Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 12

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1947 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE THIRTEEN Woman's Club at Wood River Meets Tonight's Radio Program WOOD RIVKR, Sept. first mooting of the fnll season of the Senior Woman's Club wa. Tuesday evening In the auditorium of the Wood River school building Mrs, Knrl Fulp, new president, presided. Mrs. Harry Stover, vice-presl- dont, presented the budget for the coming year and it was approved Mrs.

Fulp announced that Nov. 3 I he senior club will sponsor a public card party at the community building, proceeds to be applied to (ho iftind being raised to pay for the heating plant installed in I he building during the summer. Mrs. L. E.

a member of the social planning council and the chairman appointed by the club to promote sale of the entertainment scries llckels, urged all members to obtain theirs early. Mrs. Charles Bolo and Miss Mildred Dodd were Introduced by Mrs. Fulp as new members from (he Junior Womans Club. 'Mrs.

R. E. Wiehe, American home chairman, announced that husbands of members would be guests at the first meeting of the American home section, Wednesday evening, Oct. 1. This will be an out door dinner at the home of Mrs.

Andred Lessner of Rosewood Heights. Announcement was made of a luncheon and" card parly for members of the clnb Oct. 11 at the Hostess House at Alton. Mrs. E.

L. Klm- mel and a committee consisting of Mrs. Zoda Lumley, Mrs. E. R.

Quinn and Mrs, Lessner, will be in charge arrangements. Mrs. F. W. Bauer, past president, gave a report on the National Federation of Woman's Clubs convention she recently attended at New York City.

A report of the state federation meeting was read by Mrs. Fulp, who attended the meetings at Chicago. The next meeting of the club will be Sept. 23, at which each members will bring a guest. Miss Dorothy Colonlus of Alton will present a book review.

The club year books were given during the meeting. Mrs. J. P. Breitweiser presided at the refreshment table.

Mrs. Virgil Brave was chairman of the hostess committee consisting of Mrs. Earl Anderson Mrs. Frank Berry, Mrs. A.

Berry, Mrs. Wiilliam Bacheldor sr. Mrs. H. J.

Borgesledt and Mrs. Barker. Class Heard Book Review WOOD RIVER The Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church met Friday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs. Merle Ellis.

A book review of "White Man's Burden" was given by Mrs. A. Judd. Hostesses were Mrs. Elmer Saxby, Mrs.

Howard Mourning anc Mrs. Everett Reader. St. Gabriel's Guild WOOD RIVER St. Gabriel's Guild will meet at 2 p.

m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Coulson, 717 Rice street. Loan Association Meets WOOD of business was conducted during the Tuesday afternoon meeting ol the Standard Building Loan Association at its office, 2 West Ferguson avenue. Organization of the board was made, with W.

A. Grove being elected president, W. I. Jolley, vice-president; B. M.

Harrod, secretary; Mrs. Inez, Specht, assistant secretary; Robert Parks, treasurer; and Francis Manning, attorney. Board members are W. A. Grove, W.

I. Jolley, Edward Lutz, Robert Parks, George Guker, Leonard Schmidt and Bryant Harrod. Baptist Phllathea Class WOOD RIVER The Philalhea Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 p. in, Thursday in the basement of the church. Following a business session, the hostesses, Mrs.

Gertrude Freeman, Mrs. Susan Hay and Mrs. Bert DeShirlia will present entertainment and serve refreshments. Occupies New Home WOOD RIVER Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Scheffel have moved into I he new home they recently bought at 676 Halloran avenue. Since their marriage they have resided with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulton, 667 Acton, Visits Daughter WOOD RIVER Mr. and Mrs.

Newton Jessup of 258 Ninth street visited Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Donald Ruyle, of Peoria, who is confined at St. Francis Hospital with a broken leg. Mrs. Ruyle, the former Ruth Jessup, received the injury Aug.

22 while practicing riding for a horse show in which she was to have appeared the following week, Mrs. Ruyle expects to return to her home after Nov. 1. Snlon Concert. KXOK, Tennessee Jed.

