 p. Thurs day in the social hall of the Church. A program -and demonstration ttlll be given at 8 p. m. Friday a the" Godfrey public school as Closing exercises of the 2-week Bl ble school of the Congregatlona Chufch.

Rev, and Mrs. Lawrence Graves of Godfrey have left on an extended eastern trip. The; Will stop at the Ititerlocken Musi Camp In Michigan, where the! daughter, Sally, IS Roch fister, fy to visit with relatives Mass, to visit Mrs. Graves and then they will attend a 'religious conference In Oberlin 0., the -last week In June. Personals Mrs.

Edith Glberson is patient lit vMargaret Plllsbury Hospital, Concord, N. where (he Is Undergoing treatment for shingles which affected one of her eyes. She writes that she Is on the Ynehd and was delighted to learn of the advent of her new f'grandson In' the Dudley Glberson home. Edwin J. Slegrist of 3714 West' ern avenue and Keith Wilton of I Brighton are in Chicago attend- 4 Ing a music convention this week i Mr.

Slegrist is manager of Roya School of Music and Mr. Wilton Is an Instructor at the school. Fred Miller of 2408 State street has returned home from the hospital and Is recuperating after a fall she had May 20. She suffered a back fracture and Us In a cast. Her daughter, Mrs.

R. Sudholt, has been attending her. Mr. and Mrs. 3.

Okie and family will arrive this evening from Houston, to visit Mrs. Okie's mother, Mrs. Ruth Watklns, and other relatives. After a stay in Alton the Okie family will leave for San Francisco, to take up residence. Mrs.

Eugene St. Gin Salem, formerly of Alton, is the guest of Mrs. A. W. Hoppe, 909 Sixth -street, and will remain two weeks.

Mrs. St. Cin will attend the wedding of Richard A. White and Miss Jacqueline Lauer In St. Mary's Church Saturday 10 o'clock.

Mrs. Frederick D. Allen of Toledo, will arrive tonight to visit mother, Mrs. Ruth Watkins. Mrs.

George Taylor of Godfrey ahd Mfs. Tillie Putze of 621 East Sixteenth street spent, the week- end with Mrs. Anna Ihlenfeldt in Springfield, I1L Hardesty of 817 East Madison avenue, Wood River, is a patient in Memorial Hospital an operation for relief of appendicitis. Mrs. Hardesty entered the.

1 hospital Monday morning" and was oner- ated on the same'day. She is'the daughter of Mr. and Merrltt of Smlthtjqro, formerly of Wood River. i Miss Betty Jean" Privett left tp-i day for Green Like, to attend a youth conference at the Northern Baptist Summer Assembly. Miss Winifred Lookwood of Oahu, Hawaii, will or- i rive this evening and will visit un; til Thursday night as guest of Miss Constance Schenk, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. C. O. Schenk of 2356 State street. Miss Lockwood, who was a classmate of Miss Schenk I at Stephens College, Columbia, is enroute to San Francisco, Miss Carol Spence, daughter of Mrs.

Nellie Fields of 3411 Badley I avenue, left Tuesday for Dayton, to visit her brother nnd sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Rulla. Miss Spence, who was graduated this spring from Alton High School, was employed the past year by Kresge's.

I -Mr. and Mrs. Allan Friederich of Champaign are spending a ten- day vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spaniol, 926 East Seventh street, and Mr.

and Mrs. A. Frlederlch of Wood River. 1 Franklin Pfelffenberger arrived home today from New Haven, where he has been attending school, His brother, Lucas, Will leave Friday for Fort Riley, to resume his training there. Dr.

Mather Pfetffenbcrger will leave Friday for Chicago to attend the American Medical Asso elation meeting. Movies Thursday at YWCA Thursday afternoons at 3:30 the YWCA Is inviting all ages of children to come to the Association building for movies. This week will be animal pictures and cartoons. A small admission fee will be charged. This is part of the YWCA summer program, which includes swimming dips each day and a playtime on Monday afternoons from 2:30 to 4 o'clock.

There Is no fee for this latter activity. -Mrs. Helen Stough Hen. derson Is in charge of games period, Square Dancing DUcnntinued YWCA Is announcing that square dancing formerly held on alternate Thursday evenings I will be discontinued until fall. Some new toasters have auto- matte pop-open, crumb trays which permit easy removal of crumbs.

