Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 13

a SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1953 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE THIRTEEN Hospital Notes Alton Memorial tory. East Alton. MEDICAL Airs: Betty Fairy Gilison. Thorpe, 522 Hartford. Shelly.

Wilson. Lister. Godfrey. Cora Greeling, 72 farneti. Wood River.

Virky McCoy, RI. 1. Edwardsville, Claudia Blume. 2742 Hillerest. James Harp, Grafton.

SURGICAL, Mrs. Alice Waters, 2539 Bloomer. David Pilz. 2315 Edwards. Harry Drumm, 3500 Omega, DISMISSALS Omar AT Williams, Cherry.

Mrs. Alta Hickman, 23231 Elizabeth. Mrs. Clara Barrow, 1204 Florener. Mrs.

Julia McGarrah. S. Roxana Mrs. Alberta Johnson, 2637 Sanford. Mrs.

Jacqueline Bonner, 2741 Walnut." Mrs. Emma Heal, Rt. 2. Bunker Hill. Linda Heraty, Rt.

2. Fieldon. Shelley. Kimi Boone. 2832 3644 Residence.

WestDurham, ern. Mrs. Marjorie Walsion, RI. 1, Fast Alton. Otto Franke, Batchtown.

Jersey Community MEDICAL, Miss Dixie Wischeart, Jerseyville Mrs. Hallie Martin, Jerseyville Mrs. Asher Bull. Fieldon DISMISSALS Louis Gerson, Jerseyville Edward Gowin, Jerseyville Janies Johnson, Gration ('harles Johnson, Grafton Mrs. Herman Kirn.

Brussels Airs. Robert Holland. Hamburg Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Gration Mrs. Wilfred Godar, Hardin Mrs.

Elden Twitchell, Hardin St. Joseph's MEDICAL Miss Ida Haynes, 111 5. 131h, Wood River. Thomas Fleming, 2905 Godfrey Godfrey. Mrs.

Juanita Lorkard, 217 Goulding. East Alton. Terry McGraw, 38 College Crest Joacquim Velarde. 220 Allen. SURGICAL Mrs.

Kay Cuff, Dow. Linda Springman. 429 Bolieview. Pearley Poindexter, 1723 MauHarold Hardwick. 1712 Feldwisch, Robert Bates, Cottage DISMISSALS David Delp.

421 Jefferson. Mrs. Maxine Foehrkalb, RI. 1, Edwardsville. Glen Henderson.

Godfrey. Sylvia Monroe, 1312 Rixon. Mrs. Lois Reidt, 230 Flora, Godfrey. John Phipps.

Hartford. Mre, Jessie Anon, 430 East drive, East, Alton. Wood River Township MEDICAL Charles Stanley, 455 Second. Suzanne R. Volz, 428 Prospect.

Jos. Youngblood. Rt. 1, Bethalto Hurshel Burcham, Hartford. Homer Leake, 11 E.

11th, Alton. SURGICAL Mrs. Myrtle Oldham, 651 Edwardsville Rd. Dallas Snodgrass, Rt. 1, Bethalto Albert Hargrave, Cottage Hills.

DISMISSALS Ernest Mahanay, 502 Fifth, East Alton. Mrs. Veneta M. Rhea, Roxana, Mrs. Sarah Jones.

Hartford. Mrs. Mildred Crouch, 132 Vic- Mrs. Dorothy Cooper. P.

1. Moro Effie Peal, Marsh. Alton Mrs. Hazel Williams, 112 Illinois, East Alton. Mrs.

Zelia Taylor, Rt. 1. Edwardsville. Mrs. Dorothy Hartman.

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N. Y. Print plainly Address, Size, and Style ber. Sparrow Drive Pays Off When the village of Sevvlev Jutland was plagued by sparrows 130 years ago, its inhabitants agreed they should jointly 400 sparrows every year bring their heads 10 he counted. The custom is still kept up last year only 191 sparrows' heads weer handed in, hagen learns.

