Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

MONDAY, DECKMRKR 1, ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Hospital Notes SI. Jfiftettfi'ft Marshall Rf. l. Moro Mrs. Charsyne Sainvich, nil.

Fifth, East Allon Mrs. Nora Llley. Cottage riiils McGuire, Hammond, Ind. Una Mortlnnd, 1, Hlckerson PI. Henry Edwnrdwille Farley, 3017 Leverell Mdry Lou Kelley, uodfiey Gary Fisher, MM Spaulrtlng Louis Shewmaker, East Alton Brian J.

Grabner, 2'I17 Joseph A. Funk, rtWI Alby Berthal Austrian, 1724 BoMta Claude L. Tyson, 1124 Putmnn Willie Belrhcr, Wl lielle William David, Godfrey Lula Cftldwell, Cop- plnger Gabriel Penellon, Kdwardsvilio BUfWJHAL Miss Rose Nekola, Ernest Snider, 1701 Hale Colvett, Ji (Mrs. fcnsi Alton Mr. PmiM Mrs.

KliMbPi Alton, Mo. Mrs Aiulroy horn St. Win Foutth. Wosf 315 San- 'Monica We.i Alton, Mo. Arthur 31011 Alhy Wendell Knxruia Donald Ff.niir.fl.

wtfi Condil rrnnlc W.MMimn. Id. 1, Fact Mrs. Corduln Manaholt, 873 Madison, Wood River Fulkrod, HI. 1, Moro Terri I.fd Farmer, Dow I'oirrnnn I.hkcman, Moro I.IK inn Tuny, us Dooley Dr.

Mr-. Naney Main. 214 Dr. Mrs. ViiKinla l.nnds, Last Alton I Mr Wanda Nunn, Wood River Knrlene Thnrp, East Alton Robert Leach, Wood River Charlotte Hawkins, 1127 Mrs.

Kast Alton si-iicr Mrs. Rhonda Hunter, Mrs. Alice Fevetabend Mc- Clmc llfffn-y EVIgnr, Western Kocky-r. Shipman John Budde, 600A Albert Moehle, Brighton Konald Hnwklns, Il.Ti ton- Mrs. Agnes Dellart.

3101 Robert Mrs. Mnry Louise Moore, .1717 Mrs. Lillian Hoin State Onr. Trubc Henry Lolls, Godfrey OIHMIMHALH I.eroy Hnxen, Hamburg Charlotte Nnve, Knsl Alton Mrs. Dclores Scot), F.dwnrd'ville L'-roy Killlon.

Snllivnn Kdnn Low Breridn Reynolds, IVt hallo Krzen, Bcthalio Rosemary Gcixcn, 171(9 Oak- I wood l.ueretia Tiekner. 27tl I'ow- Mildred Myers, Mills 'Mrs. East Alton Junior Women Entertain Guests at Tea East Alton Baptist WMS Entertained PAGE ELEVfiN In Butma EAST ALTON. 0. The program feature.

3 mm Beattie, Mate director nf Junior edy routine hy Mrs. Raymond Woman's Clubs of the federation, i Mercer and Miss Kathy Staples was honored at a tea given Sat- Refreshments were served: unlay at the Fast Alton lfrom a decorated in keep- of and building hy the local in6 season. Mrs. Rob-'Baptist Association at the Friday) Junior Woman's Club. prt and Mrs.

Milo Culp, mee tjng of trie Woman's Mission-! Other distinguished quests en- at the tea and coffee serv-; a) Soriptv (ho rs missionary nnrl tnrlia. The annual TJsy of Pt-flynr will be an event of Dec -t: th" BnpfM Chttrrh nl in a.m. until 2:30 p.m. A -'T lunrh "ill bf served at nonn. terlfiined were Mrs.

M. K. V. stale federation president: The annual installation of offt- EAST ALTON --A the Council of United $25 voted to trK Women will hr- held Friday mini: at the Wood River I lay PRint f'hurr-h. Mrs.

pnured at the tea and coffee serv-; Sirp.nn. president, an- if the home uf Mrs. J. Thc srlv ()! (president, and Mrs. Spencer.

22nd Junior District direetor. fiuests at the social ini'lndetl (delegations from the Other donations voted at the meeting irn contributions The Bacon Indian College in missions to the socjofv ami KT Mrs. Cecil Ctosnun, member of ior district direi-tor. chairmaned HiTanjteinpnts for the event. c) np on djs ussc 3 1 0 0kmll0ir a Th VOOdRlVf rCOUn Harry Alhnrs was LAS i ALTON Temporary cjl of Unjfpd cliur( ometi nndL.

ar nf Jhp nroer lm of offirprs of as Christmas gifts to three Ulranite City and two Kast St. Community Center Chess and specja ntprest missionaries Uuis clubs: Roxnna. Club have, urged all i members and prospective mem- the Christian education boaid the ehurch in Hie year, was Of Hill, serving in foreign fields. Mrs. A.