WEW, News. KFUO, UP KMOX. Eric Sevareid, News. KWK, Shady Valley Roundup. 9:19 from Hollywood ana Vine.

KXOK, Terry and the Pirates. WEW, Hhythtn Rambllngs. KFUO. Land ot tho Free. KMOX, Man On the Street.

8:30 WEW. Munjr ana KXOK, License Quiz KFUO. The Open Bible. KMOX. Music for You.

WIL, Nell Norman's Sports KWK, Hop Harrlgan. 3:45 Room. KXOK, Harry Carey's Sports Extra. WEW, Grandpap- py Jones. KFUO, Twilight Sefennde.

KMOX, Richard Hottelet, News. WIL, Stars of Songland. KWK, Tom Mix. 0:00 and Sports: Storkeon ana Grams. KXOK, Rush Hughes Show KFUO, Evening Concert Hour KMOX, Mystery of the Week.

WIL, Dinner Music. KWK, News Roundup, Frank Doyle. 6:13 of the World. KMOX, Jack Smith Show. KWK, Gil New some First Five.

6:30 Summertime Show wltn Jullie O'Neill. KXOK, The Lone Ranger. WEW, St. L. U.

Series. KMOX. Club IB. KFUO, At Close of Day WIL, News. News.

Rhythm Intermezzo 8:45 Utley. WEW. Melody Moments. KMOX, News. WIL, Sparklers.

KWK, Lnsldc of Sports. 7:00 M. Day Show. KXOK. Lum A Abner.

WEW, Sacred Heart Program KFUO, News. KMOX, American Melody Hour. WIL, "Jazz" at Grand Llndcll, Vern King and Chas. Menees. KWK, Henry J.

Taylor. 7:13 limn Hunt and Fish Club WEW, Sacred Heart Prog. KFUO, Today In Sports. KWK. Fulton Lewis Jr.

7:30 Bandstand. KX- OK, Paul Whlteman Aseembly. WEW, 770 Record Club. KFUO, Lean Back and Listen. KMOX, Dr.

Christian, with Jean Hersholt. WIL, News. Concert Hour. KWK, Quiet, Please. 7:45 ot Gay Nineties.

KFUO, At Close of Day. 8:00 f. nnd' Tex. KXOK. Music by Adlam.

KFUO, Concert Hall of the Air. KMOX, Rhapsody In Rhythm. WIL, Songs by Bing Crosby. KWK, Gabriel Heatter. 11:15 Wllj Jusl Helax KWK Heal Slur tee from Real Life 8:30 District Attorney.

KX- OK, Eddy Albert Show. KFUO, At Close of Day. KMOX, Ford Show. WIL, News. Concert Master.

KWK, Leland Stowe. 8:45 Cugat. 0:00 Slory. KXOK. Phil Silver Show.

KMOX, The Whistler. WIL, Harlem Rhythm. KWK, Jose Morando's Orchestra. 9:15 the Band. KWK.

Olck Balsano. 9:30 Theater, Pat O'Brien and Lynn Bari. KXOK, Henry Morgan. KMOX, Doorway td Life. WIL, The Bandwagon.

KWK, Boston Blackie 10:00 P. M. News. KXOK, Barry Wood Show. KMOX.

Night Edition World News. KWK, Supper Club, Tex Beneke 10:15 Harkness. KXOK News. KMOX, Two for the Show. KWK.

ABC Club. 10:30 United States. KXOK, Hour for Beautiful Music. KMOX, Dr. Samuel Johnson.

WIL, News. Bandwagon. 10:45 11:00 P. M. Snooky Lanson Show KX- OK, News.

Emmet Schuster. KMOX, Headline Hilites. Musical Hour. KWK News. Scoreboard.

Tom Dailey Show. 11:15 Carlyle's Orchestra. 11:30 Henry Chlttlson Trio. KXOK, Jack Fina'a Orch. KMOX, Skitch Hendersqn Orch.

11:45 McCune. KXOK, Grae- mere Trio. News. 12:00 Midnight Just For You. KXOK.