A FAMILY DRIVESTARI LIGHT IN Routo 140 THEATRE Are Rain or Clear Open 6:80 Starts Dusk ENDS TONITE 2 FEATURES Come as late as 10:14 and see both hits. VAN HEFLIN MARJORIE MAIN RUTH ROMAN In CHILL WILLS In "TANGANYIKA" "RICOCHET ROMANCE" SUNDAY MONDAY 2 All Star Hits! Shown at -G- SKYSCRAPER MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT! Dances! TECHNICOLOR "GIVE A GIRL A BREAK" STARRING THE TOPS IN MUSICAL AND DANCING TALENT MARGE and GOWER DEBBIE CHAMPION REYNOLDS 6 EASY HELEN WOOD BOB FOSSE ON THE EARS KURT KASZNAR RICHARD ANDERSON NEW HIT TUNES! 2ND HIT AT 10:15 M-G-M's Drama ol a blonde with a past and a cop without honor! Robert TAYLOR JANET GEORGE LEIGH RAFT in MGM's COP Steve FORREST Anne FRANCIS pluo FREE PLAYGROUND Brighton Class Tours City Hall In St. Louis BRIGHTON The American Problems Class nf Brighinn School accompanied by their teacher. Floyd Becherer, toured St. Louis City Hall Thursday.

Al noon they were introduced to Mayor Raymond Turker Those making thic trap were Dick Wells, Eugene St. Cin. Os McAfee, Don Brant, Charles Kessinger, Bill Phillip, Jim Watson and Emil Watts. Birthday Party BRIGHTON Mrs. Robert I Schallenherg entertained Wednesday evening in honor of her little daughter, Dianna, who was colchrating her sixth birthday.

Guests at the party were: Barbara and Marsha Well. Don na Williamson, Mary Jill Rice. Judy Owings and Stanley and Stevie Schallenberg. Returns from Western Trip BRIGHTON Mrs. Bess Turner returned home Thursday! night after an extended visit in Donver.

where she has been visiting and helping 10 rare for her brother, O. S. Bit. ling. who has been ill.

Brighton Notes BRIGHTON Mr. and Mrs. John Bauter has received word that their granddaughter and husband, F. W. Todd and Mrs.

Todd and son, Wallie, were called home from F1. Car. son. because of the death of Todd's mother in Athens, Ala. Wallic is staying with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Casper Simpson of Granite City un111 his folks return from the fu. neral. Bethel Missionary Society Meets Thursday MEDORA The Bethel Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon at the church. members were present.

ed the devotions and Mrs. Thomas Ryder was answered with a verse honesty. Mrs. Herschel Fritz gave a report of missions up to dale. Mrs.

Edna Matthews gave the lesson on "A Challenge to the Reports of the annuall spring rally was given by members who attenced. Present were: Mrs. Herschel Fritz, Mrs. L. O.

Johnson, Mrs. William Richey, Mrs. George Mohrman, Mrs. Wilbur Campbell, Mrs. Leo Day, Mrs.

Earl Matthews, Mrs. Howard Plato, Mrs. Paul Keeler, Mrs. Thomas Ryder. To Attend Convention MEDORA Rev.

and Mrs. G. W. Compton will leave Sunday afternoon for Southern Baptist Convention. Rev.

Compton will preach Sunday morning at the Baptist Church here and in the evening IT. W. Duckels of Chesterfield will speak and show pictures. Birthdays Celebrated MEDORA Mrs. J.

L. Toberi had as guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tober, MI. Vernon; Mrs.

Joseph Slivka, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Lynch, Wood River, and Clifford Tober. Birthdays of Mrs. Lynch and Mrs.

