Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 20

ALtON SVENINQ ftuttut 1KAC 0ANCM Oaltner-ttonttey Engagement Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Housley ftf Fountain City, are announcing the engagement of heir daughter, Mary Frances, to Robert K.

Gaither, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gaither of Brighton. Miss Housley came to Brighton from Fountain City to make Honsley. her home with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Sheldon H. Bott, several months ago. Mr. Gaither Is employed by the Glass Company.

Reception at T. W. G. A. ip Two.hundred and fifty guests a reception Thursday Anight Young Women's Christian In honor of Mr.

and C. R. Freeman. Mr. administrator at Alton Me- jnorial Hospital, and Mrs.

Freeman recently to Alton from jtMllwaukee, when the former jf'fcras appointed superintendent The reception was given by Alton Jj Memorial Hospital board of dlrec loirs and the American White Cross In the receiving line were the F. M. Hedger, president of 2 the board of directors, and Mrs Hedger, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Dr.

and Mrs. C. H. Ehlert, Miss Virginia Cramblet, and Eben Rodgers. Dr.

to chief of the medical staff at the hospital Mr. Rodgers Is vice president of the board of directors, and Miss Cramblet recently was appointed director of nurses at the hospital The laoe covered refreshment table waa centered with bronie and yellow chrysanthemums, In a crystal bowl, flanked by Ivory tapers In crystal holders. Mrs Paul H. Buxton, Miss Nellie Jones Mrs. William A.

Skeele and Mrs. X. A. Carroll served. St.

Loots Group at YWOA The Y-Co-Ed Club of the Young Men's Christian Association will be host to the Y-Outlng dub of the Downtown Young Men's Christian Association of St. Louis Sunday, November 20. The two clubs will tour the Owens-Illinois Glass Co. plant in the afternoon. A supper will be served at the Young Men's Christian Association followed by a party.

Miss Patricia McCarthy and Peta Hackethal will be tho official hostess and host. Accompanying the St. Louis club will toe Alfred Grasso, former adult program secretary of the Alton Young Men's Christian Association, Mr. Grasso is the director of education at Downtown Y. M.

C. A. of St. Louis. 1 supper at Camp Warren at an early date, and Miss Leola Foulks and Jack Decker are In charge of arrangements.

Exchangette dub Meets Exchangatte Club was entertained- Thursday night by Mrs. Roy Kortfcamp, Mrs. Harry SSeg- and Mrs. Norval Wilson, at the home of MM. Kortfcamp, 239 Wast Elm street Mrs.

Ralph Wandling was elected president; Mrs. Reynold Queen, vice-president, and Mrs. Robert Geddes, secretary-treasurer, After a business session cards were played, and the evening was brought to a close with the serving of refreshments, Mrs. Bert Hydej-Mrs. Robert-Johnson and Mrs.

were awarded prizes. The Exchangettes will be guests oi the Exchange Club at a Christmas party, at Mineral Springs Motel, December 15. TURKEY DINNER SuncUy, Nov. 20th, 5 to 8 p.m. Sfcriiu Club, Alton if lUW Per Person.

if Entertainment, Wedding Saturday Morning Bernard T. Keeney and Miss Ann Graham will be married in the Old Cathedral Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, and friends of the couple arc Invited to attend. Msgr. W. T.

Sloan will officiate, and Joseph J. Molloy and Mrs. James P. Clasby, will be at Jesse Conservatory of Music will present pupils In a series of recitals over the week-end. Marilyn Fessler, Lillian Hussong, Charlene Gabbert, Yvonne Anton, Helen Kochersperger, Saviila Anderson, Barbara Lindsay, Shirley Gottlob, Sue Willis, Norma Minsker and Sarah June Deffenbach er will play at 8 o'clock Saturday evening.