NEW LOCATION! ihtpeH jRopftlrlnv 9-T0I4 BROADWAV 09. ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH cures PARTI Kg WEDDINGS TKAfl DANCES MCBPTIONS Nancy Levls to Wed Miss Nancy Gary Levis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Middleton Levls, 5 Wydown terrace, St. Louis, and granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Harry Levls of Fairmount, will become the bride of Philip Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Garfield Williams of Minneapolis, this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock In the chapel of the Church of St. Michael and St.

George, St. Louis. The Rev. Dr. Francis Sant will officiate, using the double ring ceremony.

Stephen Williams, twin brother of the groom, and Miss Lucy Middleton Levls, sister of the bride, will be the couple's attendants, and members of the Immediate families will witness the nuptials. Miss Levls will wear a slmole bouffant frock of white marquisette and a shoulder length veil attached to a marquisette brim arranged with pleated grosgraln ribbon. She will carry white gardenias and stephanotls In a shower bouquet. The bridal gown Is styled with a round neckline, short puffed sleeves and a floor touching skirt and trimmed with bands of white grosgraln ribbon. Miss Lucy Mlddleton Levis will appear In a white eyelet frock over a rose-colored slip, nnd her flowers will be pink roses In loose bouquet.

A very small reception will follow the wedding, taking place at the Levls home. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are leaving tonight on a northern honeymoon, and after June 28 will make their home in Princeton, N. J.

Before going to Princeton the couple will visit the groom's parents In Minneapolis. The bride will be wearing a green silk shantung suit navy blue hat and accessories when she departs on her trip. Mrs. Williams, who was graduated from the Masters School, Dobbs Ferry, In 1946, is a sister of Mrs. Martin Williams Nixon of Collahan drive.

Mr. Williams, a student at Erinceton University, Is a graduate of Blake School, Minneapolis. Mrs. Friederich Honored Mrs. John Spanlol of 926 East Seventh street gave a Tuesday in honor of Mrs.

Allan Frlederlch of Champaign, and the guest of honor was showered with gifts. Luncheon was served, and bunco was played for nn hour or two. Mrs. Charles Qletz, Mrs. Emll Wlckenhauser, Mrs.

Charles Sotler, Leo Schubert and Mrs. J. Hull were awarded prizes. WCU Meeting Thursday St. Elizabeth's branch of the Western Catholic Union, will hold ts monthly business meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in St.

Mary's School hall a social lour will follow. Miss Mary Sufker and Miss Ann Hufker will be co-chairmen. Barber Shoppers in Wood River Barber Shoppers of Alton will appear on a "Queen for a Day" irogram' to be sponsored at St. Bernard's Hall, Fourth street and Acton avenue, Wood River, tonight nt 8 o'clock. Party for Raymond Bonnell Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Bonnell of 2613 Yager street gave a party Tuesday night In honor of their son, Raymond, on the occasion of his fifteenth birthday. Games were Jlayed under the direction of Miss Slennor Hamilton, musical numbers were provided, and lunch was served. Bonnell received and Miss Marlene Hall, Miss Wanda Ktm- n-ow, Miss Connie Sllvls, Micky Magulre, Carl Gillen, Roger Nicholas nnd Bobby Welch were given Guest Day at Club Guest Day was observed at Rock bprlng Country Club Tuesday, and uneheon was served to 75 members and guests at attractively aecorated tables. Golf was played the morning, and Oklahoma and bridge provided entertainment for afternoon.

Mrs. Lou Miller, Mrs. Nelson K. McBrion nnd Mrs. Harry Seel received club golf awards and Mrs.

Wilbur Halsey a guest gift. Reservations will be received un- II tonight for a dinner-dance to Saturday, Miss Harris to U'od Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Harris of Roxana nfc announcing the engagement and approaching mnr- rlage of their daughter, Miss Wanda Marlneta Harris to Richard Paul Sholton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. Shelton, 522 North Fifth street, Wood River. The wedding I will lake place Friday evening, July 23, at 8 o'clock In the MUs Harris.

First Presbyter- 1 church, Roxona, with the E. E. DeLong officiating. BILL IE HENDRICKS and Miss Harris Is a graduate of i WANDA MARSHAL of Hart- Roxana High School and for the! ford wro married June 12. The past year has been employed in i bride's father, the Rev.