Slivka were celebrated. Three Applicants Qualify For Bethalto Post Office Job BETHALTO -Three of the applicants for the office of postmaster here have received official notification of their status on the register of eligibility, tablished through the taking of civil service examination. First on the list of eligibles is Bill Dettmers, now rural mail carrier, 8 veteran. Don Harris, now a postal employe and also a veteran, is second on the list, and Mrs. Nina Henkhaus, former acting postmaster who was displaced by the temporary appointment of Elmer Schoeneweis AS acting postmaster, is third.

Under civil service regulations, Harris and Dettmers, because they are erans, will have preference over Mrs. Henkhaus, Appointment of one of the three as postmaster should come through a recommendation by Senator Everett Dirksen to the President. Since the death of Kenneth Back BETHALTO CLUB WOMEN at Thursday evening Woman's Club banquet. row, left to right, Mrs. Lewis Ricks, Mrs.

Eva Prehnaretiring president, Mrs. Ernest Lennington, Mrs. Leslie Guthrie; front row, Mrs. James Ravanelli, Mrs. Carl Barth, Mrs.

Karl Fulp, and Mrs. Eugene Photo. Bethalto Woman's Club Seats Officers at Dinner Meeting BETHALTO -A gift of appre. ciation of her two years' servire as president of the Woman's Club was given 10 Mrs. Leslie Prohn AI the club's Thursday evening banquet at the Hotel Stratford in Alton.

The club scrapbook. which was awarded the blue ribbon in the district for Class clubs, WAS also presented to Mrs. Prohn, as A momento 10 her Jeadership of the group. The book was compiled by Mrs. Leslie Guthrie and Mrs.

Arthur Elliott. Farewell Shower Mrs. Leroy Ducommun, retircorresponding secretary, WAS also honored at the banquet, with a handkerchief show. cr. as a farewell gift.

Mrs. Ducommun is moving from Bethalto to Alton soon. The Thursday event also marked the installation of the new officers of the club. With Mrs. Karl Fulp of Wood River acting as installing officer, Mrs.

Eugene Kasten was seated as the new president. Others installed included Mrs. Ernest Lennington, vice-president; Mrs. Carl Barth, secretary; Mrs. James Ravanelli, treasurer: Mrs.

Leslie Guthrie, corresponding secretary. New members of the executive board include retiring president, Mrs. Leslie Prehn, Mrs. Wesley Emde and Mrs. Henry Steward.

Speaker of the evening was Mrs. Marjorie Dintlemann, of Wood River, who presented a first-person. dramatic review of Emily Kimbrough's book "Forty Rainbow Order Elects at Bethalto Dorothy Strobeck To Head Assembly BETHALTO Dorothy Strohbeck was elected worthy advisor of the Bethalto Assembly Order of Rainbow Girls at their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Other members of the new slate of officers are Phyllis Dorsey, worthy associate advisor: Sharron Pruitt, charity: Linda Staas, hope; and Kay Holteck, faith. Appointive officers will he announced al a later date.

Installation of the group will be held Sunday, June 5, at 2 p. m. at the Masonic Temple. An initiation practice for new members will be held May 18 at 7 p. m.

al the Masonic Temple. Plus and Fancy the story of a comparatively young grandI mother's fling at unencumbered travel. Musical Program Other portions of the program were a voral rendition of the club collect. hy Mrs. Wesley Emde accompanied by Mrs.

Wilford Suessen at the piano; vocal solos by Miss Jackie Chappee, who sang "Little Boy Blue" and "Thru the with Miss Annette Zimmermann at the piano; and the singing of "Open Up Your Hearts" by Patti Emde and Janis Ricks. The two children were accompanied by Judy Ricks. Program chairman was Mrs. Lewis Ricks, who gave the welcome address, and chairman in charge of banquet arrangements was Mrs. Ken Sheary.

