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PAGE SIX ALTON BVENINO TKLEOSAPB 156 Reservations For Shurtleffs Alumni Banquet Gregor Ziemer, Writer and Educator, to Speak Gregor Ziemer, American news- paer man and educator, who recently returned from an 11-year stay in Germany, will be the speaker at the alumni banquet of Shurtleff Colleee Saturday at 6:30 p. m. at the lodge of Pere Marquette State park. Ziemer, who will speak at the commencement exercises of Wood River High school, June 9, has traveled extensively through Europe as correspondent for the New York Herald, and the London Daily Mall and the Chicago Tribune. For many years he was president of the American Colony School in Berlin.

During his slay in Germany, Ziemer interviewed Hitler several times and became closely acquainted with leading Nazi statesmen. He was a witness to virtually all the leading Incidents of Hitler's rise to power and has made an extensive study 'of the German S. guard, the Nazi courts, the Labor Front, and the "Strength Through Joy The speaker is an American citizen born in Michigan and educated at the University of Illinois and the University of Minnesota, Members of the class of '31 will pay honor to Dr. G. N.

Stephenson, emeritus professor of English, during the course of the banquet. Reservations number 156. Hi-Y Members Hear W. F. Lewis Jelano home, 1832 Evergreen ave nue, honoring Miss Dorella Young berg, who will be married June 14, Blair Mayford, Sixteen guests attended the party and at the conclusion of an jvenlng spent playing bridge presented Miss Youngberg with miscellaneous gifts for use in her new home.

The prteeo at bridge went to Mrs. William King, Mrs. S. Harold Roberts and Miss Norma Beyers. Madonna lilies were In vase bouquets about the rooms in which the juests were entertained and were on the refreshment tables.

Each able was centered with a small wedding cake, topped by a minla- ure bride and groom. In addition to friends of the honoree, guests Included Mrs. Olefle Youngberg, mother of the prospective bride, and Mrs. Phillip Youngberg of Granite City. in Dinner for Mrs.

Judson Mrs. R. F. Judson, wife of the Rev. Judson, pastor of Cherry Street Baptist Church, who is leav- ng shortly to make her home where you are is the place to begin putting the Christian Ideals of Hl-Y into action," was the keynote of an address by W.

F. Lewis executive secretary of the St. Louis County Y. M. C.

A. before the Hl-Y members of Alton Junior and senior high schools at their first annual Jamboree. "Vital problems of racial prejudice, class distinction, and selfish economic standards," stated Mr. Lewis, "exist in a real sense among high school present a mighty challenge to conscientious Hi-Y clubs." Bill Ash, Robert Schrlmpf, and Leo Green were installed as president, vice-president, and secretary- treasurer, respectively. In a stunt contest conducted among the Hl-Y clubs, Milton Hi-Y won first place.

Milton received special-recognition for having the highest percentage of their members In attendance. Other program features were ringing under the leadership of C. Dwight Horn, assisted by Miss Vera Waters, and accordion solos by Eugene Kohlas. Robert J. Gibson, retiring president of the Alton City Hl-Y Council, was in charge of the event.

MrsMary Gabriel, Bunker Hill, Dies BUNKER HILL, June 5. cial.) Mrs. Mary Denother Gabriel, widow of Henry Gabriel died at the home of her sister, Mrs Anne Schallenberg, on Seminary road, at the age of 73. A resident of Bunker Hill for 20 years, Mrs. Gabriel had been making her home recently with her sister.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday from Jacoby funeral home, Bunker Hill, to Fosterburg Presbyterian Church. The Rev John Roos, pastor of the church will Burial will be In Fosterburg cemetery. Graduates Urged to Register for Jobs High school and college students due to graduate within a few days were urged today by Carl B. Chamness to register Immediately with the Illinois State Employment office at 7 Alby street. Chamness, manager of the Alton office, sold expanding production under the national defense program has created a pressing labor need and declared graduates "are one 1 Employment specialists at the office will list registrants' qualifications for jobs.

Alton, East Alton and Wood Rlv er employers were also urged to take advantage of the Impending labor suply by calling the office ai 3065. Louis Pohlman Gets Degree at Westminster Louis Pohlman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F.