Stanley PhilHps, Tom Traband, Roy Stlllwell, Marvin Maneke David Pritchett, Gordon Pritchett, Terry Pritchett, Edward Middleton and Kenneth Funk will play Sunday at 2 o'clock, and Edward Pierce, Billy Weeks, Orvllle Sltze Lois Weber, Donald Gubser, Timmy Graul, Myra Fern Jennings Martha Rulon, Carolyn Smith Shirley Stoffer, Wilma Rogers Nancy Wilson, Martha Hessenauer Caroline Haynes, Jnnlce Helm- kflmp and Carol Brewster at 3 o'clock. Jean Wilson, Carol Vann, Sandra Gilbert, Judy Wessler, Barbara Jean Clnrkaon, Ida Faye Brecht Carole Well, Sandra Range, Janel Powell, Mary Jo Moore, Charlotte Kahl, Marilyn Walde, Carol Kober and Kanor Sue Newman will appear Sunday at 4 o'clock, and Terry Barton, Jerry Helmkamp, George Nlcolou, Jay Landreth, Rhoda Simons, Sandra Manns, Jean Pierce, Evanthla Nlcolou, Wesley Nltchle, Patsy Barton Joan Margaret Brewster, Jean Shaw and Barbara Gottlob will play at 5 o'clock. Card Club Entertained Mrs. W. C.

Belser of 1516 Highland avenue had as guests Thursday night members of a club, and bridge was played. Lunch was served by the hostess, and Mrs. Belser, Mrs. Robert Jadwln, Mrs. George Frost and Mrs.

O. W. Magulre received prizes. Mrs. Frost, residing at 2425 Maxey avenue, will have the club as her guest in two weeks.

WMA Thanksgiving; Donee Invitations have been issued by Western Military Academy for Us annual Thanksgiving dancing party. The dance, In honor of the Academy's football team, will take place Thanksgiving night In the field house on the campus. Circle 1 Luncheon Ckcle 1, Woman's Society of Christian Service, First Methodist Church, hnd a luncheon Thursday, at the home of Mrs. T. R.

Chambers, 1204 McPherson street, as guest of Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Elmer Greenwood. A Christmas party for the Circle members will take place at the home of Mrs, J. E.

Starkey Jn the Enos apartments. Mrs. Starkey, Mrs. Roy Perclval and Mrs. J.

W. Taff will be hostesses. WiokeiihauMr Christening Janice Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wlckenhauser, 3312 Leo street, was' christened by Rev.

William Croke In St. Matthew's Church Sunday, November 13. Richard Wlckenhauser and Mrs. Dale Wickenhauser were babe's sponsors. Ruyle-Barkley Wedding wedding of Mrs.

rene Berkley and Byron C. Ruyle ook place Thursday at 9 a. m. the Methodist parsonage in Medora. The Rev.

W. Fox performed the single ring ceremony, The couple was attended by vliss Pauline French, sister of the wide, and Mayor P. L. Chlsm of Medora. The bride wore a taupe suit and slack accessories and her corsage was of white chrysanthemums.

The maid of honor wore a tan suit, accessories of brown and her cor- (nvite you and your friends to the SILVER JUBILEE PARISH SOCIAL OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH WEST ALTON Sunday Afternoon, Nov. 20th at 2 P.M. Handmade Quilts Pillow Cases Refreshments JUST IN TIME FOR YOUR HOLIDAY EXCITEMENT! Just in time to save you money, and to have a new hat and a savings to you. MILLINERY 3 OFF THIS 15 NOT A SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE- Of all our hats are from our regular stock, regardless of original price! of styles and the early choico. k.

pa ul Millinery Accessgrivs RECEIVE GUESTS AT The receiving line at the Y.W.C.A. Thursday night in honor of C. R. Freeman, Memorial Hospital superintendent. From left, the Rev.

F. M. Hedger, president of Memorial Hospital board, and Mrs. Hedger; R. Freeman, and Mrs.

Freeman; Mrs. C. H. Ehlert, and Dr. Ehlert, chief of staff; Mrs.

