Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

SATURDAY, MAY 24,1546 114toGradiiate At East Alton Eighth-G a Exercises Monday Night EAST ALTON, May of 114 eighth-grade pupil. H1 receive at tlon exercises Monday 8 the Lincoln school. Diploma will be presented by William Thad l(e president of the board of id ucntlon of district 101. Snodgras, principal of the Past Alton-Wood River Communl- High School, will speak. Charles Gabbert, commander of American Legion Post, will pre- fent awards and the ReV.

William Bohn of the First Baptist rhurch will otter the, Invocation Music will be furnished by the ch ool band, directed by Robert Luly, and the Junior High'School chorus, directed by Miss Llewyrt March, will present a pageant "America the Beautiful." Donald r.iassev will play a clarinet solo. Members of the claw Bo.enwry AiSon Jo Ann Andenon, Shirley Ann iutery Arllne M. Btlljy. Ann Kenneth O. Slrnii.

Ann BayJei.Olen Beaver, Belangee. Mary Janette SKkley HUB M. Bohnetwtlehl, Phylll. Iline Bramhall, Marva June BUchen Thorn" Sidney Buckner Barbara Jean rK Vernell Clark, JamelD. Nancy Joyce Clymer, Jamel Conner.

Harold O. Cooper, Cath- L. CunnlngHam. David S. Eugene Darr, Henrietta DaVault, Kenneth Draper, Joyce Blalne sle Eden, Ward Helen Louise XHadyi Roberta Fentresi, Barbara Sue fife, Don Finn.

Mary Beth Finn. Rlchaird HFliher, Bruce Flandert, Nell Ford Betty LaVern Foiha, George fry Edith Rovene Fulton, Richard Gene Galnen, Donald Eugene George Marlon Goforth, Jamei Hanks, Jo Ann Donna M. HObert Jean Hay. Audrey Joan Hazelrigg, Paul IB Henderson, Richard Hendrlck, Line Mae Hungate, Richard William Hunter, Eugene Wayne Meeker, Robert C. Irvln, Clarence H.

Jackson, Betty Lou Jarman, Ella Mae Jennings, Shirley Ann Johnion, Kermlt Jordan, Marilyn Rae Juhlln, Norma J. Klnkade, Billy Dean Kohler, Manley A. Lamar, Shirley May Latham, Thlra Adair Laster, Isla Jean Joe Llsclandra, Annabel Joyce McPeak, Katie Louise McPeak, Alice McRae, Robert Miller, Billy M. Miller, Richard E. Moore, Leon Neeie, Carol Neumann, Betty June Newnom, Louis O'Neal, Charlene Frances Owen, Janette Elizabeth Park, LaVern Pollard, Donald t.

Prlmas. Lowell G. Ralston, Jackie Bay, Lenora Louise Rea, Gerald Reid, June Rhoades, Kenneth Ross Ricks, Richard T. Rldgeway, Kenneth Wayne Rook, Jerry M. Sands, Rexal Ray Seed, Dorothy Dean Sharp, Helen Audrey Shlve, Shirley Jean Slglar, Joyce Slglar, Richard Clede Smith, Shirley Ann Sparks, Barbara Ann Stevens, Winnie Jane, Stone, Elmer-.

Edward St. Barbara Jean Stretch, Opal Cor-' rlne Ta.von, Jo Ellen. Taylor, Joyce Ellen Terpennlng, Everett Tester, Mary Betty Tile, Betty Ann Travis, Ermll Lucille Underwood, Hazel Lee Veatch, La- Wanda A. Vegel, Lola Ann Walls. Joan E.

Warner. James Douglas West. William Robert Whlteslde. Returns from Michigan EAST ALTON The Rev. Willlam F.

Bohn of the First Baptist Church returned today from Grand Rapids, where he has been attending the Northern Baptist convention. The Rev. Bohn took part in the program Friday. He will be in charge of 'th'e' 'regular at the First Baptist Church Sunday and will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class of the East Alton-Wood River Community High school Sunday at 8 p. m.

Court of Awards EAST ALTON At a court of awards held Friday evening at the Community Center, 20 girls of Clrl Scout troop 9 were given merit badges. Mrs. Florence Day. president of the East AJton Woman's Club sponsors the troop, resented the entire troop of 20 girls w-lth their troop numerals, and Mrs. R.