K. Jones, white a skit, and Asians making gloves at bers to attend an election of Chairman, was instructed to pur-! labor rates are putting people out fleers meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wed-j phasfl mater a) to ma f)ve ln 0 wor in Dinegal. Eire, the Frd- WATCH FOR SIGNS Alton and East Alton, seniorl clubs. Mrs.

Beattie talked on the projects of the general federation, and the state junior dist.ict. She! The club mnpts Parh Wpdncs nurses gowns to he sent to the i says. It demands higher tariffs, commended the 22nd Junior Dis- dnv from 7:3 to 10 trict nesday In the Community Center. fan drpsses flnd gurReons an oration of Irish Manufacturers Mrs. Krnina Fourth Mrs.

Grace Thomas, 1111 Wn 1 ington IHSMISHALS Joseph Panapifito, Fdmnn Clarence Michael CnM-lli. Ht 1, Altnn Mrs. Jeon Scffcnk. MlssCaila Fvrsolr 21 K'. Lincoln Mrs.

Louise Mayer, Aber- Mrs. Carole fnirulium likr this will ho guiding toy donors to Shell OH Co. service stations in Ihe Alton-Wood River area during the next three weeks In the annual "Toys for Tols" campaign. Looking at the sign, left to right: Sam L. Xatiderx, U.

S. Marine Corps Reserve, Alton; Frank E. Zapf, Shell Service Club president; Capt. Leon Turner, Alton Salvation Army; and M. Levin, Shell Oil Co.

for its project of The high-pitched scream ofi ships to the teachers exrep-i furbo prop engines has sent the! rtv bit of wild life scurrying tional children She briefly her experience in the first months she i state director. has as from London Airport. There used'I to be hares, pheasants, and rabbits living there. Mrs. Betty Cm, (iodtrr-v WilliHin Brifkci.

f.odfr Mrs. Newcomti. Amelia Mrs. Ruii--ola Mrs. Wbitl, Allun 'A'txina Hickrn; n.

Thanie Mrs. Molinda Hall, Kir, Seventh Mrs. Wanda I'lnto, Mrs. Loretto Kudy, I'ilTl 1'i-ail Frank Rt. 1, Fast A) ion Marion AbTTinthy.

802 K. Seventh Henry WicM-ninn, Rt. 2, FM- ta Loirnn t', Mis. Mliyeel KaM Allon Kuri-n Plainview Rfv. Alton H'-hr-l Hartford Klla Scheflel, Ahenle'-n Hum" j.Mrv Born To: Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Colon, Worden. a son, Theodore fitst c.hikl, eichl pounds and five ounces, 10:10 a.m. Saturday, Al- Iton Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Volunteers Install Yule Decorations At Countv Seat EDWARDSVIU.r ni- Liimrn. iMi 1 Huntr-r. Fast Alton I.Mr-. Melr.a Schmitt, On- iMll Lohsc, Rt. 1, Moro liiiiy H-i this year is a "Snowbank." San- Moore, Kast'ooton is the former Robin Heath-iP raise amp today from will visitors from a 'er, daughter of Dr O( a leaders for the work throne constructed by the Local Williams and the late Theodore of 12B People who turned out Carppnters I'nion members.

1). Williams. Paternal KrMnd- i Sunr) in weather to in-; mailbox for letters to Santa parents are Mr. and Mrs. James stall ille's Christmas ciaus hos been installed In front L.

Ooton of Worden. in the downtown ar- 0 HIP courthouse by the Con. Mr. and Hubert Draine, pa tinentals Hot Rod Club. All let- Ill.

1. 2, Godfrey, a daughter, Susanj The 126 volunteers began work tcrs of area children will be ac' eight pounds, seven 9 a.m. and finished the pro- knowlcdged, through the aid of ON SALE MONDAY TUESDAY! FLORIDA TANGERINES 2 Dozen for Bn-nt- i 12:04 a.m. Sunday, Alton Me-ject at 4 p.m. which included i the Monday Club and the Ameri- streamers of street liRhJs, com-jcan Legion Auxiliary.

morial Hospital. One elder child, Timothy, 22 months. munity Christmas trees and the! The choral program in Kirhv. Mrs. Nancy Mrs, Marv Ann Alton Dale Livelihood.

2 Wooden- -t Anna Rt. 2, CJwIfrey Hetty Ann 1717 Miry Bo.Jf. Rt Kd- Miss Susan DiPaoto, Wood River Mrs, Mnry HeitxiK, Rt. Jnr- Barbara Bricker, 1. Hill Xioinf Middleton, 2710 Fa'I and Mrs.

