The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 4

I Social and Club Events CHARLES GRUNY OPENS LAW OFFICE IN CITY MODISH MITZ1. Her Intentior.3 Were so Good By J. V. Jay Announcement Pari? At West Senior House Miss He 1er i Tomr ud en Illinois nnoui need her dwarid Dur of was If er.iorHoir■e decon ated wi The party beca with i Kl. i Miss A four tanre v.

aspresc: wesre: TheHcro- Cilp The Hrro! Ot hr Pat Mini; Blanch esmai TheDean Flow er Insti A lo refresh ir lg the UP 5 t. at the ec of Sprin -Id. 5 Woman's Mi its citv at a coffee of West Sen clubs, will speak on dining and Genera! Music will be furnished by the student ensemble of the Illinois Conservatory of Music. Hostesses for the meeting are, Mrs. Charles Fawcett and Mrs.

T. H. Buekthorpe. Sipfie. Shulte.

Swearingen. lent 1 course hour. Davis. Mrs Flovd Duncan, Mrs. muel Tompkins.

Dean Olive Aus- Anna Bonansinpa and the Alpha Eta Pi Holds Business Mfeiinp Alpha Pi. freshman girls Literary society of Illinois College, held a business meeting: in the society room at the Smith House Friday afternoon Harel Ruyle. society president, was in charge of the meeting Mary Katherine Sturdy, rush captain ol the three older cirls societies, was present at the meeting and read to 'shman rirls the rules retrard- the freshi incr societ Several new pieces of furniture for the society room had arrived and they were examined and discussed by the membe rs. The new nieces are a combination table and desk with matching chair and new glass table lamp. All the pieces purchased for the room will be of earlv American desitrn in keeping with the house furnishings.

To Honor Seniors The alumnae of Illin ertaini' the coll 1220 Wes The he 3 until 6 nnae and former students Woman's College are en- the senior class members of 1 at Monday afternoon of Mrs. W. G. Goebel, avenue, rs of the tea will be from clock and the Goebel home will be beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Members nf the college will be guests at the tea.

1). S. Round Plans Final Meeting The last meetlrig of the Domestic Science Round Table is to be held this afternoon at the A Home The members will enjov a pot luck luncheon at 12 45 after which Mrs. J. McKinney, chairman of conservation, Illinois Federation of Fine Point Club At Capps Home The Fine Point Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Harry M. Capps. 1553 Mound aven. Sewing and fancy work was the pleasant diversion of the afternoon, after which tea was, served by the hostess. Children's Story Hour At Library Today In the absence of Miss Dorothy Hiatt, children's librarian.

Miss Betty Black will be in charge of the children's story hour at the public library this morning. Beginning- at 10:30 o'clock Miss Black will relate several Interesting stories for children. I. W. C.

Seniors Plan Spring Dance The Illinois Woman's College girls of the West and East Senior Houses will entertain with their spring dance this evening in the Senior Houses. The rooms will be beautifully decorated with spring flowers. About 11 o'clock an attractive buffet supper will be served to the Rirls and their guests. Twenty couples will be in attendance at the dance. Chaperones for the evening will be Miss Hazel Riggs, class advisor, and Mrs.

C. M. Hart. The committee in charge of the dance includes, Miss Lucile Elzey. general chairman; Miss Blanche Roller, Miss Thelma Priestley, Miss Marian Libbev and Miss Kathleen Wallace.

J. H. Seniors Will Enjoy Party The senior class members of the Jacksonville high school will enjoy a party this evening in the gymnasium of the high school. Only the members who have paid t.heir class dues will be admitted to the party. An evening of games has been planned by the committee in charge and refreshments will be served.

One object of the party is to enable Principal Mutch to become better acquainted with the members of the graduating class. Lutheran Church Guild Meets The Ladies Guild of the Lutheran church held their regular business meeting Thursday in the church basement, the president, Mrs. Wm. C. Brune.

presiding The afternoon was pleasantly spent in sewing. Mrs. Clarence Muehlhausen was welcomed into the societv as a new member. Charles Ray Gruny has opened an office for the general practice of law in the Morrison Building on West State street. He will be associated with Mayor John Reeve.