Trickey, president Alton-Wood River area Girl awarded lh tr crest. Mrs. Glenn DeAtley, Executive secretary, presented sbcond ctess badges" to the entire troop and Mrs. Berry or Wood River presented a folk dance badge and Mrs. Charles Gabbert of East Alton, chairman of the East Alton-Wood River neighborhood hoard, presented the 20 elrls with cook badges.

Mrs. Joseph Glassey, leader of the troop, presented membership stars. Five girls had attended every mating during.the year and Blrls had attended 90 percent of the meetings. The girls of the troop presented program of music and folk dances. Mrs.

Glassey and her co-leader, Mrs. Francis Gresham, presented Rifts to Mrs. Day. Mrs. Trickey.

Mrs. De Alley, Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Gabbert. They also pre- ented if ts fhe troop commlt IM Louis Roller, Mrs Albert Means an.d Mrs.

Sadie 1 Bncl to Mra Harold Mrs. Lawrence Murphy 1.2 Josephine McCain, who assisted. rf es hments were served by Mrs. Means and Mrs. ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Joan Henderson reigned at festive ceremonies Friday night at the school on Washington photo.

Graf ton Couple Erect Barracks To Use as Home Retur Home ALTON Mollle AUnn has been a atle MOM Memorial Hospital since ay re ur ne1 to 'her home on ofoadwav Friday. T-Acrp Cuh to Meet fAI TON Cl Pack 13 th. ni Tuesda at 7 p. m. at hL P' yfou n( i.

Partnts will bustness meeting after, Alton Note. ALTON Mft. Essie daughter. Mrs. Mrs wm, her GRAFTON, May Amos DeSherlia and his wife, who were married two months ago, will have one-room barracks for theli fiome.

DeShorlla is erecting the Suildlng moved here in parts by a iocal trucker from Ft. Sheridan The barracks is to'be in the garden on the west side of the lome of his parents. DeSherlia was discharged from the navy after service in China and the Philippines. Visit in TexM GRAFTON Mr. and Mrs.

J. Robert Mosby and son, 'Robert, went to St. Louis Wednesday night to see their son "and brother, Pvt. John Dick Mosby, who left for Randolph Field, San Antonio, Tex. They were accompanied by latter's grandmother, Mrs.

J. L. fohnson of Grafton, and. her sister, tfrs. Barbara Howard, and grandson, Charles Jenkins of Louisiana, who are guests of Mrs.

Jolm- on. Esther Class GRAFTON The Esther Class honored this week four members whose birthdays occurred in Aprh and May. A pot-luck luncheon was erved at the Methodist Church annex at noon. Fourteen members were 'Thfr'Rev. and E.

Nense, Mrs. Rbllie Slaten' and Miss Amy Slaten were guests ut a mis- ellaneous shower given at the recreation hall of the Salem Methodist Church Friday evening in honor Miss Hazel Nelson, who will be married in June. Mrs. Larby Weds GRAFTON Mrs. Luella Larby, daughter of Mrs.

Mary Dowdall of Grafton, and Paul Albers, son of and Mrs. Fred Albers, were married at St. Charles, May 11. The couple are living at the Martin Arnold home. The groom's parents entertained for the couple Monday evening at their home at Granite City.

Busy Bee Club The Busy Bee Sewing club met with their leader, Mrs. Bennett Brown, Wednesday afternoon. Six new members joined the group. Following the business session, games were played and refreshments were served, Sewing Circle GRAFTON The Happy Sewing; circle met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Roy Alverson, Thursday at 3:30 p.

m. Mrs. Alverson was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Jack Rudolph, another leader of the group. Class to Meet GRAFTON The graduating class will meet with Mrs.

Fred Callahan Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. lo practice for the baccalaureate services to be held at the high school Sunday, June 2, at 8 p. m. Clarence Lewis, Arrives GRAFTON Clarence Lewis, of Rene Lora, who a nephew of Mrs.

Stella Orr and great nephew of Miss Rose West, arrived Wednesday for an indefinite visit following his discharge from the army. Buys Apartment Mrs. Minnie Knapp has bought a 12-room two-family apartment on Wilkinson nnd Mills street at Alton. When the build- Ing Is vacated Mrs. Knapp and daughter, Mrs.

William Golenor, and family of AHou will move in. Mrs. Knapp, who has been a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital for 20 days, following an operation, able to be about. Her sister, Mrs, Opal, Holeman, who has been with her the past week, will return Sunday to her home at Qulncy.

Enroute to U. S. GRAFTON Mrs. Leslie Waggoner received a letter Friday from her son, Cpl. James Laver i Waggoner, saying he will sail from France May 12.

