Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

ALTON EVEktNQ TELEGRAPH PAGE P1VB tot Alton Fire pepartmentWill Sponsor Dance av hold ft Friday evening. Bd be held in con- Them 6 annual Halloween follow it. ar-tcd on the vacant lot rtlfeAleof j. J. th LTavenue.

A platform Otis Berry's orches- Prlzcs will bo given floor show ASIUK, ta-year-oM head of the famous Astor clan country, friend of kings and presidents, also IB a ballet Impresario. When his St. Regis hotel in New York needed a ballet, he rushed in where most business men would fear to tread, taking an active part selecting the six ballerinas, the costumes, the lighting and much of the music. Four of the six girls he helped pick are ones, too. The two unmarried girls are 17, hut the ages of the four wives bring the average to 23 years.

Though none of the married ballerinas will admit that dancing and marriage are Incompatible, two members of the troupe have their jobs because they were hired to replace earlier members who quit to marry. Hero are three of Mr. Astor's ballerinas: Jenkins. Sunday School Parties ALTON-Mrs. Cleo Broad- nnervlsor of the Junior Ep- basement.

The young athered at the church at Luncheon was served at which Halloween games until 2 p. m. Eighteen Wai were present. and Mrs. Paul Holmes en id the pupils of their classes Methodist church with a Mown party Friday evening at fht church basement.

Mrs. Holmes Lacto a group of'teenage grls ind Holmes a group of boys of the one age. Games were played, filer which Mrs. Holmes served refreshments. Scouts to Attend Program EAST of the Girl Scout troop will meet at 7 n'cWf this evening at the First Biptirt Church, from where they riD go In a group, to the Lincoln gjHoi to attend the Mothers Club program.

The troop will be unable, to attend a meeting to which they were Invited by the Wood River troop next Friday evening, because the meeting has been postponed until Sunday evening. The Eat Alton troop will give a play SunJsy evening. The girls will meet at 4 p. Wednesday to rehearse for the play. Meeting Date Changed EAST Rev.

W. F. Bohn, who Jias been conducting bi-weekly services at Camp Wheeler In Edwardsville, will conduct the services on Friday instead of Thursday this week. The meeting has been changed because of activities planned for the week. Summed by Death EAST and Mrs, Charles N.

Smith and children were summoned to Wayne City, Saturday by the- death of Mrs. Smith's father. All Day Meetings EAST Aid Society of the Methodist Church and the women of the First Baptist Church will hold all-day meetings Wednesday, in the basements of their respective churches. Harvest Festival EAST of the Methodist Church have set Nov. 13 as the date of their annual harves 1 festival.

The festival will be arranged as an indoor carnival and a chicken supper will be served Booths will be presided over by the various church departments. Home Guards to Meet EAST ALTON. Home Guards ana Mothers Jewell bands Methodist Church will hold 'heir first meeting since last spring Saturday at 2 at the church Mauree Roberts has taken the supervision' of the bands- Mr. Astot's Ballet Pattl Heaton, seen In a sea oTsllppers, Is the 22-year-old mother of a 23-month-oId son. She came from Columbus, AND SHE'S MARRIED Virginia Allen, relaxing In her $20-a-day dressing room, is the 24- year-old wife of a New York insurance man.

AND SHE'S MARRIED, TOO Josephine Roberts, 27, is married, too. Also from Columbus. She will be assisted by Mrs, J. E. Short and Mrs- Roy Page.

First Report Cards EAST first report cards of the semester were distributed among the pupils of the schools of District 101 at the close of school today. Oyster Supper EAST and Mrs. F. L. Melvin entertained with an oyster supper Sunday evening at their home on Bowman avenue.

The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Avery Johnson of Delphos, and Mr. and A. F.

Stone. Motorcycle Cop Recovers EAST Patrolman Robert Green, who was injured Oct- 16 while performing his usual duties, was able to return to bis work Friday night. Green was thrown from his motorcycle while pursuing a speeding car, receiving a out on the head which confined him to the hospital for a night and day. His injuries were found to be less serious than was believed at the time of the accident. Bunco Club Meets EAST and Mrs.

Harry Frasier entertained a group of relatives and friends Friday evening, the group organizing a bundo club. Prizes for high scores were given to Russell Davis, Truman Davis, and Mrs. Theresa Arnold. Mrs. Frasier served refreshments.

The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis and family of Bethalto, Mr. and Mrs. R.

R. Davis of Fayette, Mrs. Theresa Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Davis and daughter, and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Standifer of East Alton. Halloween Festivities EAST Mothers Club of the East Alton schools, will give a Halloween frolic and jrogram this evening, at the gym- lasium of the Lincoln school. H. H.

(Buddy) Yoder, will be master of ceremonies during the You can make a LOAN at Household NO NEED TO ASK TO SIQN QUICK, FRIENDLY SERVICE You can borrow $20 to $300 for thy put lc and WfcYw tell the friendly Homes'" 1 lncc manager your nec.lt, tL fcw 1 ue to mike wrc you can make regular monthly ents lm KMoo for a loan Finance! No one cite KdM 8 nw aign together.) No itocki or bonds required. No embarrtiiing inquiries made of fricndi or No friend need know about your If you wiih, we will help you work out money management program that will help7ou pay up your loan fatter and get more from your income. Phone of come in for full information. can 7 FEATURES OF A HOUSIHOLB FINANCE LOAN ktt you can make ng- UMttanltwfulrontonai on 1100. Pay ptid btltnet only.