Dance News. KMOX, Headline Hilites, Clyde McCoy. TRURSDAT (1:00 A. M. KXOK, News.

Town ano Country. WEW, News. Musical Clock. KFUO, Morning Call. KFUO.

Music Appreciation. KMOX, Farm Talks KWK, Roy Shaffer and His Gang. 6:15 Up to Music. Let's Go Salute. Visiting.

KMOX, KXOK Sunrise 6:30 Go Visiting News. Musical Clock. KFUO, Farm and Home Journal. 6:45 Wake Up to Musu KXOK, Town and Country. Weather News.

-Morning Headlines. WEW Grandpappy Jones. 1:00 A. News. KXOK, News.

Markets Town and Country. KFUO, Morning Meditation. KMOX, News. WIL, Breakfast Club. KWK, Jack Dunigan Trio.

7:15 Cugat. KXOK, Trading Post Lew Parker. KFUO, Hymns for the Home. KMOX, Ozark Varieties. KWK, Buckeye Four.

It's In the Globe 7:30 You Remember? KXOK Early Edition News. News. Markets. Melodies. KFUO, Chapel Window.

WIL, News. Breakfast Club contd. KWK, Musical Program. 7:45 KSD News KXOK, BreaKtast Time. WEW, Sacred Heart Program.

KFUO, If Thou Be Near. KMOX, H. with Hex Davis. KWK, News, Bruce Hayward. 8:011 A U.

at Eight. KXOK, Final News. WEW, News. KFUO, Rhyme Does Pay. Records.

KWK, Ed Wilson Show 8:15 Club. WEW, At Your Service. KMOX, Texas Rangers. 8:30 KSD News. KXOK BroaKlasi Club WEW, Grandpappy Jones KF (JO.

News. KMOX, Billy Starr Show WIL News and Music 8:45 Party. KFUO, Console Varieties. KMOX, Rex Davis. World News.

WIL, Tropical Tempos. KWK, Sidclites on the News with Bruce Hayward. 0:90 A. M. Daughter.

KXOK, My True Story. WEW News. Top Tunes KFUO. Adventures In Faith. KMO1.

Nine O'clock Show. WIL, Sunshine Serenadera. KWK. Bandstand Rfirae. 9:18 Upon Our Time, KXOK, True Story.

All Churches. WEW Morning Varieties. KFUO, Human Side ot the KMOX, Judy and Jane 9:30 ol Life, KXOK, Betty Crocker. WEW, Let's Go to Town. KFUO, Beside Still Waters.

KMOX, Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters. WIL, Spot News. Sweet Music. 9:45 Jordan. KXOK, Song Spinners.

WEW, Markets. KFUO Themes ot the Agei. KMOX, David Harum. WIL, Tropical Tempos. A KSU The Fred Waring Show KXOK Breakfast In Hollywood WEW New Your Social Secretary KFUO Musi of the Masters KMOX, Arthur God frey Show WIL, Neighborhood Hour KWK, News.

Bandstand Revue. 10:15 Time. Uerch Show KXOK Galen Drake, News. WEW. Induslr and Progress KFUO, In tho Woman World.

KMOX, Orand Slam WIL Platter Parade KWK, Heart's Ueslre 10:45 Lawton KXOK Te Malone. WEW. Voice ol the Army KFUO, Mldmornlng Serenade. KM OX, Rosemary 11100 A M. Weather.

KXOK, Welcom Travelers WEW. News. Home Sere nade. KFUO, Voice of the Harp. KM OX, Wendy Warren with the New WIL, Platter Parade.

KWK. Kat Smith Show. 11:15 from the Tropics KFUO. News. KMOX Aunt Jenny' Stories.

KWK, News. 11:30 Review KXOK Tele phone Quiz. WEW. Just for Women KFUO, Musical Memoirs. KMOX, Ro mance of Helen Trent.

WIL, Spo News. KWK, Stars of Tomorrowi 11:43 Jumpln Jacks. KXOK The Little Show. WEW, Echoes Gay Nineties. KFUO, Melody Lane KMOX, Our Gal Sunday.