YMCA Drive Set Monday Ai Bethalto BETHALTO The Civic Memorial YMCA membership drive will take place Monday from 5 to 8 p. according to Lynn Ciaussen, chairman of the committte in charge, Claussen said that the drive is for cash contributions to the YMCA program and that all the money collected will be used locally, principally to support the summer program, which will be directed by Don Simpson, Unit 8 teacher. Last summer's budget ran between $1.800 and $2,000, Claussen and total participation the program totalled over 500 young people from Cottage Hills and Bethalto. While this year's budget will have a starter of 5550 from the Alton YMCA, the major portion of the money for operating the program must come from local sources, he said. While an contribution will be welcomed, the membership chair.

man said that donations of over a dollar will entitle the donor to an honorary membership card to be mailed directly from the Alton YMCA office. In Bethalto. the drive will be handled by the Woman's with Mrs. Lucile Steward, assisted by Mrs. Pat Black, charge.

Vernon Walker is in charge of the Cottage Hills drive, and he will be assisted by Mrs. Lucile Gruenielder and a volun. teer group of women. Gardendale Addition will be canvassed by Claussen and 8 group of membrs of the- YMCA local board lof management. T- -WOOD I OUTDOOR Theater.

Show Sun. Old St. Louis Road Phone 4-2114 Time--Dusk 3 FEATURE PROGRAM ENDS TONITE! WWW NECK! HERE LATE SHOW THEY COME! ME Donna ANDREWS (SABRE JET ROBERI STACK COLEEN GRAY TECHNICOLOR RICHARD ARLEN THREE HOURS tautest deysi trimedem's, TO KILL LITTLE CAESAR a Herring DIANE FOSTER NOw. ROBINSON SUN. MON.

2 Technicolor Hits! UNTAMED EMOTIONS! RAGING CONFLICT! DAVID E. NOSE presents YVONNE DE CARLO ROCK HUDSON MAXILL NEED SEA DEVILS Color by TECHNICOLOR PIN DENIS O'DIA Produced by DAVID E. ROSE Directed by RADUL WALSH Distributed by AK0 Radio Pictures, Inc. PANORAMIC MODUCTIONS MOSER THREE MITZI GAYNOR YOUNG he KEEFE BRASSELLE TEXANS TECHNICOLOR JEFFREY HUNTER Reisesso by 2040 Century fo CHILDREN IN CARS ADMITTED FREE' MODERN SNACK BAR NO PARKING, WORRIES FORGET BABY SITTERS WORRIES FORGET BABY SITTERS Graduation Set At Worden High WORDEN The Rev. John Murphy.

pastor of the Worden Diethodist Church will be the speaker for the vesper sorsices. for the graduating class of the: Chich school. May 22 in the school gymnasium. Friday. May 27.

Edward F. Do Ian. (bairman oi the specch partment of Monticello College. will deliver the commencement address. During the program medals will br presented to 12 honor students of the grade and 1 high; I schools.

Kay Wedel is valedictorian and Leland Edert torian of the grade school. The: high school valedictorian is Bruce Blume and Jim Opel iS salutatorian. Other scholastic medals will be presented to Vicki Blume, Gary Baumgartner. Paul Wedel. Robert Grant and Sara Jane Emrich.

Presbyterian Aid Society Meets At Medora Church MEDORA 'The Ladies' Aid! Sociely of the Summerville Pres. byterian Church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elsie Griffith with Mrs. Kenneth Bowers assisting hostess. Mrs.

U'. E. Warner condurted a Bible A brief business session followed. Refreshments were: served. were: Mrs.

Kenneth Bowers and son. Donnie. and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bowers, New York; Mrs. J.

M. Kitzmiller. Mrs. D. W.

Voorhees, Mrs. Charles Scharfenberg. Mrs. George Holliday and daughter, Eva. Mrs.

William Scarles, Mrs. L. E. Wilton, Mrs. James Mains, Mrs.

