Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

you Get The flcivsofthetf Telegraph Daily ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH (Eitabliihed January 20, 1836) 3c Per Copy MONDAY, MARCH 22. ,1937 Member of The Associated Preu Read Telegraph Advertisements For Bargains 1 Sjnnior Women at food River to Meet Tonight Miss Nancy Lowry, Alton Hljjl, Teacher, Will Speak WOOD RIVER, March 1o'vry, a member, of the in HiRli School faculty, who Sled BI Oxford Eng lMt will the kcr on tnc program of the Junior niuh this evening at the rri Scout Little House. Miss he by Mrs Walter Meyer, travelogue chalr- "ytiss Frances Smith, music chair- tran will present Mrs. Latham Harris and Miss Opal Harney on IK, musii-nl program. Their selection will he "Mlswany" by Weath- and Korster.

Hostesses for the evening will be Mlti Zcnalde Harrod, Mrs. E. T. Loire Mrs. Robert Heldlnger.

'Buy Home In Alhambra WOOD and Mrs Hnller of Whltelavv avenue have purchased the Rockwell home- siead and farm in Alhambra, and when the weather permits they mage trips to the property, rhlch they expect to Improve. The was recently owned by Mr md Mrs. August Dietlker. Mrs. Dietiker is now conducting a hotel on Ferguson avenue.

Policemen to Meet WOOD Madison County Association will meet Thursday evening at the Legion Hall. Guest speakers from other county organizations will at tend. Returns from Aruba WOOD Haller relumed to Wood River Friday from Aruba, Dutch West Indies, (there he has been employed by the Standard Oil for the past three years. He. is visiting his brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Haller on Whitelaw avenue. On Saturday he visited relatives in East St. Louis. Returns from Hospital WOOD Sherman Vonken and her new baby son returned yesterday from St.

Joseph's Hospital, to the home of Menken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Monken, on First street where she will remain for two or three weeks before returning to her own home. Knights of Pythias WOOD a regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias, Tuesday night the secoad rank will bt conferred on a candidate. The meeting will start at 7:30.

Refreshments will be served after the meeting. The following members of Wood River lodge attended the regional booster meeting at Granite' City Thursday night: Edwin Johnson, Pleasant Burnett, E. E. Hooper and T. W.

Hermeling. Royal Nelgsbors Meet WOOD Past Oracle Club of the Royal Neighbors was entertained at the home of Mrs. Cnarlcs Locke on North Ninth Hreet Friday. The St. Patrick's motif was used in decoration.

for bunco were awarded to Nettie Kiel, Mrs. Osie Pickett wa Mrs. Nora Landre. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lottie wwdeshell, who was the hostess.

Easter Vacation WOOD RIVER-The Elemen- schools of District 104 will be dismissed for the Easter holidays Thursday evening after school, and Wl resume again Tuesday morning, March 39 according to an mnounrement by G. A. Smith, Nperintondent. According to an announcement Principal R. A.

Soheer of the River-East Alton Commun- High School, the pupils and there will also have the We holidays. Girl Scout Banquet RIVER-The Girl Scouts Wood River wll lobserve the Little Ghats About Your Htalth mi No Winter Constipation. A physician says that too "inch food and too little ex- 'fcise-hacl as is the combination-arc not alone re- Ponsihie for the well known act thai constipation be- more serious in win- He says that the water inane winch promotes porls- naturally falls off and body necessarily absorbs Jhat nee(lg from tne ln iwimai tract, result increase of constipation. lly of lflkln lax condition which only be corrected by a hniance of food, drink can be readily youT, can help other solve lhis and a11 llh Problem Call us your prescriptions STORE PtWNf 2P Family Reunion Marks Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fulkerson (seated) observed their fiftieth anniversary, Saturday, at their home, 856 Washington avenue. Standing are their children, left to Fulkerson, Mrs. Henry Fowler, Aubrey Fulkerson, Mrs. Will Harris, Oscar Fulkerson. Staff Photo.

twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Girl Scouting with a Mother and Daughter banquet March 31 at the Baptist church. A program In the church auditorium will follow the banquet, and will dedeplclt what the various nations have contributed to the cause of girl scouting. Tickets are now on sale and may be obtained from the council members or troop captains. The Wood River Girl Scout Council will meet at the Girl Scout Little House Wednesday evening, when plans for the mother and daughter banquet will be perfected. Church Reunion WOOD reunion service for all confirmants was held at St.

Paul'i Lutheran church last evening. Confirmation has been postponed at St. Paul's this year until after Easter, owing to the illness of a member of the class. Registration for Holy Communion will be made Thursday afternoon and evening. Friday even- Ing at 7 o'clock the confessional service wlH'-pfe'cede the Good Friday evening services at the church.

On Easter Sunday there will be two services. The first will be held at 6 o'clock, followed by a fellowship breakfast. Confirmation Service WOOD RIVER Confirmation day was observed yesterday at St. John's Evangelical church. Gold crosses and certificates were awarded to nine confirmants.

Three young peode were baptized during the services. Shower for Mri. Apple WOOD Dorcas Circle members of the Christian church were guests at a shower held tin Friday night at the home of Mrs. Dola Farthing for Mrs. Joe Apple.