Mare rn SS SmST Mr. Shelton is a graduate of of the Ursuline Academy which took place at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Springfield. Wiss Gerlock's niece, Miss Virginia Ralph, was queen of the 1948 class. Earlier this year Miss Ralph was one of the special maids of honor at the Beaux Arts ball in Sprlng- 'ield. After a short vacation Miss Ralph will enter St.

John's School of Nursing, Springfield. A Mrs. Braiightxn Weds Mrs. Eva Brnughton became the bride of Hugh Fair at a sirtgle ring ceremony Saturday evening at 6 o'clock In the Assembly of "od Church, Pana, 111., The Rev. Hunt, pastor of the church, the ceremony.

The Rev. Hunt is a sister of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. James" Fair were attendants.

The former Is the brother, and the latter a sister of the bride. After the wedding a reception was held at the Rev. Hunt's home. The bride wore a grey street- ength dress with navy and pink ccessories. Her corsage was of )lnk carnations.

The maton of honor was attired a white dress with black ac- essorles. She wore a red and vhlte shoulder bouquet of carna- lons. Mr. Fair Is with Shell Oil Com- The couple will reside at 57 Lorena avenue, Wood River Rock Spring Country Club is a member of the St. Louis District nolf Association, and members of he local club plan to piny golf the St.

Louis Country Club Friday, A group of women from Rock Spring club will be guest nt the Ldwnrdsvllle Country Club Thurs- uay. Breakfast Sunday Alton Deanery of Catholic Nurses will entertain the Diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses at breakfast In the Alton Room of the Stratford Hotel, Sunday, and reservations are being received by Miss Charlotte Henry, 609 Ridge street Nurses will attend 9 o'clock mass at St. Patrick's Church prior the breakfast. Benefit Youth Fellowship ICE CREAM SOCIAL AND SUPPER Qnci Mithodlst Church Seventh and Henry June 16, 5 to 9 P. M.

the East Alton-Wood River High School, and is employed at King- Dessert, was served to the guests. stoa service station, East Alton. who occupied four tables, and later Surprise Bridal Shower Miss Norma Courlrlght of 1310 a pro-nuptial gift, and Miss Lucille Main street gave-a surprise bridal McCasklll, Mrs. Matt McCaskill, shower for Miss Elizabeth Hill Mrs. II.

C. Hollrung, and Friday evening at the home of Mrs Clifford Annett of Detroit Miss Hill's parqpts, Mr. and Mrs. werc awarded prizes Thomas L. Hill, 2907 Edgewood Games were played and refresh- JC uu UIUllluri W)lu W111 T2 ere served Guests he married Juno 25 to Elvis Lamm, eluded Miss Virginia Hughson, Miss will be honored at.

a party to be Norma Headley, Miss Ruth Gent, given tonight by Miss Lucille Me- Mrs Gene Richards, Mrs. Phyllis Caskill at her home, 2628 Watalce Tltchenal, and Mrs. Thomas L. avenue. HI Jlv Miss Nancy Acker of Fairmount Miss Hill will become the bride will be hostess to a dinner Thurs- of Kenneth Show June 25.

Miss Ralph a Graduate Miss Barbara Gerlach of 1527 Easton street, has returned from a visit with relatives in Springfield. While In Springfield she i VJIUG ut ivii, til in jvirs, LiQUlS W. attended the graduation exercises Zimmerman in Godfrey in'observ- ir no ITftMiHt-iJi BPWC at Clmutauquii Alton Business and Professional Vomen's Club had a dinner- meeting Tuesday at Kentucky Home, and covers vere arranged for Bl members md guests at attractively dec- rated tables. Business was dispensed with by he club but plans were outlined or the months of July and Au- ust. Members will attend the it.

Louis Municipal Opera July 20 nd have a dinner at La Vista August 17. The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's lubs will meet Jn Fort Worth, July 4 to 9. W. Waller Williams, newly-elected chairman Committee for Economics Development, will be featured speak- r. Others appearing on the will be Miss Lisa Sergio, ommentator and lecturer, Miss Todd, deputy commissioner 'f the New York Slate Department of Commerce, Dr.

A. C. Chapman of (he University of Texas and Miss Margaret Hyndman, president of the Canadian Business md Professional Women's Clubs. Wss Sally Butler Is president of he National Federation. Betas' Pledge Party Lambda Chapter, Beta' Gamma Upsllon sorority, had a pledge SHOES New Location 216 SI-ATE ST.

ALTON, ILL. "Where Third Meets State." In the evening brhlgo was played. Miss Gleiber was presented with To Honor Prospective Bride Miss Betty Lou Glelher, who will day, entertaining at Hotel Stratford in honor of Miss Gleiber. Party nt Zimmerman's Sixty guests attended an open house Tuesday evening at the 1-orne of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis W. ance of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Friends called from 7 to 11 o'clock nnd among the guests were former neighbors of the couple when they resided at Carlinvillo, and friends from Jer- soyville, East Alton, Wood River, Alton and Godfrey. The rooms in which the guests were received were decorated with garden flowers and gift bouquets from friends. Refreshments wore served from lace covered table, centered with a three-tiered cake, flanked by white tapers In silver holders.

The candle-holders were gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman from their two sons. After tho first piece of cake had been cut by Mr. and Mrs.

Zimmerman, Mrs. Neva Zimmerman assisted by Mrs. Charles Jennings, and Mrs. Louis Zimmerman, Jr served the guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Zimmerman were presented with many pretty anniversary gifts. Wed in Carroilton In a double ring ceremony at 1 clock Tuesday: in the Methodist church at Carroilton, Miss June Rollins, daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Roy A. Rollins of Laura, became the bride of Guy Petty, son of Mrs.

Zelma Petty of Lawrenceville, 111. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Floyd Brewer, pastor of the Good Hope Methodist assisted by Rev. Marshal D. Ulm, pastor of Carroilton Methodist church. The vows were pronounced at the altar which was decorated with a covered arch from which was suspended the traditional wedding bells.

Palms and candelabras completed the setting Miss Pauline Schroeder, organist, played and Miss Lois Petty sister of the bridegroom, sang "i Love You Truly" and wedding prayer song, Perfect Love" The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attived In a gown of white moss crepe which ln Thl! doslRn Matured fitted bodice and scalloped yoke filled with chantllly lace. Her Ion" mitts were also of lace. The fin- ser-tlp veil of Illusion was held In place by a coronet of seed pearls nnd she carried a bouquet of white roses. The bride wore a strand of pearls, a gift of the groom. Mrs.

Rex Rollins of Albuquerque, N. was her sister-in-law's matron of honor. Her orchid rose crepe frock was designed with'a fitted bodice showing a sweetheart neckline, complemented with a matching hat and mitts. She carried bouquet of blue carnations. the rings were carried by Miss la Allen, small daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Don Allen of Carn i j-iia. jjun Alien ot Car- party Tuesday night at the home rollton. She wore a floor-length of Miss Darlene Coles on Brown bl taffeta dress trimmed In not treet. Pledges received were the ruffles.

Misses Jean Ann Welndel, Joan Benefield of Lawrenee- hompson, Mary Bell Lane, Janice vl Mend of tho groom served mberg and Betty Dletschy. Miss Gleiber Honored Miss Betty Lou Gleiber, fldqcee Elvis Lamm, was honored last ight at a party given by Mrs. larvln W. Swaim, and Miss La Verne Swalm at the home of lr. and Mrs.

Marvin W. Swalm, on the Alton-Jerseyville road. Ushers were ex uoillns of Albuquerque, and John WE STILL HAVE Industrial and Commercial BOOTH SPACE AVAILABLE for the South Roxana Second Annual Homecoming To Be Held Aug. 13 14 15 For information write or cull Orville Kline, ttoxuna, 111. Phone 4-8311.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1948 Rollins of Laura, brothers of the bride; John Shepp of Jerome, and Harry Benefield of Paris, 111., brothers-in-law of the groom. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at Mnrquette Lodge near Grafton. Mrs. Guy Petty is a graduate of the University of Illinois and is a member of the Delta Zeta sorority. She is teacher of home economics in the Carroilton publin school.

Mr. Petty is a graduate of the University of Illinois and a member of the professional fraternity Alpha Tnu Alpha. He is a veteran of World War 2 and a member of the American Legion. He is employed as Instructor of vocational agriculture nnd supervisor of On the Farm Training for veterans at Carroilton public school. and Mrs.

