Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 6

SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1954 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE SIX Rockbridge Methodist Church and the Rev. George Mayo officated at the double ring ericmony. Wahl is the former Miss Patricia Joan Clark, daughter and Mrs. Burl Clark of Rockbridge, and sho had As her attendants. her Miss Wilma Weber and Mire.

Kinser, both of Greenfiold. The son of Mr. and She. Perry Wahl of Row k- bride had as his attendants, Harold Freer. best man, Harry Griffith.

groomsman, and Fail Ray Wall and James Clark. hornthers of the bridegroom and bride. were ushers. MIs. Hershel Williams was pianist, and in addition to playing the wedding marches.

arcompanied Mrs. Roberts who sang and "Al. ways." The church was decorated with palms abri bouquets ol chrysanthemums and jonquils. The bride wore a white satin gown fashioned with A high collar, calla lily sleeves and the skirt extended in a train. White rosebuds held her veil and she carried red and white roses.

Miss Weber appeared in pale green and Mrs. Kinser was in Javender. Their dresses were of lare aver taffeta and they ware matching halo hats. A reception followed the wedding. and later the couple doe parted on their honeymoon trip.

Mr. Wahl in employed by the Olin Industries, and his bride is an employe of the Illinois Bell Telephone Alton office. They are graduates of Greenfield High School. Kelrle-Habum Wedding This Afternoon Evangelical and Reformed Church, Eighth and Henry wns the selling this afternoon, al 2 o'clock, for pretty wedding when Miss Marilyn 11a- bum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Hahum of Illmo, became the bride of Glenn A. Keirle. The Rev. 1ronard Todd officiated, using the double ring ceremony. Mrs.

Clarice Ferguson was at the organ, and Bill J. Reed sang "Oh, Promise. Mc." "13c- cause" and "The Lord's Praycr." Miss Habum entered the church with her father, who gave her in marriage, and was preceded down the aisle by her sisters, Mrs. Robert Hopke and Miss Sue 1ahum, and Mr. Keirle's sister-in-law, Mrs.

Gordon C. Keirle. Mrs. Hopke was matron of honor and Miss Ilabum and Mrs. Keirle were bridesmaids, Gordon C.

Keirle was best man, and Karl Keaster and William Poe were groomsmen. Donald Sensinan and Loon Chuppel, cousin of the bridegroom, seated the guests. and gladioli arranged in the sanctuary formed a sclting for the bridal party. Miss Habum appenred in gown of white nylon tulle and Chantilly lace, over satin, and her linger-tip length veil was secured with Elizabethan slyled lace cap. She carried a while Bible on which rested a white orchid.

The bridal gown had a smug bodice designed with 2 yoke of illusion and long fitted sleeves ending in points, and 11 full length skirt fashioned with tiers of tulle and lave, Buttons were pluced down the back. Miss Inhum wore A double strand of pearls, a gift from Mr. Keirle, SOn of Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Keirle of St. Louis, The bride's attendants were attired in frocks of pale yellow nylon marquisette, made with portrait necklines, and full waltz length skirts. They wore headdresses of yellow taffeta, and matching elbow gloves. 'The matron of honor's flowers wore Orange Delight roses.

ankl the bridesmaids carried bhur iris. Reception is in progress this afternoon at the home of Mr. Keirlo's aunt. Mrs. Marie 151- ster.

1117 East Filth St. Assisting in entertaining the guests are Mrs. William Poe and Miss Joe Ann Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs.

Keirle are lenting this evening tor A short stay in Chicago, and tor traveling the latter has selected gray shantung suit and blue accessories. Mr. Keirle and bride are cmployed in the main office of International Shoe St. Louis. Mr.

Keirle, graduate of Alton High School, served Announcements of Births Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holmkamp of Moro are parents of son. The baby was born at 7:31 p.m. Friday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. weirhing six pounds and five ounces. A son. weighing right pounds and 10 ounces, was horn 9:08 p.rn. Friday in St.

