Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1949 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Wood River Club To Hear Spiller WOOD RIVER, 12-James R. Spiller, an office manager at Western Cartridge will speak on "Finding Satisfaction in a Chosen Work" before the Wood River branch of the American As- Sbclatlort of University Women at the home of Mrs. R. J. Greenshields, 556 Whitelaw Avenue, at 7:30 p.

Thursday. The group will also discuss means of raising funds to finance fellowships for worthy persons during the year. Assisting Mrs, Oreenshlelds at the affair will be Mrs. H. G.

Boucher, Miss Martha Hammet and Miss Mabel Ditch. Roynl Neighbors ttf Rehearse WOOD RIVER Officers and escorts will rehearse for the public Installation of officers of the Sara camp of the Royal Neighbors, at a meeting of the group at 7:30 p. Thursday, at. the Italian lodge. A business meeting will be staged prior to the rehearsal.

Troop 70 Camps Out WOOD RlVEft Twelve members of Boy Scout troop 70 and their scoutmaster, Herbert Ball; participated in an all-day outing In a woods owned by Herman Wil- kenlng, east of Fosterburg, Saturday. Requirements No. 3 of the Adventure Trail were passed by Paul Louden, Bob Hopper, Larry Lowery, Mike Mitchell, Don Ball, Jack Bill Roberson and Bob Stouffer. Series two requirements, were passed by Jimmy Hord, John Fuhr, John Wilhlte and Tom Cahoon. The boys now have enough wood to construct a 20-foot signal tower In the woods.

WCTU To Furnish Hospital Room WOOD RIVER One hundred dollars, which will partly furnish a single room in the Wood River township hospital, was donated by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Lucy Smith of 455 Whitelaw avenue, Friday. A similar amount which will allow the group to completely furnish the room, will be raised prior to open- Ing the hospital this spring. Mrs. Emma Henry was in charge of the devotionals and Mrs.

Louella Darling and Mrs. Maude Whiteman presented talks concerning the temperance work. After the business meeting, Mrs. auctioneer presided at a white elephant the proceeds of which was nine dollars. Mrs.

Bert Hill, soldier and sailor chairman, announced that the next meeting will be an all-day affair and the ladies will tack carpet rags to be to veterans hospitals. Anyone having rags -to donate is requested to contact -Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Russell Mourning assisted Mrs.

scrying refreshments. Injured in Accident WOOD RIVER Injured in an accident "involving a collision of two cars at Sixth and Hawthorne, at 6:35 p. Tuesday, was Virgil Patterson, Route 1, East Alton, said by his father to have lost four teeth as a result of the mishap. Other principal in the accident was Lyman Pulford, 520 Eighth, who, according to police report, sustained no injuries. Club With Mrs.

Hill WOOD RIVER Mrs. Bert Hill of 514 Second street entertained six members of the Accomplishment Club with a one o'clock luncheon at her home, 1 Monday. The place settings were attractively arranged on a French lace cover, The women spent the afternoon sewing and exchanged names for friendship sisters. Art Evhibition WOOD RIVER The University of Illinois Traveling Art Exhibition is now hanging in the east of the first floor of the East Alton-Wood River Community High school, according to Joe Traband, art instructor, who has brought the exhibition to the school for three consecutive years. The exhibition Is open to the public during the school hours and until 5 p.

for a period of two weeks. It contains drawings, paintings, advertising designs, industrial designs, commercial art and architecture done by students at the University. Today And Each Thursday and Friday At 10:45 A. M. Hear "Louise" OVER 1570 On Your Dial for songs, hymns, poems Invited.

Phone for parties, weddings, anniversaries and khut-lnt SPONSORED BY- OEPT. STORE. Gately Third St. Tonight's Radio Program ill Tha Telegraph radio schedule made up from programs provided weekly by the station, tt cannot retopnslble tor change) made in tiro- gram since mailing by ON THfc DIAL: KSD. RXOR, WEW, tit; KMOX, WIL, IJSKj KWK.

WOKE Ntr, nit. WGDNGSDAt 9:00 P. M. rthythm ftevue ot the Yukon. WEW (FM) -Cocktail WIL Meet the Band.

Crosby WOKZ Magic. 5:15 P. M. of Praise. KMOX-World News.

WIL (FM)-News Man. WOKZ ot the Day. 8.30 P.M Harrington, Mews. Close of Day. Shnner 'WIU Sporti.

KWK-capt. Midnight. WOKZ Quarter Time 5:45 P. M. Elson.