Mrs. Waggoner, the former Miss Emma Berger of Poland, will arrive In New Elsah School Closes Friday ELSAH, May 25. Mrs. Mayme Relsner -and Miss Marie Roach teachers at the public school, announced the following calendar the last week of school: Monday and Tuesday, final examinations Wednesday, school picnic at Marquette Park; Thursday, classes dismissed for Memorial Day; Friday distribution of report cards am dismissal of school. Miss Marie Fessler, only eighth grade pupil here, will graduate at the Jersey Township High School She is the daughter of Mr.

anc Mrs. Clarence Fessler. Hartford Man's Father Dies HARTFORD, May McKenzie, 85, died Thursday at the home of his son, George, o) Hartford. He was a native of Belleville and resided there until seven weeks ago, when he came to make his home with hTs son. He is survived by three children, Mrs.

Ida Flack and Edgar McKenzie of Belleville and George of Hartford; one sister, Mrs. Louisa NageJ.of Belleville, 10 grandchildren, two of-whoiii Hve In "tttfrttonj; George McKenzie and Mrs. Joe Banner, and five great grandchildren. The body was taken -to the Gaertner funeral home at Belleville where services will be conducted Sunday 2 p. m.

Teacher Honored of District 104 gave a pre-nuptial dinner at Boswell's Cafe at East Alton Thursday evening in honor of Miss Gladys Glower, fifth grade teacher of Woodrow Wilson school. The teachers presented the bride-to-be with a gift following the dinner. Miss Glower will be married to Thurman Lunsford of East Alton on June 8. They are building a home in Rosewood Heights. Home from Hospital Jean, 21- month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Homer L. Steele, 109 E. Date street, was brought home from Memorial hospital Thursday. She sustained a broken leg four weeks ago and is reported recovering. Church Services First Baptist Church will have a Vesper Service at 6:30 p.

m. Sunday. There will no service at 8 p. m. because of the high school baccalaureate service at Wood River.

Shirley Claytor Weds HARTFORD. Claytor, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Claytor, of Hartford, and Pvt. Donald Daienport, son of Mrs.

Arthur Wintjen of Hartford, were mar- ied at the Assembly of God Church May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grigsby of Hartford, sister and brother-in-law of the bride, were attendanls. The bride wore a blue suit with pink accessories, md a pink carnation corsage.

The was also dressed in )lue suit, with while accessories, and wore a pink carnation cor- iage. Both men wore uniforms, Srigsby was recently discharged i-om service. Tho Rev. Curtis Marshall officiated at the ceremony. The church was decorated with ferns and spring flowers.

Miss Wanda Marshall sang "Oh, 'romlse Me" and Mrs. Ernest Whalen accompanied her on the llano. The bride's father, Carl Claytor, gave' her In marriage. Pvt. Davenport, who Is stationed it Chanute Field, returned to his base this morning.

York May 26. Mrs. Leslie Was- will meet her daughter-ln- aw at St. Louis. She will be Graf- on's first European war bride to u'rivo hece.

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riiunt IOIB Services Sundav Rev. Bolm to Give Bnccal aureate Sermon WOOD RlVEft, May 28. "fete ginning to Live," will be the Mr mon theme Of the Rev. William Bohn, pastor of First Baptls Church, East Alton, prlrtclpe speaker at baccalaureate services Sunday At 8 p. In Communlt High School auditorium.

Adas of 134 will be graduated next Frl day night, plus a group of war veteran! who will receive di plomas. Four of'the regular class are now serving in the armed forces. Prelude and processional will played by the high school bano. The audience Will sing the doxol ogy, before reading ot the Scrip lure, followed by singing of a anthem. Scripture lesson evenln prayer will be given by the Rev Aaron Stackhouse, pastor of Firs Baptist Church, Hartford.

Chora, response will be made, before th Rev. Bohn delivers his sermon. A sextet will sing "The Lord' by a benedic tory prayer by the Rev. L. Key pastor of First Christian Churcn Wood River.

The high school ban i tlt.e processional. Mission Society Rally WOOD RIVER The Women' Mission Society of St. Paul's Luth eran Church will attend a rail: at 2:30 p. m. at Messiah Churc; at Milton Heights.

Planning Rummage Sale WOOD RIVER Mrs. Elme Johnson, chairman of the thlr group of St. Paul's Lutheran La dies' Aid Society, has-announce that plans are being made fo Group 3 to have a.rummage sal in the near future. Farewell Party WOOD RIVER A farewel party in honor of Mrs. Jack Cos sard was given Wednesday Mrs.