Joseph's Hospital 10 Mr. and Mrs. 1 F.rward Vable of Fieldion. Mr. and Mre, Archie Godfrey, arr parents of thrir so.

outh child. a son. The baby, weighing six pounds, six ounces. was bran at 1:23 today in St. Joseph's Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Morrison of 909 McKinley are parents of a son. born at 6:41 p.in.

Friday in Alton Memorial in the Cnited States Air Force and is a student al Shurtloff College. Airs. Keirlo is a gradnate af timo-Fornfolt High School at Illmo. The couple will reside in an apartment at 3702 Coronado drive. Guitar Recital nt SWEA Thursday Night Guitar pupils of the Royal School of Musio gave A recital Thursday evening at the Young Women's Christian Association.

The instructors are Miss Belly Franke. Norbert Meier and Allen Milford who played at the close of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Siegrist were in charge of the program.

Piano selections were given by their piano and organ instrucfor. Lawrence Roy, Pupils taking part were MarIan Aulson. Jimmy Smith, Rob Powers. Everett Wright, Ronnie Bright, Ronnie Milligan, Kenneth Been, Freddie Weece, Nancy McAfee, John Langey, Jimmy Little, Ronnie Lofts, Robert. Little, Tom Boschert, John Hickerson, Lyndall Tarrant.

lienry Cathorall, Danny Weeks, Benny Ruedin, Cynthia Davenport and Robert Hartman. Some of the pupils reecived certifieates of award. This recital was 1hr last of three given by the school. Mins Dnvia Honored At Pre-Nuptini Shower Miss Flois Davis of Jerseyville was honored al. A household shower given Wednesday evening, by her cousin, Miss Marian Davis, and Miss Doris Gross of Jerseyville at the home ol the former.

Miss Davis' marriage to William Parish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parish of Jerseyville, will take place May 2. Yellow and green were used for the appointments of the party and the table on which the gifts were arranged, was overhung by a shower umbrella decorated in these colors. Games were played and prizes were awarded to Eunice Ann Grabbe and Sharon Gisy.

Among the guests were the Misses Beverly Sinelair, Wilma Ann Robinson, Carol Ringhausen, Sue McClary, Sandra Davis, Lela Mne Gross, Shirley Russell, Doris Gross, Marian Davis and Mrs. Claude Gross, Mrs. William C. Davis and Mrs. Virgil Davis.

Sorority Plans Party Wednesday Lambda Alpha Xi senior chapter, Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority, will have a gingham and blue jenns party Wednesday night at Camp Talahi Lodge. The party is for couples, and each member and her husband or guest is privileged to bring a guest couple. Mrs. George Fries and Mrs. Charles Studicy are chairmen of the party, and a box supper will be enjoyed.

Mrs. Fries is receiving 'The lodgo will be opened at 5:30 o'clock for those who wish to go curly, and supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Party Tuesday Night For Mrs. Orban Mrs. Robert Orban of 1819 Woodland was honored at a party given by Mrs.

Samuel Comer Tuesday evening at Onized Club. Twenty-one guests were in attendance, and games were played. Mrs. Orban recoived gifts, and Mrs. Orban, Mrs.

Ray Backs, Miss Elaine Orban and Miss JoAnn Orban were awarded prizes. Mrs. A. Goldman, Mrs. Henry Haworth and Miss Mary Goldman assisted Mrs.

Gomer in serving refreshments. Hospital. The baby, their fourth child, weighs eight pounds and three minors. Their other children Arr Donald. 7, Chris, 5, and Mary Lynn.

