Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 17

PAGE EIGHTEEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1949 Greenfield Baptists Raise Money for New Lights GREENFIELD The building fund at the Baptist Church is being Increased by money from special folders which been given members of the congregation tlon. Money for new lights for tho church has already been raised and work of Installing the new lighting system will begin in the near future. Youth Fellowship Supper GHKENFIKLD Christian Youth Fellowship of tho Baptist Church will serve a chili supper in the church basement next HOLLYWOOD'S PANTIES WORTH'S HOLLYWOOD Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. A devotional program In charge of the 1 president, Earl Cannedy, will follow. Dr.

Don P. Hawkins, minister, will give an interpretation of the lesson, based on Luke 10; Miss Connie Witt will sing a solo and Miss Ruth Cannedy play an instrumental solo. Members of the Point Pleasant Baptist Youth Society will be guests at. the supper and devotional program. Miss Orerr llostc-M GRKKNFIKLD Mrs.

Jreer was hostess at a dinner, lunrtay, celebrating the birthday of her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. F. Baptist Sunday school superintendent for the past 19 years, mid her pastor, Dr. Don P.

Hawkins. Guests at the dinner included: Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Greer and son Melvln, and Mr. and Mrs. Amol reer and daughter, Ruth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Erickson and daughters, Ksla Mae and Dixie' Mrs.

Lottie Doyle, Dr. and Mrs. Don P. Hawkins, son Paul and daughter Sandra Lee and Jay Wollam, of Columbus, stationed nt Scott Field. In the evening Mr.

and Mrs. H. Greer entertained members of guest, Jay Wollam, at supper. Chunge In Service GREENFIELD Mrs. H.

F. CJreor, Baptist Sunday school sn- jerintendent, announced today a hnnge In the Sunday school service schedule. The seruice beginning at 9:30 will )o featured at the close each Sunday morning until further notice iy an address on "What Baptists Relieve" by the minister, Dr. Hawkins. An invitation to unite with he church will also be extended it the close of every Sunday school as well as church service.

WEST THIRD ALTON, ILLINOIS Americans Get Jump on Reds, Locate Minerals Russia got jump on tho world 17 years ago the Important new science of seochemlcal prospecting, but geochemlsts think they may have caught up with or even outdistanced the Soviet scientists in giving the pros- liector a new chemical kit. They can't, be sure, because Russia clamped a secrecy lid on geo- chemical research a year ago. Since January 1948 no new reports on Soviet work of this type have been available. It's all very important from a security standpoint because the nation that maps its hidden ore deposits the most thoroughly is in the best position to use those resources In time of war. The U.

S. Geological Survey has made public the translations of six Russian papers on gcochemlcal research. The most important article, by Soviet geologist; E. A. Sergeev, Russia's work up to 1940 In soil analysis as a method of prospecting for mineral ores.

Says youthful, curly-haired Herbert E. Hawkes, director of the Geological Survey's two-and-a-half- year-old project for geochemical research: "Our program got under way in 1946. In addition to laboratory work, we started digging through all the obscure little journals in government libraries, looking lor papers on what other countries were doing about soil-analysis prospecting. We found to our complete amazement that the Russians were 14 yars ahead pt us. They had started the work in Some phases of prospecting research were under way in other countries, Hawkes says.

Sweden for example, making progress on the chemical analysis of vegetation as a-clue to the soil's composition. But most of the reporting On the subject was by the Russians. Hawkes himself had to learn to read Russian in order to translate tho articles and to check the- accuracy of translations by other persons. Hawkes-snys-nt least-three commercial cpm.pan.ies in the United Slates already are experimenting in geochemical prospecting. The Geological Survey project, he adds, is "barely reaching the stage, where we are ready to gVve It a whirl in the field." Army to Notre l)ume SOUTH BEND, Ind.

of West Point's finest athletes now is on the faculty at Notre Dame. Joseph J. Weidner, who has won three letters in football, three in lacrosse, one in basketball and one In boxing, is serving as assistant professor of military science and tactics at the Air ROTC at Notre Dnme. Weidner played guard for the Cadets and appeared In the 1938, 1939 and 19-10 Notre Dame-Army battles. CURC-V BROOKLYN, N.

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