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Our Service We Call for and Deliver THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, W2 JACKSONVILLE a TLY JOiJkNAL rrF STOOV IKAL PICTURES 4 0 KING Social axtd Club Events IF.GLD reunion of ATOR FAMILY AT PARK ON SUNDAY Liberty Aid Society letter, where they At Home visiting. Miss Betty Claire been In The Liberty Aid society of Mark- Pentwater since early tn June visiting ham met In regular session yesterday i with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tomlinson afternoon at the home of Mrs. Scott! They were accompanied home by Holmes.

Edward Tomlinson Jr. of Indianapolis The meeting was called to order by who will spend some time visiting at Mis John Boddy, vice-president and the home of grandparents. Mr. and Glenn a Arenzvillc. Aug.

3 descendants of Jacob and Mary Smith Ator ered at the home of Mi ant Mrs Charles Ator, east of Anmzville t. day for their annual reunion the noon hour a bountiful basket dinner vu served after which program was enjoyed as foil'- Ator. Arthur Ohi she opened the period with prayer.j Mrs T. Tomlinson, on Lockwood Following the business session, the I place. time was spent tn for Paw.aY'-j int hospital.

meeting was closed Guild to Meet with the Lord Prayer repeated In At Northminater unison. The Westminster Guild Society of Ten members and seseral guests Northminater church will hold its were senSd to refreshments by the regular meeting at the manse on hostess at the close of the meeting Thursday evening I The leaders will be Misses Helen Martin and Italia Menezes. nr Centml Christian Church Group Meets. The of the Quilters society of Central Christian church gave a twelve o'clock dinner at the church (parlors yesterday in honor of the pastor, Rev. M.

L. Pontius The meal Letter Aiuillary Outing Ten members of the loca! Letter Carriers' Auxiliary and several guesu the day Tuesday at Matanzai Instruments Ator. The minutes of the were read by the erf Newton The business session this time and the fol were elected Beil! Vice Arth I Secretary and Newton The 1933 reunion is to. Ca: the home of Mr and Mrs Enoch Edmonston of Ruahville last Sunday in July. Those who attended Sunday were: Mr.

and Mrs Enoch Edmonstor and Mrs. Belle Carter. Mr. and Brooke Edmonston and of Nellie Hastie and son. Charles, of Des Moines, Iowa; Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Bolle and daughter. Suzanne, of Petersburg; Mr and Mrs Arthur Reams of Peoria Maude Dunton of Los Angeles California; Mrs Earnest Reams and Margaret Niemann, of Chapin: Mr and Mrs. J. and sons Everett Merle ri B.vrcn; Mr and Mn, Noah I of Vir Mrs Minnie vrence and children of Portland.

Oregon; Mr. and M.s. McGinnis. 1 Nergenah Glenna Piank Ruth Rooney Mr. and Mrs.

J. Newton Ir and Mrs Henry Zulauf and 1am- ily; Mr and Mrs, C. B. Ator. Phillip ri oi Concord; Mr.

and Mrs. John and son. Wilbur; Mr and Mrs. George Seigfned. Mr and Mrs Mason.

Mr and Mrs. Joseph Dodds and son; Mr and Mrs. Earnest Pires ana sons, Gerald and Garland, of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Neill and son Donald and Mr.

and Mrs Harold McGinnis and son. Leland. of Arcadia; Mr and Mrs sell McGinnis. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson Smith, tuthei Ator and Malcolm Charles and June. Snuff, of ArensviUe Mr.

and Mrs Harvey McLain and family: Mr and Mrs Lee McGinnis and family; Mr and Mrs. Emmett, Lbenezer Burgoo, 10, MM Coppy saw the big fat pig he here. aJ so fat they cannot consisted of fried chicken and all Beach In the afternoon the Aux mmped and then began to jig Oh. run Yet they might bounce along let me ride on that1' he cried "It "However, Times, your fun and toss me around and make them bounce, or run Of course the porky may move slowjl'm the big balloons burs; oecause his body but lam they are good and strong glad to have one that is built close, ----------to the gtound A funny, "Moo! then wa All right, hop on," the man re-, heard Wee Scouty say a word 1 plied sure have a dandy but rushed up to a puffed up cot and, Just hang on to the fat pig's, grabiwd him by the horn can and then hold your seat Hold still, there, bossy," Scouty So Ccppy promptly climbed aboard, cried "Right on your back going The nfJier happy Tinies roared. Mv to ride.

Please hold you head up high because looking quite forlcar. Wee Duncv was the last of all He picked a giraffe, lean and tall. 'How am I gofnp to climb on the little fellow men The kind balloon man said "I'll ier.d a and Duncv cried. That srrand'" In rust a moment everyone was for ride, 1932. NTA Service, Inc accompanying good eats Guesta at the gathering were Mrs Llizie Liter, of Literbery.

and John Boddy. of Markham The serving was done by Mr? fda iXitner. Mrs Tom Jenkinson and Mrs. I Pirdle Smith Mrs. oilman and I amlly Keturn from Pentwater Mrs Woltman.