1. The name of Sandra Sue has horn chosen hy Mr. and Mrs. Maurico Fillgon of 3201 Edsall for a daughter. born Al 6:03 a.m.

today in Alton Memorial Hospital. The baby weighs right pounds. Their other daughter, Juan, is 5. Mark Gregory is the name sclerted by Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Torts of RI. 1. Alton. for their first child. The baby, weighing seven pounds, 10 ounces, WAS horn at 10:38 p.m., Friday In Alton Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Loris was before her marriage, Miss Gloria Taylor. A daughter WAS horn at 5:09 a.m. today in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Golike of Rt. 1. Bothalto. The hahy, their second child. weighs right pounds.

four ounces, Their son, Mark, is 2 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Brewster.

518 St. Louis road. Wood River, are announcing the hirth of their second son al 1:26 a.m. Friday in Wood River Township Hospital, and has been given the name of James Tre. Their othor son is Charles Edward, 18 months.

A daughter, Virki Lynn, was born In Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller, 706a St. Louis road, Wood River, at 2:25 a.m. Friday In Wood River Township llospital.

The couple has a son, Michael Allen, 6. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. CopeInnd, South Roxana, have announced the hirth of their ninth child and sixth son at 4:57 p.m.

Friday in Wood River Township Hospital weighing nine pounds and ninc ounces. Women Golfers Plan 'Kick-Off' Membership Open in Arca Association The Grenter Alton Women's Golf Association will hold its first annual "kick-off" mecling at Selhime's, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. All golfing women in the Alton area are invited to attend without any obligation on their part to join the organizatton. Women who are interested wHI be invited to join and participate in all summer golfing events which are to be staged n1. the Alton Municipal Golf Course, each Tuesday starting May 4.

at, 9:30 a.m. At the "kick-off" meeting all events scheduled for the summer will be explained and the by-laws for operation discussed. The Greater Alton Women's Golf Association was established last fall to provide a golfing program for women in the Alton area who enjoy playing golf and who are in need of an organization to promote and operate well rounded golfing program. Officers are: Mrs. G.

E. Bailcy, president: Mrs. G. C. Davis, vice-president; Mrs.

Robert Tuell, sceretary: Mrs. Harvey Wolf, treasurer; and Mrs. Zae Birkhead. sports chairman. Dues will cover operating expenses and monthly and seasonal prizes.

Greens fees must be paid separately as each round is played. Any woman wishing to join the association may do SO at the opening meeting 01' by contacting Mrs. Robert Mitchell al the Municipal Course Clubhouse. 'The organization is not only for expert golfers, but is an organization for all women who like to hit a golf ball whether they shoot 36 or 450. 'The purpose is one of fun, relaxation, and good fellowship.

Slice A leftover frankfurter thin and ndd it to a tomato-andvegetable sauce. Serve over cooked drained noodles. Here's a little different way to finish off that baked ham. Spread the ham with orange marmalade and put back into the oven to glaze. Serve thin slices of the ham with broiled orange slices garnished with cherries or whole cloves.

Add chopped green pepper. pimiento and onion to A can of corned-beef hash for extra fla- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH EAST ALTON Announces Two Morning Services on Easter 8:30 "Eternal Life Begins Now." 10:45 "He Is Risen." Sunday School 9:45 Easter Only, Worship and Altar Hour 7:30 P.M. Sermon: "Wearing Pilate's Robes." Public Cordially Invited. ROBERT SIMPSON, Minister. Mary Connell to Attend Girls State MISS CONNELL.

Miss Mary Margaret Connell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William K. Connell. 1115 Diamond has been chosen by members of the American Legion Auxiliary, Alton Post 126 to represent them at. Illini Girls State at MacMurray College, Jacksonville, June 22-29.

Miss Connell is student at Marquette High School. in her junior year, and qualified in scholarship, leadership, and character. The Girls' State program of the American Legion Auxiliary gives practical training in gOv. ernment organization and procedure and teaches the importance of individual participation in government. Fete Odd Fellows On Anniversary Carrollton Rebekahs Honor Groups CARROLLTON.

The momhers of the local Rebekah Lodge entertained the members of the advanced degrees of the state 1.O.0.F. Lodge Thursday evening in connection with their regular mecting in the 1.0.0.F. hall. The group were honored in celebration of an anniversary of their organization founded in 1819. In the advanced degree group honored were members of the Patriarch Militant and their auxiliary, the Encampment, and their auxillary, the Samaritans and the Zuannas.

Special honors were given to William Meni of Collinsville who is the warden of the Grand Lodge and Elbert Brasel of Jacksonville, a past grand master. MI's. Nicni and Brasel accompanied their husbands. Following the regular ceremonial of the lodge a short program wAS given with Mrs. Dorothy Brock giving the address of welcome which was followed by two vocal solos by Miss Kathleen Varble with Mrs.

Wrentha Stevens as her accompanist. Representatives of the various lodges were present from Collinsville, Beardstown, Champaign, Pittsfield, Jacksonville and Carlinville. P.T.A. to Hear Art Instructor. CARROLLTON.

Karr, the art instructor in the Carrollton Community Unit schools will present a program on Art in the School Program illustrated by an art exhibit done by some of the students in her elasses nt the regular meeting of the Carrollton Parent Teacher Association to be held Wednesday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m. Karr will present the same program at the meeting of the Parents Teacher Association of the Eldred School on Monday April 26. Cooked artichokes, accompanied by browned butter, make a fine appetizer or salad course for a company dinner. To prepitre the butter, just put it in a skillet and allow to stund over moderately low heat until muttbrown. Watch carefully so as not 10 burn and stir a few times.

FASTER SEAT 2 MR. AND MRS. ROGER NICHOLS Roger Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Glen Nichols, 2619 Yeager And Miss Doris Broemser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Broemser. 2310 Edmond were married at 7:30 o'clock Friday night at the home of the bridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Elvis Tarrant, 2460 Sylvan lane. The Rev. Horton Presley, minister of Main Street Bapfist. Church, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Marvin.

Nichols, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Mrs. Louis Garner, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. The wedding was attended by members of the Immediate families and they were afterwards entertained at a reception in the Tarrant home. For her marriage the bride wore A white suit, A white hat trimmed with a veil, and navy blue accessories. She wore A corsage of lavender orchids.

Mrs. Garner appeared in A light blue suit and navy blue accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs.

Nichols will reside in an apartment that they have made ready for their occupancy on Alby street. The bride and bridegroom, employes of the Owens-Illinois Glass Are graduates of Alton High School. Wedding Sunday In Greenfield Church Miss Mary Jane Finney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Finney of Greenfield, and Gerald Lee, Ross, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ross, Greenfield, will be married at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Greenfield Methodist Church. Miss Finney is a graduate of Greenfield High School and is a student nurse at Passavant Hospital School of. Nursing. Jacksonville.

Mr. Ross, also a graduate of Greenfield High School. Is a member of the junior class at University of Illinois, Potts-Land Engagement Made Known Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Land of the Greenfield vicinity have announced the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Barbara Land, and LaVerne Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Potts of Placerville, Calif. Miss Land is a graduate of the Greenfield High School and Illinois College, Jacksonville, She is member of the fArulty of Modesto, (Calif.) High School. Mr.

Potts is a graduate of San Jose State College. San Jose, and is engaged in newspaper work in Modesto, He served three years with the Seabees during World War 2. Mr. and Mrs. Land and Mrs.

Glenn C. Smith and duughter, Mrs. Robert W. Sudbrink of Beardstown, are planning 10 attend the wedding which will take place in California in August. Alton Little Theatre Meeting at the YMCA Alton Little Theatre will meet Monday evening, April 19, 8 o'clock.

at the Young Men's Christian Association. Miss Diplazzo to Wed in Milwaukee Miss Mary Grace Dipiazzo, daughter of Mrs. Willian Wanous of 315 Lorena Wood River. and Joseph Dipiazzo of Alton, will be married to 11. Anthony Lohagen of Milwaukee Saturday morning, May 1, at 11 o'clock in the Church of Gesu, Milwaukee.

The Rev, David McEvay will officiate, and Roy Maehrlein and Miss Patricia Purdy will be the couple's attendants. A reception will follow the wed. ding. Mrs. Wanous is leaving next Saturday for Milwaukee to visit her daughter, attend pre-nuptial events, and to be present Fresh Baked Goods Daily Birthday-Wedding Cakes Our Specialty.

Ample Parking Available, DUKE BAKERY Coruer 9th I Henry Ntreets GIFT TO CRIPPLED CHILDREN- Alpha Pal chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority presented check for Easter Seal campaign at Milton Rd. clinic. From the left: Wilfred Buddell, therapist; Emma Bean, president; Wilma Fahrenhorst and E. C. photo.

Christian Church Sale of Olsen Gifts Nets To Hold Revival Sum for Unitarian Church (Staff at the wedding. Mr. Inhagen, employed hy the Milwaukee Foundry, and bride will reside at. 2976 South Superior Milwaukee. Miss Diplazzo has been in Milwaukee since January and is a PIX operator for the Milwaukee Transit Co.

MISS STOBBS. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Slobbs of East College avenue are announcing the engage.

ment of their daughter, Katherine Elizabeth, 1o Richard R. Massey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Massey of 411 Market.

SI. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Stobbs is allending the University of Illinois, where she is majoring in occupationAl therapy. She is president of Alpha Omicron Pi, social sorority, and a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, scholastic honorary, and Shi Ai, activily honorary. She is an inactive member of Zeta Beta Psi.

Mr. Massey attended Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, where he was a member of Sigma Tau Gamma, social fruternity. He is enrolled at Shurtleff College and is cmployed by Young's Dry Goods as advertising and display manager. Miss Marian Fowler Guest of Honor Miss Marian Fowler, daugh1er of Mr. and Mrs.

Dorris Fowler of Virginia street, Bothallo, was guest of honor at A pre- nuptial shower Thursday evening at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Bethallo, given by the Misses Lillian Davis and Patricia Cross. Miscellaneous gifts werp presented to Miss Fowler. and were placed around bride and hridesmaid dolls. Twenty-five were present. Games were played and refreshments served.

with the Misses Viola Brenner. Blanche Harshbergor and Mrs. Nell Cross assisting the hostess. Miss Fowler will become the bride of Harold Manns, son of Mrs. Theresa Manns, Saturday.

April 24 in St. Mary's Church. Couple Return From Honeymoon Trip Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wahl returned Friday from a honeytrip and are residing at 1004A Alby St.

The couple's marriage took place at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Personals Mr. and Mrs. Marshall W. of Fairmount returned to Wednesday from Sarasota, where they spent three months. During March Mr.

and Acker had as guests their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. Mrs. Howard P. Porter, of Grand Rapids, Mich. H.

L. Wilken of Orange, leaving by plane Sunday afternoon for his home after a visit relatives. Mrs. Wilken, accompanied her husband Alton, will remain here for remainder of the month. Allen P.

Stuart of the A. P. Stuart Motor Wood River, returned from Detroit, where she attended a meeting of Chrysler dealers, one a series. Over 500 Chrysler dealers attended the meeting were guests of the Chrysler division at a dinner the evening following the meeting. Miss Helen Rose Yeothan and Miss Eva Reiniges are spending Easter week-end with relatives in Lynn, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldman 1320 Highland have received word of the birth of a daughter, Jacqueline Frances, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pedroni, at Alameda, Calif.

The babe, the couple's first child, was born Wednesday morning, April 14, and weighed seven pounds, five ounces. Mrs. Pedroni is the the former Miss Frances Goldman. Miss Theresa Springman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony P. Springman, 1129 State student at Rosary College, Lake Forest, is spending the Easter, holidays in Alton. Mrs. Mary Gross of 2425 Clawson has returned from California where she spent the past month. She made the round trip by plane.