WIL, Platte Parade. 12:011 Noon KSD News. KXOK Rush Hughes. Son and Dance Parade. WEW, Market? KFUO, Devotional Music.

KMOX Headline Hilltcs, Rex Ro Shaffer. 12:15 to Rhythm. WEW Grandpappy Jones. KFUO, Noonda Repose with Christ. KMOX, Ma Perk Ins.

12:30 McCormlck. KMOX Young Dr. Malone. WIL. Weather News.

Platter Parade. KWK, News. 1245 KSU Whats- New in thi Nancy Dlxon. KFUO, On the Farm Front. KMOX, Big Sister.

KWK, Jim Wakeley Rodeo Boys. I Children KXOK. Bruc. Harrington. News.

WEW, News. Top Tunps. KFUO. Music Appreciation Hour. WIL, Melody Lane.

KMOX, Sec mid Mrs. Burton. KWK, Queen for a Day. t'lS In White. KXOK Singing Sam.

KMOX, Perry Mason. 1:30 of Holly Sloane, Bejtj Crocker. KXOK. Bride and Groom WEW, Markets. KMOX, Lone Journey KWK.

Song Styles. 1:45 of the World. WEW. Vocational Agriculture. KMOX, Rose of My Dreams.

KWK, Musical Variety Show. Can Be Beautiful KXi'K Ladies Be Sealed. WEW, News. Matinee Today. KFUO, Magazine of the Air.

KMOX, Hearts in Harmony. WIL News. Afternoon Ballroom. KWK, Ed Wilson Show. 2:15 Perkins.

KFUO, Muslca Relaxation KWK, News young's family KXOK, Paul Whiteman. WEW, Speak Up for Democracy. KFUO, News. KMOX, Hearts in Harmony. WIL News.

Afternoon Ballroom. KWK, Ed Wilso.i Show (2:45 to Happiness. WEW. Popular Rhythm. KFUO.

Recital Time. KMOX, Editor's Daughter. Backstage Wife. WEW, News. Moments with the Masters.

KFUO, Your New Home. 3:15 Stella Dallas. KFUO, Doyne Neal, Recital. KMOX, Who Is It? 3:30 Lorenzo Jones. KXOK, Blng Crosby.

KFUO. St. Louis Dental Society. KMOX, Who Is It? 3:45 Voung Widder Brown. KX OK, Summer Melodies.

KFUO, A Look at Australia. KMOX, Hi, Neighbor. WIL, Uucle Sam Calling. 4 When a Girl Marries. KXOK Dance to Pansy's Music Every Saturday Night AT EAST ALTON Amerkan Legion HaN Dancing 8:30 to 12i30 P.

M. Good Parking Admission SOc ELSWORTII HUNT, Chairman. Rush Hughes. WEW. News.

770 Record Club. KFUO, The Song Shop. KMOX, The Guiding Light. WIL, Spins and Needles. KWK, News.

Ed Wilson Show contd. 4:15 Portia Faces Life. KMOX Linda's First Love. 4:30 Just Plain Bill. KXOK, Sky King.

KFUO, Reading Circle. KMOX, Housewives Protective League. 4:45 Front Page Farrell. KXOK. News.

KFUO, Children's Hour. KWK, News, Bruce Hayward. W. River Flower Show Tonight WOOD RIVER, Sept. The annual flower show sponsored by the Wood Rivet- Garden Club will begin at 8 p.

nf. today at the community building. Mrs. Herman Schueler is chairman of a group who will present "The Old Oaken Bucket," with Miss Wanda Watson as soloist. Mrs.

A. Thies and her commit Ice will give, "South of the Border," with Don Jamerson as singer. Eugene Bugg and Judy Snodgras will appear in the "if I only Had a Home Sweet Home," of which Mrs. Robert Rotsch is chairman; Mrs. Ray Brown has secured two children to in her skit, "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary." The program will be repeated on Thursday evening.

