Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 18

PAGE EIGKTEEw Wood River Club Starts New Year KVSJNIMS Hears Talk fey City Attor ney Manning WOOD RIVER, Sept. senior Woman's Club held the first meeting of the fall season on Tuesday evening at Wood River school. The meeting was under the auspices of the civic service committee, with Mrs. E. L.

Kim mel as chairman. F. M. Manning city attorney, spoke on "What Can We Do For Wood River?" A question and answer period fol lowed his talk. A piano duet was given by John Qulnn and Miss Doris Andrews.

Mrs. E. V. Giehl welcomed members of the Junior Woman's Club who were Joining the senior club. New members voted Into the senior club were Mrs.

Lucy Smith, Mrs. Fred Mutz D. J. Knbwles, Mrs. P.

Stuart, Mrs. E. Howard, Mrs. Naomi Wiegand and Mrs. G.

Mueller. The budget for the year was adopted. A social hour followed, with Mrs. L. E.

Ozier, Mrs. Paul Page, Mrs. L. H. Holland, Mrs.

T. W. fields, Miss Pauline Ross and Miss Ruby Smith, as hostesses. Birthday Party WOOD RIVER Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Berry entertained with a party on Monday afternoon in honor of the eighth 'birthday of their daughter, Barbara Bee. A hay ride and a wiener roast was held and movies were shown later at the Berry farm on north Thirteenth street. Guests present were Dick Husted, Barney Fulp, t' Misses Jo Jean Hadfleld, Sue I0W. River Him On Draft list WOOD RIVER, Sept. 12.

Wood River selective service board today a list of 10 registrants 10 fee called for examination. who will be examined are HaroldjBeeiher Sawyer. JBarl Eugene Forsting, Holland Burdette Autery, Mike TWftlano- Paul Bernard Davis, Ernest Barnes Johnson, Gilbert Wallace Jones, Kenneth LeRoy Adantt, Edward David Weeks, Alvln Keshnet Sfolze. recent 21, fit the at 2 p. m.

former Miss Mi-; and of Hagamau born at has been Mrs. relatives Mrs. DISPLAY OF FLOWERS AT WOOD RIVER SHOW Flower show, sponsored by Wood River Garden Club, the rounc in Wood River Standing behind the flowers are: Mrs. Ray T. Brown, Mrs.

George H. Bowman, general chairman; Mrs. H. B. Eaton.

Mrs. August Theis, Mrs Herman Schuelcr, president; Mrs. Lester Skiles, Mrs Ccebel -Staff photo. Tucker, Sandi Vaughn, Linda Nel son, Nancy Barrisford, Mary Wlehe, Carol Powell and Judy Lee Berry. Women of Moose Initiate WOOD RIVER.

At the Margaret Williams Night meeting of the Women of Moose, evening at the Moose Hall, two candidates were initiated. They were Mrs. Ruth Chamness and Miss Arnita Schwitzer. During the business session, plans were completed for the bazaar which the lodge will give on Oct. 25.

Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs, Edith Logan, 'Mrs, Cleo Bennett, Mrs. Emma Vifehr- man and Mrs. Dorothy Scheffel. After the meeting, the men of the Loyal'Order of Moose entertained the women at a banquet. Entertain Guecte WOOD RIVER.

Mrs. Jake Lindley of Menden, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Seller and Mrs. Alice Saylor and son Paul, of Brunswick, left early this" week for their homes after visiting for a few days at the, home of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank iBerry, 503 Ferguson avenue. Attend Family Reunion WOOD About 70 guests were present, at the Stoclcer- reunion Sunday at the Clyde Spring Home, near Beecher City, This Is an annual "event on the second Sunday in Sep- at the Friday meeting of the East Alton Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Lowell Allen of Belleville will be me Installing officer and the meeting will be at the Legion Hall at East Alton at 7:30 p.

m. Mother in Hospital WOOD RIVER. G. Black of East of Mrs. Floy Smith, of 161 Lorena avenu tember.

A picnic dinner was served at noon, Those attending from Wood River were Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrod and son, Donald; Mr.

Mrs. Eugene Feezel and sons, Norma LaTempt and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, James 'Feezel fand cons, James and Jerry; and Mrs. Gordon Roseberry, Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Klueter, Mrs. Marvin Champlin and daughter. Visiting ft Hot WOOD RIVER. Frank Berry of 503 Ferguson avenue is visiting in Hot Springs, Ark. Wedding Postponed WOOD wedding ot Miss Mary Marks, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Marks of 633 Lorena avenue, and Leonard Megowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Megowen, set for Sept. 14, has been indefinitely postponed.

Betunu from Vacation WOOD, RIVER. Margaret Davidson of 516 Third street and Miss Rosemarle Shannon of Edwardsville have returned from a vacation spent at Wollf City. Tex. Visiting In Oiarks WOOD RIVER. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Mueller of 148 Lorena avenue are spending a short vacation at the Ola-van Camp at Black, Mo. Visiting Relatives WOOD RIVER. David and Jerry Ellington of Alton are guests at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Frede- kfng, 551 Third street. Over Weekend WOOD RIVER. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and son, Terry, of 161 Lorena avenue and and Mrs.

Wendall Klllam of Canal spent the weekend at the Meremac Caverns in Meremac State park, Mo. Returns from Rut WOOD RIVER. Mr. and Mrs. Wood River, is a patient at St.

Jos eph's Hospital in Alton, recoverin from an operation which she un derdent Tuesday. Returns from Funeral WOOD Mrs. E. F. Rlf fey of 533 Whltelaw avenue re turned Wednesday from Raymond 111., where she has been visiting he sister, Mrs.

Nlta Stiles, since th burial of her husband, E. F. Riffey Sub-Deb Club Meets WOOD RIVER, The sub club, Sigma Eta, met Monday eve ning at the home of Miss Jo'yce. Halloran 849 Halloran avenue During theb uslness session a hay ride was planned for Friday eve ning. PreM 'Conference WOOD RIVER.

The staff of high school publication, The Echo, will attend the State High School Press' Conference Friday and Saturday at the University 01 Illinois. Those attending wll be the Misses Borman, Wanda Wadlow, Mildred Barnhart, Joan Prather and Grammar. They will be accompanied by the journalism Instructor, Miss Mary Margaret Qulnn. Weekend Guests WOOD RIVER. Mr.

arid Mrs. E. C. Trobel of Oak Park were weekend of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Johler, 119 Seventh street W.C.T.U. to Meet WOOD RIVER. The regular monthly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held at 1:30 p. Friday at the home of Mrs. G.

Y. Henry, Whltelav? avenue. This meeting iivas postponed from Sept. 6 because of the county convention, which was held at Edwardsville on that date. The new officers will be installed and a repprt.pt the convention given, followed by a iociftj hour Attending 1 Convention WOOD Walter Johler of 119 Seventh street le't Sunday to attend a chemical convention at Chicago.

Jiveland Open WOOD RIVER, Sept. 16. Jlveland will be open each afternoon from to 5 for a game period. Table games will be offered, as well as shuffle-board and other active games. All 'teenagers will have free acces! to the building, with no door fee.

Jlveland will also be open on Sunday afternoons from 2 to 5 for a game period only. No dancing will be lowed on Sunday. The Tuesday evening session at Jiveland will be from 7:30 to 10:30, beginning Sept, 17, confirming to the regulations set by the coaches of the local schools, which require thn members of the ahletic teams to be in at an early hour. A meeting of the Jlveland Board was held on Tuesday evening and a nominating committee to select new officers was chosen. A special meeting has been called for next week and the report will be given at that time.

Will Return Soon WOOD RIVER. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lynch, who have been vaca- i tioning in Cheyenne, Wyo. anri I Denver, are expected home a vacation trip to Cincinnati, East Alton Meeting WOOD RIVER.

The members of the American Legion Auxiliary of Wood River have been invited to the installation of officers couple who were married by the Rev. F. M. Hedger In the parsonage of the Grace Methodist Church in Alton. Mrs.

Lynch Is the former Mrs. Helen Toalson, daughter of Mrs. Anna Hagen of Dow. She Is employed by the Grocery Company. Lynch is of the Shell refinery.

Birthday Party WOOD RIVER. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schmidt of 816 Penning avenue entertained Saturday efler- noon yvlth a party In honor of the sixth birthday.of their daughter, Dorothy. A' large birthday cake was the centerpiece for the serving table and favors given.

The children played games and then pictures were taken of the group. Guests were Janice Helmkamp, Jimmy Hellrung, Sandra Rosemary Henkhaus, David Richard, Patsy Ruth Phillips, Nancy and Darrell Jones and Elite Schmidt. Birthday Dinner WOOD RIVER. A family dinner was given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Berry, 440 Sixth street, honoring the birthdays of Miss Barbara Bee Berry and her uncle, Fred Berry- Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Fred Berry and sons, Paul and Fred, Mrs. Doris Camfleld and daughter. ECO RKET Penning WOOD RIVER, Always Get the Best Values at This BIG SUPERMARKET MEATS' FULL LINE OF DRESSED POULTRY BESt SUPPLY OF MEATS AVAILABLE VEGETABL ORCCN BEANS MS Sunkl.l ORANGES SPINACH EGG PLANT YAMS Friday Only BANANAS Idaho Hale PEACHES Cherry Red RADISHES 2lbs.33c Doz. 2 KM.

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Mrs. Armstrong Is tkf former Naomi Starkweather. Invitations have been Issued to friends and relatives attend a miscellaneous shower, complimentary to Mrs. Howard Snidle, a Margaret; Mrs. Frank Berry, Bob Burns, BUI Hicks, of Edwardsville; Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Kelner of Worden, Mrs. Jake Lindley of Menden, Mr.

and Mrs. Wheeler Seller, Mrs. Alice Sayler and son, Paul, all of Brunswick, and Miss Judy Lee Berry. Cocoa 5j 'Crten Giant PEAS No. 2 fancy HOM No.

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Washington 2, D. C. I enclose herewith TEN CENTS In coin (carefully wrapped in paper) for a copy oi the booklet WEIGHT CONTROL. Name Street or Rural Route City State (Mail to Washington, D. Roxana Beets meeting Roxana Wameh'sClub Tuesday alghi president, spoke ott hi delegate to a convcrttioH last sprint.

A A program of ttmgaTby Mrs. Ktitt Burger. Prlies Were- Mrs; Ray Salsmah and Mtt. Gerald Norvell and Dauer. Two ntw tnembers the club wen Mrs.

Arthur and Mrs. W. C. Lowry of the Rev. riVed from Marker and la, Washington, Mr and and Mwi.

1 Bivens and tended funfcnuvswvice uncle; Arthur Cooper, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Owaneco, I1L, Sunday. hostesses, Mrs, William Mrs, Huwon Relchert, Mrs.

Joseph Mrs. T. The next netting: will day, Sept, 24. One out Uies is dependent ofl livelihood. at the Presbyterian Chu nesday noon.

Coach Earl of the Roxana Communl' School spoke on "Pootr Builder of Five present from surrounding ties. Plans were discussed tertain the district governor tary International, who a visit here the first week her. TKLKOItAPH WANT AIM the army he served officer, spent eighl Japanese lines col- force pilots who urn in air" battles, awarded ihe Star Medal, ana the Army Commendation ribbon, Dr.j and reside nwr the coUegeicampus at 2623 Judson. itoad realty is a fit CROSLEY BADIO rofflium Plattd 'Miracle' kcfric Toaster jp 9 High Leg, Laundry 8as Plate Bbrner, White Finish Sol Woleott Water $89.75 IS Gallon, no Vo WritrNntor WOOD RIVER PLUMB SUPPLY i Lj: 4-6211 27 E. FERGUSON, WOOD L.

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