Mrs. Gross visited with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.

Humlicak of Canoga Park, and with her son, Pic. Edwin E. Gross, U. S. Marine Corps, stationed Los Alamitos Navy Base.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hesse and children, 3004 Belle are spending Easter with Mr. Hesse's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Hesse of East St. Louis. Miss Molly Radecke, a student at the University of Missouri, Columbia, is spending Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland F.

Radecke of Washington A written auction of articles presented to the First Unitarian Church by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen who have sold their home i in Fairmount preparatory to going to Old Quarry, Leetes Island. Gilford, and New York to reside, netted the church a gratifying amount. The sale was held Wednesday night.

Some articles were withheld from sale and will be used in the church. Among the outstanding articles offered for sale was A wastepaper basket made from a Big Bertha shell. (Big Bertha was A famous type of cannon used by the Germans in World War I). Furniture, fine glassware and china, and paintings by memhers of the Olsen family as well AS other artists were offered for sale, together with books. The auction was open to memhers of the church and their friends, and was held from 7 to 9 o'clock.

As persons interested entered the Wuerker room in the church they were given an opportunity to inspect the display, and to write down the amount 1hey desired to offer as the purchase price. At 8:45 p.m. the auction closed, and the prices were checked. The highest bidder on each Article paid for and "carried off" his "prize." PAUL SMITH Paul Smith, minister of the Concord Church of Christ at Tolleshoro, will be the evangelist in a two weeks' evangelistic revival al First Christian Church. Although Mr.

Smith will not. until Monday, the local minister, M. M. Scott, will begin the series of scrives Sunday, Services will begin at 7:30 p.m. Services will not he held on Saturday evenings.

Mr. Smith is a graduate of the Cincinnati Bible Seminary of Cincinnati, and has had sevoral years of work in the ministry since' his graduation and ordination. Practical Nurses Meet At Hospital Tea Room Licensed Practical Nurses Registry met. Thursday night. in the lea room of St.

Joseph's Hospital, and were addressed by Miss Celest Reif, R.N., an instructor of practical nurses at Olin Vocational School and advisor of District 10 Association of Practical Nurses. Miss Reit discussed "Preferred nursing magazines and their importance in keeping the licensed practical nurse up to date in the field of nursing." Mrs. W. S. Hallam, 3130 Leverett is registrar of licensed practical nurses.

Area Baptist Men to Meet at Foster Church The Men's Federation of Brothcrhoods and Bible classes of the Alton vicinity will meet Monday night al Fosterburg Baptist Church at 8 p.in. Speaker for the evening will be Henry' Lawrence, a lay member of First Baptist Church in East Alton. Musical savings banks with Swiss movements now are sold by a West German firm. BEAUTY Youngs Phone SALON 2-7131 SPRING TIME VALUE WAVE COLD 4.95 Complete Now is the time to save on a younger looking, extremely flattering hair style that's easy to keep. expert beauticians And just the right length, just the right hair style for your own facial contours Phone today for your appointment We Wish to Announce that FRANCES BRAMHALL MAY has rejoined our staff of efficient operators and extends an luvitution to all her friends and former customers.

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The Rev. Paul S. Krebs of the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church. the Rev. William Kimbrough of Elm Street Presbyterian Church, and the Rev.

Leonard Tod of Evangelical and Reformed Church will also assist in the service. If you like a boneless Jean cut of meat for pot roasting, use sirJoin tip. When serving, cut the meat into as thin slices as possible, It will make fine open sandwiches with some of the gravy ladled over. RUG CLEANING that restores the "NEW LOOK" Our expert Rug Cleaning methods restore color, beauty, brightness adds new life and lustre to -out rugs. Yes, mam you'll be ing on air once you've discovered our really fine rug cleaning service.

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