Caray, Sporta. KMOX-NeWs. WIL to Dance. Mix. WOKZ 8:00 and Sporti, Stockton it Grams.

Hughes. WEW KFUO Hour, Wit, Music. Lee Cavanafh. WOKZ Music. 8:15 P.

M. ot the World. WEW Music. Smith Show. Newsome First 8:30 P.

M. Ranger. WEW L. U. Seriei.

Ranger. 15. WIL World. Treasure Chest. 8:45 P.

M. WEW review WIL of Sporta. 7:00 P. M. Amateur Hour.

WEW Heart Prog, KFUO Chameleon. WIL, at Grand and Llndell. Chas. Menees. Melodies to Remember.

7:15 P. -M. WEW Father Lord. KFUO O'Hara. WOKZ Musical Cocktail.

7:30 P. M. Glldersleevc. WEW KFUO Worship Christian. WIL Rhythm Inter meuo.

Adventure. Hy. Gardner. WOKZ at Evening. 7:45 P.

M. of the Air. WIL the Band. 8:00 P. M.

Tavern. Wilson. WEW Club. Hall. Fair.

WIL Jaycee Teen Town. Heatter. WOKZ to Your Church. 8:15 -P. M.

WIL Serenade. Newsreel. WOKZ 88. 8:30 P. M.

Dist. Attorney. Marx. KFUO of Stara. WIL Concert Master.

Theater. WOKZ Sailing. 8:45 P. M. KFUO for Melody.

8:00 P. M. Big Story. Crosby WEW Melody. KFUO Evening Blessing.

Take All. Playhouse. P. M. WEW In Sports.

WIL 9:30 P. M. Berle. WEW B. Game: Bombers vs.

Chicago. KFUO Cloak Room. of Gregory Hood. Newa. WOKZ Lullaby Time.

9:45 P. M. KFUO Bible. WIL B. Game: Bombers vs.

Chicago. WOKZ B. Game: Bombers vs. Chicago. 10:00 M.

Top Tunea. KFUO of the Masters News. Club 10:15 P. M. V.

Kaltenbon. for the Show. Remember When. Top Disc Jockeys. 10:30 P.

M. and Harriet. Music. KFUO Neighbor. Bandwagon.

Top Disc 10:45 M. KFUO with Me and Growing Up. and Snorts. 11:00 P. M.

Sports. Orch. Orchestra. KFUO Favorltea. Musical Hour.

News. 11:15 P. M. Nations Today. 12.00 Midnite Reveries.

Dance Party. THURSDAY 6:00 A. M. Country. Markets Nabor News.

Musical clock. Call. Talks. Markets. Wilson.

WOKZ Chuck Wagon. 8.15 Up to Music. Salute. Weather. 8:30 A.

M. the Farm. Mkts. Musical Clock. and Home.

WOKZ for Breakfast 8:45 A M. Newa. Jones. WOKZ for Breakfast. News.

7:00 A M. Dreler. Newi. Club. KWK-Ozark Valley Folka.

WOKZ N. T. 7:11 A. Cugat. for the Home.

Varieties. Road. Infor. N. T.

7:30 A. M. You RememberT Melodic. Reveille. Bkfst.

Club contd. Bruce Hayward. 7:45 A M. Time. Heart Program.

Window. Wilson Show. 8:00 A. M. at Eight Salute to Morning.

KMOX-Glve the Name. Barren. A. M. KSD-Through the Yeara.

Club. WEW-At Your Servlct. 8:30 i 8:49 8:00 6:15 8:30 8:41 10:00 10:19 10:30 10:49 11:00 11:19 11:30 11:49 12:00 22:19 12:30 12:49 1:00 AVON THEATRE MKDORA, ILL. TONJTK THUKS. JEAN PORTER JM "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY" FREE CHINA TO EACH Man In the Store.

Chapel of thft Air. A. News. Grandpappy Jonei. News.

Telephone Quli. News. Opportunity Program. Cavalcade of Music. A M.

western Muslo. KFUO-console Varieties. KMOX-World News. News. Bruce A M.

KSD-Fred WarJng. KXOK-- True stftry Crocker. News. Your Social Sec'y. Adventures in Faith.

Hearts in Harmony. Sunshine Bandstand Revue. WOKfc-Surprise Packige. A. M.

Human Side of News. Editor's Daughter. Lest We Forget. A M. Road Life.

Ask Father Lord. Students' Devotion, KMOX-Arthur Godfrey. News. Sweet Music. For Ladles Only.