Pohlman of 722 Washington avenue, was awarded his bachelor of arts degree Tuesday during commencement exercises at Westminster College in Fulton Mo. Mr. and Mri, Pohlman and their son, Truman, attended the graduation. Pohlman, who majored in biology at Westminster, plans to enter medical school in the fall. McAnarney Motor Co.

New Packard Dealer The McAnarney Motor Co. is the new Packard automobile dfaler in Alton, having leased the building It Ninth Bella streets, ttittn- occupied by the Firestone Tire Co. E. A. Dodge, who wtu engaged in the automobile in Alton, Is the local manager.

ociety. liiniiiiHiiUiiiiiiiiiHiilHiiniinnnuuiiiniiiniiiwniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiii Vf Honored Miss Eugenia Delano and Miss Virginia Welsh were hostesses at rgna weisn were lionesses party Wednesday evening at the a pto.lt; Car. eave from 'clock. Butler-fills Nopttols Miss Charlotte Louise Ells will become the bride of George R. Butler tonight at 8 o'clock In the 'irst Methodist Church.

After the wedding Mr. Butler and bride will receive friends In- ormally In the vestibule of the Springfield, was guest of honor at a dinner party given Wednesday night at Garden Gate. The party was planned by the Worth While class of Cherry street church, and 14 were In attendance. Mrs. Judson, teacher of the class, was presented with a piece of uggage and scrapbook.

The jcrapbook contained pictures of the guests. Party at Lincoln Htall Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy of Brighton will sponsor a card party at Lincoln hall, Brighton, for the benefit of St. Alphonsus' Church onight.

Party for Miss Jenkins Mrs. Joseph Jones and Mrs. Wiliam Erble were hostesses to a pre-nuptial party last night, en- iertaining at the home of the 'ormer, 429 Washington avenue, in honor of Miss Anna Marie Jenkins. The wedding of Miss Jenkins to laymond Jenkins will take place Sunday, June 8. Bunco was played, and Mrs.

Jones and Mrs. Erbe served refreshments. The party favors were in a color scheme of pink and blue. Miss Jenkins was showered with gifts, and Mrs. Leroy Harrison, Mrs.

James Moore and Miss Louise Barber received club prizes. D. O. O. Names Officers Nu chapter, Delta Omlcron Omlcron fraternity, met last evening with Edward Cahlll" at Ms home on Madison venu and named officers.

Bill Tuggle was elected president; Bob Young, vice-president and treasurer; Paul Benpit, secretary, and "Bud" Dawson, "priest. Retiring officers are Tom Watts, president; Cahlll, vice-president and treasurer; secretary, and Don Storm, 'priest. A Club at Wooldrldge Home Mrs. Addison Wooldridge of 3pl9 Alby street had as guests on Wednesday night members of a club. Lunch was served following the awarding of party prizes to Mrs Leslie Darnell, Mrs.

Leonarc Vaughn, Mrs. Lester Bowen, Mrs Chester Pea and Mrs. Enos Bracht Mrs. Pea, residing at 114 Boynton avenue, will have the club with her in two weeks. Bregencer-Bechtold Wedding: The wedding of Laverne Breg- enzcr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Bregenzer of Godfrey, and Miss Marie Bechtold, daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Bechtold of Beltrees, will take place in St. Ml- chael's Church, Beltrees, Saturday June 21. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.

George Link of Grafton. Rainbow's Tenth Anniversary Alton Assembly, No. 8, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will observe its tenth anniversary Monday night Charter members will be guests of honor, and a program will be presented following a state meet- Ing. A Party for Miss Phillips Mrs. Ernest Silk of 838 Douglas street was hostess to a delightful party Wednesday night, entertaining In honor of Miss.

Irene Phillips, who will become the bride of Wilson Meyer at St. Paul's Episcopal Church Saturday morning a 8 o'clock. The party appointments were in pink and blue. Miss Phillips was presented with a corsage by Mrs. Chnrles Silk and was showered with pre-nuptia presents by the guests.