Mr Gruny is by no means a stranger to Jacksonville. He came to Illinois college in 1920, graduating, in the class of 1924. He was a mem- ber of the debating team for three years, president of Phi Alpha and editor of Rig Veda. Later he was elected a member of the Osage society, sn organization of the Senior Men of Illinois college. While he was in Jacksonville, for two years Mr.

Gruny served under Mr. Woolston at the School for the Blind. In the summer of 1928 Mr. Gruny completed his law course at. George Washington University Law school, Washington.

D. receiving the L. L. 13. degree.

Mr. Gruny passed the Illi- nois Bar examination in November! 1928. and on April 11, 1929, was ad- mitted to the practice of law by the supreme court. During his residence in Washington Mr. Gruny was employed in the capacity of an attorney in the commercial laws division of the Department of Commerce and is the author of a number of government publications and magazine articles.

Gruny is a member of the Phi Alpha Delta national legal fraternity. His friends in Jacksonville will wcl: come him and be pleased to know of his decision to become a citizen of this community. Alvin Carpenter, superintendent. Instead of the evening service we are in! viting all Providence folks to hear Dr Dowdell at Durbin. Dr.

Dcwdell is a i converted pugilist and former bar tender in a saloon. He is an excol- lent speaker and he.s a wonderful message. Trinity Episcopal F. Langton. rector.

4th Sunday after Easter. Early service 7:30 a. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. Morning prayer and sermon 10:45 a.

m. West Jacksonville C. Gearhart, L'beneser and Wesley Chapel, services at Ebonezer. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

Worship service at 10:45 n. m. Epworth League at 7:30 p. m. Charles Martin, leader.

Wesley Chapel. Sunday school nt 2:00 n. m. Worship service at 3:00 p. m.

The W. S. of Wesley Chapel will meet at the home of Mrs Rob- Scott on Thursday afternoon at TOO, May 2. Washington Burton, minis Mrs. Grace Ferreira, organist.

Frank F. Bracewell, choir direc Charles E. Souza. superintend church school. There will be prea ing services Sunday morning i 5 /en.ng.

Morning worsnip at 1C o'clock. Evening worship at 7 Dr. Wallace N. Stearns occupy the pulpit both morning evening, Rev. Burton having an gagement with a church in Chic Presbytery.

Dr Stearns will read statement written by the retiring tor ri the pulpit of the lc church vacant. Church school at 9 Miizi simply can undsuland it. Neither can Polly. The only person who is sure he understands it is the traffic cop. Mitzi's intentions were the best in the was simply economizing by getting rid of the chauffeur and driving the car herself.

And the trr.ffic cop in the le.i-i impressed bv white knitted su.t hat C. fi he twisted brain. Nor by Polly's polka dotted red and beige suit combined with plain beige woolen Nor by little beige hat of sisol has sucha MRS. RAUB RESIGNS AS DEAN OF WOMEN Reports of the regisnation of Mrs. Nellie Taylor Raub from the faculty of Illinois college were confirmed today by Mrs.

Raul) and President Rammelkamp. Mrs. Raub has been dean of women at Illinois College for the past four years. Prior to coming here she was in the English department at Rockford High school. Rockford.

111. Dean Raub has refused the of; for another deanship and plans to i leave the educational field. First Church of Christ Scientist- 523 West State street. Sunday morning services at 11 00 a. m.

Subject of the lesson sermon After Sunday school at 9 30 a. m. Wednesday evening services at 8:00 p. m. The reading room maintained in the church building, is open each wreek dav from 3-5 p.

The public is cordially invited to attend the services and to make use of the reading i room. Brooklyn M. E. school meets at Morning v. ship at 10:45.

May we meet you these services. Mt. Zion church i vices at nine o'clock and Sun school at ten. Merritt M. E.

church Sunday scl at 10 evening worship a These services are what make them. The church has a rs to expect the best there is in us service. A. A Bethel A. E.

morning. April 28th there will be the regular service at 11 a Theme, Go Home to Thy Friends St Mark 5th-19th. Evening worship at 7:45. Subject for the evening service "Two Kinds of All members and friends are cordiallv invited to attend each service. Lord's dav school at 2 30.

