Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

'VY, MAY 31, 1949 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Rev. Fox Returned To Medora-Piasa MEDORA, May K. W. Fox was returned as pastor of i the Medora-Piasa Methodist charge by the Southern Illinois conference, which closed its annual meeting Sunday evening at Rohison, III. This will he his fourth year; here.

i The Rev. nntl Mrs. Fox returned home from the annual meeting late Sunday night. They were entertained during the conference at the homes of friends at Hudson-, ville, he was pastor for sev-1 en years. 4'HrewrlI for Pastor MF.DORA.

A farewell party will he given in the basement of. the Baptist Church Friday evening for (he Rev. and Mrs. R. A.

Chute and family. A pot-luck supper will served at 7 p. m. The Rev. Chute will close his pastorate here Sunday, June 5, having resigned month ago.

I'icnlc 1)1 or i and Mrs. L. C. Dougherty entertained nt a picnic dinner on their lawn Sunday, having as guests Mrs. Lucille Moore and son, Fred, Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Loper and son of St. Louis, Mr. find Mrs. L.

N. Manning and Miss Peggy Marian, of Jerseyville, Mrs. Corlnno Harlnn and family. PAOft MVft Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Andereck and family nnd Glenn Summers of Peorin, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Summers and son of Alton, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark and family of Ol Shipman were Sunday dinner Ia of Kast Louls guests of the Rev.

and Mrs. A el 2 in ul Tielsor Wood River Summers. SpHngfiekl niic. ,1. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Manns of Alton were guests Saturday evening VETERAN, 101, REMEMBERS Chappe! ne.inng 102 years of age, r.lono with a wreath gives a wavering salule to the Colors as ho honors a departed comrade on Memorial Day at Long Beach, Calif. He is the sole surviving Civil War veteran in Long Wirephoto. of her sister, Mrs. Bertha Rhoads.

Miss Betty Summers accompanied her sister, Mrs. Larry Andereck, to Peoria Monday evening, nnd Mrs. Wesley tawa, 111., called Robinson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs i and daughter, Sharon, Misses Mary Widaman, Mary and Martha Vanfossen visited through the holiday of Ot- vacation period with Mrs.

Wed Widaman, at Rush Hill, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Parrish family of Alton were supper lory visited Saturday evening with his sister, Mrs. L.

E. Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rice had as guests Sunday Mrs.

Wayne Milner of Jerseyville, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Stanton and family, Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Peebles and son, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Rice and son, and Miss Mary Tober of Alton. Mrs. Russell Downs and daughters, Wanda and Margaret, visited relatives at Shipman and Plainview Sunday. Arthur Bristol of Fidelity visited his niece, Mrs. Gene Warner, Saturday.

Elks' Lender to Speak June 12 AtCnrlhtnille Mrs. Wnrren Harris and Monday at ",7 i.uu IHIIIMIJ JtlMyfl ITCTi tl reuim monaay 1 1 er parents, Mr. Sundav eveninc of hu where she has employment for the nnd Mrs Harry Arnold. te. Mrs Martin Roberts CARLINVILLE, May 31- -Floyd Thompson of Chicago, past grand exalted ruler of the Elks, will he the principal speaker at the Flag Day celebration to be held Sunday, June 12, In connection with the annual boat races sponsored by the Elks at Lake Thompson, a past supreme judge, will speak nt the services to at 2 p.

m. Another feature of the day will he the Indiana dances to he presented by 20 boys of St. Gregory Boy Scout Troop No. 286 of-St. Ann, Mo.

They will dance on the beach In the afternoon with llan Muench, former resident and president, of the local Chamber of Commerce, in charge. Muench Is now a resident of St. Ann. Ghent erf ield Birth CARLINVILLE Mr. and Mrs.

Alvln Rosentrefer of Chesterfield are parents of a son, Michael Andrew, their second child, born Fri- tlay al Macou lln Hospital. The mother was formerly Miss Pauline Eichen. iwuuun. owune ann son. Blllv Mrs Naomi VViegand and daugh-i of Grand Rapids, were sun- P.

IVTlUJC nf r. i v. mivi UMUfctll- 1er Miss Shirley, of Wood River and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Dawson and daughter, Miss Janice, of Bethalto and George Orear of Wood River spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs Lewis Gorman" Edith Goodwin. and Mrs. Lora Lane and Mrs. Alpha pet-guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Jordan. Mrs. J.

W. Robinson had as dinner guests Monday Mrs. Nellie Robinson and Mrs. Edith Martin of Alton and Mr. and Mrs.

W. Gihvorth. Dawson and family Mrs. Lucius Edwards and son, Adrian, and Mrs. Helen Dlxon, of Carrollton spent Monday in the home of-the former's brother, the Rev.

W. Summers. I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reed and daughters, Mary Lou and Emma ANNOUNCEMENT OUR OFFICES NOW LOCATED AT 642 East Broadwav (Opposite Prlneisi Thtater) DIAL 3-8825 AT it, anugniers, jviary ijou ana Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Wedding of Campbell, are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Pope, at the home, of her brother, William Pope. Mr. and Mrs.

John Camp and sons of Bethalto and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tungett and family of Alton were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Well.

The group had a picnic supper at the near Carllnville. Mr. and Mrs. John DIPallo and family of Wood River were weekend guests of her father, S. M.

Sarginson. Other guests Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sawyer and daughter of Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Searles and family of Bridgeton, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tilley of Rock Island visited through the weekend and Memorial Day with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

F. J. Hunt. On Sunday the four went on a fishing trip at Havana. Mr.

and Mrs. P. H. Sanders ited Sunday afternoon with Miss Gladys Cline at Litchfield. Mr.

and Mrs. James Bowkcr and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bowker and son were up from Alton Friday evening. Dianne and Michael Bowker remained for the weekend with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Truman Bowker. Mr. and Mrs. John Kolditz and son of Alton were guests Sunday evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ontis and son, Phillip, spent Sunday at the home of her father, James Andrews, at Nutwood.

Phillip remained for the week withh is uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cope, in Nutwood. Mr. and Mrs.

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O'clock High" was one of the factors that postponed "Quo Vadis" until next year. "Something happens on all my pictures," he moaned, "and usually it's because of horses. "I was thrown from a horse and broke my leg at the start of 'Yellow It wasn't the horse's fault, though; I was racing him on a muddy track and he slipped. in the Sun' takes the prize for the greatest number of mishaps. I was thrown three times in that picture, once on my neck." Peck has no phobia against horses, hasn't been on one since he finished his last western.

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