The corsage was formed of pink sweet- peas and honeysuckle from the Silk garden. The bride-to-be was blindfolded, following the playing of bunco, ant received gifts from the 12 young women In attendance. As she was presented with a package the hon ored guest had to guess the identity of tho giver. The Misses Ada Betz and Frances Fuller wore awarded party prizes. Assisted by Miss Hulda Well and Miss Mrlle Phillips, the hostess served refreshments towards the close of the evening.

Friendly ft In Mooting Friendly 8 Club met with Mrs Harry Robertson of 224 Lincoln avenue, East Alton, Wednesday Luncheon was served, and the afternoon was devoted to the playing of pinochle. Mrs. John Hale, Mrs Felix Yost, Mrs. W. L.

Thlele and Mrs. Nellie Lageman were award ed prizes. Mrs. Charles Wallace will have the club with her in three Unitarian Group Picnic Young people's discussion group the Unitarian Church will have the church at 5:30 Gifts for Eastern Star Alton chapter, 775, Order of Eastern Star, met last evening and nitiated a class of candidates. Mrs.

Edwin Day, a past worthy matron, presented pedestals for five Star points. The pedestals were gifts from the Past Matrons Club and the Brothers Club of the chap- er. Refreshments were served in the dining room by a committee head- id by Mrs. Edith Rothaug and Mrs. V.

G. Botterbush. Club With Miss Stahlhut Miss Dorothy Stahlhut of Ed- vardsville will be hostess to members of her club Friday evening, entertaining at the Postlewaite Hostess House in Wood River. Travel Club Dinner Party Travel Club closed its 1940-1941 eason with a dinner party at Pere Marquette Lodge, Grafton, Wednesday night Dinner was served at 6 o'clock, and the table was dec orated with Madonna lilies from he garden of Mrs. T.

N. Hill, who resides In East Prairie, Mo. Mrs. Hill's daughter, Miss Lela Hill, Is a club member. "Birds" was the theme of the party, and gum drop "birds" were avors.

Miss Lauretta Paul read poems by Ogden Nash, and contests and james In keeping with the party heme were enjoyed. Prizes were awarded to Miss Hill and Mrs. C. 3. Jacoby.

Hostesess were Mrs. W. P. Stall- ngs, Mrs. Edgar Paul, Miss Edna Mrs.

Clyde Auten and Miss Nellie I. Jones. Mrs. Bishop Entertains Mrs. Mabel Bishop of Litchfield entertained nine guests at a luncheon at the Postlewaite Hostess House in Wood River.

The guests, with exception of Mrs. W. R. Alen of Alton and Mrs. Postlewaite, were from" Litchfield.

Following luncheon bridge was played. To Entertain With Dinner A group of Litchfield women will be guests at a dinner party next Wednesday at which Mrs. R. E. Blades of Litchfield will be hostess.

Mrs. JJlades will entertain at the Postlewaite Hostess House In Wood River. Reunion at Spanish Lake A family reunion was held at Spanish Lake, this week, in honor of'Mr, and Mrs. Lemuel T. Rufkman of Ottawa, 111.

A basket lunch was served al noon and games and fishing were enjoyed by the guests. The guests were Frank Ruckman father of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Ruckman, Mr. and Mrs.

Louii Winkler and dughter, Darlyne, am son, Garry, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reed, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bezdek Mrs. Charles Pllger and son, Jackie Arnold, Mr.

and Mrs. Lemuel Ruck- an and son, Frank. Births Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larbey, Jr.

of Grafton are announcing the birth of their first child, a son. The baby, weighing nine pounds am four ounces, was born at 1:07 Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Announcement is being made by Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Caldwell o. 3404 Leo street of the birth of a daughter, weighing eight pounds and nine ounces. The baby was born at 5:54 a. today at Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul McKelvey of 2409 Amelia street are parents a son. The baby was born a 12:25 a. today at Alton Memorial Hospital and weighed nine pounds. A daughter, weighing seven pounds and 13 ounces, was born a 1:06 p.

Wednesday at Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Lewis Miller of Cottage Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin of 353 Oscar street have given the name of Jerry Leon to a son, born Tues day at 10:23 p.

at Alton Me morlal Hospital. The baby is their first child. Mrs. Martin was before her marriage, Miss Betty Howard. The Missouri river often is call ed "The Big Muddy." Bridal Bouquots Wedding Decorations HILDEBRANDS' "FMhluni Klowwi" Ph.

