The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 3

pWONi? TOUR 1 AUS THE DAILY JOURNAL. JACKSONVnXE ILL. SITNDAY, iNOVEMBEK 19 1950 PAGE Salvation Army By Community Chest The local Community Chest has Army maintains two offices one at the means of eliminating a the local Post with Miss Lou Lawson; tremendous amount of clerical uork as secretary, and the production de-j Workers in the commercial div- in the Solvation Army accordin'? partmen: at the Court House with ision of the Community Chest adopt- Major Henri Com.mand- Mrs. Lucille Schrader doing the ed the slogan half pay is in? officer. It does away with the secretarial work.

tliG Community Chest as their annual drive which is xhe young peoples had division kick-off meeting 'vhich entails much work a.s, grown to sucn proportions at Community collection oi and iihng. during the last few vears that headquarters. Charles (Bud) It is estimated individual to employ an assis- divLsion chairman, suggested drives by the ligencies would require lain ro th; Coirtr.anriing Ofiicer. tv.onty five percent xhat poMtiou is filled by Lt. Robert S'Shts on this jf the total amount raLsed to man- schapner: a iiraduate of the commercial division of the igc tne 4 ns including the fol- xrairing in campaign will solicit pledges and low up v.ork.

and from stand- contributions from employees of the point the Commur.ity 11 Sjerved firms and offices. About Is tiio most economical way o. 24 of ''Iwni contacted, by better ng funds. sntlter at the thirty solicitors. The 11,257 Attend -Meetinus meals were serv- into 14 areas with a cap- The S.lvai.on Am Hs.

and oOO each. iir.M ter. mon' hs oi (peru.on j' Rowe, general chairman Morean CouiUy in ha.s conduc- campaign charged the soiicit- 'ed a total of 464 meetings at its 'Thirty one orders of fuel ors to be thorough in their canvas, xiiracks wa-h an attendance of orders of groceries of the downtown employees .57 127rj l.ave made while 32 cases have children or brothers and sisters .0 home, und while furnished witn medical care, that are enjoying the or the 1452 oliice were held. The Community Scouts," Rowe said, conse- MajOi' has said. quently are very enthused over the be a dead duck.

Its services work of the agencies and are anxious Oon't Neglect Piles and Colon Troubles FREE Dangers of Associated Ailments GIVE EARNINGS TO COMMUNITY CHEST to us are i.ndispensiblc.’ HE CIRCLE 01 LOCAL TK iCllERS TO II il iioLiD iv pAm to make Rowe also urged employers and I owners to be prompt in in their places of busi- ne.ss. "Delay is costly to everyone. Rowe said. are very anxious i that all receive the solicitor quickly, finish the job and have the report Tl.e Jacksonville Teachers Read- iready for the first call back. It i.s Circle met Nov.

10 at the home to the volunteer worker to of Harriet Milburn. Mrs. Vivian ask for repeated return Dobson. Mrs. Mable Shanahan and Letters to all commercial division Mildred Stillflew were hostesses fiims were mailed Friday telling the and gave intere.sting reports com- business owner or manager what to Neglected i)iles, fi.stula and colon the book Peabody Sis- expect, and what to do to help.

Ali troubles often infection. in thus group should be Learn about rhoumatic and other associated chronic Write today for 164 pago PKEi: BOOK 1,017 Students Take Trip To Shrine Circus Morgan county students, 1.017 of them, guosU; at a showing oi the celebrated Pollack Bros. Shrine Circus held at the Springfield Armory Friday afternoon. The event is annually by the Jacksonville Zingabad Grotto. The trip was made by private automobiles and ten biu'es, which jassen.blcd on Morton avenue and South Main street at p.m.

The show began at 3 pjn I Attending tli 3 affair were the seventh and eighth grade students 'of Salem Lutheran parochial school. North Jr.cksonville and South Jacksonville consoliaated units: ville junior Illinois School for the Deaf. Trinity club. Miss Joreohine class ana a group from the Salvation army, i State Highway Patrolman Merle Balke of Winchester led the motorized caravan to tiie Springfield limits viiere was met by the safety car and otiier officers of thi Springfield police dfpartment. They escorted the io.ng line to the armory and parked the cars ir.

a large lot esijecially for the alongside the armory. Buses and additional wero fiu-nibhed by other Trailways. Elks, Lions. Rotary, Exchange and Kiwaiiis clubs. Local Zingibad Grotto Friday night expressed appreciation to all those who cooperated in the annual event.

They were especially happy about the splendid cooperation received from the Springiield pohce department. MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas B. Flynn and Domiii Jean Hocking, botli of Jacksonville Rummogt Sole Bock of Joil. Mondoy, November 20 ina I. Avoid Dangers Lof Delay Members of the Iron Workers Local No.

46 of the A. F. of L. are one of the many local who have adopted the half-day plan of giving to the Community Chest this year. Five members of this local are pictured above working on the new Illinois college gymnasium.

They are among many employees of the ton- tracting firms who were workmg overtime on Saturdays, with pay thus earned going to the Community Chest as the contribution of the union members. Reading left to right above are LeRoy Faircliild. Joe McSherry. Don Lonergan, Harold Wagstaff. Clarence VVorral.

Not shown in the photograph was John Elliott, also a member of the local working at the I. C. Gvmnasium. Se venteen mrmbers were present finished in a week. Plan were made for a (Adv.) McClrnry Clir.ic and Hn.spno.l, V.2202 exchange to be held All mf-of-A Elms Elxcelsior Sjjrii.gs, AIo.

Dec. 8 at the home of Mrs. Mable iVlJ. Ko At IJ. of I.

Accepts 7 J.H.S. Students A NOW SHOWING THRU WEDNESDAY Continuous (rum 1 p.m. STARS FOR EVERYONE! SONGS FOR AU! (9 'em) THEY'RE IN 11,100... JEANNE CRAIN DAN DAILEY VICTOR MATURE ADDED: SHORTS Lena Mae Hopper, director of music at the Jacksonville high announces the acceptance by the ail-state chorus at the University of Illinois of seven students to participate in the annual progiam at Champaign. Seven members of the Treble Clef of the school will spend Saturday and Sunday.

Nov. 24 and 25 at Champaign practicing as a unit the first day and performing a on Saturday before the music directors of the high schools. Maynard Klein of the University of Michigan will be guest conductor. A recording of the performance will be made and sent to each repre.sented school. Members of the school glee club cliosen are Evelyn McCreery.

Jane Wilson. Sally Davidsmeyer. Mildred Klinkerman. Joan Thornton, Marjorie Gib.son and Elander Savage. Mrs.

R. A. Davidsmeyer and Mrs, Ernest Savage will accompany the group to Champaign. Former Exeter Twins Will Be 81 On Monday Two former of tht Exeter (Oinmunity will observe their i'irthday Monday. Nov.

20 Walter Armitage of Woodson and Walker Armitage of Beardstown are Uie twin sons of the late Mr. and Elihu Armitage and were born in 1869 at Exeter. Also living are sisters. Mrs. Carrie Bourm of -Muskogee.

Okla. and Mrs. Annis Leib of Winchester, one brother, Fred Armitage of Exeter. Walter Armitage and hi.s wife make their home in Woodson, but, Mr. Armitage spent the greater part of his life in the Exeter com -1 nnmitv where he engaged In fann- inc.

He ha.s two children, Mrs. Hazel Erixon of Woou.son and Otto Armitage of Jacksonville. Armitage of Bcardstown lived the early part oi hi.s life in tht Er.eter area and the greater pari near Ashland where he participated in farming. He makes his home at 311 West Fifth street in Beards- towii. KKAD Tilt WANT ADS THE CUFFS Originators of the Salad Buffet Bar.

Located just west of Springfield on the Jacksonville hard road. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER COMPLETE DINNER $2 AND UP FOR RESERVAtlONS PHONE 20276 MR. and MRS. SA.M CLIFF Propiietort IoJay more than a million people drive the car that bears this overwhelming of public confidence in lord products Phy sieian From State Hos )ital Guest At lea MS Continuous Shows From 1:30 NOW SHOWING THRU TUESDAY PLUS THIS FUN-PACKED CO-HIT LEO GORCEY and the BOWERY BOYS il-H Ktf CAMElXUlTRIMItt EXTRA ADDED: SUBJECT Dr Joseph Petrikas. at present a of the Jacksonville State I hospital staff, was scheduled to meet with residents of New Canton.

111. a tea given Saturday by the P.T.A of that Pike county community. Dr. Petrikas may be the answer to the Canton search for a physician. It is one of I several communities in Pike county which has been without a doctor for many years.

Dr. Petrikas. a displaced person, interned at Springfield Memorial hospital from June 1. 1949. to May 31, 1950.

He came with his wife his native land of Lithuania where he had specialized in Internal medicine and where he practiced for 13 years. He has been serving at the state hospital since last spring. Chicago is said to be nearer the center of the earth than New Orleans. AYERS INSURANCE AGENCf FARMERS BANK BLOG MAJlSm NOW SHOWING WEDNESDAY THIS IS A LYCEUM MOVIE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER -BIST FILM ifST DfWCTOR Cf TMl rUt -M' iiv EXTK FOOTBALL OF BROADWAY MAY WE HINES DRESSINGS RECIPE NO. 1 'Tor Those Who Prefer a Tanffy Zestful RECIPE NO.

2 Tor A Creamy Texture And A Milder CMft M. OPEN UNTIL 10:00 P.M. Fot 5 and fhe years ahead hutijoa mitkybetter Friday the Ford will be on your Ford showroom floor. you look at you drive it and see and feel all of the new things it offers, remember this: Every advance in styling, performance, safety, economy and durability represents years of progressive planning and testing in the laboratory and on the road! 1 huugh its Automatic Kicie Contrcjl, tor example, will be called new by the motoring world because it automatically adjusts spring reactions to the type of road encountered it is an old friend to Ford and And so it goes throughout the Ford tor feature, part tor parti For this car was designed and built not for thib year and the year ft the years ahead! or Xo matter how much accustomed to paying for a car, we invite you to inspect the Ford to it any way you like. fmd that you can pay more, but you buy better! The New "iMk Ford will be of your Ford Dealer's next Friday SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER CONVENIENTLY LISTED IN YOUR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY..