Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE TEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 I East Alton School District Will Hold Exhibit of Work Pupils to Enter Their Specimens: Chorus Will Sing much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Ear Hill and children also visited Mr and Mrs. Hill Sunday evening.

Mrs. Douglas Cantrill and inlan son have returned from a weeks' stay with relatives at Eldorado The Infant son was bom April 5 in Eldorado. Mr. and Mrs Cantrill will go to housekeeping the Kirk residence on Bowman avenue, this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh McCain and daughter and Mrs. J. B. VanPreter visited at the George Baker home in Upper Alton Tuesday evening EAST ALTON, May distinct departure trom the custom of past years, all children In the East.

Alton schools will enter mens of their work In thr annual exhibit. which this year will be held in all three of the schools. The 1 CaClierS GODFREY, May Parenti Teacher Association will meet next te'sehcduled to take Tuesday evening at the school place- Friday between the hours of: house. Gilson Brown, Alton attor- 3 unrf n. m.

K' ve talk Following the program the annual 3 and 5 p. m. Exhibits of other years were held only in the Lincoln School building, and only the bast specimens from each class were entered in it. election of officers will be held and other business matters will be given attention. This will be the last The object of placing specimens meeting of the season of cvcrv child's work in the cxhi-1 Mothers' Day Celebration.

bits this year is to make It possible i May 10 will be observed as Moth for the parents to compare the work ers 1 Day at the Congregational their children arc doing with The program will Include of other children, and thus see for I special music and each of the dif- thcmselves the teachers' reasons fercnt classes of the Sunday school for grading them. C. W. Martin, su- stated. Included in specimens of the exhibit will be tests.

composition, drawing, and sample; of other work. During the afternoon the choru: which will appear In the operetta "The Tea House of Sing Lo," prc tented by the junior high school glee club, will sing one of its songs "Drinking China Tea," at the various schools. The schedule of its appearances is as follows: Blair School, 2:45. Washington, 3 o'clock; Lincoln, 3:45. Jewels Open Mite Boxec.

The Mothers' Jewells of the E. church will hold their annual box opening, with a program -Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the M. E. church. The contents of the mite boxes be donated to the Jewell home lor orphan children.

Mrs. Cho Broadway and Mrs. E. Short, supervisors, have arrang- 'cd the program, to which the parents of the Jewells have been incited. The program: Song, "America, 1 by assembly; invocation, the Rev.

A. Shaffer; "Song of the Sun- Jjcam," the Jewells; recitation, Lou Sanders; recitation, Glen Piltz; recitation, Margaret 'Rayburn; recitation, Forest Long? piano solo. "Arrival of the Teddy playlet, "The Lost Mite' "Box," Marie Ingold; dernonstratiop, "The Twin Mite Box;" solo, "The Thank You Glow," Francis. Long; playlet, "Mother Goose Entertains Promotion service, Mothers' Jewells. Refreshments will be served following the program.

East Alton Notes. Mr. and Mrs. George Goodpaster are the parents of a son, their scc- child, born Wednesday at their home on Cooper street. The baby weighed nine pounds, Mrs.

Goodpaster was formerly Miss Blanche Cunningham. Mrs. F. W. C.

Obert spent Tucs day in St. Louis visiting relatives. Mrs. Joseph Hasler and daughter, Theresa, and Mrs. Vincent Hasler vlaitcd Mrs.

J. B. VanPreter and Mrs. Hugh McCain Tuesday. Mrs.

John Ingold, who has been 'spending the past few months at the home of her Mrs. George Eckhardt, near Edwardsville has returned to her homo here. Mrs. Ingold, who suffered a nervous breakdown a few months ago, Business Women At Edwardsville Set Dinner Meet has recovered. Mrs.

H. Hord from a few weeks' has returned visit with her sister, Mrs. M. Kirkham, at Dallas, Tex. Wayne Morriss of Smith avenue.

who had his tonsils removed a lew 'days ago, is recovering. Mrs. Taylor Foster, who has been seriously ill, Is making rapid pro- toward recovery. Mr. and Mrs.

George Eckhardt ot Edwardsville visited relative. here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dixon and children, who have been in Aruba the past year, are here for a month's visit with Mr.

Dixon's Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dixon. Mr. and Mrs.

H. V. Green who are visiting in ton, were callers here Wedncsduj friends. Mr. Green was formerly cashier of the bank linrn Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Halt- and children and Mr. and Mrs.

Jame, Jones spent, the week-end a Mamoutli piuk In the Mr. and Mrs. EmmeU Wassmat and daughters, Margaret and Leatna. Mrs. Earl Jones, and Miss Ber- rilce Hill visited Mr.

and Mrs. Join ill near Bunker Hill Sunday. Mrs Hill, who has been seriously 111, i will add something to the program. Godfrey Notes. South Branch school closed last Friday.

The annual picnic was held Sunday. Miss Jennie Biggcrstaff of Wood River was re-employed as teacher for next year. The Rev. and Mrs. John Yundt and three children of Vlncennea, returned to their home after spending; a week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Brecht. Miss Carrie Ingham and several friends from Granite City spent the week-end with her relatives Charles Bartlett and sister, Miss Edith. MVs. Fannie Donne 11 and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Donnell of St. Louis were guests Sunday. Mr; and Mrs. John Hagerman left Sunday for Aruba.

They drove through to New York, where they will take ship. Mason school closed Friday and the closing picnic was held Sunday. White Oak school closed Friday and the annual picnic was held Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lyons of Granite City and Mrs.

Fred Weber of Alton called on friends here Wednesday. Dr. Arnold Kegel of Chicago, who attended the Illinois State Medical Society convention in East St. Louis Wednesday, visited his relatives here xxlay. The cold weather has stopped the jrowth of-asparagus, but the rain a welcome the farmers and gardeners.

EDWARDSVILLE. May meeting of the board of directors ot the Business and Professional Club was held Wednesday evening at the Qerke building. In the absence, of the president, Miss Katherfno Hack, vice president, was in charge. An invitation to visit the Otwell Iris Fields at Carllnvillc was received. The field covers 25 acres of land and the iris are generally in full bloom the second week in May.

A number of members were delegated to the state convention In Decatur held this Friday and Saturday. The regular dinner meeting will be held at Card's Three-Mile house next Wednesday evening, at which lime election of officers will be held. Elizabeth Barnsback issued an invitation to the club to hold the June meeting at her country estate, "Stone Aldcn," on the bluffs, near the Mississippi river. This will be the third year that the club has hold the June meeting there and the invitation was accepted. Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily NOTICE Gco.

W. Monccy, a spiritualist of note, lecture on "Continuity of Thursday evening, May 7th at 7:,30 p. m. at the I. O.

O. F. Hall, College and Main street. his suit was two years it bad been hanging in the closet For a month because he was ashamed to wear But yesterday he put it on and everyone accused him of excess thought it was NEW! Of course he told them that Peerless cleaning and pressing had worked the he didn't hesitate to mention how low Peerless cash and carry prices are! Wood River City AttomeyTellsHow To Obtain Court C. of C.

State Officer to Speak at Official Banquet' WOOD RIVER, May 7. F. J. Manning, city attorney, explained to the Wood River Chamber of Commerce Wednesday the procecd- ure necessary for the establishment of a city court here The Chamber of Commerce present Is considering the promotion of such a project as a convenience to local residents. Manning explained that a population of 3000 was held necessary for a city court under Illinois statutes.

The proceedure prescribed in the statutes calls for passing of an ordinance, subject to a referendum, establishing the courts. In case the referendum carried, a second election for a Judge and clerk would be held, he explained. The Chamber of Commerce requesting Manning to make a survey of the city courts in Alton and Granite City to learn the expense and income from them. Prom this survey the Chamber hopes to determine whether the court would be feasible for Wood River. Later In the meeting plans were discussed for the dinner to be given Wednesday, May 13, at 6:30 p.

with Mayor Holcomb and the new city officials as honor guests. It was planned to invite mayors from neighboring communities as guests, also. Herbert Hudson, director of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, will be the speaker. E. V.