450 mE.Bdwy. vlilon Dorothy IlulklniOD Hlldebrand Why Not Try US- PING FOODS Moderate Prieei From 85o to 11.00 Something Special Every Day "THE LA SALLE" 108 E. Broadway Commencement Program Held at Child Garden PERSONAL Diplomas Awarded Graduates of Kindergarten at Convent Jon Wollerman, tan of Mr. and Mrs. Horace M.

Wollerntan of 831 McPherson avenue, and Billy Howard son of Mr. and Mrs. L. loward of 823 McPherson avenue, who were graduated from St Angela's Child Garden in 1940, awarded diplomas last everting at St Angela's annual ment exercises, held the Ur- uline Convent garden on DanfortlJ treet. Diplomas were presented to Mary Lou Baler, daughter of Beatrice Baler, 1819 Maple 'atty Dooley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles J. Dooley, 711 Eastoft treet; Terry Dooley, son of Mr; and Mrs. James Dooley, 816 Dougas street; John David Cooling, on of Mr. and Mrs.

DaVld Doollng, 1015 East Sixth street; Jackie Celly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kelly, 451 Bluff rtreet; Mary Lou McClintock, daughter of Mh and Mrs. Gregory McCHntock, 1044 State street; Mary Lou daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. T. Miller, 420 Foulds avenue; Tommy Moran son of Dr. T. J.

Moran 407 E. Twelfth street; Dicky Neumann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis 3. Neumann, 528 East Seventh treet; Diane Neunaber, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Neunaber 715 Euclid place; Cella Orr, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

F. N. Brighton; Walter Presley, son of Mrs. Mary Presley, 2323 Central avenue, and Claire Smith, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Gordon A. Smith of 708 Euclid place. Owing to Illness another member of the class, Patsy Klrkpat- rlck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.

KlrkpatrlclC 2613 Maxey avenue, was unable to be present to receive icr diploma. The class had for Its motto: "Play With All Your Might," and its class colors: The Rainbow. The awarding of diplomas was preceded by a program given seniors and Juniors, and the entertainment was opened with tpe children giving the Pledge to Our Flag and the singing of America After a welcome in song by the iots, St. Angela's rhythm bland played "Call to Arms" and Skip." Cella Orr, Dicky Neumann, Sharon Brady, Mary Lou Miller, Mary- Lou paler, Jackie Kelly, Gretchia 3ieg and Diane Neunaber appearec In a dialogue: "Jointed Dolls," and Wanda Miller and Diane Neunaber staged a skit: "My Little Broom." Patty Dooley gave a dance: ''Little Black Crow" and appeareiii sdiig "Scarecrow" provided, Gretchen Sieg, Danny Merkle, Su san Dwoky, Wanda Miller, Michae McGinnis, Jo Edythe Nisinger, Son ny St. Peters, Barbara Nixon Sharon Brady.

Patty was attired to represent a black crow. John David Doollng and Mary Lou Miller, In presentei a dialogue: "Little Gardeners," and Dicky Neumann gave a recitation "Mother." Claire Smith sang "Lit tie Ducky Duddle," and Barbara Nixon recited "My Hankie." During the evening music provided by Frank Koukl and a clarinet quartette. The exercises were held on an elevated platform, placed beneath the trees. The rear entrance was garlanded with roses, and in fron of the stage were pedestal bas kets of flowers. Plants and othe flowers were also used In the dec orative scheme.

Many guests, including member of St. Angela's alumni, were in at tendance. Mrs. Robert Schneldtr of the Godfrey road, an employe 01 Owens-Illinois Glass Company, has resumed her work. She was inured in an automobile accident on Brighton road May 18.

Clifford Jones, who was Injured fc weeks ago. Is Improving at St Joseph's Hospital and Is able ifecelve visitors. He expects to return to his home in two weeks. was injured at the Laclede Steel Company where he is em- Party for Graduates A party was given at the Haskel House Wednesday evening for the eighth grade graduates of St. Pat rick's school.