Lloyd Carter at their clu naer Hardin. Mrs. Gossard wil leave soon to jein her husband a their new home in Ohio. Luncheon was served at 1 p. m.

followed and afternoon of bridge. Prize were awarded to Mrs. Mildred Lumley, Mrs. Oliver Gent and Mrs Elmer Barnett. Mrs.

Al Noonan of Granite City, a former membe of the bridge club, was an add! was tional guest. Mrs. Gossard showered with gifts. Singing Convention WOOD Wood Rtv er-East Alton singing convention will meet Sunday afternoon at-2 p. m.

at the Pentecostal church on St. Louis avenue, East Alton. BH Miles of Cottage Hills wiill be di rector. Entering School of Art WOOD RIVER Carl Frances nephew of 'O7J Whitelaw avenue left this week for California where he will He recently was dischargee after service in China. Entertains at Luncheon WOOD RIVER Mrs.

Elber Smith of 971 Whitelaw avenue en tertained Friday in honor of Mrs Estelle Witherow of East Alton who is moving soon to southern Illinois. Those present were Mrs Helen Daniels, Mrs. Hilda Green arid Mrs. Mable Acord and son Donnie. Plans to Complete Education WOOD Bob, Dillow of the U.

S. Marines at Paris Is land, S. has informed Ais patents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dillow 513 Wood River avenue, hat he is attending a clerk and typist school on the base and taking a course from the also Marine Institute to completed Us high school education.

Honors Friend WOOD RIVER Mrs. Clyde Mertz of Penning avenuel.enter- tained Tuesday evening irf honor of Mrs. Lena Robinson. Those present were Mrs. Delbertt Jones, Mrs.

Frances Ireland, MrsiElbert Smith and Mrs. Sadibellel Well- Mrs. Robinson was the reel many gifts. Refreshment served. Farewell Dinner WOOD were present at Harve Thursday evening at a dinner honoring Mrs.

Delo oney, who is leaving the lent of guests Inn irewell ss Ma- smploy of the Standard Oil Co. Guests at Dinner WOOD RIVER Mr. aid Mrs John Trousley of Wood Ripr, who were recently married at It. Barnard's Church, were gulls of nonor at a dinner given fat the harvest Inn. Members the wedding party were guests.

Girl Scout Coremonli WOOD RIVER The I First Church of Christ Girl Scoil troop will have a combined Browpe "fly up" and Girl Scout "investltjre ceremony" Sunday at 6:45 p. rrjat the church. Brownies in thafly-up ceremony will be from Mrl L. E. Ozier's troop.

Leaders of je Girl PAGBPIVB 1 NGIK IN ROUNDHOUSE-- Three engines were idle! in the 'East Alton roundhouse of' the New York Central lines judged by the.Srnokestacks; they do not even have steam up to run if the strike should be settled on short photo. Scout Troop are Mrs. Ted Rlng- hausen and Mrs. Bert Berrisford. Memorial Services WOOD RIVER There will be Memorial services at 2 p.

m. Sunday at the Wanda South Roxana. cemetery Rummage Sale WOOD Temple, Pythian Sisters, will have a rummage sales Tuesday, May 28, at the Turner Hall at Alton. Anyone having articles to contribute may notify Mrs. T.

W. Hemeling. Attending Church Services WOOD RIVER Veterans of Foreign Wars will attend the 10:30 a. m. services Sunday at the First Methodist Church, Sixth and Lorena avenue, in a body.

Receives Discharge WOOD RIVER Pete Cavlc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cavic, 231 Main street, returned home this week after receiving a discharge from the Army Air Corps at Jefferson Barracks. He returned recently from service in the South Pacific. Brother Dies WOOD Robert Dillow of 513 Wood River avenue received word Monday of the death of her brother, Frank Barnhart of Detroit, Mich.

Four other brothers, Victor Barnhart of 480 George street, Wood River; Con Barnhart of Granite City, and Alphons and Anthony Barnhart of Alton, all drove to Detroit to attend the funeral. Weekend Guest WOOD Allan Hopkins of Scott Field visited over the weekend at the of Mr. and Mrs. L. R.

Norton of 258 Ferguson avenue. WOOD of the Royal Neighbor Lodge held a Convention Thursday at the Evangelical Church at Edwardsville. An all day and evening meeting was held. Drill teams gave exhibitions at the evening program. A juvenile team from Granite City was Matured in a flower drill.