Virginia Cramblet, director of nufsing, and Eben Rodgers Staff photo. sage of bronze chrysanthemums. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy French of Medora.

She is a graduate of Alton High School and of the Ursuline Convent Business School. For the past three years she has been a partner with her sister, Miss Pauline French, In the drugstore business In Medora. She kold her interest to her sister November 1. The bridegroom, a son of Supervisor and Mrs. C.

E. Ruyle of the Medora vicinity, Is a graduate of Medora High School. He served three years during World War II in the Army Engineer Corps, two years being spent in Germany. Since returning from service he has been engaged in farming. The couple will reside tempo- hrarlly in Medora until a house on a farm which Mr.

Ruyle has purchased In this vicinity, is ready for occupancy. A Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins Honored Dr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Hopkins, who took possession of their new home In Falrmount Octpber 31, were surprised by friends, from Alton and St. Louis, Thursday night. A similar party was given in honor of Dr. and Mrs.

Hopkins by Alton friends last Saturday evening. Guests at both parties brought gifts for the Hopkins' new home. Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins formerly resided at 917 Alton street.

Wedding; Saturday Evening The wedding of Walter Anger man of Waco, and Miss Mary Lou Volz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Otto Volz of Pierce lane, Godfrey, will take place Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in Trinity Lutheran Church with the Rev. Paul Juergensen officiating. After the wedding a reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents. Friends of the couple are Invited to attend.

A EhJers-Novvton Wedding Miss Edna Newton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Newton, became the bride of Gale Ehlers, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Ehlers 6f Godfrey, before the Rev. Curtis Martin, in the parsonage of the Calvary Baptist Church, Sunday, November 13, at 2 o'clock.

Alonzo Newton and Mrs. Edward Ehlers attended the couple. Miss Newton wore a blue frock, slack accessories, and a pink carnation corsage. Mr, and Mrs. Ehlers, who attended Alton High School, are residing on Seminary road.

Brido-to-Bo Honored Miss Jane Neudecker of 216 Wisconsin avenue entertained Thursday evening, honoring Miss (forma Elrod, whose marriage to a. F. Christian will take place Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in the First Baptist Church. Canasta was played and prizes were given to Mrs. J6hn Ferguson, Miss Betty Pruett, Mrs.

Norman ilrod and Miss Elrod. Late In the evening refresh- nents were served to the guests jy the hostess at the card tables, after which they were invited Into dining room where gifts for bride's kitchen were arranged In bouquet fashion on a table. Above the bouquet a sprinkling can was suspended and from it alnk and white streamers were hanging. Kluoh Unit at Bel trees Elsah Unit, Jersey County Home Bureau, met at Beltrees hall Thursday, as guests of Mrs. Edward Hoffman, and a covered dish luncheon was served prior to a ausiness session.

Fifteen members answered to roll call by disclosing plans for Thanksgiving Day observance, and Mrs. Kenneth Elliott was leader for the major lesson: "Fundamental Needs of Youth." Mrs, Fred Graham was chosen chairman; Mrs. Howard Busch, vice-chairman; Mrs. Eldon Orr, board member; Mrs, William Heufner, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Edward Hoffmann, Mrs.

Morris Hall, major lesson leaders, and Mrs. Herman Elliott and Mrs. Rupert Elliott, minor lesson leaders. Mrs, Edward Maupln, was named publicity chairman. Mrs.

William Heafner directed the playing of Mrs. Eldon Orr received a December meeting ol the unit will be held at the Orr home. Turkey Dinner at Shrine Club A turkey dinner will be served in the Shrine Club rooms, 17 East, Broadway, Sunday from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. The dinner has been planned by the Shrine Auxiliary. at mb St.

Church Women's Association ol the Twelfth Street Presbyterian. Church will have an annual from 3:30 to 9:90 on No- vember 29. There will bo apron, fancy work, novelty, tiny tots and pastry booths. A cafeteria supper will be served from 5:30 to 7. A baby contest for, children from 1 to 3 years will be held at 7 o'clock.