W. Parish, The May fete will open Wednesday. May 1st. The church is sparing no i order to make this affair a grf cess. J.

M. Hassell, pastor. M. Rule, pastor. Howard McCullough, superintend church school.

10 a. m. Church school followed public worship. Monday, at 10:30 a. the tl quarterly Conference will be held the church.

Rev. C. F. Juvinall, presiding. This is an important ing as the district superintendent prevented from being present for second quarterly conference, and be with us but once more this ferer.ee year.

We hope lor a large attendance morrow and that ail the official mi bcrs will be present for the con: 1 ence Monday. in uc- church MATRIMONY JACKSONVILLE WOMEN Hl RT IN AI TO MISHAP Taylor-Hensle FTank Elmer Taylor of Beardstown, Illinois and Miss Elizabeth M. Hensie of St. Louis, were united in marriage yesterday at Trinity Rec- i tory by the Rev. J.

F. Langton. rector of Trinity Episcopal church. They were attended by Russell Phelps and Mrs. Russell Phelps.

Parker-Bright Clorene Bright of Roodhouse, 111., and William Parker of Carrollton, 111., i were married in Chicago, 111, on April: 4, 1929 by the Rev. Karl Schlet in the1 Parish House of the German Lutheran church. Mrs. Parker is a graduate of Rood- house High school, class of 1923. They were attended by Mrs.

and Mrs. Will A Skeele, of Chicago. i iio cop WwS so ocicit'ivs ol Too bad. that is, for Mitzi and Polly. Also for Dad.

They did their best to help him by putting on especially attractive garments. Who knows? The Judge might be susceptible. coat is a princess cut tweed with dressmaker lines which r.rn new for really tailored costumcs. Her felt with tha biue tones of Vn tweed mixture coat across the back and was before Her ha were judge i to IWUlO.Li-w tweed. Polly's red and grey has unusual lines of stitching a button where no button ever I is beku and felt, both red If 4 Sunaay Church Services Special values in Millinery and Dresses Friday and Saturday.

Illinois Theater Hat Shop. a a a Pf Permanent Wave Marcel 50c Lisie Beauty Shop $5.00 4 nd Miss White. Hamey, ti Mae P. Kelley, Open Evenings 209 E. Morgan St.

TEL. 676 Three Jacksonville women were painfully but not seriously injured in an automobile accident Wednesday night in the hard road near New Berlin as they were enroute to attend a Pocahontas lodge meeting in Springfield. The sedan in which they were making the trip, belonging to Mrs. Laura Larson, was pactiaclly demolished when it overturned. Mrs.

Larson, Mrs. Sadie Seymour and Mrs. Clara Wyatt of this city and a Peoria woman were going to attend the meeting. In attempting to pass a truck, it is reported, the Jacksonville car skidded off the pavement and turned over. Mrs.

Larson sustained an injury to her arm and other bruises. It- was at first feared that a fracture had resulted. but examination did not reveal a fracture. Mrs Seymour suffered an injury to her head and cuts on one ankle. Both Mrs.

Wyatt and the Peoria resident were cut on the face by shattered glass. The women were given medical attention and went on to Springfield. Megginson-Bown Paul Megginson of Woodson and Mrs. Susan M. Bown of Riverside, were united in marriage Wednesday at Woodson, Rev.

J. C. Daii, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by Simpson S. Megginson and Roy S.

Megginson. Mr. Megginson is engaged in farming near Woodson. His wife is a former resident of this county. State Street Presbyterian April 28, 1929.

John McGown Stevenson. pastor. John K. Furry. Sundav school superintendent.

Mrs. Carl E. Robinson, soloist. Mrs. Helen Bullard, organist.

9:30 a. m. Sunday school. 10:30 a Session meeting. 10:45 a.

m. Morning worship. Sermon by the pastor 5:30 p. m. Fellowship supper.

Hosts. Mr. and Mrs John Johnson. 6:30 p. Senior C.