Dancing was the diversion an a highlight of the evening was jitter-bug contest. After an evening of dancing re freshments were served by the chaperones, Mrs. William Barnard Mrs. Ray Deem, Mrs. Champ Wood son and Mrs.

L. S. Klelnschnittger The Rev. Father John Bretz was a guest of the class. Mn.

Keislnger to Entertain Mrs. J. T. Kesslnger of 302 Fer guson avenue, Wood River, wll entertain Friday at the Postlewait Hostess House in Wood River, ing as guests members of a club The young of elephants known as calves. ar What Do They Mean? Milligrams, Riboflavin, Vitamins, Calories, Etc.

Don't get There's nothing to worry about when dining here all our meals are properly balanced with the essential food factors for the joy of eating as well as health requirements, DPHDPILS III 1) (I Mr. and Mrs. James Rutledge Mirt sons, James and Thomas, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. ttutledge's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

CharlesE. Rutledge, 420 East Third street Desire Hancotte and son, Louis, of Dearborn. also (pent the week-end at the Rut- edge home. Mrs. Ray Gent of 2914 Fernwood avenue was admitted for medical treatment Wednesday morning at Alton Memorial Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Gibson of Chicago have returned home following a visit with Mr. Gibson's mother, Mrs. Anna Bruce, of Harrison avenue.

Gibson is a former Alton resident. Henry O'Hara of 427 East Broadway entered Alton Memorial Hospital for medical treatment Wed- lesday. Mr. and Mrs. Meinard Joehl, Mrs.

John Gruse, Miss Sophie Gruse and Miss Rose Gruse will leave Monday oy automobile for a southern trip. They plan to visit Houston, Galveston, New Orleans, and other places during a two weeks' trip. Mrs. Oda Kreder of St. Joseph, and Miss Zella Elghmy of Los Angeles, ere visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Sober on Berkeley avenue. Mrs. Kreder Is the mother of Mr. Sober and Miss Eighmy Is a cousin.

Charles Dodd of 2722 Viewland a'Venue underwent minor surgery Wednesday afternoon at St. Jos eph's Hospital. Charles D. Ehlert and children have returned from a short stay in the south. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul L. Jacoby and son, Robert, have returned from a trip to Gulfport, Miss. They were accompanied by their daughter and sister, Miss Virginia Jacoby, who will enjoy a summer's vacation. Miss Jacoby is a student at Gulf- park College, in Gulfport.

Grafford of Henry street was moved to St. Joseph's Hospital Wednesday afternoon for treatment of a head injury, said to have been incurred When struck by a board while engaged in carpenter work. Mrs. Robert Jackson, wife of Dr, Jackson the Montir.ello College by her small daughter, Deborah, and Miss Lillian Harper, a Montlcello student who lives in Johnson, Wash. planned 1 to leave by automobile today for Oregon, where jshte spend the summer.

Dr. who will teach at the summer session of Shurtleff College, will join his wife and daughter later in the summer. Troy Bly the of; 1914 Central avenue has entered St. Joseph's Hospital for treatment of a streptococcus Infection of the throat. Mr.

and Mrs. Ward Stalllngs of 723 EUclld place will leave Sat urday for Ames, to attend the graduation of their daughter, Miss Jane Stalllngs, at Iowa State Col lege. Clyde and Jean-Schmoeller, soi and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C.

Schmoeller of 720 Grpve street are expected to return to Alton during the week-end to'spend summer vacation with their par ents. They are students at Iowa State College at Ames. P.ysn Beiser, son of Mrs. Walte G. Grady, of the Godfrey road has received his degree of docto of philosophy from Catholic Unl verslty in Washington, D.

wher he spent the year in study. will teach summer school at th Catholic University, but plans visit his mother and other relative in Alton and vicinity in the lat summer. Miss Irene Bray of 2824 Eas Broadway is a patient at St. Jos eph's Hospital for medical treat ment. Mrs.

Nellie Fischer, wife of John Fischer of 726 Park drive, was dmitted to St. Joseph's Hospital Wednesday evening for medical reatment. James Foster, 13, son of John Foster is a patient In St. Josephs Hospital following ah operation for emoval of his tonsils and adenoids. Mrs.