Judging of plants and flowers was this afternoon and awards will be made during the program this evening. Suffers Broken Ankle WOOD RIVER Jerry DeWig- gins of 639 Madison avenue entered St. Joseph's Hospital at Alton last Thursday with a broken ankle. The ankle fcvas broken in three places. To Attend Regional Meeting WOOD RIVER Flag Lodge, Knights of Pythias, wlllaUend (he regional meeting of the order this Leading Greene I-I I Girls Named CARROLLTON, Sept.

10--Mis Florence Kimmelshuo, 4-H Clu specialist from the extension serv ice of the University of Illinois assisted by Miss Frances Englam home and the 4-H Clu leaders of the county, supervise a check-up school here Sept. 4 1 which outstanding 4-H club mem bers were named. The county project honor men bers in clothing are the Misse Dorothy Beck, Marilyn Janet Bain Virginia Bohn, Ina-Brock, Mar Ann Campbell, Carol Ann Davis- Joan Daniels, Mary Louise Hal Charlotte Hanly, Betty Reynold? Lola Roberts, Dorcas Schroedei Norma Lee Schroeder, Mary Elv Sherwin, Dolores Sullies, Mar; Helen Shaw, Janet Thaxton, Mai tha Wehrly, Ruby Taylor and Rut; Naber. The county project honor mem bers In food are the Misses Bar bara Thicbaud, Phyllis Reynold? Mary Sue Thiebaud, Shirley Pol lock, Anne Walker, Dolores Van dergriff, Margaret Hurtman, Tuey, Mary Elizabeth Calvey, Crawford, Peggy Campbell, Ahbi Lakin and Jacqueline Dawdy. County outstanding CluV members are the Misses Ina Brock Mary Calvey, Martha Wehrly, Car ol Ann Davis, Ruth Naber, Shir ley Pollock, Belly Reynolds, Mar ietta Reynolds, Phyllis Reynolds Norma Lee Haze Stringer and Barbara Thiebaud.

Outstanding club members, rank ing highest in the county, are Mar ietta Reynolds, Barbara Thiebaui and Betty Reynolds. Members ranking highest in the national leadership contest are Barbara Thiebaud, Joan Daniels Marietta Reynolds and Betty Reynolds. Members ranking highest in the achievement contest are Barbara Thiebaud, Marietta Reynolds loan Daniels and Betty Reynolds Members highest in the clothing contest are Joan Daniels, Betty Reynolds, Marietta Reynolds anc evening at Edwardsville. Members ill meet at 7 p. m.

at the home of T. W. Hermeling, 524 Lorena, and go in a body to Wie meeting. Attend Funeral WOOD RIVER The Rev. and Mrs.

C. T. Todd. of Wood River avenue left Monday for Robinson, where they attended the funeral today of the mother of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Todd.

White Elephant Auction WOOD RIVER The Wood River Chapter of Eastern Star will neet at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Odd Fellows Hall. Initiation of candidates will be followed by a aenefit "white elephant" auction. Missionary Guild to Meet WOOD RIVER The Girls Missionary Guild of the Evangelical Jnited Brethren Church will meet in the church basement Thursday evening, with the president, Miss Alma Kistner, as leader.

Visiting Parents WOOD Mrs. Dale Fink and infant daughter, Deborah Gail, of 149 Eaton avenue, were brought the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Penning, 646 Pen- ling avenuo, from the Alton Me- norial Hospital, where the baby vas born Aug. 27.

They will visit vith her parents for the next two veeks. Fidclis Class WOOD RIVER The Fidelis Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Churah will be enter- ained Thursday evening at the lome of Mrs. Otlo Belver of 16 Aclon avenue. Mrs. Earl Haynes vill be assistant hostess.

P. T. A. Board Meets WOOD RIVER The budget ind finance committee of I he Loena avenue Parenl-Teacher Asso- iation met this morning at the lorn of Mrs. Emil Ringering, 416 'rospect street.