Wc4t- man and Miss Betty Claire Woltman have returned to the from Pent- aroedness. you lock funny Duncv, a treat!" lliary held its regular meeting, at which Mrs Eugene Mllbum gave a report of the state convention at Danville, to which she was a delegate. A bountiful dinner was served at noon Mrs. Andrew Cobb and Mrs Glen Skinner went to Matanra: the previous evening and prepared the food The ladies spent much time taking advantage of the recreational features of the resort boating, fishing and swimming. Oh.

look' An elephant Ive found," cried Windy "Hes high from the gTcund. but I will try him anyway. Who'll help ma get in I will." Sceutv. "I am used to giMng Tinymites a boost Then I will pick ar- animal and we wUl have a Thi talloon man smued and said fear mat you will find no speed CENTRAL CHURCH AUDITORIUM TO BE REOPENED SUNDAY Sronty nett aon a tn the HARRY E. BOYD TO WED MISS DRASER New York.

Aug 3 he marriage of MUa Ethiyn I Draser and Harry Boyd of Jacksonville. Hi will be performed here Thursday, 4 at the a a Little-Church-Around-tne- Comer on West Twenty-ninth street The couple made this announce- Hear Congressman Henry T. Rainey apeak Winchester burgoo picnic Thura. evening. KilU Fhea-Antt Roaches 4ad tMhm lumi rr.er.t when they at? wed at the Munir i Miss Draper the daughter cf Me and Mrs George Draser and formerly resided in Maacoutah.

Ill, She at present a high school instructor. Mr Boyd is the son of Mr und Mrs Edward and formerly lived in Streator, 111 For several years he has credit manager of the Rasar Collection Agency of Jacksonville with offices in the Avers Bank boUding CHARLES KINGSTON DIES FOLLOWING A The redecoraticn of the auditorium of Central Christ ian church has been el ji completed and a special rededication uned a license wlil held next Sunday to i buildic formally reopen this portion of the -----w building. Those who attend church this special opening service will itnd themselves in a beautiful auditorium, in shades from mellow brown to ivory Gold lead hat been used for the high llghtlnt effects. The entire auditorium has been redecorated. the woodwork cleaned, the organ pipes reflmshed, the Baptistry picture cleaned and retouched, and the auditorium entrances refinished The painting has been done in oil.

whereas the former work was water color. The study has also been refinished. and repairs costing 1200 have been made on the church roof. The work of redecorating the auditorium was done by Shsnbacker A- Helpers The Young Married People class and the Loyal Women have as their project the placing of a new gas stove and new gas ovens in the church kitchen The Business Womens Bible class will have the study and office rewired and equipped with new electric The Loyal Men a class and the Auditorium class and other organizations have not decided on their projects But these will be determined later The repairs includes the placing of seversl new radiators tn church, and the redecoration of the Sunday school room The music for the special rededlca- tion service Sunday will be furnished by Miss Alice Mathia Mrs Francis Plouer and Miss Rhoda Olds The pastor Rev. Pontius will deliver a speciaJ sermon on Rededicating the Temple I Or At Tour Lucky Boy Twisted Bread The bread that fully satisfies great too for toast.

your grocer! Ideal Baking Company ett St. Phonr Son of Springfield, and the other re- i PfJflTHV TT I NFSS painting in the church is being done LtnVJUU by Albert Biggs The work oi revoic- mg and cleaning the pipe organ is being done by Warren Gratian of Bunker Hill. The repairs and redecoration which the church plant is undergoing are all centennial projects of the vancus organiations of the church. The redecoration of the auditorium was the project of the Quilters and the A Society. That of revoicing the organ was undertaken by the Pastoral Charles Kingston.

SC. father of Mrs Louis Meyer of this r.ty. passed awny at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Meyer near Tuesday afternoon follow'ing a long illness Mr Kingston was a life-long resident of Caaa oounty. Puneral services will be held at Trinity Lutheran church in Arem- ville Friday afternoon at 2.30.

Burial will be in the ArenrviUe Lutheran cemetary Mr. Kingston is survived by five daughters, Mrs Louis Meyer oi Jacksonville; Mrs. Jld Vincent of Arenzville; Mrs Fred Reither of Beardstown: Mrs John Meyer of Arensrilk. and Mrs. Erich Holtman of Kansas City.

Mo There sre also seventeen grandchildren and six great grandchildren Hear Miaa Louise Gates apeak on the aubject alitiea Behind the Changing Forcea in Near Eaat and tonight, 7:30 Grace M. E. church. Adm. 25c.

Davis Switch proud parents of a son Mother and baby are getting along fine at Psssa- hospital. Henry Ghale of Quincy, called on Jack Leach. Mr Ghale spending a dav with Louis Wahl near Wooden Mrs Howard Simmons called on Mrs Leach south of the city. Mr and Mrs Johh Costello entertained friends from St Louis the past week, also Mr Costellos sister, of Jacksonville. Mrs.

Leach spent Friaay evemet with her niece, Mrs Crouse of Murrajrrille. Howard Summons has been helping Sam Ritter with carpenter work the past week. Mr and Mrs Balinton ard Mrs Croger of Jacksonville were recent Msitors of Mr and Mis. Dick Sutler. iTNNfc mm 0HI Gilmore Barnett reunion Aug.

21, at Frank Waltman home. Mrs. David Barber, Sec. MATRIMONY Merrill Wheeler, of Freeburg. 111., and Miss Anastasia Svoboda cf ulle.

Ill, were united in matriage yesterday afternoon at four-thirty by Rev. H. Thrall at the Centenary church parsonage on East State street. Mr and Mrs Wheeler left immediately after the ceremony for Gnggs- Mile where they will spend several Thev srill reside on a farm near 1 Preeburg. SPECIAL! Reconditioning Oil Permanent Wave, complete with SHAMPOO and 9 FINGER WAVE for vLifaO Beauty Shop Open Evenings.

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