Petty left on a wedding trip to Ottawa nnd Que- bac, Canada. They will reside In Carroilton. Nesbit-Stnlth Announcement Announcement has been made of the approaching mnrriage of Miss Charlotte Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of 235 South Main street, Wood River, and William Nesbit, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Nesbit of East St. Louis. The wedding will take place at 31 o'clock Saturday morning, June 19, at the home of nn uncle and. aunt of the bride-elect, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Henry Arnold, -16 West Ferguson avenue, Wood River. Mouser-Murphy Wedding The wedding of Miss Shirley Murphy and Hursel Mouser took place at the Assembly of Gorl Church in East Alton nt 6 o'clock Saturday evening. The single ring ritual was performed by the Rev. Arthur I.

Sherman. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burress, 827 Cherry street, Kast Alton, was given In marriage by father. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Rain of Columbia, were attendants. The veil on the bride's while hat matched Ihe blue blouse which she wore with her two-piece white suit. Her flowers were pink and white carnations nnd her accessories were white. The matron of honor appeared in a brown and white seersucker dress with white accessories.

Yellow and white carnations were combined in her bouquet. Miss Norma Curry sang "I Love You Truly" and "Because." She was accompanied by Miss Viola Snyder who played the processional and recessional. The wedding reception was held at. the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roscoe Mouser S26 Center street, East Alton. A three-tier wedding cake adorned the reception table. Mr. Mouser Is employed at the Benl! Tool Company, Kast Alton. Both Mr.

nnd Mrs. Mouser are grnduates of Enst Alton-Wood River High School. They will reside In nn apartment on Broadway in Kast Alton. Miss Cross Guest of Honor Miss Charlene Cross was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Miss Patricia Gallman at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Gallman, 432 Jennings avenue, Wood River, Monday evening. The wedding of Miss Cross and George Olbert will take place June 21. The house was decorated with flowers. In the dining room a large white wedding boll wns suspended from the chandelier from which there were white streamers to the corners of the lace-covered table. The centerpiece consisted of crystal hurricane lamps with white candles In the form of a bride and groom.

Bunco was played and prizes were given to Miss Cross, Mrs Marshall Wood and Miss Margaret Ann Eden. Miss Gallman was assisted in serving refreshments by her mother, Mrs. Raymond Gallman, and Mrs. Paul Page. Among those present were Mrs.

J. L. Cross, mother of the bride- to-be and Mrs. John Olbert, mother of Mr. Olbert.

Kuth Howrll Weds Miss Ruth Patricia Howell, daughter of Mrs. Fred W. Howell of Jerseyville and the late Judge Howell, was married to Carroll Thompson Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Allen of Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church, Jerseyville. The Rev. David B. Maxlon, pastor, officiated nt the double ring ceremony performed at 4:30 o'clock. A tall basket filled with white Madonna lilies centered a mass of palms and ferns which adorned the chancel for the Wedding, and seven-branched candelabra holding lighted tapers stood on either side.

The aisles through which the bridal party passed were lined with lighted candles In high standards entwined with smllnx. While the guests assembled a 15-mlnute organ recital of nuptial music was given by Mrs. Frank Snedeker who played the traditional wedding marches and accompanied the soloists. Before the entrance of the bride, Mrs. B.

A Curwin of Oklahoma City, Okla. sister of the groom, sang "Al Dawning" and Miss Doris Jean Cope of Jerseyville sang "I Love You" and "Through the Years." Wayne Henly of Jacksonville was matron of honor for her sister, and Miss Mary Holland a student at St. Teresa's College, Winond, was maid of honor The bridesmaids included Miss Dprothy Jean Feyernbend of Jerseyville and Miss Imogene Isringhausen, a student at Millikin University in Decatur. Miss Sue Ellen Curvin of Oklahoma City, Okln. niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl and the candles were lighted by Miss Marilyn Otth of Jerseyville and Miss Charlotte McConathy of White Hall.

W. Don Allen of Rockford best man for his brother. William Bunten of Chicago, D. C. Curvin of Oklahoma City, brother-in-law of 'groom, and Smith Thompson of Rockford, a cousin, were ushers.