Retiring Queen in Alton Miss Shirley Howard, retiring queen of Alton Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, arrived in Alton today to participate in the hospital school of nursing fall festival Saturday. in Franklin Masonic Temple. Miss Howard is at Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago, for pediatrics training. She will place the crown on the head of the new queen. The ceremony in which the crownnig of a queen will be a feature, is open to the public.

Brotherhood Banquet The Brotherhood of the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church had its annual father and son banquet Monday evening at the church with 130 fathers and sons attending. Victor L. Unterbrink, president of the Brotherhood, presided. Motion pictures were shown and plans were made for the annual turkey dinner which will be served December 8. Club With Mrs.

Kennedy Mrs. Joseph C. Kennedy of 928 Washington avenue had as guests Thursday night members of the Billlkin Club. Prizes were given to Mrs. Arthur W.

Laux, Mrs. John Beall and Mrs. Thomas P. Keeney, and lunch was served by Mrs. Kennedy.

Mrs. R. W. Metzger, residing at 1202 Milton road, will entertain the club In two weeks. Ruckman Hostess Miss Jean Marlene Ruckman of 1214 Garden street kept open house Thursday night alter the Marquette-Coyle football game.

More than 200 called, and refreshments were served in buffet style. Miss Ruckman was assisted in entertaining by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.

Ruckman, Mr. and Mrs. Al Springman and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L.

Korte. Dinner for Mrs. Cordei Mrs. Wilbert T. Cordes was guest of honor at a dinner party given Thursday by Mrs.

Carol J. Pauketat and Miss Marjorle Woosley at the home of Mrs. Pauketat, 29 East Acton avenue, Wood River. Thirteen young women in the commercial department of Wood River and Alton offices of Illinois Bell Telephone Company, were in attendance. Pastel shades were used in the decoratlvj scheme.

Mrs. Cordes presented with gifts. Ohrlstian-Elrod Wedding Miss Norma Elrod will be married to Roy Frederick Christian Saturday evening at 7 o'clock before the Rev. Roland E. Turnbull In the First Baptist Church, and a reception will follow, taking place at the home of Mrs.

A. Schneider, grandmother of the bride, at 912 East Sixth street. Announcement In last night's paper stated that the wedding would take place Friday evening. Church Events Sunshine Circle will meet in its classroom of Cherry Street Baptist Church, Sunday a. m.

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Henry Barnes, Rflfnjtovlile. Hsrvey Ixmg, Hambnrg. JVederlck Walther. Oraftoft. MM.

Clarice Fergnton, 1307 Washington. Poan Dvorchak, 118 East Lorena, Wood River. Prank Stbley, Bethalto. Charles White, 303 Pine, Jettwyrtlle. Mrs.

Marie Adney infant daughter. 1316 Main. Betty Armttrong and Infant ton, Godfrey, Route 1. Mrl. and infant ion, 7S9 Wftthington.

St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Treatnieat Mrs. Paimte Bushnell. Carronton. Mn.

Viola Snyder, 831 Price, Bast Alton. Mrs. Boyd Sharkey, 1101 MePhersofl. Mm. Nettle Stockton, Pleldoii.

Harold Chapman, taSalle Hotel. Edward K. Young, 1908 Main. Sartical Treatment Albert Karten, Godfrey, Rottte 1. Mrs.

Betty Stratton, 1111 Seller. Ewald T. Olaniel, 834 Monroe, East Alton. DUmltnUi Mrs. Ida Brisk ovioh, Bunker Hill.

Mn. Hazel Metz, 1331 East fifth. Mrs. Ruth Haynes, 1128 West Ninth. Mrs.

Catherine Woods, 9 West Sixteenth. William Duban, 727 St. Louis avenue, Edwarddville. Mrs. Mabel Carrol, South Joanne Carpenter, 808 Milton.

