Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

24,1021. second tugellcal Br jlllnola will Federation nal Meeting meeting ol rhoods of South, at tae Mc Temule In Granite CMtjr on. nry 29th, 1932, at 8 a Brotherhood ot 8t Petefa.Bvaa. I C8 1 church of Qranlte City has Merry gtill time tonight to to ua (or i.ho makings of your Christmas dinner. C.

H. Market 606 East Broadway gone the limit to make this a banner meeting. Dr. B. A.

ft. Touich of, Louisville, Kentucky, who is the National Brotherhood President will be the special guest at this meeting and, win give the principal Address. tereSting reports ot the activities of the different Brotherhoods will be pro, sented. Officers will be elected for the new year. Entertainment ot special charactsf will be given and lunch will be served In the basement of the church.

The: Federation now comprises 23 Brotherhoods and will no doubt Install a half dozen more on this date. The membership haa passed the 2000 mark. The present officers under whose administration the Federation has prospered are A. W. Baits, Bast St Louis, President; Edward P.

Petrl, ot Menard, Vice President; A. C. Gauen, ot Secretary and C. p. Schafer of OTallen, Treasurer.

in the telegraph. WOOD RIVER I Pirty it Hannah Herrtn's. Mr. and frank Bosch of Wood River, Mr. sad Mrs.

W. Obennttler ot Wood River, Mr. and Mm. O. W.

Cabor ot Baat St. Louis, Mr. and Howard Bltagrtd and family Mrt hearing it wilt come wltn ft sweetly appealing message ringing in their ears. their ears. The morning message be given by the pastor Rsv.

H. D. AndrewB and his theme will be "Shepherd Signs." 8t. Gabriel's Episcopal Mission, Ven. F.

D. Butler, Priest in Charge- On Christmas Day, Sunday, Dee. 25, there will be a celebration ot the Holy Communion in the Masonic Hall at 8.46 A. M. All comnumloanU are urged to be present There ll -be no Sunday School and Bo service on Christmas Day.

St. John's Evangelical kVrf. PAGE PI EAST ALTON) Otmrcti- Keep your bonds, Insurance Papers, Deeds or Valuables 'of any kind in a safe place. tional Safe Deposit Boxes have been installed in our modern Safe Deposit Vaults which are offered for rent at, a cost less than one cent per day. Great Protection at little cost.

You are cordially invited to call at the bank and inspect them. Citizen's National Bank City Hall Square Alton, Illinois. May the Christmas Season Bring-to All of Our Patrons and Friends and- to All People in Alton Happiness and Good Cheer. Hub Furniture Co. 210 West Third Street ChHstmas Greetings Allow us to extend to you our heartiest and best wishes for a most Merry ChHstmas.

May it find you prosperous and happy. H.K. Johnston Hdw. Co. Broadway and State Snnday School at 9.80.

The Christ- The Topic "The Grace ot God Which ma a morning service will be at 10.80. Hath Been Tit 8, 11-15. Everybody Invited. A. H.

Idecjaw, pastdr. First Baptist Church-Bible School at 10.00 A John Paddock, Supt. and Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Mftnsholdt ot Wood Biter, all motored over to Bethalto Wednesday to help celebrate Mrs. Hannah Heffln's slxtynlnUi birthday, A fine big dinner was aerred, and a social time enjoyed. On departing the guests wished Mrs. Herrin many more happy birthdays and that would be able to spend them with her.

Kenneth Beach Horns From Champaign. mg wen, DUI is v. ome chrlstmaa mesgage Evening service the university. He will epend the holidays with his parents, Mr. Mrs.

M. F. Manning, ot Ninth street Joseph Nolan, who attends the unl- at Champaign arrived yesterday to spend the holidays. Wood River Residents to Spend Chrlstmaa in Bethalto. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Mansholdt, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Obermiller, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Roach will spend Christmas at. the home of Mrs. Hannah Herrin ot Bethalto. Mrs. Herrln Is the mother of the ladles mentioned, and they, their husbands, will enjoy Christmas dinner there.

Schools Rewarded For Selling Stamps A framed picture was the prize glv on each school 'tor selling tuberculo sis stamps. The room selling the mos seals was the one to get the picture, and Miss Pavoda's room in the Wll- on building received one, Miss Early'B room in the Wood River build- ng was awarded one and also Miss oenhour'8 room for the "Washington sage of the prodigal son, "The Trip This will be mopt interest ng ot all. Young people at 6.30 P. M. Topic, "The Oreat Commtsslfner" Poet.OfflOB to Observe Christmas.

