Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 2

THE REGISTER-NEWS MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS MONDAY, APRIL 10, iibERSONAL SOCIETY 'Mr, and Mrs. Emil J. Hoffman and family visited relatives in Waterloo, 111,, yesterday. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Atkins and daughter, Carolyn Sue, and son. Pfc. Edward Francis Atkins, and granddaughter, Sandra Lynn Cox, of Rldgeway spent Sunday here vlriting Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond VanHorn. Mrs. Noma Browning and broth- fer, Samuel Eubanks and wife of St. Louis vLsited with their cousin. Mrs.

Flora Wlecke here yesterday. Mrs. Browning is the mother of Mrs. Jean Madcria, who Will appear with the Metropolitan Opera Saturday, April 22, in St. Uouis.

Miss Ro.Nie Williams, Miss Aline Williams and Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Cochran visited at Anna yester- Mr.

and Mrs. J. Arthur Ornck of Vandalia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Goodin. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Thomas. Mrs. Mae McCarter, Miss Nell Kell. Mrs.

Helen Meyers and Miss Gladys Ross attended the Installation of Officers of the White Shrine of Jerusalem in Benton Saturday eve- nln. Miss Ross and Mr. Thomas assisted with the music. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Tale and Mrs. Mary Tate of Centralis visited relatives here Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth NV ilsoii ahd children, Robert and'Carol, of Belleville visited in Mt.

Vernon oyer the weekend with Mrs. Mar- garet Thompson. Bill Sanders is visiting In this cltv with relatives. He loft Barcelona. Venezuela Wednesday.

April 5 at noon and arrived in St. Louis Thursday morning. He came tt) Mt. Vernon for a visit with his father. W.

A. Sanders and his brother. Max Sanders and will leave tomorrow for Racine, where he will visit with his sister. Georgia Bishop. He plans to go to New York and Oklahoma on business from Racine, before going to Arabia or Africa.

Mrs. J. G. Winfree of Flora was a visitor here Saturday. Jean McBride of Dix was a business visitor in Mt.

Vernon Saturday. Leo Feltenstein of St. Louis spent today in this city on business, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stieg of Chicago and Darlene, Carolyn and Larry Moulton of Vandalia spent the Easter weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Snow, Miss Pearl Wagoner and Miss Wilma Starner spent Sunday ia St, Louis visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Stems and family, Mr, and Mrs, Leland Wells spent today In St, Louis. Mo.

Mrs. Virgil Coale and daughter, Judy. E. C. Wood and son, Eddie, and Mr.

and Mrs. Cordell Wood visited in Harrisburg yesterday where they met Mrs, Marie Coale who arrived from Ohio. She will visit in this city with her son, Virgil Coale. Mrs. Jane Barr of Centralia visited in this city today.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richter spent Easter in Latham.

111., visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O. Moore and daughter, Lolita. Mr.

Richter returned home and Mrs. Richter will remain for a few days' visit. Miss Jewell Dixon of St. Louis. Field Representative of the Red Cross of the Missouri sepnt the weekend with her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. J. E. Dixon. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Smith of Harrisburg and Jim Ballard and Dorothy Northcut spent the weekend in Vienna visiting relatives and friends. They attended the Easter Sunrise service at Bald Knob. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Brayfield of South Bend, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Goodin.

W. Raymond Harper and Miss Leila Epperson spent today in Mt. Carmel on business for the Social Security Administration. Mrs. Martha Jackson of Keenes is visiting her sister, Anna Stewart of the Benton Road this week.

The condition of Anna Bain, who is a patient at Jefferson Memorial Hospital, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feather and children of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs.

J. A Feather of Griffithville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Stewart of the Benton Road over the weekend.

Mrs. John Hutchison and daugh- ter. Jean Alice, returned from Louisvil e. Saturday evening where they spent last week. Mr and Mrs.

Everett Rainev of here holidays Damon of weekend with Mr and Mrs. Ed Damon and other relatives this city. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Miller.