E. 7:30 p. m. Union service at Westminster church. The address will be given by Dr.

Oxtoby assisted by the pastor. Dr. Oxtoby will give a most interesting illustrated address This is Dr. Oxtoby's last night at the union service and we are asking all the friends to Join in the union service. Wednesday 2:30 p.

m. Happy Flour class monthly social meeting. nesday 6:15 p. m. The Wednesday Evening Church Ciab.

in-n meet for practice at the close of tne morning service. First Baptist for the ister. 9 30 a. Stew'arr. sup't.

Church Westrate. Bible school Byron You will enjoy the ce school. Bring your children. 6 .30 p. m.

Our Young Peoples Societies urge 1 the youth to be present. 7:30 p. m. Big evening evangelistic service. The pastor is going to speak upon a theme that will be of great interest to the young people.

The will be. "Can Young America Paddle Their Own urge everybody to hear this sermon. Do you enjoy good music? Don't fail to hear the male quartet then. Mrs. Hardin will sing a solo.

Live snappy song service. Bring your friends. Central Christian Ch ister. Pontius Sup't school. C.

L. Mathis. Assistant sup't O. Roodhouse. Church school at 9 30.

Morning worship at 10 45. Dr. Pontius will preach upon the theme The quartet under the direction of Mr. Pearson will sine "Sing Alleluia by Shelley. Intermediate and Senior C.

6 30 Mrs. A. D. Hermann will lead the Senior meeting. Topic.

"The Triumphs of the Bible on Mission Fields." Evening worship at 7 30. Theme of the sermon by the pastor, "Mv Idea of Warless Mr. Pearson w.l sing a solo entitled "Enough bv Rolf. The church a cordial welcome. Salem Ev.

Lutheran East at Beecher Avenue. Kuppler pastor. Fourth Sunday a Easter. Sunday school and class at 9 a. m.

Public worship holy communion at 10 30 a in I paratory service at 10 theme, "Every Good Gift Co: From God." Jamo.i Evening worship at 7 30. 8ubj The Fifth Petition. "And Forgive Our Debts as We Forgive our Dt A cordial welcome is extended attend all services. The Aid will meet The Walther League will meet 1 day evening at 8 oclock. instead Thursday.

The German communion sen will be held Sunday May 5, at 1 m. instead of the following Sund Wo erian 9:30 3. hurc 9 30 fellowship of our school. Splendid teachers and fine class spirit. Bring another friend with you.

Help reach the 500 mark Sunday. Be on time. 10:45 a m. Morning worship. The pastors message will help your spiritual life and he urges your presence to hear it.

The theme will be. "The Women Who Became a Powerful Mrs. Lois Hardin will sing. every member, friend and stranger be present. 2:30 p.

m. Chapel Sun- Durbin, Asburv, Providence M. E. N. Johnstone, pastor Asbury, morning service at 9 30.

C. Dowdell, preacher. Dr. Dowdell will have a real message. Sunday school 10:30 a m.

John Hembrough, superintendent. Durbin, Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Edgar Oxley, superintendent. Morning service at 11.00.

Message by Dr. Dowdell. Epworth League at. 7:00 p. m.

Illustrated lecture by Dr Dowdell at 7:30 p. m. Providence. Sunday school 10:00 a. m.

FUNERALS I- Furry Sons Mrs. John Hayes Funeral services for Mrs. John Hayes were conducted nt 10:30 o'clock Friday morning ot the Methodist I church in Alexander, Rev. Twyford I of Jacksonville officiating. Interment was made in Antioch cemetery, i Music was furnished by a quartet composed of Mrs.

Kenneth Beerup, I Mrs. Gorman, Claude Keenan and 1 Fred Neal, with Miss Virginia Kwnan as accompanist. The flowers were in charge of Mrs. i William Lindsay and Mrs. Copp.

The casket bearers were Arnold McCann. Louis West. Porter Bertram, John Dixon, John Brown and Oliver Dixon. It had been planned to hold the funeral at Antioch church, but the arrangements wrere changed so that it was at the Alexander church. Jy.cme 234 W.