A The Brighter Day. Eleanor and Anna. Markets. Themes ot the Ages. Weather.

Rhythmic News. A M. This Is Nora Drake. Second Honeymoon. 770 Record Club.

Music of the Masters. WIL Neighborhood Hour. News. Bandstand Revue In Your Neighborhood: Song Stllsts. KS We Love Learn Glen Davis Show.

A KSD Jack Berch Show. Ted Malone In the Woman's World. Grand Slam. Platter Parade. A.

M. Lora Lawton. Galen Drake. Serenade. Rosemary.

Louise. Welcome Travelers. 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 I i cws Congratulations. KSD Art Hater's Notebook News. KM Aunt Jenny's Stories.

Russ David Show. Telephone Quiz. Just for Women. r.y.9,~ Muslcal Memoirs. omnncc of Helen Trent ikr ws platl Parade.

Recall It and Win. Musical Entrees. A. M. Yesterday's Favorites.

News. Markets. Melody Lane. KMOX-Our Gal Sunday. Noon News.

Song Parade. er hcmes Solovox KMOX World News. News. Markets. Inquiring Reporter.

P.M. KSD-Gateway to Rhythm. WEW-CJrandpappy Jones. po vith Cnrl Ma Perkins. News.

News. P. Claudia. KXOK Food Store Quiz. Young Dr.

News Weather. P. contd Charlie Ackcrson. VO 1 ay Washabaugh Plays. P.M KSD-Whafs New in the Stores? Nancy Dlxon.

Dorothy Dix. the Farm Front Big Sister. Dr. Crane. Relax and Listen.

Kv Vv KS or KXOK News News. St. L. u. News and Views.

KjFUO-Musie Appreciation. OX econcI Mrs Burton. Melody Lane. Queen for a Day. Shurtleff on the Air M.

KXOK-Bing Crosby: bllc Library Program. Perry Mason. Airlane Melodies. KIT i7; 8 Bride Groom. Markets.

This is Nora Drake. KWK News. Great Music Time. Light of the World. Art in Our Time What Makes You Tlck? Victor Lindlahr.

8 0 56 Can Be Beautiful KXOK Ladies Be Seated I Man About Town. Question Hour. David Harum. Ray Manning. Red Benson's Movie Matinee.

News. Whiligig. P. Ma Perkins. Musical Relaxation.

Hilltop House. P. Pepper Young's Family. House Party. 2:15 2:30 onuw.

9J ospel Revival Hour. 2:49 M. to Happiness. J'i creti Heart Program. Kj: in Newa 3:00 P.

M. KSD-Backstage Wife Kyser. Moments with the Masters. of the Air. KMOX-Hint Hunt.

Ed Wilson Show. Kyser. on the Street. P. M.

Dallas. IFMi-Blue Barron Presents. of Melodies. 3:30 P. M.

KSD-Lorcnzo Jones. and Dance Parade. L. Dental Society Ray Show. Ji urtain Ca News.

KSD Widder Brown L. Christmas Carolers. storle(l to Remember. the Band. 4:00 P.

M. KSD-When a Girl Marries. KFUO-Song Shop Light. It with Music. Ed Wilson.

of Melody. 4:19 P. M. Faces Life. First WIL of Songland.

Serenade. 4:30 P. M. Plain Bill. KlnR.

Review. Bible. Special Guests BETHALTO Members of the Eastern Star Chapter whose birthdays occur this month will be special guests following the next meeting Jan. 24, it was announced by the worthy matron, Mrs. Leona Lash.

Committees to arrange for the party were named as follows: refreshments, Mrs. Alberta Schoene- wels, Mrs. Lou Silzes and Mrs. Mattie Pickett; entertainment, Nelle Ellspermann, Dorothy Olten and Vera Bruening. TONIGHT THLHSIUY Vvonne be Tarlo It oil fameron "RIVER UDY" (Technicolor) F.

tt, May Mllland Vsulclto rioddard "THE CRYSTAL BALL" P. M. Frl. and Crutadei" plus Struck" Wood River Lions Shown Movie WOOD RIVER, Jan. film, "A Letter from America," which set forth the benefits of free enterprise and the American way of living, was shown to members of the Lions club at the regular luncheon meeting of the group at the Fiesta, cafe, Tuesday noon.