Rose- Sflkhn of I weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. Painter and family and Pauline McKay Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Perrv of Wood- pent the weekend Caraker left today to attend the Illinois Baptist Conference being held from today through Wednes- Bowers and son, Norman, of Effine-ham visited relatives here Ramona Lowery of Bluforri spent Saturday here Butler of Bluford was a business visitor here Saturday and Mrs. Page Hungate of Fine Art Department The American Home and Fine Arts Department of the Federated Women's Club will hold the last meeting of the year Wednesday, April 12 at 1 o'clock at the L. and N. Cafe, at one o'clock. A luncheon will be served at one o'clock and a card party will be held the remainder of the afternoon.

Those wishing to make reservations are requested to telephone immediately to Mrs. Ollle Howell, 3271-J or Pearl Neal, 770-J. Sadio Robbing Circle The Sadie Robbins Circle of the First Baptist church will meet in the home of Mrs. Frank Neal, No. 5 Uvons Court Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.

Mrs. Andrew Caraker will give the devotional serx'ices. W. S. W.

S. Meeting The Women's Society of World Sen-ice of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Ora Malone. 802 Casey avenue. Mrs.

Hazel Breeze will be leader. Gleaner's Class The Gleaner's Class of the Park Avenue church will meet in the church baspment Tuesday night. 11 at 7-30 o'clock, for a social. Members are urped to attend and visitors are welcome. 0, E.

S. Xoticp A stated meeting of Mt. Vernon Chapter No. 233. Order of the Eastern Star will be held in the Masonic Temple Tuesday.

April 11 at 7:30 p. m. A "Cancer Research" film will be shown after the business meeting, Hold General Mcetlner The general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will be held Tuesday. April 11, at 2:30 p. on the first floor of the church.

Mrs. Clifford Fore will lead the devotional services and Mrs. Donald Lee will present a program on Youth Our Partners in Kingdom Building." The nominating committee will report and officers for the year will be elected. Members are requested to bring suggestions for naming the new room. An executive board meeting will immediately proceed the general meeting.

Garden Glories Notice It was announced today that there will be no meeting of the Garden Glories Club Tuesday at Robb's as planned because the hospitality committee could find no meeting place. I Members are Invited to attend the Mt. Vernon Garden Club fibwer show Friday at the Masonic Temple. Those wishing to exhibit flowers may bring them from 8:30 until 11:30 a. m.

The show will start at 12:30. Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Waddy Wilson of Waltonville. Route 1.

announce the engagemet of their daughter. Miss Eunice Wilson to Louis L. McCoy son of Mr. and Mrs. William R.

McCoy of 700 North street, Mt. Vernon. The date of the wedding has not been set. Community The Camp Ground Community meeting will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Each past program committee for the year will present a num- be'r.

The club members and families are reguested to bring sandwiches. Visitors are welcome. Jean Austin Circle Tlie Jean Austin Circle of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday night with Mrs. Lucille Harlow, 2404 Logan at 7:30 o'clock. Marie Outhouse will be lesson leader.

Round Dozen Club The Summersville Round Dozen Club will meet with Effle Partridge at the home of her son, the Rev. Ross Partridge, 900 Park Avenue Wednesday. Members are requested to bring a tea towel or a handkerchief. Legion Auxiliary The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held tonight at at the Legion hall on East Broadway. important business will be transacted and members are urged to attend.

Dorcas Class Meetdnir The Dorcas Class of the Logan Street Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 :30 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Howard Richardson. 1125 Oakland avenue. Mrs. L.

C. White will lead the devotional A good attendance is desired. Harvey-Leffler Mr. and Mrs. Malcholm E.

Leffler announce the marriage of their d-uelitpr. Mildred, of 903 south street, to Viven son of Mrs. Susie Carroll of 1108 south 13th street. The wedding was performed in Bluford. 111..

April 1. The couple was attended by Beulah Harvey, sister of the groom and M. E. Leffler. father of the bride.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will make their kome in Mt. 'Vernon. Block P.

T. A. The Block ParentTTeachers Association will meet Tuesday, April 11. at 7:30. This will be 4-H CTub night and Don Lee.

Farm Adviser, will be guest speaker and will show- movies. There will be school exhibits and entertainment will be presented by the 4-H Youth Assistant. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Keith Clark, president; Mrs. Claude Smith, vice president: Mrs.

Flyod Mays, secretary; Mrs. Owen Pennington, treasurer. Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening by Mrs. Charles Goodin, Mrs. Winnie Hanes and Mrs.

Keith Clark. Please bring cookies. T.E.L. Class To Meet The T. E.

L. Qass of the Logan Street Baptist church which was to have met with Mrs. Leona Davis, w'ill meet Instead at the home of Mrs. Clara Anderson, 1804 Cherry street Tuesday afternoon. April 11 at two o'clock.

All members are urged to be present and visitors are welcome. Bethel Club NoHce The Bethel Neighborhood CTub meeting which was to have been held Tuesday, April 11, has been postponed until Friday, April 14. A potluck luncheon will be served as originally planned. All members are urged to attend and guests are welcome. Guild The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday evening at six 'clock at the home of Mrs.

J. E. Valentine. 1808 Broadway. A business meeting and covered dish supper will be held.

EASTER WEDDING BE-BOPS The Woodlawn Be-Bops 4-H Club will meet Tuesday, April 11. at the home of Bonnadean Gardner at 7:30 p. m. your watch hasn't been cleaned and oiled for over a year it is n07 dependable. Let us In- repair it necessary.

Marion spent Sunday here Mth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hungate and other relatives. Mrs. W.

L. Wimberly of Texico was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Atchison of Wayne, visited with Mr.

and Mrs. John Koons and Mr, and Mrs. Dale Sturdevant over Easter. They have departed for Texas where they will transact business. Ira Barker of Dale, 111., spent today In Mt.

Vernon. Charles Rockenmeyer returned to St. Louis this morning after spending the Easter weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Rockenmeyer. He is a student at St. Louis University. James Black of Waltonville was a business visitor here today. Mrs.

Hattie Bruce returned to Springfield, 111., today after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hungate. Mrs. Glen Osborn of Texico spent Saturday in this city.

Ida Schofield of Centralia was a visitor here Saturday. Jim Burnett and Sam Kirk students at McKendree, Lebanon spent in this city Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bousman of East St. Louis and Billie Klutz- singer and Mary Lou Anderson of Xenia, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Macel Bousman where they celebi-ated the birthdays of Mr. Bousman and Mrs Charles Bousman. Jerry Hirons of Waltonville is visltinc friends and relatives In this city. Jack Johnson, Emmageno Boyd, Doyet Thompson and Sue Peckenpaugh attended Easter Sunrise service at Bnld Knob and spent yesterday in St.

Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Ausby Atkinson of Highland spent the weekend with his mother, Anna Hall and other relatives and friends. MEETINGS Howard Tigers The Howard Tigers 4-H Club was organized April 7 at the Howard School at 7:30 p.

m. The election of officers was held and the new president is Larry Medders. Jack Newton is vice president; Donald Pasley, secretary-treasurer; and Wendell Marlow, recreation chairman. The next meeting will be held April 14 at 7:30 p. m.

at Howard School. JACKSON A. F. A. M.

There will be a special meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 31, A. F. A.

Monday, April 10. 7:30 p. m. Work in the third degree Visiting brethren are always wel come. Members are urged to at tend.

HENRY MOSSBEIRGER, W. W. BRO. WM. E.

REAVIS. Secy. 4-10 4.H CLUBS MR. AND MRS. GORHAM L.

PIGG, JR. Photo Charlene Russell And Corham Pigg Are Wed Miss Charlene Russell, daugluer ot Mrs. O. A. Russell of 120 north Sixth street and the late Mr.

Russell, became the bride of Gorham L. Pigg, son of Mr. and Gorham L. Pigg, of the Waltonville Road, on Easter Sunday, April 9. The beautiful informal afternoon wedding was performed at four o'clock at the First Baptist church with Dr.

Andrew Caraker, pastor of the church, reading the double ring vows. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Edward R. Doughty of Oklahoma City, Okla. She was lovely in a royal bhie spring suit with navy accessories. Her hat, of red, was 'trimmed with white.

She carried tw-o white gardenias fastened to a white Bible with narrow- ribbons. Mrs. Charles Vaught, as matron of honor, was attired in a Dlue and chartreuse street length dress with navy accessories. She carried a colonial bouquet. Roy M.

Pigg. brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man and ushers were Bob Piercy and Carl DeSelms. Miss Betty Pemberton. organist, played "I Love You "Always" and "Because" before the ceremony and during the reading of the vows she played "Indian Love Immediately after the ceremony the couple leit for a week's trip through the Smokey, Mountains and Tennessee. Upon their return they will reside at 60S North street, Mt.

Vernon. The new Mrs. Pigg, a former employee of The Register-News, is employed by the Bayer-Hunefelt Drilling Co. Mr. Pigg is employed by the Stock Excavating Company in this city.

Out of town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Russell's brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs Edward R. Doughty and son.

Charles, of Oklahoma City, Okla. Harmony GIrN Club The Harmony Girls met at the Oakdale church April 5 at 7:30 p. m. The meeting was opened with singing "America The Beautiful" led by Mrs. Gladys Brookman.

A prayer was given by Hall Marlow, Several songs were sung and the regular business meeting was held. Orilla Byars was elected Federation member and Livesay talked on "What 4-H He also spKike on 4-H prizes and the 4-H camp at West Frankfort. The leader, Mrs. Vivian Byars gave a demonstration on choosing at 7:30. Aubrey A.

Crowder Injured By Fall Aubrey A. Crowder of 708 S. 18th street, w-as severely injured in a fall at his home late Saturday afternoon. Mr. Crowder, who is president of the Central Trades and Labor Council and a Register-News printer, tripped on a w-ire in his backyard and struck his head against a stone walk.

He w-as given emergency treatment at Jefferson Memorial Hospital and is confined to his home. James Jennings Dies At Age 88; Rites Wednesday James J. Jennings, of RFD 6, Mt. Vernon, died at 3:25 a. m.

Sunday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. His age was 88 years, eight months and eight days. Mr. Jennings, a farmer, had resided on the same farm for the past 52 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:00 p.

m. at the Pleasant Hill Baptist church, with the Rev. Sam McCoy officiating, and burial will be in Pleasant Hill cemetery. The body will remain at the Osborn Funeral Home In Dix, where friends may call at any time after 6:00 p. m.

today. Mr. Jennings was born July 31, 1861 in Wilson county. the son of George W. and Mary F.

(Lester) Jennings. Sixty-eight years ago he was married to Alzora McMeen, who survives. Besides his wife, he Is survived by three sons, Alvin and CTaude of Mt. Vernon and Earl of Kell; three daughters, Mrs. Nola Galbreath and Mrs.

Grace Moss of Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Mabel Boles of Dix; a half-brother. Manson Walker of Jonesboro, a half-sister. Mrs.

Sallle Scarborough of Norwood, 18 grandchildren. 36 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Name Krebs, Pilson To School Board Robert Krebs and Walter Pllson were re-elected to the Mt. Vernon grade school Board of Education at a quiet election at the junior high school Saturday. A total of 178 votes were cast.

Krebs received 177 votes. Pilson 174 votes. There was one wTlte -ln vote for Bill Moore and one for J. A. Koons.

Hold-over members of the grade school board are Maiitn Rich, president. Orlan Metcalf. Lawrence Collins, Bryan Dycus and Marlon Helfner. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert L. Pickett of Bonnie are the parents of a daubter born Saturday evening at Good Samaritan Hospital. She was named Linda Marline. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald White of 1112 Herbert are the parents of a son born Sunday evening at Good Samaritan Hospital. He has been named Eddie Dean. WILL SWEAR LATTIMORE A COMMUNIST (Continued from material for gar-ments. The meeting was adjourned with the group singing "Good Night Ladies." The ne.xt regular meeting will be held April 22 at the home of the leader. Wolf Prairie Rams The Wolf Prairie Rams 4-H Club met Friday night in the home of the leader, Lester Ford with eight members and six visitors present.