D. A. Plogger, Mrs. Albert Scharfenberg. Mrs.

H. E. WarnWarner, Mrs. Gene Schaefer and daughter, Sally Jo, Mrs. Grant Mrs.

Elsie Griffith and Mrs. George Nixon. Helping Hands Meet MEDORA The Helping Hand Society of the Baptist Church met all day Thursday in church basement. A potluck dinner was held at noon. At the meeting in the afternoon Mrs.

Bess Carter read the scripture and conducted a quiz. Sev. enteen members answered roll call. The society will meet again next Thursday to finish. the quilt.

There will be a sack lunch at noon. Opens Restaurant MEDORA Mrs. Elma Ward of Hoopeston, has leased the restaurant tuilding of A. E. Frueh and opened for business today.

Mrs. Ward is a sister of Russell and Ervin Hines of Medora. Bunker Hill Girl To Appear on Heidt Show BUNKER HILL Miss Sandr'a Teakert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Teakert, and a man al the University of was one of the three tants chosen of over 200 that that auditioned in Champaign Wednesday for the Horace Heidt program May 23 al paign.

Miss Teakert Miss Teakert, accompanied by her mother, sang "Them There She and the other two finalists will appear on channel 3 between 7 and 7:30 p. m. on May 19. Bowling Team Feted BUNKER HILL. Dr.

and Mrs. Carl Behrens, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Girth Mr. and Mrs.

Aldred Knibb, Mr. and Mrs. George Gugger, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood enjoyed A chicken dinner at the Stop Light Thursday evening.

The men are all members of the Knibb's Market bowling team. ('lub Entertained BUNKER HILL. The nightly Club ret at the home of Mrs. Norman Goebel. afternoon.

with 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Ewald Goebel, present. Games were played and the Sunshine Sisters exchanged Mothers' Day gifts. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next mecting will be ill the home of Mrs.

Fred Moulton 011 May 26. TONITE SUNDAY Doors Open 6:50 P.M. ROBERT WAGNER TERRY MOORE "BELOW THE 12-MILE REEF" Cinenuscope and Treh. Shown 8:20. 1511.1.

WILLIAMS NELLY RYAN "THE OUTLAW'S DAUGHTER" Tech. Show 7:00. Commencement Program Set Friday, May 27 at White Hall you! sewing easy 10, 112 yds. simHas I each York Name, in kill and but Copen- Godfrey WSCS Officers Named Mrs. Charles Kay To Head Organization GODFREY-Mrs.

Charles Kay was re-elented president. of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist CHurch Friday evening. The other officers elected were Mrs. Hayden Jennings, vice-president: Mrs. George Adair, secretary: and Mrs.

John Webb, treasurer. Elected as secretaries of the various departments were: Mrs. Howard Gray. spiritual life; Mrs. W.

R. Dean, promotion; Mrs. Loyd Carson, missionary; Earl McMichael, social relations and local church activities; Mrs. Marvin Dixon, student work; Mrs. J.

T. Barbour, youth work: Mrs. Paul Breitweiser, children's work; Mrs. Howard McElroy, literature and publications: Mrs. John Goings, supply: and Mrs.

Harold Haddock. status of women. The slate of officers was presented to the group by Mrs. Paul Breitweiser, chairman of the nominating committee. It was announced that the new typewriter purchased by the WSCS for use in the Wesley House had arrived.

The WSCS voted to continue to supply the janitor work for the Wesley House for another year. A donation was made to the boys dormitory at McKendree College, which is being built to house 100 boys. Devotions were Jed by Mrs. Harold Haddock and the program was presented by Mrs. Earl MacMichael.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Paul Breitweiser. Mrs. Howard McElroy, Mrs. Charles Kay, and Mrs.

Grace Boker. Britain's Dr. Roger Bannister, first man to run a mile in under four minutes, has won the Oxford William Hyde award for his studjes in the physiology of stress conditions. Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" Flenkhaus, former postmaster, three examinations have been taken by applicants for the Bethalto post. Delays in making an appointment after each have resulted in the tenure of the job by Elmer Schoeneweis, who also took the exams Results of the last examinawere delayed in publication, according to one of the applicants, by a complaint of one of the examines that the examination, given in Alton, was fiarly administered.