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Schumacher will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the St. Paul's Lutheran church in Chapin, Rev. J. II. Seiving officiating.

Large selection newest Hats. FLEXNERS I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY house. Not modem. Apply 723 Jordan St. 4-27-It in private home by girl.

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4-27-3t feed Scratch, 100 Pounds 2.50 FOR bulbs, 12c and 24c dozen. Garfield. 1115 North I Diamond. Phone 804-Wr. FOR Red Turkey Eggs, 33c each.

Mrs. C. R. Gibson, Franklin. 4-27 2t FOR touring A-l condition.

Bargain. Call ft 310 West Beecher. 4-27 2t Centenarv Smith, minister. Bible school Albert Metcalf, superinten Junior church service. Subject of the sermon at 10 45 by the pastor is, "The Authority of Jesus." Special music.

Epworth League at 6 30. Evening worship 7.30. Special music and an inspiring service. Sermon theme. "Your Thoughts and You Grace E.

A Byrns. minister. Sunday school at 9 30. T. V.

Hopper, superintendent. Dad's Day will be observed in the Sunday school with an appropriate program. Morning worship at 10 45. Dr. Arthur F.

Ewart will deliver the sermon. Special musical numbers by the quartette at both services Epworth League will meet at 6 30 At the evening service the man's class will sponsor the program with Le- Husted presiding. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening af 7 30 with Dr G. Scrimger as the leader Westminster Presbyterian Rev Frederick B. Oxtoby.

D. Moderator of session. 9 30 Church school. Mr W. J.

Brady, superintendent. 10:45 Morning worship. Dr. Oxtoby will have for the subject of sermon, "Christianity and Better Homes" 2.15 Junior Christian Endeavor. Mrs.

Nelms in charpe. 6 30 Young Peoples meeting preceded by supper at 5 30. 7 30 Union service nt the Westminster church. Dr Oxtoby will preach Illustrating his with stereopticon slides on the subject Dr. Stevenson will assist in the service.

7 30 Wednesday, May 1. prayer meeting. day are as lollow: day school in charge of Porter i morning worship at 10 30 a William Swartzweldcr will charge of the services. Subject Lord Our Dwelling All the pu is cordially invited nnd members of the congregation urgei be present. Young peoples at 6 45 p.

This service will be one A lock of hair of Napoleon was 'ently sold in Sydney, Australia, Market and Plant Sale Westminster church this morning. SORE -I AI Relief guaranteed with one swailov THOXINl I huji and all ul good drug Congregational Church Rev Wayne L. Waters, minister. Mrs. A Gregory, director of music.

Willard Werner, organist. Emma Daniels, church hostess. 9 45 Church school will meet in all departments. Spink, superintendent. 10:43 Kindergarten and primary departments.

Parents may leave their children in these departments and' call for fhem 1 at the close of the morning service, 10 45 Morning service of worship. Sermon by the pastor. Subject. A World in the 5:30 Young People's luncheon. 6:30 Christian Endeavor society.

church is a church with an open door, an open mind, a friendly spirit and a community W'elcome to our services. Week-day schedule: Pilgrim memorial open for community service every week-day afternoon. Monday: Oececa Camp Fire will meet at 4:00. Scout troop 6 will meet at: 7:00. Tuesday: Club will meet nt 4:00.

Hi Club supper at 6.15. Pioneers Club will meet at 7 00. Wednesday: Camp Fire will at 4:00. Junior scout troop will meet at 4:00. Mid-week devotional hour at 7:30.

Thursday. Wolf Cub Park at 4:00. Friday: The Brotherhood supper and meeting will be held at 6:15. This Is the twenty first anniversary of the brotherhood. Officers for the coming year will be elected Saturday: The Librarian Miss Georgia Fairbank will be in the Library from 3 until 5:30 Northminster Presbyterian Church NO COMPANY IS BIGGER OR BETTER THAN THE LOCAL AGENT WHO SERVES IT are equipped render the in Service Insurance Service All Lines The BANKERS Agency Room 1, Buekthorpe Building Electric Refrigerator You will like? the quietness and simplicity of the General Electric frigerator.

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