The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 17

PHONE TUA WANT VI 61 CK 30NVILLE. Stewart Family Holds Reunion in White Hall White second annual reunion of the Stewart family was held at the Lions park on Sunday with a basket dinner at noon. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil White and son, Cyrene, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Smith and three children, Rantoul, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smoshy and four children, Mr. and Mrs.

George Brown and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steven and daughter, Mrs. Elsie Steven, Helen Smith, St. Louis, Mr.

and Mrs. Eldon Bushnell, Alton, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan, East Alton, Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Stewart, and three children, Pittsfield; Mr. and Mrs. Edward York, Mr. and Mrs.

Orval Stewart, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart, Wanda and Cnrol Tavener, Jess Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bushnell, Roodhouse; Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Page and sons, Hillview; Se.nley Grizzle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart and three children, White Hall; Mrs. Stanley Dobson, Mr.

and Mrs. John Dobson, Mrs. Less Hanly, Winchester; Mrs. Clarence Dobson, Msey. Pruitt Reunion Thirty-three members attended he second reunion of the Pruitt family held Sunday in the Lions park with a basket dinner at noon.

Present were Mrs. Lenore Jacksonville; Mrs. Mary rlart, Mr. and Mrs. John Rood- aouse and family, Roodhouse; Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Pembrook and aniily, Greenfield; Mr. and Mrs. John Pruitt, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Pastor of the church Funny Business ly HarsNiriM their famous bridge TO DEDICATE A EW LUTHERAN CHURCH AT VIRDEN SUNDAY Virden, services will be held Sunday, Sept.

14 for the new Evangelical Lutheran church of the Holy Cross at Virden. There will be special services according to an announcement made by the Rev. Edward J. Schick, Hutton, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hart ind son. Mr and Mrs. Delbert Hutson, Marge and Donna Shaw, Mr. Mrs. Junior Hutton, Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Hutton and sons, Mrs. Delbert Winters and sons, White Hall. Headed For Germany Junior Hutton who has been stationed at Ft. Riley, Kansas, with the armed services is on a two The basement chapel measures 62 by 28 and is of cement block construction.

The altar, pulpit, lecturn, baptismal front and communion rails in the Chapel were all made by skilled members of the congregation. The morning service will be at 10:30 and the dedication service will be at 2:30 p.m. (DST) There will be a guest speaker at the afternoon service. The public is cor- leave here before going to Germany. His wife is the former invited to attend.

Marian Tillery of White Hall. VIRGINIA Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian church is In session at the Mt. Gilead church, near Greenville, 111. Those present from the Shiloh Cumberland church are: Rev. and Mrs.

A. J. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bierhaus, Mrs.

George Dour, Mrs. Grace Riley, Mrs. Carlos Kruse, Mrs. Nellie Kruse, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Cox and Russell Cox. The Missionary society of the Shiloh church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Fanning, Taesday afternoon, Sept. 16. Mrs.

Kerschel Williams will be program leader. Relatives have received word frcm Pfc. and Mrs. Kenneth Devlin, that Pfc. Devlin has been chosen to teach physical education and act as football coach for Camp Pickett, where he is stationed.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roegge and of Roanoke, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pine, of Bunker Hill, and Mrs.

Robert Reynolds of this city Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Drogan. The Shiloh Cumberland church will serve their annual chicken supper on Sept 18. Serving will begin tt 5 Mrs.

James Simmerman and daughter, Miss Betty Lou, and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Emerick were weekend visitors in Beardstown.

Roy Cougal of St. Johns, Canada, who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Oscar Crum, left for his home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Clason of Evanston left Monday after visit with Mrs. Henry Jacobs and Mrs. Bernita Farrar. Mrs. Clason is the former Edith Randolph of this city Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Guite, of Lawrenceville, 111., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Drogan. MURRAYVILLE and Mrs.

Claude Vasey and children were Monday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones.

Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Orlando of Washington, D. were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Boston and family. Mrs. Elvis Spencer spent several days last week with her daughter. Mrs. John Sherwin and family of Glasgow.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boston and family attended the Boston family reunion at Nichols park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ova Perkins were dinner guests Sunday of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins of Jacksonville. Miss Louise Reynolds was a recent visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Neal Brown and family. Miss Reynolds has completed two years of a four year enlistment in the Waves and is serving as a dental assistant at the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blakeman took their daughter, Sharon, and her roommate, Marilyn Streling of Pontiac, to Lamoni, Iowa.

Sunday where they are students at Graceland College. Both girls are sophomores. MERRITT Carolyn, Johnny and Maxine Lael spent Sunday at the home of Lola Funk and family. Mrs. Curtis Carey and son.

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Charles Schuling and Sharon of Des Moines, Iowa, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Funk. Fritz Haskell and sister, Dovle Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Funk Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuling and Mrs. Charles Schuling and Sharon were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. Mrs.

Clyde Funk. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dawson were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Lola Funk and family. Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Stewart of Milwaukee. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ommen of Jacksonville, Mrs. Felka Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Holbrook and son and Mrs.

Addle Lovekamp of Beardstown were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Fannie Buchanan and Arthur Lovekamp. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Ommen and Mrs.

Thomas are sisters of Arthur Lovekamp, Mrs. Holbrook, a niece and Addle Love kamp, a sister-in-law. This was the first time all have visited together for three years. DURBIN and Mrs. Loren Davis of Maxwell, have been visiting their cousins, the during the past week.

Rev. and Mrs. Batty have returned after a three weeks vacation in California. Mr. and Mrs.

George Wilson and son, David, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miner of Harland, on Sunday. Mrs. Dennis Whalen has been suffering with a bad leg for the past several days.

and Mrs. Hubert Twyford, Miss Phyllis Twyford, Miss Patty Shadid, Miss Joyce Kinnett and George Hardy visited Sunday at Great Lakes Naval station with Robert Twyford, son of the former. They also went to Milwaukee. Robet will be home on leave about Sept. 15 th.

Several members of the Durbin community attended the Becker and Hughes wedding held Sunday in Jacksonville at. the Cjnaretrationai church PATTERSON quests of Mr and Mrs. Charles Cowper were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dawdy and son, Larry, and Mrs.

Mildred McEvers. Af ternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pryor and daughter, Gladys, of near Glasgow and Mrs. Marie Dawdy and sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Billy McCarthy of White Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dawdy.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Daw dy, son, Lester, daughter, Linda, and grandsons, Gordon and Darrell Dawdy, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McEvers and son, Stanley, spent Sunday in St.

Louis. Lucille Dawdy has returned to her studies at Western State Teachers College in Macomb. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walk, Mrs Lee Ambrose and Mrs.

Lonnie Day of Peoria spent Sunday in the Orville Loyelace home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of near Glasgow visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Sor rells. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hicks and daughters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. William Wald in White Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dawdy have moved into the Mrs. Bernice Deaton property. He is employed at the store in White Hall.

Mrs. Pearl Seely spent the week end with Mrs. Alta Young and Harold Wilkinson and all visited Sunday afternoon in Murrayville with Mrs. Emma Stice and Miss Mattie Martin at the Mrs. Bessie Mayberry home.

Mrs. Anna Cunningham of Glasgow spent Friday night with Mrs Alta Young. Mrs. Marie Dawdy and son, zil, spent Monday in St. Louis.

ARENZVILLE and Mrs. Harold Wessler and sons, Wendell and Robbie, were in Peoria Sunday afternoon to attend the wedding of Miss Sheila Baker and Arlen Field at Westminster Presbyterian church. Mr. Field is a fraternity brother of Max Wessler. Mr.

and Mrs. James Bayne of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Schuman of Centralia visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hierman and family of this city.

Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe G. Linder of Macomb and Mrs. Mary Naylor of Jacksonville, were visitors at the home of Mrs.

Mary Musch and family. Dr. Linder is a member of the faculty of the Western State Teachers College and is beginning his I 34th year as an instructor. He i taught three years in the Arenzville high school and since then has been at his presen? position. Mrs.

Linder is an assistant teacher at the college. The Arenzville unit of Home Bur- was hostess at the district meeting Tuesdty, Sept. 8, at 2 p.m. The district consists of Union, Monroe and Cass counties. The meeting wasj held at the Legion hall.

The major lesson was Your byi Miss Downing. Stucker Family Reunion Is Held At Nichols Park Nichols park in Jacksonville was the scene on August 31 for the 1952 reunion of members of the Stucker family. A dinner was served at noon and the afternoon spent so cially. Attending were Mr. and Mrs Ray Stucker and sons, Billy, Ed ward Lee and Walter Earl of Stone ford, Mr.

and Mrs. John Stucker and children, Merle, Edward, George and Phyllis of Jerseyville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stucker of Springfield; Mrs. Ray Stucker, and daughter, Sherila Elaine, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Stucker and sons, Ronnie and Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laughary and Sonny, Katherine and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Myers and sons, Harry Lee, Ray and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Allen and children, David and Marry, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Filkin and children, Elizabeth, Charley, Kay and Linda of Springfield; Mrs.

Mae Keyes and Linda Lou, Freddie Keyes and W. A. Stone of Nashville; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rose and daughter, Iva, Harvey Myers, Mrs.

Laura Aillen of Harrisburg. All of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stucker grandchildren were present other than Larry and Betty Jean Stucker. iroaer Buy LIVE BETTER FOR LESS! LIBBY'S HILLS DALE.

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