Interesting films on dairy production and slides of 4-H work in the county were shown by the leader. A group discussion on dairy was conducted by the junior leader, Virgil Lee Ford with all members taking part. Violin solos were given by Billy Davis. The group practiced new songs during the recreation period. The next meeting will be held at the home of the leader April 21 and that if such proof is forthcoming that then Lattimore can truly be labeled as Russia's top agent in this country?" McCarthy put the question in a telegram to Acheson last night.

It was the first time he had said anything about by the party" in connection with the Lattimore case. McCarthy's Washington office distributed" the text of the telegram and said he had sent it to Acheson from New York. A McCarthy aide called attention to the "pajTnent by the party" phrase, but declined to amplify it. Whether it is a key to testimony which McCarthy expects his witnesses to develop remained for him to he his return to In his telegram to Acheson, McCarthy said he was "shocked to learn that the State Department sprang to the defense of Owen Lattimore" after McCarthy made a new attack on Lattimore in a speech from a public platform Saturday in Passaic, N. J.

COUNTY VOTES TUESDAY; SPIRITED PRIMARY RACE (Continued rirem ana) Station. 213 Main Street. Mt. Vernon Building, Junction Fairfield and ToUo Road. Mt.

Vornon Bruco's Garage f500 North Strool. Mt. Vernon Motors, 216 North 9th street. Mt. Vernon H.

Plumbing Electric Cor ToUc Hoad Warren ave. Mt. Vernon BuIck Sales, 1304 Broadway. Mt. Vernon Garage, Salem Road.

Mt. Vernon Son Awning 1600 Broadway. Mt. Vornon D.vcus Garage, 522 South 24th street. Mt.

Vernon Market Garage, 2311 Perkins avo. Mt. Vernon Garage, 1811 College ave. Mt. Vernon Cabinet Shop, 1904 Perkins.

Mt. Vernon Imp. Company 821 Jordan street. Mt. Vernon Furniture Store, 615 South 10th street.

Mt. Vernon Furniture Store (Leonard 1219 South 12th. Mt. Vernon Gro eery Store, 1009 South 7th street. Mt.

Vernon Kitcli- en Storage Room. 306 Perkins ave. Mt. Vernon Hayes Residence. 232 Castlcton ave.

Dodds House. Dodds Place. State Route 37. Spring Garden Hall, Ina. Spring Garden Garden School.

Spring Garden Mill Bonnie. Fan-ington House. Webber Hall. Bluford. Webber Hall.

Marlow, Pendleton Frank Marlow Belle Rive. Pendleton Store, Opdyke, Moores Prairie House. HOSPITAL NOTES Peurifoy commented: "Senator. McCarthy roared like a lion when he wore the cloak of congressional immunity. Now he discards his immunity, strikes the pose of a hero and bleats like a lamb." Although McCarthy contended that the State Department came to Lattlmore's defense, there was no mention of Lattimore in Peurifoy's statement and he did not appear to be referring to him.

The Department has said Lattimore is not now connected with the agency. JEFFERSON MEMORLVL Admitted: Offa Neal of Buckner; Charles Farmer. Discharged: William Bvard of Kell; J. W. White of Opdyke; Mrs.

Mabel Hell; Thelma Harmon; Mrs. Mary Sweeney of Fairfield. GOOD SAM.ARIT.AN Admitted: Mrs. Ida Anderson of Wayne City; infant Karen Pan- dergraf; Kathryn Sue Thomas of Woodlawn; Mrs. Dorothy Ester Lein.

Discharged: Mrs. Fern Tullls of East St. Louis; Mrs. Alice Mae Daniels; Herbert McCoy: Master Larry Whobrey; infant Carolyn Ann O'Neal of Fairfield; Mrs. Nor- Yna McLciughlin and infant son, Danny Kent; Mrs.

Mary Lou Morgan and infant son. George Robert, Jr. LICENSES Gorham Pigg, RFD 3, Vernon, and Charlene Russell, Mt. Vernon. W.

Mnore. Ewing. and Betty L. Cox, Mt. Vernon.

Vernon D. Jolly. Dix. and K. Allen.

Mt. Vernon. Oil Men, Business Men To Meet In Evansville, Ind. The Independent Petroleum Association of America and tha Indopondont Oil Producers and Land Owners Association, Trl- Slalo, will hold a dinner meeting in the Gold Room of Hotel McCuitly, Evansvllle, at 7:00 p. m.

Friday, April 14. The important meeting for oil men and local business men. Princiiwl speakers will be Con- grossman Ciiiirlos W. Vursell of Salom, J. Ed King of Midland, Texas, prsirirnt of the Independent Petroloiini As.sociation of America ind Ru.ssell Brown, of Washing- Ion, D.

general counsel of In- Petroleum Association of Anii'i'ica, Local directors of the In- dopentkmi Petroleum Association of America are C. E. Brehm, Leo Morton, Will I. Lewis and Walter Duncan, Sr. Officers and directors of the In- dependent Oil Producers and Land Ownor.s A.ssociation from Mt.

Vernon are C. E. Brehm, vice president, and Tom Metcalf and E. M. Self, directors.

Air Scouts To Meet Tonight The local Air Scout Squadron will moc't at 7:00 o'clock tonight at tlio Hobby Co. on wo.st Main street. The new Scout group Is being sponsirod by ahe Amvets, IN MEMORIAM III nii'iuni 'v of otir non. Pvt. Robert V.

Thompson, whit fiiwr lifo tor hli i-o'inti-v cin ili 'tielrtB of North U). ivs o( ritt o'er tit I't Mien. I- How Ut 'pt yiui tipar US loft fci loiif ago. Nrvrr yow bn torKOllcn NVwT tn our tiieriiory f.iJp I.oviiic hpirts sh linser Aroiiiii! the trr.ivi> wlicre you were laid. Moili sippf.iihiT.

OTIS THOMPSON. Tn IdvlT-f o( Joncph R. Hamlt- who Uilkii in In Geriiinny fne April 10th. 11)46. by wifp and NOMA AND JUDY ANN.

Phone 56 Pickup and Delivery DRESSES $1oO SUITS Cleaned and Pressed VAN HORN CLEANERS ABCH VAN HORN. Proprietor 1003 VIRGINIA LIST CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Mt. Vernon LAST TIME TONIGHT funniest of My tJfef Recent contributions of $5.00 or more in the 1950 fund drive for the American Cancer Society included: Tony Harry Past Matrons Club, Order of Easter Roy Roth Bill Mt. V. Distributing J.

M. Earl B. Scott's Shell King City Federal Loan and Saving Mitchell's Mt. V. Rotary Starr Bros.

The Jones Security Hometown Swift Myers Mt. Vernon Furnace Mt. V. Hawkins Million Griggs Mrs. Rubv Harry Mr.

an8 Mrs. Earl Veterans of Foreign Mr. and Mrs. R. B.

Mound City North American Van E. W. Werner Equipment $10 Mr. and Mrs. James Nu Way Cleaners $5 Kenneth Jordan's J.

R. M. J. H. J.

J. Curtis C. E. Norman E. Chris J.

V. Walker Clo. Roy L. Johnson The Johnson Orla Frank Julia E. Judy Style Collins Bros.

Jefferson Mrs. May Laurence First National Charles C. MARIE WILSON, the origijial Irma of your favorite radio show. Hlend HAL WALUS 1 rmmounl Pittutt OiiK by AAanhall SoMnploy by Cy Hsword and Pscia Ittr, TUESDAY ONLY Family Night $1.00 Per Car ALICE FAYE GEORGE MURPHY "YOU'RE A SWEETHEART" Eighth Annual KIWANIS CLUB MINSTREL April 73-74-75 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:15 NIGHTLY Tickets Now On Sale By All K'lwanis Club Members, Reserve Seats Prescription Shop All Proceeds Used in Boys' and Girls' Work ATTENTION VOTERS 49 Any Voter Desiring Transportation to Voting Place Next Tuesday CALL PHONE And an automobile will call at any time specified without charge J. CHRIS JOHNSON Republican Candidate FOR COUNTY TREASURER "MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER" GRANADA NOW SHOWING Charts Extra Cartoon Newt NOW SHOWING It's Great! Don't Miss It! Clifton Mpa km Feature 4:14 6:01 NOW THRU TUES.

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