Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

APRIL 12, 1954 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH 3 Contests on Demo Ticket, GOP Candidates Unopposed In Green County Primary CARROLLTON primary Election here Tuesday finds the Republican County candidates unopposed and thrpe races on the Democrat ticket. Grace D. Ashlock. wife of Fred Ashlock. McCadden, and Floyd Klmbro all of this city, are on the Democrat ticket for county treasurer.

Fred Ballsrd of RoodTiouse and Ward Burton of Wrights are opponents for the office of sheriff and Mrs. Thelma Chapman Wilkinson of Rood- se and William Jennings Ritchey of White Hall are opponents for the office of county superintendent of schools. Judge Jack Alfeld, Carrollton, who is a candidate for re-election to the office of county judge, is unopposed both on his own ticket and also on the Republican ticket. Dwight Coonrod, White Hall, incumbent, who is Democratic candidate for reelection to the office of county clerk, is unopposed oti his own scream at my husband" you are Buffering from the irritable feelings and hot flashes of change of life listen! In doctors' Lydia Pinkham's gave complete or striking relief of such functionally-caused distress in 63- BOCi of the cases! Plnkhafn's Compound or Tab- ets give glorious relief from Jumpy feelings due to'change of life. Wonderful, too.

for monthll pftlnj. Oet bottle today. ticket but is opposed bv John Clark, Carrollton. on the Republican ticket. Gary L.

Melvin of Greenfield is Republican candidate foi county treasurer. James Barnett, Carrollton, is the 1 i a candidate for sheriff and G. W. Lowe, Carrollton. is Republican candidate for re-election to the office of county superintendent of schools.

Carrollton men who are on the ticket for national and state of- are Congressman Sid Simpson, a candidate for reelection for representative in Congress from the 20th Congressional District and Attorney Tom Roady a new comer to the political field, is a candidate for representative in the state legislature Irom the 39th district. Two men are also up for reelection to the county board of schools trustees. They are Kenneth Davis of White Hall and Dr. Charles E. Whiteman of this city.

Carrollton Notes CARROLLTON Lt Col. and Mrs. F. L. Flatt and daughter of Fort Monroe, are to arrive this week to spend Easter with their uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. John Carnes. Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Avery returned to their home in Chicago Friday after a visit with Mrs. Avery's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews.

A homemade cooky and candy sale will be held Saturday April 17 in S. E. Simpwon and Co. Store sponsored by the local Business and Professional Women's Club. Telegraph Want Ads CLICK ONE.

SIMON Plan Holy Week At St. John's CAROLLTOX Palins were blessed and dsitribtited to nil members of the congrr-eation of Johns Catholic Church at the masses Sunday. The account of the sufferinas the trial and condemnation and death of Jesus HccordinK to the gospel of St. Matthew was read Sunday and the sane account will he read al the services Tuesday and Wednesday. Only one mass will be offered on Thursday, the anniversary of the institution of the Holy Eucharist.

will be celebrated at .8 a. m. and Holy Communion will be given at 6:30 in the evening. On Friday the redemption of mankind is commemorated. Services on this day are at 8 a.

'2 p. and 7:30 p. m. Services Saturday open at 6:30 with the blessing of the Easter water. High mass and holy communion will be at 7:30.

The resurrection of the Lord is observed on Easter Sunday. The high mass at 7 is sung by the adult choir, the high mass at 9 is sung hy St. John's school choir "and there will also be mass at 10:30 a. in. tsirrollton JVntos CARROLLTON Mr.

and Mrs. G. K. Hutchens went to Jacksonville Friday evening to attend the senior class play of the Jacksonville High School. Their niece, Miss Nancy Hutchens, was a mejnber of the cast.

Mrs. Kenneth Sturgeon and sons of Naperville arrived Sunday to spend the Easter holidays with hcr.mother Mrs. Chris Daum and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Hanna of Farmersville and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Faith of Rockbridge were dinner guests Saturday evening the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Carter. Mrs. Chris Daum spent the weekend in Greenfield at the home of her son-irt-lavv and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Kuhnline. Will Appeal To Sitpr Court Claim School Referendum in Greene Was Unconstitutional PAGE THREE CARROLLTON A complaint for an injunction nnd other re- liff has horn filed by three tax- pnyers neainst the Board of Education nnd the Carrollton Community t'nit School District 1, in Greene County. The complaints seeks to have the Court enjoin the board from issuing bonds in the amount of $650.000 -MI the grounds that the ballot was unconsitutional. The taxpayers were represented in Circuit Court Friday motninR by their attorney G. R.

Schwarz of Jerseyvllle and Judge Jack Alfeld of this eity represented the local Board of Education and the Carrollton Community Unit School District 1. Judge Alfeld filrd a motion to dismiss the complaint and Judge Clem Smith allowed the motion and entered an order dismissing the suit. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. The case is a test suit to settle the question as to xvhether the ballot was correctly drawn in the election recently held whereby the voters of the unit voted lor a bond issue to be used in building a new hifih school in Carruhton, an addition to the Eldred Grade School and a new school unit in the Woody area. Services at Tower View service In observance of the Easter season will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the Tower View Nursing Home. The service is sponsored by the local Ministerial Alliance and participating in the service will be the Rev. Glenn Manis of the Church, the Rev. D. B.

Shaw of the Assembly god, the Rev. Elmer Setterlund of the Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Paul Sandin of the Eldred Baptist Church and the Rev. Walter B. Pruett of the Methodist Church.

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Glenn Mannis pastor of the host church. The Rev. Manis will also give the first word, "Father, Forgive Them for They Know Not What They The second word, "Today Thou Shalt be With Me in Paradise," will be given by the Rev. Walter B. Pruett of the Melhodist Church and will close with special music.

The third word, "Woman, hold Thy Son, Son Behold fhy Sunday, April 18 that's the day youll parading yovr best Velvet Steps. And with Velvet it'j a smart style-wise budget ifow and save INOIf SHOE DEFT, -Main Fhor Open Tonite Till 9 P. M. Mother" will be given by the Rev. C.

L. Peterson of the Kane Methodist Church. The fourth word, "My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?" will be presented by the Rev. Paul Sandin of Eldred Baptist Church and will also be followed by special music. The fifth Thirst" will he given by the 1 Rev.

M. Eames of the Christian Church. The sixth word, "It is Finished" will be discussed by D. Shaw of the Assembly of God Church and will be followed by special music. The seventh word, "Father Thy Hand: I commend My Spirit" will be presented by the Rev.

Elmer SeUerlund of the local Presbyterian Church after which the benedition will be given by the Rev. C. S. Boyd of this city, a retired Methodist minister. The choirs of all the churches are participating in Ihe service under the direction of-Miss Nila Ford, director and organist in the Baptist Church.

Woman's Stuily Clans to Meet CARROLLTON The "Unfolding drama of the Bible" is the title of the new study course which is being taught at the Woman's Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church by the pastor of the church, the Rev. Elmer Setterlund. The class will meet Wednesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a. m. at the manse, Meetings At Methodist Church CARROLLTON The Rev.

Walter B. Pruett will conduct a membership class meeting at the Methodist Church Tuesday at 4 p. m. Wednesday the morning prayer circle will meet at the church at 9:30 a. m.

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T. II. Linn. Mrs. L.

P. Simpson, Mrs. Vernon Johnson. Mrs. bert Driver nnd Mrs.

Ida Witt. Plans will be completed Tuesday at the meeting of the Loyal Daughters class of the Christian Church for their parcel post salo nnd market Saturday, April 24 nt the S. E. Simpson and Company Store. Former members of the class have been Invited to send a gift for the sale hy parcel post and these packages unopened will be sold.

The hostes for Tuesday evening is Mrs. .1. T. Knjrlish and the business meeting will he preceded by a potluck supper. Members of the Friendly Rihle Class of the church will meet Tuesday evening at the church.

Hostesses nre Mrs. Curtis Bishop. Mrs. J. F.

Hubbard. Mrs. Anna Hubbard and Mrs. George Armstrong. The program will be presented by Mrs.

Robert Tucker, Mrs. C. Ballard. Mrs. Meade Dixon nnd Mrs.

G. K. Hutchens. Bible verses wil be used for roll call. To Attend V.

of 1. Meetings CARROLLTON-Greene Cotm- ty farmers are planning to attend the Illinois Feed and Nu- trittYm Conference Wednesday and Swine Day Thursday at the University of Illinois. L. K. Card, head of the Animal Science Division, will speak on Ahead in Research" at the banquet meeting Wednesday evening in connection with the Feed and Nutrition Conference.

Tours will he taken of the Swine farms at the University on Thursday followed by discussions on numerous topics relating to swine feeding and management in the U. of I. auditorium. The tour will be held from 8:30 to 9 a. m.

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