A check by postal agents, according to the applicant, fatted to uncover any irregularities in the administraof the test. Several residents here say that postal agents have been investigating the postal service in Bethalto, and, according to at least one resident, promise of a definite appointment from the last examination was made by one of the investigators. Bel-Air Self-Service Snack Bar Clean, Sanitary Rest Rooms Drive-In Theater Carefully Supervised Playground Junction 66-111 TONITE Pony Sold Gregory PECK Anne BAXTER WIDMARK Richard Technicolor TYRONE steering YELLOW SKY Canters les POWER tasers BOTH NIGHTS LATE SHOW "SHAGGY" SUNDAY-MONDAY DOL PICTURES CO UUSIA PICIVALS THE GLENN ports DANA THREE VIOLENT, FORD ANDREWS A HOURS MEN RUMAND ROBINSOM DONNA TO KILL MINIMA Color ay TECHNICOLOR REED Cole: by Canoe Brian Wane TECHNICOLOR FOSTER WINN ANDERSON He ALMER DUANME POSTER ed upon 4 4 hr Donald Heretics Pay by RICHARD ALAN SIMMONS and NOT HUGGINS in LETS I RACHA Du acted to EUDOLIE MAY HARRY ICE BIOAN DracIEd by ALFRED WHITE: HAll. The Hall Grade School commencemen! will be held at 8 p. m.

Friday. May 27 the high chool gymnasium. Director Sacppard of Mar Murray Colliege. Jackson ille, will he the guest speaker. Following is 3 list of graduates: Glen Angle.

Karen Backs. La Wanda Bequeaith. Charlotte Virginia Barnett. Gilenn Barnes. Biggs.

Stacey Biggs, Larry ngs. Danni Roirm Helen Bry. ant, Howard Camp Donald Cart. or. Nancy Castleberry.

Joyce: Chapman, William Coates. Margarot Cook. Brenda Dawdy. Donald Dorks. Don Dunlap.

Marlin bawdy. Sharon Day. be Jean Edwards, Joyce Elliott. Diana Fisher. Cynthia Fullerton.

Sylvia Fullerton. Wanda Gansa. J. D. Garner.

Ralph Garrison. Tamra Goodall, Stuart Greene. Mary Frances Hansen. Judith Gene Henson, Karen Harp, Elaine laves, Norman Marilyn Jerry Kirchner, Doris Koenig Reverly L. a y.

Gordon Liming. Wayne Logsdon, Carole Lorton, Gary Nowing. ham. James Norris. Dennis Ornella-.

Pauline Ou. Gordon Pointer, Robert Phares. Gary Phillips. Robert Pinkerton. Linda Piper.

Ruby Ransom. Dee Reno. ald Reveal. Stephen Rhoades. Dee Rochester.

Rita Rogers. Sharon Ryan, Danny Sheppard: Carl Simmons. Mary Lee Strange Larry Strawmatt. Shirley Strawmatt. Phyllis Suttles, Mary Frances Tunison, Roy Voyles, Karen Westnedge.

Phyllis nedge. Wesley Williams, James Willis and Jerald Wyatt. Recognition Day WHITE HALL Sunday will be Recognition Day in honor of all new members of the First Methodist Church. The laymen will have charge of the Musical numbers will be presented by the choirs. Bible School Dates Set WHITE HALL The Vacation Bible School will begin at D.

m1. June 13, al the First Baptist Church. The school will be in session each day Monday through Friday, with a closing program on Sunday evening. June 19. Mrs.

Newman's Rites WHITE HALL Funeral rites for Mrs. Hattie Newman, 75, who died Tuesday in Passavant Memorial Hospital, in Jacksonville, were held Friday al Wolfe Funeral Home in Roodhouse. Burial was in White Hall Cemetery. White Hall Notes WHITE HALL Miss Henrictia Gullett came home Thursday from Claremont, where she had spent the past six months. Royal Frazier has been named Lion tamer and Bill Ward, tail twister for the White Hall Lions Club.