Those attending vere Mrs. Charles Bolo and Mrs. Mines. TONIGHT AND THURSDAY Yvonne DC Carlo Brian Donlevy "'Song of Scheherazade" Norcen Nash Jan Ford "Devil on Wheels" Thurs. Qucnlln" pluK "Seven Were Saved" THE CENTRAL CAFE ROXANA, ILL.

WILL BE OPEN SEPT. 10TH Under Management H. M. DINWIDDIE, Prop. (JUST A GOOD PLACE TO EAT) East Alton ENDS TONITE! NOTHING SHOWN TWICE SHOWN AT ANN SOTHKKN BARKY NKLSON "UNDERCOVER MAISIE" 7:30 ONLY Edgar Kennedy Comedy STARTS Thursday 3-Big Days-3 No.

2 Philip Robert Hillary REED LOWEKY HKOOKK "I COVER BIG TOWN" 2 CARTOONS 2 SUNDAY MONDAY MWIttlN O'HAM "SUSIE STEPS OUT" Barbara Thlebaud. Members highest In the food preparation contest are Martha Wehrly, Ina Brock and Barbara Thicbaurt. C'htirch Manses Meet Members of the Philalhea class of the Baptist church were entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Bishop. "Safeguards for Homo and Community" was the program topic with Mrs.

Eva Hob- Inson as leader of a round-table discussion of the topic. The programs for the winter months were also made by the class members. The Roses of Sharon class of the Baptist church also met Monday evening at. the home of Miss Mar- Ian Ashford. Miss Ashford was assisted in entertaining by Mrs, Robert Munzebrock and Mrs.

Sam Greaves. The Friendly Bible class also of the Baptist church met Tuesday evening in the church parlors, the hostesses being Mrs. Charles Neal, Miss Callle Purl, Mrs. C. Retherford and Mrs.

Iva Martin. Members of the Clara Smith Hardcaslle class and Circle 2 of the WSCS, both of the Methodist church had a pjcnic supper Tuesday evening in the city park. Hostesses were Mrs. Florence Postle- waile, Miss Lena Keycs, Mrs. S.

F. March, Mrs. Harry Simonds, Miss Zoa Simonds and Mrs. Rual Jouett. The Loyal Daughters class of the Christian church had a picnic supper at Delhi Tuesday evening.

They were guests of Mrs. E. Sun- dcrland. The supper was served at the Delhi church. Weber Reunion of the John Weber family had a reunion Sunday in the city park.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Darr and children and Mr. and Mrs. William Darr and children of Kane; Mr.

and Mrs. John Wetter and children, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Weber and son of Rockbridge; Mr. and Mrs.

E. Weber and and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Weber and daughter of this city, and Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Weber of Sasl Alton. Miss Prangcr to Wed Joe Martin of Wood River Is president of the organization and Mrs. Harry Calvin of this city Is secretary. llureau Efficient Is Your Kitchen?" is the subject which will be discussed this week by Miss Frances England, home adviser, at a meeting of four Home Bureau units.

The Linder unit, met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Luther Richey and the Rubicon unit met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Curtis Twltchell, The Carrolllon Day unit met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. M.

Dowdall and the Rockbrldge unit will meet Thursday afternoon at. the home of Mrs. Burl Clark. Gets Scholarship Brock, son of Mrs. Dorothy Brock of this city, a graduate with the class of 1947 of the local high school, has received a scholarship to the undergraduate school of the University of Illinois at Galesburg and also a certificate of recognition of his qualities of leadership presented by the Danforth Foundation.

Brock's name will also be listed on the honor roll of the Danforth Foundation. Brock left Monday for Galesburg. Marriage Licenses CARROLLTON. Clerk Dwight Coonrod issued two marriage licenses over the week-end. One Sept.

4 was to Howard Guthrie of Barry and Miss Lcith Norine Watt of White Hall. The other was issued Sept. 6 to Clyde Ruyle and Mrs. Eileen Weber, both of White Hall. Jersey Auxiliary Installs Officers Hilyard Home Bureau Meets JERSEYVILLE, Sept.