Postmaster J. D. Nutt announces that tae post office ot Bast Alton will observe Monday, December 26, as Christmas Day. The post office will be open one boor, Christmas morning, December 25, between tne hours of 9 and 10 o'clock. On Monday morning, December 26, the post office will be open between the houra of 7 and 10 o'clock, tor the parpose ot distributing tne late mail.

On Monday the post office will be closed between the hours ot 10 and o'clock, opening at 4 o'clock and remaining one hour in the afternoon. The carriers ot Routes No. one and two out ot Bast Alton will deliver as usual. There will be no village delivery on Monday, the patrons may have their mail by calling at the posfofflce at the hoars mentioned above. Notes.

POPULAR PR10BB at Ham A Daileys Cash Store on meau and groceries. The grocery stores will all be closed all day Monday, December 26. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dix- position the past few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Polchlln returned to their homo In St. Louis, after a visit here with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Rudolph. Mr. and Mrs. Lev! RoBecrana arc entertaining friends and relatives from Chicago over the week end.

Miss Gladys Albers ia on the sick list. F. P. Wooley has returned home from a visit with his parents at Rieb- vlew. POPULAR PRICES at Rain Dallcy's Cash store groceries.

meats Christmat Cheer We sincerely appreciate your good wiH and patronnge during the period -we have lust gotte through-MJue to readjustment take this means of thanking you. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous and Happy New Year. Hardin Thompson Confectionary 826 East Broadway chool. The pupils are very proud of results of their Next Wednesday at 7.30 P. M.

the members of the Baptist Church will told their annual business meeting and election. Every member Is urged to be present. Christmas Program of St. John's Evangelical Church The Christmas program ot St John's Evangelical Sunday School was glven i Friday evening. In spite ot the bad weather there was a large attendance.

The program was. begun by singing "Holy Night, Silent while the church bell rang. The whole audience joined in. This was followed by a prelude by Miss Dorothy Landte. Rev.

Idecker read the Christmas story as it is found in the Gospel of St. Luke. the con the efforts. Chairman ot Granite City awarded the prices. Hupmobile Returned to Cowling.

Lyman Cowling's Hupmobile has been recovered. It was found on the street In EasttSt Louis yesterday, where it had been abandoned by the thief or thieves. The machine had been stolen from Mr. Gowling'a garage some time in the night. U.

B. Church Cancels Plans. The program to be given tonight at the United Brethren Church has been cancelled. A -short program has been arranged for tomorrow morning. Bowling Notes.

The Kochers found the Maloneys rather easy night, and fattened their average by winning the full series. Kocher shot high game, 200, and high average, 183. In the first game with the Kanes, the Adams' five showed real class by shooting 839, the highest game rolled in the league this season. Their last two games were below 800, but were plenty enough to -win and also give them high total for three games for the season, Adams was In good form with a 224 game and average of 206. scores: KOCHBRB.

Kocher 155 206 Hartwlg 183 122 Shook 123 Manning H3 112 gregatio.n expressed its Christmas joy by singing "Joy to the after which Rev. Idecker offered the This wa followed by a song by members ot the Young Men's Bible Class. With tho address by' Mr. Evare Fox, tho children's program was begun. Among those who bad separate pieces were Robert Lenhordt, Dorothy Monkln, Elenora Monkln, Virginia Gardenbach, Ruth Schulte.

Loretta Schulte, Elizabeth Hermeling. Thfere were quite a few others who had separate pieces but were not present. Some of the girls of Miss Doris Berry's class rendered which on, a son, Friday, 28. Mrs. Dlxon will be remembered as Miss Nellie Hawk.

The Baptist Church will give two caritatas tomprrow evening at their church. The first will be a sacred play called "The Heart of a Bell." The second will be a patriotic play, "The spirit of Democracy. George Dye ot-near Betbalto was here yesterday with a nice lot ot geese and for Christmas market. Mr. Dye that his father- in-law, Harm Coleman, is low, and his death is expected any time.

Mr. Coleman has many friends here who will be sad to leara of his condition. He is suffering from cancer. Frank Mayfleld, the East Alton hardware Co. haa on sale a nice lot greatly enjoyed.

Mrs. 187 132 106 112 129 548 396 368 336 437 Lenhardt'R and Mrs. Landre's classes rendered dialogues. All the participants of these dialogues were from the beginners 'department The most interesting feature of the program was the play called "Santa Claus'a Joys and Sorrows." Siinta Claus almost decides not to come around this year because he has learned that boys and girls no longer believe In him. Finally he is persuaded by Mrs.

Santa Claus od Miss Berry.a school teacher, Imt there still are many who do be- love in him and he decides to con- In ue the good work. Mr. Jack Frost ms charge of Santa's reindeers. The Star, the Christmas tretn and the North Winds coma in in their turn and pay their and sing songs to Santn. The little boys and girls dress up as Mother Goosa's children and try to catcu Santa.

When they wake up from their sleep IB ot dlehes unreasonably cheap, also some good carpet sweepers which are greatly reduced which la well worth time for housekeepers to consider. Home coming seems to be the Christmas words this season as everyone seems to be planning to spend that day at home with their families and parents. POPULAR PRICES at Bain Datiey's Cash Store on meata and groceries. The M. E.

Church will give a Christmas program at the church. Saturday evening. Wm. Bauer and Leona Btuckwlscu were Alton visitors last evening. Olin Brummer ot Bunker Hill was a caller here yesterday.

Miss Julia Kennedy has accepted a position with the Lorries Coal Co. here and haa been filling the ristmas MAY this glorious occasion find you and yours enjoying Life's bountiful gifts in more abundance than ever before. This is our most sincere wish. Geo. M.

Ryrie Co. Wholesale Groceries I Totals 699 720 Average 139. MALONEYE. Wagner Hall 9 Bacheldor HI Walnwright Maloney 167 Totals 684 Average 129 3-5. KANES.

Durham I 35 Careon 12 Penrose 5 Wuestenfold 96 Kane I 5 Totals 623 Average 129. ADAMS. Adams ....224 Hutchinson 160 Gunnlson 124 Brett Tipton 172 115 122 111 145 134 115 119 111 143 145 34 89 33 43 44 they find him behind the Christmas tree and have a good laugh at him. The program was well enjoyed by all. Notes Mr.

and Mrs. Z. D. Bell and two daughters spend Christmas at Grafton with Mrs. Bell's mother, Mrs.

Samuel Leggett. 627 633 1944 187 150 107 OS 122 120 90 128 143 167 442 364 350 330 443 664 648 1935 178 157 125 182 139 215 130 103 178 137 617 437 352 479 448 Totals 839 731 7G3 2333 Average 155 3-6. Church Notes At the First Presbyterian Church of Wood River Sunday evening 30 a sgpecial service ot story and ong entitled "In Quest of the King' 111 ba given by tho pastor, choir nd a tow piece orchestra. The story a so skillfully interwoven with eongs ad BO impulsively wrlttln that thouo Air. and Mrs.

Clifford Lyons Fill spend Christmas in Bunker Hill with relatives. Mrs. Glen Totreau and baby have departed for Chicago to spend tbe Christmas holidays.with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.

Elvers. Longin Stahovlack is home from tho St. Louis University to spend i the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stahoviacfc of Ferguson Avenue.

Dorothy McNolly is an Alton visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. R. Snedell have gone to Bunker Hill to spend the holidays with relatives.

Miss Ruth Rockman of Springfield IB Here to spend several days with her parents. Misses Elizabeth and Lucille Cannell of Bloomlngton arrived yesterday to spend the holidays at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Mary Howell. The little son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Morgan of West Wood River Is on the sick Hut. Mias Mlnnlo Knemiller last evening' for Staunton to spend the holidays with relatives, Miss Lulu Barton Is visiting home folks in Southern Missouri. Miss Rosa Farlow haa gone to Dos Molnes; Iowa, to spend the holidays with her parents. Miss Grace Darling ia epending the week at Green Valley, 111., with her parents. Miss Naomi Ludwig departed yesterday for Finley, Ohio, to enjoy the holidays with her parents.

The Misses Dorothy and Mayme Pierce are visiting relatives in St. Louis. Eramett Francis la entertaining his brother from Lowell, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Volper, Mrt. Mary Koy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Senz and children and others from Alton will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinegrubber will spend Christmas with, the latter'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hub- cer on Jennings Avenue. Mrs. James Walnwright has gone to Winchester, 111., to spend the holt- days. Mrs. Edward Lutz ia spending the HERE'S wishing you Happiness on the glorious Christmas Day.

And the same goes for many more to come. Palmer Electric Company East Broadway holidays In QrGanlte City. extend the wishes tor a Merry Christmas and a )R il ivvo Happy, Prosperous New Year tIP STICKS Never give that "artificial look." So firm and dear in color can your lips injhe clear cut lines of nature. Select the shade that suits Jo all our friends and patrons Slum kens State Struct I A QJJ.