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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1032 THF DATLY JOURNAL PAGE THKEE smoked LUCKIES for three years A Service Which Brings Special Comments- We get special comments for our homelike Funeral Home, and for services as funeral directors fsom first call to the interment. Also for the reasonable cost which we can make by having light overhead expenses. Use our cement vaults, preserving caskets and contents, only t85 00; or Cypress vault, special for 00. Mr. and Mrs.

John E. J'hompson, Funeral Phone 11 SO MnrrayvWe. or, 686X, Jacksonville MISSION WILL BE SEVEN YEARS OLD; PLAN OBSERVANCE The latest item of news for the many friends of the "Wayside Mission." 852 East State street, is the celebration of Day. on Feb. 20 and 21.

On Feb. 20 It will be seven years since the Wayside Mission was founded. The charter members of the Circle," founded on that day. were the following: Elder C. Rigg8, now residing in -Kewanee.

111.. Mrs. Virginia Fegueirra and her daughter Lily of 1043 Doolln avenue, Clinton and Clifton Arenr. residents of this cltv, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Streuter, who were then living at 128 East Oak street. All members of the original founded by Cornelia and Meta Grueneuald. during the famous Billy Sunday meetings, and of the same society, reorganized by Mrs. Streuter after her return from India, are cordially Invited to be present at all the public meetings. Note books, badges, eld programs, or any other article of Interest for display on Founder Day may be turned in at the Wayside Mission, or Mrs.

Frank Arenr, 511 Hardin avenue The founders highly appreciate co-operation to make this occasion a Flowers for decoration will be acceptable. The following is a brief outline of the main of the program which will be rendered on that day: Saturday, Feb. 20, 1932. morning praise and prayer service a( 10 a. m.

At 2 p. m. Interested in Divine Healing will attend a special service, conducted largely by Elder W. C. RI brs by Mother founders.

Clinton Arenr. now attending Moody Bible Institute, to deliver a sermon at this tune. Music will be in charge of his twin brother. Clifton Weather conditions permitting, there' will be a street meeting north of the square at night, conducted by Mr. Abraham.

From to p. at- Founder Reunion at the home of Mrs Virginia Fegueirra. 1043 Dooltn Sunday aenices: Sunrise praise service at 6 a. In of the Areni twins and Mrs Miiton Arenz Sunday school at 9 a. communion and fellowship service at 10 30 a at' p.

the past and present histories of the Wayside will be the chief items of interest to the public. Mrs Streuter will read the principal history. History of Songs and Song Books, Clif- ton Arenz; Easter Sunrise Praise Services. Mrs. Clifton Arenr; Sunday School by the superintendent, M.

B. Metcalf; Young People's Meeting. Clifton Arcnz; History of Founders Day, Clinton Arenz. assisted by the others who uere there on Feb. 20, 1923.

There will be an introduction of workers who have assisted in the building up of the Mission since its At 7 p. in there will be a praise service, followed by ad- addresses or sermons by Elder Riggs. Clinton Arenz. K. Abraham, the pastor and others.

The public is cordially Invited to all the meetings except the Founder's Reunion. Clippings from the papers by friends will be highly appreciated. GOVERNORS MEET TO AID JOBLESS COUPLE CELEBRATE nor of MUs Reagan and Mr. Neb- 33TH ANNIVERSARY birthday Mrs. Eliza Crist Is ill at her home LENTEN SERVICES BEGIN AT CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR Lenten services began today at the Church of Our Saviour.

The schedule includes daily mass at 6 30 and 8 30, a.m with the usual Sunday masses. 1 Services will be held every day. Friday and Sunday during the Lenten season. The hour will be :30 On Wednesday evening the program will consist the Rosary, a sermon by Rev. Fr.

Holmes and the benediction On Friday evening the service consist of the Way of the Croas" and the benediction On Sunday evening, the program will be the Rosary, a aer-1 mon by Rev Fr Lawler and the bene diction Roodhouse, Feb. and Mrs, Charles Helm observed their 38th wedding anniversary Sunday at their home with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Flnace Dovel of Greenfield and Miss Eloiae Malone to help them celebrate the event.

Miss Leta Sullivan of Jacksonville spent the week end in the home of her sister, Mrs. Virgil Page. Clayton Ruyle of Elgin spent Sunday with his mother. Mis. Kite Ruyle.

Mrv Paul Woolaey and baby daughter, Mary Lou of Jerseyville, are spending a few days in the ome of Mrs. parents, md William Vigua and family. Jess Grizzle returned Monday evening after spending the past lew days with his daughters, Mines Anna and Louise of Chicago. Mr and Mrs. W.

C. Baldnoge and ion. Bobbie and Misses Agnes Reagan and Anna Metzger, all of Springfield were Sunday dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

P. Nebersall and family, the occasion oeing in with an attack of influenza. Mrs. Alta Johnson and daughter, Marjorie and Gate, and Thomas Spears and Miso Louise Schutt of Springfield were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Barnard and family. Miss Mabel Nelson and George Howard Greenwalt were Sunday guests in the home of the latter'e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bida Greenwalt. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Marsh and daughters, Helen and Maxine, transacted business in Jacksonville Monday. Robert Mitchell is among the influenza sufferers. READ JOURNAL WANT Unemployment was the problem that drew the attention if these state Chief Executives as they conferred at Albany, N. Y.

Left to right arc Governor Norman S. Case of Rhode Island. Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New Ycfk.

Governor John O. Pollard of Virginia, former Governor Cary Hardee of Florida, and Oovemor George Dem of Utah- An Old Firm in a NEW LOCATION WILLIAM RIMBEY PASSES AWAY IN HALSTEAD, KANS. Nora Rimbey, of Halstead, and daughter. Grace, of California. one New York, Feb.

J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, has been a patient in Presbytre-1 tan hospital for three days, it was learned tonight, Hoapltal authorities sajd he was there "for a YOU SAVE IN BUYING Mi d. Blakeman of Murrayvllle has received word by telegram of the death of her brother, William Rimbey, pi Halstead. Kansas. Funeral1 Services will be held In Kansas Thursday afternoon Mr Rimbey was formerly a resident of Morgan coumy and any friends as well as relatives In this neighborhood.

He survived by his widow, Mrs i We weld anything weldable, by the Omaha ElectncWelder process, from boilers to go- cars. automobiles to andirons. MASON Machine Co. 214 E. Court.

Phone 283. Formerly Kellogg Bros. A If 4 a a a it if i Co. A FREE LECTURE on Christian Science will be given at the Christian Science Church, 523 W. State Street, Tonight at 8 by Peter V.

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Lafayette Ave. f. C. Jenkinaon Fred R. Bailey DAY C.

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Now Much Cheaper This burner can be easily and quickly installed in your present Boiler or Furnace. Gives Clean Quick Automatic Heat The thermostat on your wall orders fuel and takes care of your firing AUTOMATICALLY convenient, economical and-r- Automatic and at a I riC0 OU Can Afford Let our Engineer tell you all about this new Service for Jacksonville. Just Phone 580 and he will gladly call at your convenience. Illinois Power and Liglit Corporation Low Rates for other smoked LUCKIES for three years. IVe tried almost every ether brand and found that LUCKIE3 are truly the only cigarettes that do not hurt my throat.

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