Mrs. Oarnetta Frailer. Edwafdsvllle. William Earl Baker, Bethalto, Route Gill, 8 East Elm. Wood River Township Hospital MedlcaT Treatment Mrs.

Leona Menschtng, S24 Penning, Wood River. Mn. Mae Christian, 623 Fifth, East Alton. Miss Marie Nichols, 725 Madison, Wood River. Diana Bllbruek, 313 East drive, East Alton.

Surgical Treatment Earl Thcmpgon, 23 South Fourth, Wood River. Carol McCoy, 132 West Second, Roxana. Mrs. Margaret Dehner, 3305 Belle, Alton. Judith Kaley, Wanda.

Ladlslav Pataky, 313 Penn, South Roxana. Dismissals Mrs. Mosby. Forrest Homes. Carol McCoy, 132 West Second, Roxana.

Earl Thompson, 23 South Fourth, Wood River. Leroy Hattery, 215 Central, Bethalto. William Lengacher, 864 Whltelaw, East Alton. Clocum Blackorby, Bellevlew, Illinois. Fred Evans, 244 Lorena, Wood River.

Mrs. Hilda Ferguson and Infant daughter, ISO Colliding, East Alton. Mrs. Enid Bilbruck and Infant ion, 400 Wood River, Wood River. Mrs.

Rosalie Relter and Infant son, 414b Plum, Edwardaville. An archeologlcal expedition at Tepe Gawra, Mesopotamfa, uncovered dice estimated to have been used In 2750 B. C. BOND'S BIGGEST BUY IN BOYS' ONLY more supple than outwears ft a Won't Scuff Won't Rough-up 14.95 jfexb Pamiariii'aa TO opCvK at Ycrttng GOP Diflttftr Nov. mi-Harold Bttft IKfett ftftntmnced tt ctpll tpgttket tot the minoft ReptftHcan Cfcb'a Lincoln Feb.

11 Beh Sfiaftfif, prtiJdeSJt of ihi of gaitttatidn, Mid the affatf wffl be held tfi tM Abrtfiftm tindoto riota In Springfield. He said Stasseu, now president 6f tlrt University 61 Pennsylvania, has accepted the Invitation to speak. Shafter dinner hnd con- venttoft, expected to Attract some 700 persons, win wind up a betshSp drive beginning Dec. 15. Births Lodge Notes of Grand Army, 128, wttt have a bttaar Saturday at St.

dah- $20 dene street Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anders of 706ia East Broadway, Alton, are parents of a daughter. The baby was Born at 4:51 p. Thursday ift Wood River Township Hospital, or students for the first six weeks Mr.

and Mrs. James Melton of 325 East Eighth street are parents of a daughter, Kaye Lynn. The baby was born at 5:33 a. Thursday in Alton Memorial Hospital, weighing seven pounds and five ounces. Mr.

and Melton have another daughter, Glenda Sue, 16 months. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kldd olj 1118 Handle street, have announced the birth of daughter, weighing seven pounds and 13 ounces at 10 a. m.

Thursday in Alton Memorial Hospital. The baby has been given the name of -Janet Kay. They have two other children, Judith Ann, 9, and Robert Lee. 8. Announcement has been made of the birth of a son, Timothy Robert, to Mr.

and Mrs. James Nunn of 409 George street, Wood River. The baby, weighing seven pounds and one ounce, was born a a. m. today in Alton Memorial Hospital.

They have another daughter, Sandra, A daughter, Weighing six pounds and 10 ounces, was bom at 10:25 Pt Thursday in St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trosley of 459 Evans avenue, Wood River. A seven pound and seven ounce daughter was born at 1 a.

to-i day in St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly of 1610 Clawson street. Mr.

and Mrs. Manuel Smith of 313 East Third street are parents of a daughter, weighing six and four ounces. The baby was born at 3:32 a. today in St. Joseph's Hospital.

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