Walter cipcora1 cn Ol Santa Claus's head- servance of the Christmas Rt. 1, Godfrey, a son, Douglas, quarters, seven pounds, 12 ounces, 1:17 Harbara Ninth on wiU begin Dec. 17 in seafront jl NEW CROP SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 10 For large size sweet Mrs. Huff, Fourth Cnthryn Hettick. RoMana Mrs.

KiuckcnherK. Rt. 1, Roxnnn G'firEr. S. ii'O K.a-t Sixteenth R.

Mr-arr-, Ijincdon Fdward Merid''1h, South P. ox aim Jiuinu' Mitchf Pi Si rilerhf' l.niii<! IVoorl MKDICAL Oiarle 1 W. Rose. Hartford. M-'irk Duvnll, Cottage Hills.

have never seen anything the courthouse. Groups a.m., today, Alton Memorial Hos-'like it." Kenneth L. Evers. chair-jchurches and organizations will pita). Two elder children.

jman of the Community Counciljsing Christmas selections and! Hnd MM. Leonard Organizations, the wi'll be live organ music 2, fjodfrey. a daughter, six'group, said. "People who had'broadcast from the towers ol jix-junds, 11 ounces, 5:13 p.m., Sun-jnever worked together 'before, John's Methodist Church, day, St. Joseph's Hospital.

well organized in 15 min- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Utes Albert H. Pauli, execu- Ni 302 Kast Alton. Paul 326 F.ast East Alton.

Mrv Donna Smith. Hartford. Tommy S. Rilyeu. 446 Whitelaw.

John R. Raines, Roxana. Mrs. Linda Gray, Jerseyville. Kenneth Meisenhefmer.

Donald Gohen. Hartford. Dcbra J. Me.Kee, Moro. hers, Rt.

2, Godfrey, a son, eight St. Louis pounds, one ounce, 10:04 a.m., Saturday. St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale A. Helley, 3 Holly Hill a daughter, nine pounds, 10 ounces, 11:09 live secretary of the local Cham- Potluck Luncheon EDWARDSVILLE BROADWAY MAIN DRIVE-IN PRODUCE MARKET BEAUTY SALON Phone 2-7131 Open Ffl. 9 to 9. LOOK your bast for the Holiday Festivities.

Get your permanent now and save extra dollars THIS WEEK ONLY Reg. $15.00 Helene Reg. Curtis Wave, $10.00 $10.00 Helene Curtis Cream Wave $8.50 Budget Wave, Deluxe $7.55 Reg. Budget Wave AH Waves are Complete with Hair Cot, Shampoo, Set. HAIR CUTS.

$1.00 Bring this ad and receive free color rinse with your styled set. And Up No appointment necessary your charge acc't. Circle Two of the Eden Women's Guild her of Commerce said: "It was will hold its annual Christmas the most gratifying turnout of potluck luncheon and gift ex- volunteers a community could change Wednesday, beginning at noon, on the first floor Eden have." The turnout of 126 topped the a.m., Saturday, St. Joseph's Hos-'80 which volunteered for the work last the first year of Evangelical and Reformed Church. Members are asked to bring one covered dish.

All JACOBY'S WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 9:00 TONIGHT! Oirnnliel, Ark. 'Leonard Wood River. j-; Stonf. -ss River nyrrjciM Worden fiunker Hit! Wood tc, Mrs. 71S Spring l.oriK.

Jcr.seyvlllc Joseph Mrs. Rosemary Henderson, Kast Alton Louis OKr.n. KC'6 Kust Broadway Mis. Barbara Kates, 2903 Edge-' wood Mrs. Kilccn OW Brent- SIIRGU'AL jCJrover C.

Maxwell. 250 Acton, Wilbur V. Welch. Worden. Harmon, GI9 Acton.

JMrs. Marjorie Byrd, 408 Church. Kast Alton. I John J. Kaufman.

Bethalto. Kienstra. Wood River Paul F. 820 P.rookside. DISMISSALS Kruse, 260 Penning.

Mr. and Mrs. Kills J. Kemp the volunteer installation" of de- members of the circle 70 years Maylield a Four Christmas treesjof age and older will be pounds, nine ounces, 11:12 were erected, one on each 3 tn meeting. a.m., Saturday, Wood River er of the courthouse lawn, and Township Hospital.

Uhe group decorated the interior Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Short, and exterior of Santa Ciaus's il87 Haven Cottage Mills, a i headquarters in the Bothman daughter, eight pounds and three Building at the intersection of ounces, 4:45 a.m., Saturday, Wood.Second and St. Louis streets.