10 Mrs. Emma Powell was Installed as of the Worthy Post, Am- and Mrs. er iman Legion Auxiliary, Monday Joseph Pranger are announcing he engagement of their youngest daughter, Doris, to George Kaiser of this city. The date of the wedding was not announced. Miss Pranger is a graduate of St.

John's High School, class of 947, and is employed in the Kroger store here. Kaiser is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Tohn Kaiser and is also a grad- mte of St. John's High School in he class of 1943.

He spent months in the army and since us return home has been engaged farming. In Judging Contest I 4-H lub boys, accompanied by Roy Reynolds, Mrs. Gussie Frazier and H. Roll, farm adviser, spent Saturday at Champaign where they ook part in the state livestock, lairy and poultry judging contesls at the University of Illinois. The Greene County livestock judging team was composed of Robert Kinser, Louis Crotchett, Neil Twilchell, William Hobson, hilip Hobson and Donald Mans- ield.

The dairy team was made ip of Bill Kinser, Harvey Lorton, red Harlman, Dale Coutes, Jimnie Campbell and Robert Everett, Maruerite McDow poppy; nd the members of the pouHr. frs Beltj rehabilitation; Mrs. udging team were Miss Marietl leynolds, John Everetts, Charle Henry Schmidt and Rich rd Reynolds. Places Sixth Evan this city placed sixth among ontestanls in the Missouri-Illinoi ontour plowing contest Saturday Lebanon. Anderson Reunion embers he Anderson family had a re nion Sunday at the city park evening in Chapman Hall.

She succeeds Mrs. Irene Walsh. Other officers inducted were: Mrs. Ruth Johnson, 1st vice-president; Mrs. Ethelwynne Wise, 2nd vice-president; Miss Mabel Ewin, treasurer; Mi's.

Orville Breitweiser, chaplain; Mrs. Irene Walsh, historian; Mrs. Catherine Ferenbach, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Mary Jane Spears, color bearer; Mrs. Huldah Drew, secretary; Miss Margaret DeBaun, musician.

Mrs. Margaret a past president, was installing officer and Mrs. Marguerite McDow was installing sergeant at arms-. The past presidents pin was presented to the retiring president, Mrs. Irene Walsh.

Mrs. Powell announced her com- millee chairmen for the year. They are: Mrs. Irene Walsh, past president's parley; Mrs. Ruth Johnson, membership; Mrs.

Irene Schmidt, Americanism; Mrs. Flora Reddish, child welfare; Miss Charlotte Pritchett, auxiliary loan fund; Mrs. Genevieve Hanley, finance; Miss Erma Worthey, gold star mothers; Mrs. Florence Howell, legislative; Mrs. Irene Walsh, social chairman; Miss Margaret DeBaum, music; Uoors Open LAST TIMES TONIGHT Gary Grant Ingrid Bergman Claude Rains "NOTORIOUS" SHOWN AT Michael Shaynp, Detective "Three on a Ticket" SHOWN AT THURSDAY ONLY SUSAN DENNIS O'KEEFE BENEFIT PARTY HELLRUNC DADS' CLUB' SHELTERHOUSE TONIGHT KUrls at 7:30 I'.

M. STATE Air Conditioned TONITE 4-HOUR SHOW! Features Shown Once Only! Clark Gable Claudette Colbert "BOOMTOWN" Shown at 8:35 Bill Gilbert Shemp Howard Max Rosenbloom IN "Trouble Chasers" Shown at 7:35 MARCH OF'TIME SHORT THURSDAY ONLY EDDIE CANTOR ANN SOTHERN IN "KID MILLIONS" TIM McCOY IN "CODE OF THE CACTUS" NEWS SHORT Sept. 10. The Hill yard Home Bureau Unit met at the Pleasant Grove school last week and "Making Leather Gloves" was demonstrated by Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs.

Louis Llbro and Mrs. Joseph Madden. Mrs. Harold Welch was a guest. The unit had a picnic dinner Sunday at Hillsboro Park.