Mem- jers of the Wood River Royal Neighbors Camp who attended were: Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs R. Howdeshell, Mrs. N.

Landre, Mrsi Williams, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. R. Henson, Mrs. R.

Waggoner, Mrs. A. MnCradun, Mrs. M. Mrs.

VI. Ellis, Mrs. O. Monken, Mrs. O.

Scribner, Mrs. K. Fox, Mrs. J. Cole, Mrs.

E. Hill, Mrs. G. Parker, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.

O. Picket Mrs. D. Springer, Mrs. N.

Keil and Miss Dorothy Landre. Breaks Hip in Fall WOOD RIVER Mrs. Rebecca lowdeshell of Hartford, a mem- of the Wood River Royal Neighbor lodge, fell as she was eaving a convention at Edwards- late Thursday evening and n-oke her left hip. Mrs. Nellie of East Alton, with whom Irs.

Howdeshell was to return ome, took her to Alton Memorial Hospital, where she is now a pa- lent. Entertains at Bridge Party WOOD RIVER Mrs. Lloyd Carler of Wood River avenue was ostess to a parly of friends at heir lodge on the Illinois River ear Hardin, Friday. A 1 o'clock uncheon was served and bridge played. Those who excelled 'ere; Mrs.

Lucille Roberson, Mrs. L. Olbert, Mrs. Sybil Kinkade, nd Mrs. Bernice Schleeper.

at University WOOD RIVER Thomas Hul- liinson, Mrs. J. B. Walnrlght and Irs. Omar Lyon are spending the at DePaul University reencastle, Ind.

They will visit li Luria Jane Wuiiiright and led Lyon, sludents Guests at Brother's Home WOOD RIVER Miss Leona ingering, librarian al Gary, spending ihe weekend al Wood Ivor wilh her brothers, Luclen nd Ray Ringering, and their famljles. Miss Ringering was for- merltf assistant to Mrs. Mable Wolf In the, Wood River library. -Welcome Servicemen RIVER A welcome home party was given- recently at the Harvest Inn honoring Mike, Krnlch of Evans avenue and Pete Cavlc of Main street, both of whom were discharged from service Within the past week. Guests wera present from Wood River and vicinity.

Picnic for WOOD RIVER Second grade pupils of the Washington school and their, teacher, Miss Marthst Hammett, were given a picnic Friday at the home of Mary Weihe' at Rosewood Heights. Assisting Mrs. Richard Weihe were Mrs. George von Fuchs, Mrs. Yarnell and Mrs.

W. V. Roberson. Junior Women's Club Banquet WOOD RIVER The Junior Women's Club will have its annual banquet at 6:30 p. m.

May 29, at Mineral Springs Hotel. Mrs. Raymond Uhl, chairman of the ticket committee, is requesting that reservations be made by May. 27. Camp Being Renovated WOOD RIVER Camp talahi, summer camp for be operated jointly this season by the Girl Scouts and the Girl Reserves of the Y.

W. C. A. Members of the Girl Scout camp committee went to Camp Talahi early this week to assist in getting the camp ready for summer activities. Many improvements are under way undergoing The entire renovation.

camp is A new fire escape has been built on the outside of the building and indoor toilets and' showers haye beenvJn- system and method of garbage disposal has been arranged. The camp site 1 about ready for the first group who will use it this, summer A group of girls from Chicago, with their own advisor, will open the camp, followed by others from Danville. The Girl Scout-Girl Reserve Camp time will begin 01 June 24, with intermediate week for girls 12 years or more old. Miss Mary Lou Meister, student at The Principia College, who will complete her college work in June Lumber Drivers 9 Strike Still On As Parley Fails be charge of swimming, will sports and games. Martha Dell Bishop, a teacher in the Lincoln School at Alton, will leave soon for Camp Dellwood, to take a course in camp counseling.

She will serve as a unit leader at Camp Talahi this summer. Miss Helen McDuffy will meet with the staff in the near future and'complete plans for opening camp. Camp folders have been sent to girls in outlying areas near Alton, but there are still reservations open to local girls. Members' of the Girl Scout and Girl Reserve camp committees hope to receive these reservations as soon as possible. To Sponsor Boat Excursion WOOD Girl Scouts will sponsor a boat excursion again this summer.