The event was arranged by Mrs. Mamie Smith, Mrs. R. Copley, Mrs. A.

Perkins, rs. J. N. Phelps and Mrs. Harry Kincaid, who served the refreshments.

Twenty-two women attended. Wood River Notes Mrs. M. F. Manning was hostess to a group of friends, entertaining at her home on Ninth street last evening for her son, Francis.

Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Farley who resided here at 522 Fifth street left yesterday to make their home in Bakersfield, Calif. Mrs. Fred Bangert and Mrs.

Fred Schuster attended a program and social given by the Evangelical Ladies Aid Society at Edwardsville Friday. Jack Cobine ad his mother, Mrs. Mary Cobine, attended a party Upper Alton Friday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Monken spent Friday at Summerfield, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrow visited yesterday in Fleldon with Mrs. Farrow's mother, Mrs.

M. M. Phipps. Miss Elsie Palmer, student nurse at St. Luke's Hospital in St.

Louis, spent yesterday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Palmer on Acton avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Buchanan and daughter, Linda, spent day In Greenfield with Mrs. Buchanan's aunt, Mrs. J. F. Llnder, who Is recovering from a recent illness.

The Order of Eastern Star will initiate two candidates Thursday night. Miss Claudia Secor of Greenfield, who spent'the week-and with Mr. LIFE FIRE BURGLARY PLATE CLASS AUTOMOBILE JEWELRY SURETY BONDS COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION WM. P. MORRISSEY PHONE 686 Rich In that "Protective" Quality that Guards Health in Walnut Grove pasteurized Milk! Up early, off to school and then later lots of running around and playing they need energy, plenty of energy, the kind you can get from Walnut Grove pasteurized milk! It is rich in health-giving vitamins, extra rich in butter-fat, "The Health Guard" that also helps prevent spring coldi.

Children should drink at least i quart a day so be sure to ask our delivery man to leave an extra quart on your doorstep each morning! and Mri. Terry Kincald, returned Sunday. Richard Howey returned hit duties at the Shell Refinery today, after recent operation. Mr. and Mri.

C. O. Settle! and daughter, Constance, of St. Louii spent yesterday with relatives In Wood River. Mr.

and Jack Brunt spent the week-end In Medora with Mr. and Mrs. John Bruns. Carl Bryant visited In Eait St. Louis Saturday.

The Fellowship clasi of the Christian church will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. F. Gurley on Ferguson avenue. Palm Sunday was observed at St. Bernard's Catholic church yesterday with the blessing and distribution of palms.

Special music and singing was rendered by the choir. The first civil airplane transaction In the United States wat completed In 1909, when the Aeronautic Society In New York ordered a plane from Glenn Curtis. In general, the chemicals used most often by aviators in smokescreen work and sky writing are composed of titanium tetrachloride and white phosphorus. The first seaplane flight in America made at San Diego, Calif, in 1911. Preaching Mission At Wood River WOOD RIVER, March minion conducted by the Rev.

E. O. Allen, pastor-evangellit, at the Flnt Methodist Episcopal church. Wood River, li now entering Its third week. The sermons and by the Rev.

Allen have been Interesting. This week he will speak on Passion week subjects, Illustrated at times by itereoptlcan slides. The musical program Is given each night by Evangelist Arthur Emmons of.Bellcvlew avenue. Alton, and hss been an attractive feature. His sacred numbers on tho vibraphone, old hymns on the musical saw and hie saxophone solos have won their way Into the hearts of many.

At 2 o'clock each afternoon this week there wilt be services at the church, corner Sixth and Lorena. The evening meetings begin at 7 o'clock. The services for children conducted by Mr. Emmons begin each evening at 6:15. The mission will close next Sunday, at which time a number will be received into the church.

Since 1933 there has been only one air line company in France. This one was formed by the combination of all existing companies. More Service for Alton By Fast Train An official request has been made that the Telegraph give some additional Information about the service to be rendered Allon by the Abraham Lincoln, the SI. Loulfl to Chicago streamlined train In the morning. have been made whereby the irnin will he stopped at Alton lo discharge any pas.ion- gers who have come from other points on trains arriving in the morning at St.

Ixuils and having Alton as their destination. It hart been supposed that the train would stop only on flng for passengers who desired to take the northbound train at Alton. The morning train will thus give travelers, changing cars at St. Louis to come to Alton, to reach Alton by way of Abraham Lincoln. The change gives Alton full service on the morning train, which Is a long-desired service, the granting of which will go far toward pacifying resentment In Alton over the withdrawal of the service some time ago.

The reason airplane motors make so much noise is that, unlike automobile engines, they are not muffled. Deer's antlers sometimes attain a weight of 70 pounds. Mrs. Theodosia Homer Rites at Los Angeles Funeral services for Mm. Theo- dosln Hftrnpr.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Faulkner of 805 Union street, will be held Wednesday morning in Los Angeles, where she died Saturday, Alton relatives have been notified. Mrs. Harner, wife of L.

C. Har- ncr. was a native of Jersey county, nnd formerly attended school at Brown's Business College in Alton. For eight years she was employed in the freight office of the Wabash Railroad at De- calur. In its weekly air mail service over the South Atlantic, a French air line uses seven planes, all of which average between 250 and 300 kilometers an hour.

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