Catherine Cummings of 617 Jentral avenue entered Si Josph's Hospital for treatment of an nfectlon of the right hand. Russell Fields of 3519 Gllham treet was moved to St. Joseph's Hospital at 9:20 p. Wednesday or possible surgery for relief of ppendicitis. Joyce Turner, 10, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Kelley Turner of Godfrey, was brought to Alton Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening or medical treatment. James Hilyard, 7, and his broth- Marvin, 5, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hilyard of Bunker Hill, are patients In Alton Memorial Hospital following operations this morning for removal of their ton- its.

Two Calhoun County patients underwent operations this morning at Alton Memorial Hospital for removal of their tonsils. They were Mrs. Roy Quillen of Hamburg and en Weineke of Hardin. Mrs. Henry Betz Plank of Franklin, writes the Tele graph that owing to her own ill jealth she was recently unable to ome to the funeral of her nephew, Fred Betz, of the North Side.

Mrs. says that she has been suf- ering from heart trouble, and has been able to get out but little. She till manifests deep Interest -in what is going on in her old home here. She fears she may never be able to make another visit to Al on. Mrs.

George J. Edland. of Saem, formerly of Alton, Is spending a week with friends. Mrs. Joseph A.

Luly'of 430 East Eighth 'street remains in a serious condition at her home. Miss Mary Louise Ryan brother, Ned, of Bluff street, left recently for San Antonio, to spend a couple of weeks visiting brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. -Gary Rain. Alton Rebekah Lodge, 475, will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Temple Theater building. After the meeting the Rebekahs and Ode Fellows will have a Joint memorial service.

Mrs. J. F. Goekeiv Son in Automobile Mishap in Kansas Escape Serious to Return to Alton Friday Mri. Joseph F.

Qoeken and son, Joseph, Were Injured In an automobile mishap at Abilene, Kaii. Wednesday, Mrs. Goeken suffertc a fractured rib and bruins, andhftr ton escaped With bruises. Mr. Goeken, who Is head ot the Noll Baking A Cream when Informed of the accident, Wednesday, flew to Kansas City and went from there by train to Abilene.

He telephoned this morning to relatives that Mrs. Goeken's Injuries were not serious. He expected to leave tonight for home with Mrs Goeken and their son. Mrs. Goeken and her son were on their way to Laramle, but after the accident abandoned plans for the trip.

They had left Alton early Wednesday morning. Near Abilene their car was sldeswlped by another automobile, Mr. Goeken said. The Goeken car was dam aged. i Joseph Koeken, a student a Notre Dame University, South had accompanied hi mother on the trip for a brief va cation before attending summe school at Notre Dame.

Sons of Legion to Plan An Outing At a meeting of Sons of the American Legion, Friday evening at Haskell Civic Center, plans will be completed for a week-end out ing for the members, their spon sors and Sergeant Warren Plgg Western Military, who will leavi soon for army service. The camping party will be on the Robert Whyers farm, abou seven miles out on the Semlnarj road. Sergeant Plgg has been drill In structor for the Sons of American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps dur ing the winter. Chairman Herman Bockstrucl announced the meeting Friday wll begin at 7:30 p. m.

In a one-inch rain, 113 tons water fall on an acre. SHURTLEFF COLLEGE SUMMER JUNE 14 TO JULY 19 Selected courses in the following subjects will be offered: ART BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY EDUCATION ENGLISH ENGINEERING HISTORY MATHEMATICS MUSIC PHILOSOPHY PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY RELIGION SECRETARIAL SCIENCE SPEECH LIBRARY SCIENCE You may register for the First Session between now and June 14. For further information telephone 837 or the'Registrar, Shurtleff College, Alton, 111. JUNE s. Bethalto Bride Announcement Is being madeof the Approaching marriage of Mlm Ellse Vander to Warren Schoeneweis, son of William Schoenewels bdth of Bethalto.

The event will tftke place at eight o'clock, Saturday evening, June 21, In the Prw. byterian church. The ceremony will be performed by candlelight photo. Church Events Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church will have a combined service of church and Sunday school at 10 o'clock June 8. A Children'! day program will be given, the in- Immediate choir will sing and Infants will be baptized.

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