Scouts, their fam- and friends will take an all- day trip on the excursion steamer WOOD RIVER, May 25. Lumber company officials said today that only one Joint meeting been held In the truck-drivers' strike, Which been in effect for the past two weeks at Wood River, East Alton, and Roxana yards. Truck drivers for three companies failed to report for work May 11, and have the job since. About 25 drivers are Involved in the work stoppage. One company spokesman said today that nothing was accomplished at the one joint meeting held to date.

At the time of the strike, Phil Scheldt, business agent for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs, Local 525, Alton, said that any action taken toward settlement must await approval by the union's joint district council. Scheldt also said that strikers were asking an increase in wages from 93 cents an hour to $1.10. The 'drivers also are seeking a 40-hour work week, with no Saturday Companies effected by the strike are Stolze Lumber Wood River, Central Lumber Hardware Wood River, and Fischer Lumber East Alton -and Roxana. Popular sign, carried by drivers in picket lines at the companies Contract. No Negotiations had been under way to get company acceptance of a new contract before the strike was called.

Bunker Hill Civic League Installs BUNKER HILL, May O. Kierle was installed as president of the Bunker Hill Civic League at the group's annual May meeting. Other officers Installed were Mrs. W. Mercer, first vice- president; Mrs.

G. Hess, second vice-president; Mrs. G. Baird, secretary; Mrs. C.

Fensterman, treasurer. Mrs. Kierle succeeds as president, Mrs. Harry Jones, who served three years. Officers were installed by Mrs.

Luther Mason. Legion Awards BUNKER American Legion award for Banker Hill school was presented at jraduation exercises Wednesday night by Luther Mason to Laverne Krummelbein. Mrs. C. Carnahan, president of the auxiliary, present- the auxiliary award to Norma Chadwick.

19 Initiated by WoodRiverKofC WOOD RIVER, May'25. 'Wood River Council of the dt Columbus met Thursday evening at St. Bernard's Hall. The flrlt degree was exemplified for 19 candidates by a team from the Ed- wardsvllle Council, headed by John B. Schoehlke.

Those taking ihe degree were: Huberi T. Arnold, James P. Fitzgerald, Angelo W. Mllitello, James E. Mahoney, Donald N.

Johnson, Vincenl A. Ochs, Charles Corrlgfcn, Michael E. Sepo, Bernard E. gan, Paul E. Magurany, FrancSi E.

Mennemeyer, Clarence F. Budde, Vincent E. Nowaskl, Raymond Victor Errandl, Edward J. Retzer, Raymond J. Ringering, John Barko and John Stepson.

F. J. Manning, grand knight, announced the council was making plans for a second and third degree exemplification In ihe latter part of June. Manning also announced at the next meeting on June officers would be elected for the local council for the year beginning July 1, 1946. After the meeting lunch was served by a committee under the chairmanship of E.

p. Howard. Music Programs AtEast Alton EAST ALTON-The second- annual presentation of the sixth grade chorus of the East Alton schools will be Sunday at p. m. at the Methodist Church.

The chorus, which consists ol 60 voices, Is made up of Sixth grade pupils of the three East Alton schools. Miss Mildred Dunlope directs the chorus and Miss Olive Paddock is accompanist. The program will consist of two groups of songs and arrangement of anthems for young Because of the services Sunday evening at the high school, the program will dismissed at 7:45 p. m. Woman's Club Banquet EAST East Alton Woman's Club will have Its gee- ond annual banquet Tuesday 6:30 p.

m. at Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church, Alton. Mrs. W. M.

Rennle of Chicago, past president of Illinois Federation of Woman's clubs, will speak Mrs. Rennie will have as her subject, "The Club in the Role of Tomorrow's World." Miss Loti Brummel of Wood River will be guest soloist. Hostesses will be Mrs. Brazier, Mrs. Harry Ringering, Mrs.

George Smith Mrs. C.T. Gabbert, Day and Mrs. Joe Nolan jr. BMt Alton EAST ALTON Mr.

and Mrs Cleo Broadway of Lincoln avenui will go to Chester Saturday to visit his sister, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Broadwaj and Mrs. Reynolds will go to dyville to visit their mother, Mre Roy Broadway until Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Bauei of Broadway have returned after i visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, at Bicknell, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

John Lareau, at Detroit, Mich. They also visited in Canada. Mrs. Emma Davis of Hannibal is visiting her brother, Arthur Brown, and her sisters, Etla Robinson, Mrs. L.

P. Coopei and Mrs. Joseph Beasley. Admiral" on June 14. Tickets may be obtained from a Girl Scout eader or at the Girl Scout office.

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