Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 5

TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1955 THE REGISTER NEWS MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS SOCIETY. Presbyterians To Hear World Thursday Evening A Mascoutah couple who were in Jerusalem last year on Good Friday and made the pilgrimage of the stations of the cross will be the guest speakers Thursday for the March Family Night observance at First Presbyterian church. They are Mr. and Mrs.

Harry E. Boyd, whose program will include slides and stories assembled on a six month tour which began in Japan, included Free China, Singapore, Bangkok, India, and terminated in the Holy Land. Last, year on Easter Sunday the Boyds attended the Easter services in St. Peter's cathedral in Rome and were among those blessed by Pope Pius XII. Their trip was made on five ships, 18 air flights, and by railroad, private automobile, elephant and camel.

The family night program will begin with a covered dish dinner at 6:30 o'clock. Those who plan to attend are to take food and their own table service. asters I County Judge Dale Andrews served as Toastmaster last night at the weekly dinner meeting of the Mt. Vernon Toastmasters Club. The speakers and their topics included: Ted Glass, "What You Can Carl Tubbesing, "A Joke For Every and Dr.

William A. Grant, "Christians or The general evaluator, Don Moutrie, was assisted by critics Harry Koonce, Charles Davidson, Rex Woodward and Henry Fenton. Club president Edwin Arnold presided during the business session in which Carl Tubbesing gave a report on the area speech contest held in East St. Louis March 14. Addison Gillespie represented the local group in the contest.

The topic "Are you or are you not in favor of a guaranteed yearly wage" was submitted for discussion by Gillespie. Asher Melton operated the "ah" suppressor. Guests were Walter Smith and Charles Smithpeters. The Guy Dares Are Honored On 48th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Rollie Huhgey entertained with a dinner Sunday at their home on Benton Road, in honor of the 48th wedding anniverary of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy O. Dare. Others present for the anniversary dinner were a son of the honored couple, Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Dare, also of Mt. Vernon, and their son.

Tom, who came from Champaign for the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keef and Mrs. Eva Whitlatch of Bonnie, Choir Rehearsal The adult choir of First Presbyterian church will hold a rehearsal at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Plans Family Night Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Melton and (Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Meador will serve as the program committee for a Family Fellowship Night which is being planned for Pleas- suit Grove Methodist church. The family night affair will be held Thursday, beginning with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p. fn. The committee has arranged for the beverage and dessert.

Those who plan to attend are to take the other foods and table service. Thimble Club Members of the Thimble Club will be the guests of Mrs. Paul Wielt at her home, 4 Rushton Drive, Thursday afternoon, March 31. Old Mother Hubbard Characters In Lincoln Operetta Radio NETWORK PROGRAMS iiilm tral atandard sabtract MN haur, tar i maufitain atandard aubtract twa bawl. Soma lecas atatiam havr af to nt Iaca4 klaat ba htctudad- WUNISDAY, MAR.

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The topic mistress, Mrs. Andrew DeVivo chose as table topics, Each member was given the name of a well known product and required to give a one-minute sales talk on that item. This started the meeting on a hilarious note. "Pike's Peak or Bust" was the title of a very humorous speech made by Mrs. Everett Dalby.

It depicted a fictitious uncle and aunt who had been invited by the Prairie Farmers magazine to go on a Rocky Mountain vacation. The modern plumbling on the train excited the farm couple to exclaim, "What will they think of next in this atomic age!" Mrs. Charles Pierce, the second speaker had as her topic "How to Serve in a Committee." This, too was a humorous speech, caricaturing committees with such remarks as, "Human beings are the only known species who advanced to the high level of committee appointing. Even ants who are known to work diligently together, who have armies and who fight wars, haven't resorted to appointing a bunch of ants to do committee work." Mrs Pierce summed up her humorous ridicule of committee workers, saying, "They don't get much work done, but get a lot of people together." Mrs. Carl Tubbesing, in charge of the educational program chose "Special Evaluation" as her subject.

She gave a detailed outline of the advantages of speech evaluation-, starting her talk by saying, "Criticism is uncomplimentary to most people. Even when we call it constructive, it's still criticism" Mrs. Tubbesing said, "the primary purpose is to give the speaker the advantage of learning the reaction of her audience. There can be no progress without constructive criticism. A speaker will fall into "bad habits unless faults are pointed out by she said She further stated that, 'To omit or slight the use of criticism in the Toastmistress Club is to miss one of the fundamental values of the work practice in speech and training in critical listening." Toastmistress for the meeting was Mrs.

Robert Toney; critics, Mrs. Daniel Moon and Mrs. John A. Kcons; timer, Mrs. Louis A.

Mylius. Present at the meeting were 15 members and a guest, Mrs. Herbert 'Woodward. Mrs. Daniel Moon was nominated as a candidate for Vice President of Council 4.

Mrs. Moon is the local Club Representative. The April 4 meeting of the Toastmistress Club will be a joint meeting with the Toastmasters, a dinner at the Cafe, at 7 p. m. Reservations for this meeting should be phoned to: Mrs.

Robert Toney 811, Mrs. Florence Marks 2915-W, or Mrs. Carl Tubbesing 4322-W. Reservations for the Charter Dinner Meeting of the Toastmistress Club, to be held at the Cafe on April 18 at 7 p. should be made not later than April 13, with Mrs.

Carl Tubbesing, 4322-W, Mrs. Nathan Linkon, 4913, or Miss Barbara Strattan, 4420. Guests from out of town clubs are being invited to this meeting, also Toastmasters and husbands of Toastmis- iranS) FOR YOUNG STUDENTS For one fe4 year against mythmg, accidental breakage, (-except ctystafe). What watch offers more? Perfect for students a beautiful dependable FAITH watch with movement! Come in choose your FAITH watch from our large, complete PARENTS: Bring yotn bey or girl in to see these fine FAITH Watchet, today! Tern tact mia waTcais avaiuau FAITH Wotchci In UH "Carnival Capers," an operetta based on the 100th birthday celebration of Timothy Turtle, will be presented by first, second and third grade students and ers of Lincoln school, in the school auditorium, Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. The scene in the above picture shows the Old Mother Hubbard group, principal characters in the production.

From the left they are: Hank Morgan, John Brickev and Bobby Hathaway, trumpeters; Stephen Percy, Tom the piper's son: Jane Alice Latta, Little Miss Muffet; Ronald Riepp, Mother Hubbard's dog; Carol Gay Williamson, Old Mother Hubbard; David Higgins, Little Jack Horner; Becky Holman, Little Bo Beep; Larry Small, Bow-wow; Terry Groothuis, Quack-quack; Mike Stelzer, Janet Harp and Billy Derry, cats. (Leitzell Studio) 1954 Illinois Mother To Speak At Federated Civic Club Meet Mrs. George K. Moseley of Metropolis, the 1954 Illinois Mother, will be the guest speaker for a dinner meeting of the Mt. Vernon Woman's Federated Civic Club on Wednesday.

Mrs. Moseley, widely respected for the family of four children she helped rear and for her personal leadership in religious, political, civic, community and state activities during the past 30 years, was nominated for the state honor by the Metropolis Woman's Club and the Evening Woman's Club. Many other clubs, organizations and prominent individuals joined in endorsing her nomination to the Illinois committee of the American Mothers' Committee. Mrs. Moseley began coupling community affairs with her busy family and church life in 1923 when, as president of the Metropolis Woman's Club, she sponsored an organization to solicit funds for the erection of a memorial to the soldiers and sailors of Massac county.

The monument was erected in Memorial Park in Metropolis in 1923. Ironically, the name of her son, George H. Moseley, who was killed in action with the U. S. Navy in the Java Sea Battle in March, 1942, was later inscribed on the memorial.

In 1927, while chairman of Child Welfare of the 24th Congressional District for the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, she was awarded by the Illinois State Department of Public Health, the Illinois Medical Society and the Woman's Club Federation, $500 in gold at a testimonial luncheon at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago for the "most distinctive piece of Child welfare work in the State of Illinois." She turned the gift of gold over to the Metropolis Club and it is a part of the club's permanent fund. In 1928 Mrs. Moseley sponsored the celebration of the sesquicentennial anniversary of the capture of Fort Massac. In 192930 she was president of the 24th District of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs. From 1930 to 1938 she served as vice- state commander of the Ameri- Women's Dean From Illinois U.

To Speak Here Miriam A. Sheldeh, Dean of Women at the University of Illinois, will be the principal speaker at the annual Hi-Tri girls' banquet at Mt. Vernon Township High School. Dean Shelden will be accompanied to Mt. Vernon by Mrs Mary Harrison, also of the University staff.

Miss Mildred Warren is faculty sponsor of the Hi-Tri organization. Husbands! Wives: Get Pep. Vim; Feel Younger Thouiandt of couplet are weak, worn-out, htuited fuit because body lacki For aew younger feeling after 40, try Ortrai Tonie Tablets. Contain iron for pepi fupplamenS dorei vitamini Bj and Bi. Corti little.

"Get. acquainted" only At all druggie can Cancer Society. In 1937, following the flood of that year. Mrs. Moseley served on the rehabilitation committee of the American Red Cross.

She has been an active Red Cross chapter worker for more than 15 years and served as chairman for many years of the Tuberculosis Control Committee of Massac County. In 1939 Mrs. Moseley organized and sponsored the Metropolis Centennial celebration. She has always taken an interest in government and her ability has been recognized in that she has been elected three times to serve on the Massac County Republican Central Committee, serving one term as secretary and two as chairman, the only woman in the state to hold such a position in her party. Mrs.

Moseley was a delegate- at-large for the state of Illinois to the Republican national convention in 1932. With all of her varied activities Mrs. Moseley has stated that her greatest satisfaction has been derived from her 31 years as teaching a Sunday school class at the First Christian church at Metropolis. The class, a group of her contemporaries has grown from 10 or 12 to exceed one hundred. She is also a member of the church board and active in many church activities.

While in Mt. Vernon to address the Federated Civic Club, Mrs. Moseley will visit with her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Riepe, and her family. Mrs.

Riepe. a charter member of the club, formerly lived in Mt. Vernon, and recently returned here to make her home after spend some time in Park Forest, HI. The local club added its nomination of Mrs. Moseley as Illinois Mother to the many sent in for her.

Hostesses for Wednesday's meeting will be Mrs. Al Swartz, Mrs. Kenneth Holding, Mrs. Noble Thomas and Mrs. Vernon Talbott.

Reservations may be made by 6 o'clock this evening by calling 5113-W or 2927. PERSONAL Mrs. Pearl Schaffer and daughter, Judy, visited relatives i in Herrin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

S. P. Forbes of Edwardsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stevens of Ina, were here Sunday to attend the funeral of Frank Boswell.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kaipine, have returned from St. Clair, where they were the weekend guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Kajping. Dale Brookman is a patient at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, recuperating from surgery Saturday morning. His room number is 2234. Mrs.

Nan Hopkins and son, Wiley, had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brouillard of Chicago. Caesar Venegoni and Mrs. Jennie Cox of St.

Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dillingham and son, Kenny, and Charles Reid of this city. Mrs. Brouillard and Mrs.

Clark are sisters of Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Dillingham is their niece. Relatives and friends here have received word of the sale arrival of S. F.

C. D. B. McCon- noughhay in Hawaii. McCon- noughhay, his wife, and their children left Colorado Springs, February 28, after having been stationed there for several years.

They sailed from a California port on March 3 and arrived at Pearl Harbor March 9. S. F. C. McConnoughhay will be stationed at Schoefield Barracks, near Honolulu.

He is the son of Mrs. Fleeta Tracey, RFD 3. Ina. His address is: S. F.

C. D. B. McConnoughhay, RA 36037850, 35th 25th Division, A. P.

O. 25, Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Sandra Stratton Named Princess By lllinoisans By Associated Press Gov. William G. St rat ton's daughter Sandra will be the state's princess in Washington's annual cherry blossom festival March 30-April 3.

Stratton, a freshman at the University of Arizona, the governor's alma mater, was chosen by the Illinois State Society of Washington. The governor and Mrs. Stratton will join their daughter in Washington for the festival. Vice President Nixon will spin a "wheel of fortune" to pick a queen for the cherry blossom ball on April 1, from among the 53 princesses nominated for the occasion. Attending Miss Stratton as ladies in waiting will be Miss Kalherine McVey, daughter of Rep.

William E. McVey, Harvey; Miss Janet Simpson, daughter of Rep. Sid Simpson, Carrollton, and Miss Laura Templeton, daughter of Mrs. Glen C. Nye, former Evanston resident.

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