Giehl, T. P. Eggmann and Joseph Mlcheal have charge of the tickets sales. Roxana Group Plans Troop of Girl Scouts ROXANA, wtay short meet- ng was held Wednesday afternoon at school at which time plans were discussed tot organization of a Girl Scout troop under the leadership if Miss Pearl Cochran. Those in- are planning to visit the meeting of the Girl Scout troop in Wood River Tuesday to learn at "irst hand the requirements for membership.

Honor Visitor. Mrs. William Richardson and Miss Dorothy Getrs entertained Tuesday venlng at the home of Mrs. Richardson in honor of Mrs. Glenn Coul- of Winnetka, Bridge was the diversion of the evening, and prizes were awarded to Miss Dorothy McNally and Mrs.

Coulter. At the conclusion of the eanic it-; hostesses served luncheon to their guests. Besides the honor guest those from out of town attending the party were Miss Irma Miss Rose Henry, Miss Mary Johnston, and Miss Helen Keshner, all of Edwardsville. Name 9 High Students In Roxana Junior High ROXANA, May Eleanor Richardson, teacher of the wventh and eighth erades, announced the honor pupils In her room as follows: Grade 7A, Fern Main, 91 per cent; Joe Bland, 89 percent, Randall Hammond, 87 3 i percent; Grade 8B, Erma Strahan. 89 percent; Byford Gibbons, 83 'j percent; Marguerite Grow.

81 percent; Grade 8A, DeLong. percent; Flora Lucy Siegel, 97-H percent; Natalie Freese, 96 i percent. Read Telegraph Want Ada Daily Supervisor Committees Set Dates lot- Meeting EDWARDSVltAB, May (gge. clan several Oetmty board of committees will hold meetings during the coming week, previous to the beard meeting May 14. The and dates of their meetings: court house eom- mitter.

May 12; county Jail, May 11; fee and salary, May 11; flirlnt ing, May county home, 8 pauper, May 13; emergency, May 12; transportation, May 13. Dr. and Mrs. A. Zeller Visit in Alton Dr.

and Mrs. George A. Zeller of Pcoria, were In Alton today for a few minutes on their way back home from attending medical society meeting In Bast St. Louis. Dr.

Zeller visited a few friends In -Alton while on his way through. He was formerly managing officer at Money to Loan Immediate loans on improved residential property in Alton and vicinity, Prompt appraisals and Courteous Service. Only First Mortgage security accepted. If you are in need of such financing consult Alton Building Loan Association W. F.

Loellke, Sec'y. Phone 1146 MONEY Have capital to invest in well established business in Alton or vicinity. Will devote full time. Write Box 790 Care Telegraph it- TO MOTHER With Flowers!" Flowets will express your sentiments as nothing else can. up.

Baby Ramblers' Cut Flowers in wide variety. We Give Eagle Stamps KINZEL FLOWER SHOP Phone 2506 723 E. Stb Phone 599-J Alton State Hospital, having been assigned here at the time the hospital was opened. He had all the hard times there, aa there was no adequate way of limiting the wanderings of the patients, and they caused him and the neighbors much trouble. He is now managing officer at the state asylum near Peorla.

Dr. Zeller stands among the highest of in the United states. During the few moments he was visiting in Alton today he occupied his time asking information of some of his numerous friends here. Democratic Counsel Diet. CHICAGO, May 7.

C. H. Fyfee. 71, legal adviser to the Democratic organization in Cook county, has died following a long Illness with liver trouble. Read Telegraph Want Ada Dally After Colds, Flu and Sicknesi build your STRENGTH Every spring countless thousands S.S.S.— the purtlu veantable build back their red-blood-cells so that they may have that ntto ttrenath which makes for a keen appetite, firm flesh, a clear skin and greater Mice against infection and disease.

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