B. Monthly 7, No wed to ItU man Am $100 of balance; twrrMdng inquirto on balance above-it rritndl wUtivw- Sl monthly pay. r(Myui 4. Quick dioui wailing. "Doctor Fa nant HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation Room Floor MOO FFIC QUBST am, program, to be presented as an amateur broadcast.

Members of the club will present a playlet. Other local talent will ake part. All taking part In program will In Halloween ume. D. of A.

Party EAST Daughters of America hold' their annual Halloween masquerade party Tuesday evening, at their, lodge hall on Church street. Prlfei will be awarded for costumes. Halloween Patty EAST arid Mrs. Earl Opel entertained Friday evening with a Halloween pMty for heir children, DolorM aitf Marvin. The guests wore masquerade costumes.

Halloween games were played, after which were served. Each child was given a favor. Mrs. Opel was assisted by Mrs. James Darr, Albert Sheets and Mrs.

Henry Starkey. The guests were Aria Ann Ring- erlng, Coleen Dorsey, Kathleen McCain. Margaret Draper, Virginia Melow, Turla Fae Smith, Doris Jean Darr, John Qulnn, John Parker, Hursel Mouser, Audrey and Melvin Sheets, Enid and Rupert Carpunky, Marjorle, Ivan and Eugene Smith. Legion Autlllary to Meet EAST Of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold their regular meeting Thursday evening at' the village hall. Scouts to Meet EAST Scout Troop 11 will hold their regular meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Richard Parker on Monroe street.

East Alton Notes EAST and Mrs. Kenneth Hale of Washington avenue, are announcing the birth of a daughter, their first child, Saturday at 7 p. in St. Joseph's Hospital. The baby has been named Judith.

Mrs. Hale was formerly Miss Marian Pfeiffer. Hale is a son of County Collector Lawrence H. Hale. Mr.

and Mrs. Truman Davis entertained Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R.

Davis of Fayette; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis and family of Bethalto, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frasier with a chill supper, Saturday evening- Mr, and Mrs.

August Frey and Miss Clova Weiss visited Miss Clara Nobbe at Staunton, Sunday. Mrs. Marion Brown Is ill at her home on Ohio avenue. Mr, and Mrs. T.

L. Green will entertain with a Halloween party Friday, evening for their children at their home on Washington avenue. Mrs. John Frey Is ill of a heart ailment at her home on Church street. Fred Warner spent the week New Arkansas Senator and Family This family group had every reason to look cheerful, as Congressman John E.

Miller of Arkansas, shown with his wife and son, received word that he had defeated Gov. Carl E. Bailey for the Senate seat of the late Senator Joseph T. Robinson. Miller ran as an independent, Bailey on an "all for Roosevelt" platform.

end at Roodhouse, visiting James Biggeman. Paul Riemay of Broadway, is ill of pneumonia. Barney Rockwell, who has been seriously 111 the past week in St. Joseph's Hospital, Is Improving. Mrs- Harry Picker is ill at her home on Bbwman avenue.

William Rowson of St. Louis visited his brother, Joseph Rowson, a few days, the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Swing of Hennepin, 111., were week-end guests of Mrs.

Ewing's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maynard. Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Standefer and son, Charles, of Greenfield, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Standifer a few days. Mr. and Mrs- Avery Johnson of Delphos, are visiting Mrs.

Johnson's brother, A. F. Stone, on Broadway. Mrs. C.

E. Hall has returned to Greenfield after a visit with Mr. and Mrs, F. L. Melvin.

Mr. and Mrs. A- F. Stone and Mr. and Mrs.

Avery Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Chamey in Roxana, Sunday. Butterfish lay their eggs In sea shells and then coil themselves around the eggs until the eggs hatch. Home Bureau at Godfrey Meets GODFREY, Oct.

The Godfrey Home Bureau Unit met nt the home of Miss Elizabeth Haag, Friday evening. Miss Mary Strr'-'-ger, county advisor, presented the lesson. The subject was "Good Food Habits." After the lesson games were played and a social evening enjoyed. Miss Haag, assisted by her sister, Miss Gertrude, served refreshments. The November meeting will be held with Mrs.

Carl Beuttel, on the second Friday, Nov. 12. Godfrey Notes GODFREY. Dr. Jesse Haskell and wife, Dr.

Nora Haskell, and Mrs. Flnetta Sargent Haskell of Eureka, and Mr, and Mrs. Guy Cunningham of St. Louis, will be guests of Mr. and Mrs.

L. H. Maxfleld, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Davis arrived at their home In Miami, Thursday, after spending several weeks In their home here. Miss Virginia Hagerman returned Wednesday after spending a week's vacation In the East. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brlnkman left this morning for West Frankfort, where they will spend a few days.

They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Stirltz as far as Johnson City, where their relatives, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Stirltz, are ill. Mr. nnd Mrs.

Rohland Wilhelm are building a home, having the foundation finished. It will be a seven-room house, Cape Cod type, on the west side of Route 111, with private road leading past the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilkinson.

Miss Ann Koeller and sister, Miss Frances, of Alton, visited Mrs. George Davis and Miss Mary Ru- paner, Friday evening. Miss Alice Nicol gave a shower at the Erler home Thursday afternoon, for the recent bride, Mrs. Edwin Erler. Varied gifts were brought and the afternoon was spent playing bunco.

Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Raymond Bever- dale, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Mrs. George Williams and Mrs. Finley Williams.

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