Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 23

ALTON EVENING SPONSORS OF WT LUNCHEON Repfesentfttlves of orauHttttotu wWch spon- WctoMdfty i tutted Nation, Week luncheon In the YWCA addnased by Mw. Emfly Jtaft Standing, left to right, are diaries P. Smith, Miss Amelia B. Blngemann and Mw. George Dlntelmann.

Seated are Mrs. Wffllam D. Johnson, Mfs. George Slay, Mrs. Robert E.

Glazcbrook and Mrs. Atignste ttenhey. FjtTlijiMi rwiicc JUJJCfIlllCllfrclil Charter Reviewed BBJ' Tramp fS fHK iff thft CHorcn 80001 rUCffn to the Bujual CinarWr Nfvwti) afro wi rw the corning year. TH6 WMU ttMMttit tl j-tlrtaii fnvvciRf JEUitiuii HUUBUIIf Ami c. D.

Dmv Mtfni FlOyW 0. 0, £. Camjtl, Vlrffl L. Lafempt, Oeeil ttsmg, ftaity j. Lstmy, Schubert, and Norman rtetner.

Presbyterians to Vote on Building Boards of First Clmrch Favor Project First Presbyterian boards will recommend a religious education building program to the church's congregation in January. The combined boards-welders, trustees, and deacons unanimously approved Wednesday night a recommendation that the congregation take up a long-considered project of erecting a religious education buiding on the vacant lot north of the-church on Alby St. They also recommended that a committee be appointed to proceed with the fund raisings- Part of the necessary funds already are available either In contributions, pledgeV.or in a church trust fund. An architect's estimate on a plan already prepared for the building has set the cost at $140,000. Action by the congregational meeting would be necessary before any further moves could be made in the matter.

H. D. Dale is chairman of the special committee which has been carrying the building through the original planning stage. Also recommended for later action of the congregational meeting was a church budget amounting to $26,390 for local church expenses and $7,500 for benevolences. This included a $1,200 increase in the pastor's salary, which budget-stewardship chairman Eben Rodgers Jr.

explained a survey of other churches of comparable size had shown was appropriate. The boards also adopted recommendations that an effort be made to obtain use of the film, "Martin Luther" for showing in the church and that other worthwile motion pictures be obtained; and that a calling campaign this year be centered on the idea of reactivating present members of the church. Who Launders Sheets and Shirts Best? Learn Birth of Grandchild in Japan Via Radio Through a radio broadcast from Japan that was picked up by a "ham" operator In the United States and relayed to Alton, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gillen of 1209 Willard learned of the birth of a daughter to their son-in-law and daughter.

John North- graves and Mrs. Northgraves in Tachtkawa, Japan. The news came as a complete surprise to Mr. and Mrs. tJillen, who were unaware that their daughter was expecting a visit from the stork.

A radio operator at Joliet received the message direct from Japan and It Was later picked up by an operator at Charleston, who sent the message to Mr. and Mrs. Gillen by mail. The baby was born Oct. 16, and the message which said, "You have a "new granddaughter, Sharon May pounds and five ounces, born Oct.16.

Shirley and baby doing fine, Love, was received by Mr. and Mrs. Gillen, Oct. 20. Sgt.

Northgraves, who is with the Air Force, and his wife have been in Japan for 13 months, and they had kept the news of the expected baby from the Gillens because they were afraid they would worry. first child, Jeffrey Allen, 18-months-old, was born While Sgt Northgraves was stationed in Mississippi. Louis Cox arid Ernie Nagel were also present to tsuist with the charter review, Monday night a total of 32 Scouts and from Troop 83, sponsored by the Presbyterian Church, enjoyed their monthly swim at the YWCA in Alton. Transportation was furnished by H. j.

Leamy, Cecil Dorris, Leo Schubert, A. J. Mikkelson, Floyd Make and Eldon Hobsoti. to Scont Council ROXANA Roxana Rotary Club Met Tuesday evening instead of their usual Wednesday night dinner meeting, at the Commun- ty building and were hosts to the Southern District Scout Council. About 100 Scouts and Scouters attended.

On-ille Brunjes was chairman of the meeting. June Left Muck Honored ROXANA June Lee Huck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Suck of Hawthorne celebrated her eighth birthday Wednes- ay at a party at the family home Girls attending were: Janice Kerr, Judy Goltz, Dolores John ion, Margaret Anne and Jeanne Kay Wilson, Margaret Dalhaus, Barbara Wheeler, Dorothy Faye and Natalie Ahn Gross, Shirley Snyder, Anita Sue Salsman and Lint! Farrell. vwww WWW WWWWV OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.

M. LADIES FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! ON EVERY PAIR OF SHOES "PURCHASED DURING THESE TWO DAYS All FatnoiM Including RHYTHM STEP DEBS PKUAMW DStMANETTES eRIWS PriMd From to to EOWAHDI KALIiTENtKi 10 3-7631 flUi HiAtoh punm IBM HKtanil Safetf i MB iiiipNHfe fhefr uMVIflf. Hi rAung DrTvKrs itfiOOnliftf to pauofii, Afnofif till. to Of 45TH DIVISION, Korea Tommy Jetmsun, 38, of New terk i minding Art hte fttnlh month of service in Korta. This week he received notice! from a draft board in New York to report for a pre-indttctton physical examination.

Troop id Hear Rev. Oetonf ROXANA Intermediate Scouts of Troop 28 met Wednesday afternoon at the Little House with their leaders, Mrs. Herbert Ball and Mm. Ai Karban. the girls practiced the Hag cere- i mony and recited the Girl Scout promise and TTie E.

E. DeLong. pasior of the First Presbyter' Chir talked to the i gitls. he girls discussed badge work i and a Ireat was served by Martha Hutch'-nson, Mrs. Kenneth Walton assisted with transportation.

ScoQts Stake 88-Mrte, Hike ROXANA A group of scouts from Troop 63. sponsored by the Roxana Presbyterian Church, hiked the 22 miles from New Salem State Park to Springfield Saturday. Prior to taking the hike the boys read a biography of Lincoln and submitted a book report on their reading. Those making the hike were: Todd Norvell, Bob Nelson, Vic Ventile, Bill Baker and Kenneth Schubert. G.

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