Mrs. William Lee Dawdy returned Tuesday from Kansas City, where she visited several days with her daughter. Mrs. Fred Stimetz and family. The Greene County Democratic Women's Club will meet next Friday at 8 P.

m. at the home of Mrs. Thelma Wilkinson in, Roodhouse. Carl E. Henderson, Mrs.

Ruth Jenkins and Mrs. J. E. Richardson, all of Ridgeland. and Mrs.

A. N. Williamson of Greenwood. were here Thursday visiting relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Russell came home Thursday from A three months visit with Mary Scott Russell and Andrew B. Russell at Tucson.

and a month's visit with Lang Russell in San Anselmo, Calif. When they saw the ceiling' "swaying." 150 luncheon guests rushed from the dining room of a restaurant in Stockholm Sweden. Seconds later the whole ceiling collapsed. Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily White Hall PTA Meet Set May 23 GroundObserversCorps Will Present Program WHITE HALL The final Parent Teacher Association meeting of the year will be held at 7:30 p. 11.

May 23 in the high school gymnasium. Officers from the ground ohservers corps filter center at Springfield will present. a program. TeDeum To Hear John J. Mitchell John .1.

Mitchell. attorney, eastern business leader, and former government official. will address Alton To Drum. Wednesday, May 18. The address will follow a 6:30 dinner at Old Cathedral parish hall.

This meeting will be the last 'Te Deum 011 the third day of the month. Future meetings will be 1911 the first Wednesday of the month, to conform with the speakers' schedules and meeting dates of other chapters. Mitchell is a graduate of Bos. ton Coliege. of Georgetown University Law School.

George Washington Law School, and of the Nav. al School of Oriental Languages. He was an official of OPA in New York and gave up that position to enter the navy where he served in the rank of commander in World War IT. After several years in industry and business, he became a consultant for Michael DiSalle. director of the Office of Price Stabilization.

Ile at times represented foreign governments in New York and received from the Polish government-in-exile its second highest award for his work as chief council for the investigation of the Katyn Forest massacre. Kane KANE The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Melhodist Church met Thursday afternoon at the church. The lesson was given by Mrs. Orville Darr and Mrs. S.

F. Wehrly led the devotionals. The Elizabeth Chapter of OES held advance night Thursday. Miss Daisy and Miss Letha Davis, Alton, visited Wednesday at the C. L.

Hawk and Ralph Linder homes. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Hutchens returned home Thursday evening from Boise City, Okla. where they spent the week. Boy Turpening was called to Rockbridge Thursday by the death of his father, William Turpening. Mrs. Orville Darr.

Mrs. Donald Williams. and Sirs. Garcel Reynolds visited Mrs. Earl Rethefore and Harry Reno in St.

Louis Wednesday. The Sunshine Class of the Baptist Church entertained the Amoma and DOI classes Thursday at dinner. DANCE AT American Legion BARN BETHALTO May 14 OTIS BERRY And His Orchestra 7 HAVE YOU TRIED OUR SUNDAY DINNER? WHY NOT DO IT TOMORROW! Featuring: Delicious Chicken and Dumpling Southern Fried Chicken Beel Pork French Fried Shrimp Homie Made Pies Plate Bring the Entire Family Open 6:30 A. M. 10 3:30 P.

M. WEDGE CAFE Brondway and Henry CLARENCE DUNN, Owner STOCK CAR RACES SUNDAY, MAY 15th TIME TRIALS 7:15 CDT FIRST RACE 8:00 P.M. Races Sanctioned by the Alton Stock Car Owners Drivers Association. ALTON SPEEDWAY 1 Mile North of Godfrey on Junction Routes 67 and 111 PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE.