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Goltsbufg Register-Moll, Golcsburp, lit. Thursday, Jung 4, 1939 North Henderson Girls Join Alexis Class on New York Trip Saturday about 7:15 NORTH HENDERSON Kay Bwanson and Kyle Price of North Henderson are in New York City this week. Seniors at Alexis High School, the two are on the class trip, from which they will return Saturday. The class left Chicago by train Sunday afternoon after a bus trip from Galesburg. First stop was Washington, D.

C. Monday morning, where they at the Sheraton Park Hilton Hotel. Tuesday evening they head ed by train for New York, where they made their headquarters at the Henry Hudson Hotel. They will leave the city Friday evening, entrain for Chicago and arrive in Gay tor Summer MOTS! Itad aatltm otam tflrwt to Maw York. Watch eddies, be- lew.

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Galesburg p.m. Atteaaj Music by the Alexia High School band set the scene for Memorial Day services at Mount Vernon Cemetery Saturday. Among the marchers were eluded members of the Alexis American Legion Post. Each Brownie present placed a flower in the large wreath in commemoration of the 85 local veterans. Speaker was the Rev.

Phillip Hedgcock. Invocation and prayer were led by the Rev. Roy Johnson. Arrangements for the services were made by the Floral Club. The committee in charge: Mrs.

Bess Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tornquist, Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Witherspoon, Mr.

and Mrs. George Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Koons. Circle Makes Aprons ALCW Elizabeth Circle of the Zion Lutheran Church met Thursday at the home of Mrs.

Gunnard Lundeen, with Mrs. Clarence Moser assisting the hostess. Mrs. Martin Anderson led devotions, and the members made aprons for Andover Children's Home. The unit has made plans tor serve tea at an open house at Galesburg Cottage Hospital June 12.

The next meeting has been planned for June 25. with Mrs. Herman Busch and Mrs. Ivan Nelson, hostesses. Notes Mrs.

George Johnson Jr. held a birthday party Friday afternoon in honor of the birthday of her daughter Patty, at Floral Hall. Guests were Brownies. The Joint Bible school of North Henderson Zion Church and the Methodist Church will begin June 8 and end June 19. Classes will run from 9 until 11 a.m.

Students from age 4 through sixth grade age are eligible to attend. Waves Save Walk DENVER you wave to a girl on the balcony at Denver's Union Station, she may toss you a note. But it's strictly business. The girl is following a 40- year- old system designed to save a long walk. Miss Jessie Frank of the Western Union office on the station's main floor explains it: Whenever a secretary in an office on the second or third floor has a telegram to send, she presses a button which buzzes in Miss Frank's office.

Then Miss Frank walks out into the waiting room to catch the folded message. But if she is busy she may say to a customer or a man waiting for his train: "Do you see a girl up on balcony? Please wave to her." He does and the telegram floats down. The Chinese seem to have practiced the sport of falconry some 2,000 years ago. 6 12 OUNCE CANS Your own good taste naturally the beer with The Golden Touch of Quality. Miller High Life.

This tine, genuine Milwaukee beer is featured at better beverage everywhere. So, get the "Golden Miller High Life in the convenient, 6 carry-home carton. MUwevesa, Wia. Ellisville ELLISVILLE Johnny Cable and wife and children of Galesburg called on Mr. and Mrs.

Robert McLaren Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaren and family from near Lewistown were dinner guests Saturday with his parents, Mr. anad Mrs.

Robert McLaren Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beneham of Fairview, Mr. and Mrs.

Max Morse and children of Elm wood were afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Voorhecs of Abingdon spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Voorhees. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Macky an family of Little York were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Harry and grandson entertained Friday evening Mr. Eldrena Carter of Eldorado, Mr.

and Mrs. Monty Beckner, Mrs. Gladys Haltn, Mrs. Dolly Edwards, Howard Beckner and Mr. and Mrs.

Monroe Naves of Ellisville. Mrs. Celia Rose was returned home Friday by ambulance from Graham Hospital, Canton, after a week's stay. Lot of Nothing GLOBE, Arii. (AP) A gunman apparently thought he made quite a haul when he five bank deposit bags from a store near Globe.

Store owner Jack McGee said the bags were stuffed with worthless redemption READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! Family From India Visits At Kirkwood KIRKWOOD Mrs. Thomas Thels and children, Joe, Larry, Robert and Dickie, of Karache, India, are visiting in the home of her, brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Work Jr.

Miss Emma Gibson, an aunt of Mr. Work arrived Monday evening from her home in Glendalc, Calif, for a visit in the Work home. Rirkwaoi Briefs Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Mann and Mrs. 0. H. Akin of Kirkwood and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Bowman, Carol Ann arid Jimmy of Monmouth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Bowman at a picnic supper in their back yard Memorial Day evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. T.

Wooling and son, Gale of Everett, Iowa, were callers Friday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith before going to Monmouth to visit relatives Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Orvllle Boyd and daughter Margie of Stronghurst and Miss Ella Boyd of Biggsvtlle were dinner guests Memorial Day of Mrs. J. M. Graham. Mr.

and Mrs. Phil Kessler and family from West Bend, Wis. were callers Saturday evening in the home of Mr. Kessler's cousin, Homer Kessler, and Mrs. Kessler.

They visited relatives hi Stronghurst, Memorial Day. List Guests In Homes at Ee Galesburg EAST GALESBURG Guy Lane and Kenneth of Ames, Iowa, visited a few days with Mrs. Ella Barnhill and other relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Lane and baby visited a few days with Mr. 9 nd Mrs. Fred Lynch Jr. in Knox- Ville and called on several old friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. Ellsworth Leaf of Chicago visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Morton, Mr. and Mrs.

John Leaf, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and Mr. and Mike Pyhershey. They Mr.

Leaf's brothers and sisters. Mr. and Guy Moon of fia'esburg and Mrs. Moon's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Turner of Kansas City, spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Blanche Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCoy of Manna City spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard of Lake Bracken and Leonard Howard of Chicago called on Mrs. Blanche Johnson Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dorian Johnson of Beverly Manor spent Saturday with Ira W. Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Barnhill and children spent Saturday in Peoria. Largest man-made island in the United States is Treasure Island in'San Francisco Bay. Kftork ffoforc Eittrriog SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) Charles M.

Anderson of Hastings, a winter visitor in Scottsdnle, paid an unexpected Visit to postmaster O. C. Wilson. Anderson drove to the front of the post office building, hil th3 accelerator pedal instead of the brakes and his auto blasted through the wall of the postmaster's office. Wilson was knocked from his chair, but was not injured.

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Store 7:30 A.M. til 9 P.M. Opeu Friday Evenings lit P.M. Closed Suudavs.