River Township Hospital. Coffee was served by the Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Federated Club to the Bombay, Indin.

is considering stablishing a free trade zone. ADVERTISEMENT 4o AUon 2S4 Elm Roxana, a son. seven okers throughout the day and THOUGHTFULNESS TO HUSBANDS Cookie: Like nearly every woman, 1 adore perfume and my wonder- Bobby Dawson, CotUige Hills. i pounds, 33 ounces, 6:37 a.m.,) 8 noonday lunch, attended by i colognes, Mrs. Joyce Rathbun, 645 Saturday, Wood River Township 180 of tnc workers, was served in i husband always remembers to ne Moose Lodge by the Ameri- buy some for me at Christmas, SPF.CIALlZIN(i IN SPIKH RKPAIK Work Guaranteed C.

L. fUSSLEH SHOE REPAIR And Dry denning MILTON RD. DIAL J-8859 ineton. Kast Alton. Pnrkerson, 819 Sixth Alton Mrs.

Alice Meisenheimor, 1-124 La Salle. Alton. Leon Smith. Rt. 1.

Fast Alton, Kaufman, Bethalto. Tom Twento. South Roxana. Kr. and Mrs.

Pau, K. Harr.son, 1 Association ofUniversity Wo- our and Rt. 1, East Alton, a daughter, men Udins of the Moose and hVjngs mc nc £ragrance I pounds eight ounces. 7:34 lhc American Ugion and HOW can 1 let him am Saturday, Wood River erHtl of foreign Wars Auxiliar- ri my preference without IPS flatly asking him to buy me Portia Potter Rt. Fdwardsvilie: rownship OS or perfume thai might Moore 427 Pence.

Kast Mrs. C. Duff, Claus will anise in Ld- (j he 406 Dry, East AltomRt. 1. a son, eight pounds, wtrdsville in parade next in j.

Keckmann. Rt. 1, Moro. sp( n(1? GOULDIXG'S 106 In Alton for the one you love! A large, splendrous, emerald-cuf diamond With this ring you express your sentiments for a lifetime! The splendrous, emerald- cut diamond was scrupulously telected for fine cut, color and fiery brilliance. From our splendid selection of diamond rings.

Budget terms Open Monday-Friday Niles Until Christmas Registered Jewelers Gem Society OULDING'Q Store Hours: 9 to Monday and Friday 9 to 9 Thomas Mc.Kean, 540 Kast Alton. Mrs. Osha Bradley. 210 highway, Fast Allon. Arlee K.

Fvans. Bethallo. Mrs. Mayme Flliott. eld First.

Alfred Font. Hartford. Roy D. Pate, HI. Harrison.

Glen Carbon. Mrs. Kate Gwaltney, 2'-'5 Ohio Fast Alton. Airs. Pearl Dunham, Mrs.

Fvelyn Zumwalt ton, Alton. Mrs. Clara S. Mrs. Hilda Whiiaker, 501 Main Kast Alton.

Miv. Neldn Rristcw. 731 Lincoln Barbara Gallacci. S4 Penning. ounces, a.m..

at a.m. The parade News! Thrifty Diug Wood River Township Hospital. ui fonsisl of 20 floats, bands-Stores have' a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert marching units and will nsirby hse on "of! 615 Lampert a daughter, eight I ceed from 1000 X.

Main to Van-l co)ognes perfumes and cosrm pounds. 11 ounces, 4:21 a.m., Sun-jdalia street to Second street, gift sets and registpr then day Wood River Township Hos-ibanding at Santa's headquarters, preference in a permanent file aUS "re welcome, and willIDrug Store whore you normally, local youngsters in his (shop and ask the girl in the Cos-1 ') nm in nietic Department, to tell mm neaaquaiteis nom p.m. to vou pi-efereru'es. He will be veiv p.m. daily except Sunday and prec ive of your thoughtful- til p.m.

on Saturday. ness in making gift shopping i Santa Clans will present a gift easy, try it! Register your of candy to each child visitor at his headquarters, theme of Buy Now For Christmas Delivery! cosmetic preference now before shops for Christmas! fi First. 1303 Mil- MEDICAL i.Mr«. Mark Rimoul Jersey- vine. Mrs.

William Mullley, Jerseyville Mrs. Walter Lessen. Brussels. Marcus Becker. Jerseyville.

iMrs Stanley Miller. Jerseyville. DISMISSALS Mrs. Junior Fox, Jerseyville. Leland Fralcy.

Fieldon. Mrs. Lulu Brown, Jerseyville. Word has been in Katmandu. Nepal, that an American i expedition to climb Everest and hunt lor the Yeti has been pa-'- poned.

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