Shlpman Notes Flackus and Harold Schuetz have bought a cement block machine and are op- prating on the site of the old creamery, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tipaord and family, who have been residing with A. S. Moore, have moved to Worden where Mrs, Tipsord is teaching school.

A. S. Moore Is slaying for the present with his daughter, Mrs. C. D.

Watklns. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilfong of Puxico have moved to the rooms at (he residence of the late Mrs. Sarah Bosomworth, which vacated by Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Rule, who moved to Granite City. Mrs.

Wilfong is the former Miss Margot Halloway. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Howard of Alton were guests Monday eve- ning of Miss Hattie Eaton. Miss Helena Weiss left Saturday I for a visit over Sunday at Alto enroute to Washington, D.

C. Sh has been a guest of her father, B. Weiss, during her vacation. Mr. Royal Deahl wer Sunday guests of their daughter Mrs.

Amos Rhoads at East Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burleson Edwardsville visited Sunday wit Mrs. Burleson's mother, Mrs.

J. Marks, and her brother, Home Bohlmeyer. Dr. and Mrs. R.

R. Bobzin, wit Dr. and Mrs. W. L.

Penniman, wer guests Saturday evening of th Penniman's son, Leon Penniman and family at Kirkwood, Mo. Mrs. Edward Newby and Mrs. D. Watkins visited Sunday at St John's sanitarium at Springfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bosomwort and daughter, Marian, Audrey and Mrs. W. A.

Huckelbridge were guests Saturday of Mr. Mrs. Conrad Drury at Springfielc Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Sender and daughter, Nona, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Schrier, Howard Newby, Mr and Mrs. W.

H. Schoeneman, Mr and Mrs. C. L. Schoeneman, Mr and Mrs, Wayne Winslade, Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Fite and W. J.

Winslade attended funeral rites Saturday a Gillespie for August Schrier Dorchester, father (jf H. H. Schrier Margaret DeBaun, publicity; Mrs Jeanette Rogers, national defense. HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED TONIGHT LAST TIMES Shown at 8:16 P. M.

"The Great Waltz" Shown at 7:00 and 10:00 P. M. "Vacation Around the World" THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Shown at CORNEL MAUREEN WILDE 'fl'HARA WE THANK YOU For Your Support of the 9th Annual Summerfield Fall Festival Summerfield P.T.A. CENTUSY.fOXHIt! TECHNICOLOR! PLUS SECOND ATTRACTION Shown at 7:00 and 10:13 P. M.

BAZAAR Saturday and Sunday Sept. 13 and 14 Sacred Heart Church, Livingston, III. Chicken Dinner Served Sunday Beginning at 12 Noon. ami Served on Thr At All Times. Let's Go, Dot 1 Don't the FALL FUN SHOW Saturday A.

M. Doors Open 9 A. 2 SOLID HOURS OF FUN and LAUGHS GRAND PRINCESS Cartoons MICKEY RODNEY "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" WOOD RIVER Cartoons Charlotte Henry In "Alice in Wonderland" Tickets Now On Sale at Box Office ALL Cllll(1 or SEATS Adult Get Your Ticket Today! OPEN till 6 fW TODAY! and THURS. No Stronger Love! CUMMINS Victor MATURE Ethel BARRYMORE OSS ROSE tVfltet VINCENT PRICE Shown at 1:00 3:55 6:45 9:35 HIT Shown at 2:35 .1:25 8:10 OPEN till 5 TODAY! and i. THURS, Shown at 1:00 4:00 7:00 10:00 HIT NO.

BEYOND ALL WONDER! DAVID NIVEN RAYMOND MASSFY ROGER LIVtSEY TECHNICOLOR! Shown at 2:10 5:10 8:10 OPEN Jc 14c WOODRIYER To-nite Thurs. Shown at 0:10 HIT NO. wllli Don AMECHE Catherine McLEOD Shown at 7:25 TO-NITEl "WKJI OF DANGER" Si "LONE WOLF IN MKXICO" "CHEYENNE" Si "CHILD OF DIVORCE".