The non-co'mmerclal film, presented by R. A. Majors, district representative of the Good Year Tire'and Rubber portrayed by means of a letter from a naturalized citizen to a relative in a foreign country, the fact that while Americans are inclined to brag about their nation, they really have something to substantiate their boasts. It depicted the opportunities afforded American workmen and emphasized the magnitude of our Industrial empires, contrasting conditions here with European systems. Prior to the featured film, three representatives of the American Tobacco Co.

showed a film depl- ing with methods of growing and curing tobaccos. Majors-was introduced by Leonard Schmidt, who was introduced by Newell Allen, program chairman. The American Tobacco men were introduced by Clarence Decker, president of the club. Geroge Urban and Milo Gingrich were received into the Lions club and R. A.

"Dick" Richards received a membership pin, Richards was admitted to the club several weeks ago. Guests at the meeting included W. G. Felty and L. C.

Kaltenbach, guests of Leonard Schmidt. Weekend Institute WOOD RIVER Members of the local Methodist Youth Fellowship arc to attend a weekend institute at the East Alton Methodist church beginning at 7:30 p. Friday. Classes will convene at 9:30 a. m.

and 1 p. Saturday. Those attending are requested to bring a sack lunch. A drink will be furnished by the East Alton organization. At 1:45 p.

Saturday, the Rev. Farcll D. Jenkins of the St. Paul Methodist church of East St. Louis will bring an evangelistic message to close the institute.

This meeting will take the place of the regular monthly meeting of the AHon-Ed- wardsville Methodist Youth Fellowship. Executive Board Meeting WOOD RIVER The Executive Board of the Lorena Avenue Parent-Teachers Association will meet at the Washington school at 7 p. Thursday. Plans will be made for the spring activities and lor the Dad's Night to be observed at the regular meeting of the organization, Tuesday. Leadership training Group WOOD RIVER The Rev.

L. B. Walkington of the East Alton Methodist church is dean and Mr. Frank Peterson of the Main Street Methodist church, Alton, is secretary and of the Alton-Edwardsville Leadership Training group which met for the first of six consecutive meetings at the Methodist church, 6th and Lorena avenue, Monday. All Sunday School teachers and members of the Alton-Edwarclsville group of Methodist churches are invited to attend the classes.

The class titles and their instructors include: "Plans ot the church for Kindergarten children" by Mrs. V. Brazier of E. Alton, "Guiding Junior children in Christian growth" by Mrs. Charles Barnelt of Alton Main Street church, "Missionary Education of Youths" by Mrs.

G. C. Callahan of Immanuel church of Edwardsville and "Life of Jesus" by the Rev. R. A.

Lippman of Wood River Methodist church. The Rev. D. C. Williams of the Immanuel church of Edwardsville is presenting a course of the combined group entitled "Bible Manners and Customs." The Wood River group led in the attendance, Monday, with 18 of the 64 students, teachers and officers present.

Mrs. Foster Honored WOOD RIVER Mrs. Fred Foster was honored with a pink and blue shower by Mrs. Ferd Schueler at her home, 231 Ninth street, Saturday evening. Pinochle offered the diversion for the evening.

Mrs. Arbra Coalson of Alton, YouthClinic Set for Thursday At Wood River ENDS TONITE Judy -fa Jerry CANOV'A COLONNA "SIS HOPKINS" Weaver Bros, uiul Klviry "GRAND OLE OPRY" Thursday 3 Days 2 TOP HITS 2 if Robert Mitchum if Loretta Young if if William Holden "RACHEL AND THE STRANGER" WOOD RIVEK, Jan. Carrie Dollar, former president of the National Baptist Youth Fellowship, national youth organization of the Northern Baptist Convention, will deliver the principal address at a youth clinic and banquet, which will be attended by pastors and church leaders of this area at the First Baptist Church. 300 Lorena, Thursday afternoon and evening. The speaker was a Baptist Youth Fellowship delegate to Baptist World Conference of Christian Youth In Oslo, Norway, July, 1947 and spoke at the Baptist World Congress In Copenhagen, Denmark, the same year.

She Is, at present, youth representative on the council of finance and promotion Of the Northern Baptist, Convention. The rally is sponsored by the Youth committee, Department of Christian Education and the Baptist Youth Fellowship. Also in attendance at the meeting will be the Rev. Lee Roth, director of Christian Education for the Con Illinois Baptist Slate Convention. Activity will be at 4:30 p.