The bride was escorted to the altar by her elder brother, Stanley Howell of Hampton, who gave her in marriage. Her gown of heavy duchesse satin was of the Florentine period design. The fitted bodice £ad a deep lace yoke, pointed in front and back, cut to a high rounded neckline, and long tapering ileeves ending in points at the wrist. The full skirt was made with a bustle back and flared into a long train. Her finger-tip veil fpll from a halo of lace and had a modesty veil in front and she carried an arm bouquet of white roses.

The attendants' gowns were of mouseline de sol and were styled alike. The snug bodice had a rounded neck and short puffed sleeveS'capped at the shoulder with upstanding ruffles and the floor length swirts were finished at the waist With peplums. The maid of honor matron of honor were in blue. They carried arm bouquets of blue carnations and wore wreath.s matching flowers in their hair. The bridesmaids' gowns were yellow and their were yellow carnations.

The frock of the flower girl was patterned after the dresses of the other attendants in blue and she wore a headdress of matching satin and carried a blue satin basket filled with rose petals. Miss Otth's and Miss McConathy's gowns were form fitting, of blue taffeta with off-shoulder necklines outlined by deep bands of material. Following the wedding a reception was given at the home the bride's mother near Jerseyville. Assisting in receiving and serving were the bride's aunt, Mrs. For Rent For Sale Hospital Beds HOME FURNITURE CO.

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Warren Wilson of Lilchfield. A cake centered the reception table and summer flowers were used for decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Allen left by plane for the east coast and will spend the summer at Hampton, Va.

For traveling Mrs. Allen wore a white summer suit with white accessories and her.corsage was of white roses. The bride was graduated from Jersey Township High School in 1945 and attended Knox College in Galesburg and Illinois College, Jacksonville. At Knox she was a member of PI Beta Phi and af Illinois College she affiliated with Sigma Phi Epsilon Society. She taught the past year in Jersey County schools.

Mr. Allen is a graduate of Roodhouse High School, finishing In 1943. He served in the U. Maritime Service for three years and was separated in 1946 with the rank of ensign. He has been attending Illinois College in Jacksonville where he is a junior pre- medlcal student and is member of Phi Alpha Society.

He will return to college in the fall. Austin-Schnf frter Wedding Mrs. Irene Nalley Schaffner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nalley of McLeansboro, 111., became the, bride of George Austin son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Austin, 1016 Belle street, Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The single ring ceremony was read by Justice of the Peace Henry P. Beneze, and Mrs. Ralph Nalley nnd Robert Cruthis were attendants.

A reception was held home of the bride's uncle and nunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Nalley, 1127 Vernle nvenue, after the ceremony, attended by members of the immediate families. Mrs. Nalley was assisted in serving by her mother, Mrs.

Albert Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Austin will reside at 1016 Belle street. Mrs.

Lena Gibson, 102, In Weakened Condition Mrs. Lena. Gibson of Godfrey township, who had been a patient for more than a year at Alton Memorial Hospital, and who passed her 102nd birthday last April 15 's ranldly growing weaker at the hospital, it was said today by her nephew, William Howarth. Last Saturday for the first time 'she failed to recognize her nephew who had visited her three times a week ever since she was taken by him to the hospital from her Godfrey farm home. He said she had taken no food since last Saturday and it was not expected she would last much longer.

21 Czechs Land In Britain LONDON, June 16, ait- ministry announced today that 21 Czechoslovakia refugees, including women and children, arrived by plane at a Royal Air Force station in Kent today. Of the 600,000 Jewish settlers now in Israel, about 3000 came originally from the United States. Hospital Nqtess On Page 14. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Noble Hatcher of 3522 Gillham avenue are parents of a daughter. The baby was born at 12:49 a. today in Alton Memorial Hospital, weighing seven pounds and two ounces. Announcement was made at St. Joseph's Hospital today of the birth of a son to Mr.

and Mrs. Ljrnnn May of Edwardsvllle, Route 3. The baby was born Tuesday at 1:18 p. m. A son was born at 7:30 n.

In St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A'l'Mn Arth, of 518 Randle street, Edwardsville. Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dalton will be host and hostess. Services will be held Thursday and Sunday evenings at 7:30 at Gospel Mission in Fidelity. Mrs.

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