Thursday with Baptist Youth Fellowship, which will be followed with a banquet at 6 o'clock and the youth rally at 7:30, at which time Miss Dollar will speak. T. B. Tests WOOD first tuberculosis case-finding survey of its kind in this state was concluded today with testing at Edison and Brushy Grove schools, Roxana; South Roxana end Wanda. While results of the survey are yet to be ascertained by Dr.

Norman J. Rose, district health superintendent, indications point to a high percentage of children of elementary school age having taken the tests. Surveys were made at East Alton Monday and at Wood River and Hartford, Tuesday. Physicians residing in Wood River township, assisted by various public health nurses, administered the tests. The program was sponsored by the Wood Rivor Social Planning Council in conjunction with the Illinois Department of Public Health.

Close follow-up work will be done in the case of each positive reaction. Wood River Notes WOOD RIVER Mrs. Rosa Havelka of 904 Acton avenue and Mrs. Waller Strohbeck of 906 Ac- Ion avenue received word of the death of their brolher and uncle, Houslon Branson, at Washinglon, Tuesday. Funeral plans are incomplete.

Mrs. Hubert Switzer, who underwent a major operation at Alton Memorial hospital, Tuesday, is a sister of Mrs. D. E. Colborn of 824 Madison avenue.

Mrs. Switzer is being cared for by her mother, Mrs. Ola Easton, who resides at the Colborn home. Mrs. E.

A. Hoppert and Mrs. Robert Owen excelled at cards and were awarded prizes. Additional guests included Mrs. C.

F. Hall of Alton, Mrs. Fred Schueler, Mrs. Herman Schueler, Mrs. Snow, Mrs.

A. F. Foster, Mrs. E. L.

Balke, Mrs. Gus Haller and Mrs. Henry Hoppert. Mrs. Foster, the former Miss Grace Balke, was the recipient of many gifts.

Continuous 7 to 11 p.m. Doors Open 6:45 p.m. NORsiJDE LAST TIME TONIGHT Van Hayward "TAP ROOTS" Shown 'at 8:11. Juliet Hall "King tt Gamblers" Shown at THURSDAY ONLY CROMWELL MB MOM DAY BARMER PHM RADIO'S IRIGHTIST STARS luiuwiE scorn VHA VA6UE DON WIISON THE KIDOODtEIS TEXAS WANDEIEIS HELEN HOY FIANI COOK JUNCTION TMURSTON HAU FSANKIE DARtO CLAYTON MOOIf PAGE ELEVEN Past Presidents Honored by Wood River Woman's Club WOOD RIVER, Jan. humorous skit concerning woman's clubs was presented by the Alton Little Theater group and 10 pnst presidents were presented corsafios at the regular bi-monthly meeting of the Wood River Woman's club, Tuesday night, 'at Wood River school.

Included In the cast of the skit, staged for the first time and directed by Miss Dorothy Colonius, nstructor at Alton Senior High School, were Mrs. E. GroshoiiR, Wood River, and the following Al-1 on women: Miss Nina Rintoul, Miss Alice Mrs. Hni ry Hell, Mrs. Ro- Derta Coombs, Mrs.

Albert. Marth, Mrs. David Fitzgerald and Mrs. Ronald Lambert, Past presidents who were presented corsages, and years they were president, Included Mrs. M.

F. Manning, V.V16-17; Mrs. Robert Parks, 1917-18; Mrs. Ernest Giehl, 1925-26; Mrs. R.

S. Lane, 1930-31; Mrs. W. I. Jolley, 1931-32; Mrs.

B. M. Harrod, 1936-38; Mrs. Omar Lyon, 1938-40; Mrs. G.

O. DeAtley, 1940-42; Mrs. J. F. Traband, 194244 and Mrs.

F. W. Bauer, 1945-47. Corsages were presented by Mrs. Karl Fulp, president of the club, who welcomed the.

group to the meeting. Mrs. J. F. Traband spoke briefly about (lie annual meeting of the Past President's club at Pere Marquette park, last spring.

Mrs. E. H. Pnyne, public welfare chairman, announced that gifts were given to six elderly ladies at the home in Edwardsville, shortly before Christmas. Usually the organization gives presents to Wood Rlvor women located In the Madison County Tuberculosis San- itorium, but this; year no local women were convalescing in that institution.

A girls' trio from East Alton- Wood River Community High School, composed of Marjorie Starkey, Joyce Wells and Pattty Mitchell, accompanied by Miss Peggy Ausburg, vqcalized several numbers. Mrs. George Strasser and Mrs. V. Schmuck were received into the club as new members.

Chairman and co-chairman, respectively, of the meeting were Mrs. V. W. Parker and Mrs. E.

B. Stamper. Hostesses included Mrs. D. J.

Knowles, Mrs. J. A. Hubbard, Mrs. A.

C. Hunt, Mrs. Lynn Husted, Mrs. C. G.

Judd, Mrs. H. B. Kln- caid, Mrs. Ivan Mrs.

Alma Lauck, Mrs. J. E. Mahoney, Mrs. D.

R. Maxuy and Miss Martha Walker. RifCK Funeral WOOD RIVER Funeral services for J. G. Rigg, 68, retired Wood River druggist, who died Tuesday, will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.

m. in Streeper funeral home, Wood River. Burial will be in Sunset Hill cemetery, near Edwardsville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m.

today. Learning; to Write SYDNEY, N. Jan. 12. (m Students at two schools complained today a crow has been swooping into windows during class and flying off with pencils.

Bethalto Scout Council to Meet OPEN 12:48 41c Till 8 GRAND TODAYS BKTHAT.TO. Jan. 12-A meeting! of the Rethnllo Girl Seoul Council i Is set for 7:30 p. m. Thursday at i Ihe Girl Scout Little House.

Host-' esses will ho Mrs. Velda Hart and Mrs. Lou Auxiliary tinlt Meets Christine Ot- hnff presided nt a meeting of the! American Legion Auxiliary Tues-1 day cvcniiiK at LoRion Hall. The unit voted contributions of 55.00' onch to the March of Dimes drive and to Rennet Cottage at. Normal for the 13 boys, orphans of war veterans.

The contribution to Bennet reverts to a fund to supply individual "birthday parties" through the yenr, it was explained. Mrs. Gladys Riggs wns named chairman of the next meeting on Jan. 25, which will be a social meeting. A joint meeting with the Legion Post members was discussed and it was agreed on a pot-luck supper.

The date was set tentatively nt February 22. Potted plants, candy and grocery baskets were taken to seven local shut-ins, and GO pounds of candy was distributed among hospitalized veterans at Alton and Edwardsville, It was reported. Injured At School Van Meter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Meter, was injured at, school Tuesday during the noon hour.

According to his mother, the gash on the back of his head required several stitches to close. White Elephant Sale BETHALTO A white elephant sale will be featured as the social part of the Woman's Club meeting at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Town Hall. Members are to have all articles wrapped and the value is to be no less than 75 cents.

The sale is a project of the committee on volunteer service to veterans, which is headed by Mrs. E. Lcnington. She states that the proceeds of the sale will be sent to the Veterans Home at Marion, one of the projects of the Federated Woman's Clubs of Illinois. Hostesses at Friday night's meeting will be Mrs.

Ralph Painter and Mrs. George Stuck. THE LOVE STORY EVERYBODY HAS WAITED tUIH NflSON cuir 60is MICHAEI MIHERN KVWSMMSTONI Item "Vt Newtl tllCH hUHA KMAIQUI bf DAVID UWIS IEW1S MIIESTONI ihtu United Aftim Syracuse University's football center during the 1948 season- Leon size 14 shoes. STATE TONIGHT LAST TIMES Shown at 8:20 P. M.

Louis Hayward, Joan Leslie "REPEAT PERFORMANCE" Shown P.M. Weaver Brothers and Elviry "GRAND OLE OPRY" THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Shown nt 8:25 P.M. ANN SHERIDAN TONITE IOY ROGERS DENNIS DAY I FREDDY MARTIN SONS OFTHI MONEERl Shown at 8:35. AND Shown nt PLUS NEWS SHORT THURSDAY ONLY LOMBARD mm TERRirn in LEO McCAREY'S TWO-GUN JUSTICE COMES TO TEXASM PLUS 2ND ATTRACTION Shown 7:00 10:00 I'. M.

TONIGHT Randolph Srolt Cn.ar Romero "FRONTIER MARSHAL" Luaay Kttt and Tom N'eal "MY DOG SHEP" OPEN 6:30 WILDEY TONITE THUR. "BELLE "FRONTIER MARSHAL" Shown 1:00 3:05 5:10 7:15 9:20 TODAY OPEN Til) 5 PRINCESS PRIMITIVE EMOTIONSI Shown 2:45 5:35 8:30 OPEN 6:30 WOODRIYER TONITE THUR. RANDOLPH SCOT! ROIiRf MITCHUM GRACE MiDONAlD at 0:15 ffSSIEf. IK Shown at.