Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 6

Dixon, Illinois, Friday, January 13, 1960 SOCIETY NEWS Meeting of Girl Scout Association The Girl Scout association meeting held Tuesday evening at the Lov eland Community House was well attended. It opeiud with the singing- of songs led by Mrs. VV. E. Gronberg followed by a Model Girl Scout meeting presented by the sixth and seventh grade troop of St.

Mary's school under the leadership of Mrs John Fox and Mrs. Arthur Mills. The girls were all in uniform and were very mi-Mrs. Victor Eichler and Mrs. George Reed then invested leaders and board members who had not previously been invested.

Special awards were given by Mrs. Eichler to Mrs. Harry Newcomer, Mrs. E. L.

Houden and Mrs. George Stiles for five years of service and Mrs. Victor Eichler, Mrs Norman W. Dietrch, Mrs. Lyle Melvm and Mrs Vernon Duke for 10 years of Mrs.

Duke who is the retiring president of the Girl Scout board, which she has served faithfully and dihgentlv for two years, was ri Thank You badg. of Eichler in making the svaperA fi I tion told of Mrs. Duke's Girl Scout services in Homewood, 111 Mrs. Duke brought this knowledge to Dixon and has given freely of her time and ability. Following this Mrs.

Duke spoke briefly on local, national and international Girl Scouting. She mentioned that at the National Convention in Milwaukee it was decided to emphasize: 1. Better scouting for more girls, stressing the idea of partnership between girls and adults. 2. Further development of international friendship.

3. More and better camping. Dixon has been aware of these needs and has i been stressing them. Mrs. Duke then conducted a busines meeting at which time it was decided that this year Day and Troop camping will be emphasized believing that more girls will have the opportunity for camping in this way.

After much discussion it was voted to change from the Traditional form to the Association form of Girl Scouting. This had been under consideration for the past year. Present At this time Mrs. Harry Kerz as Chairman of the nominating and membership committee presented two slates which were voted upon and accepted. Members of the nominating and membership committee are as follows: Mrs.

Harry Kerz, chairman, Mrs. Jack Little, Mrs. Claude Horton, Mrs. Lavere Keeney, Mrs. Louis Smow and Mrs.

George Stiles. The first slate presented was for new officers: President, Mrs. W. Gronberg; vice president, Mrs. Clifford Martin: secretary, Mrs C.

C. Clausen and treasurer. Mrs. Ivan The second slate presented was for board members and members at large Board Mrs. Harry Kerz, Mrs Oscar Smith.

Mrs William Anthony, Mrs. Victor Eichler, Mrs. Norman W. Dietrich. Mrs.

Wilbur Fulfs, Mrs Allen Whitmcr. Mrs. Lyle Melvin, Mrs. O. B.

Gerlach, Mrs. George Curtis, Mrs. George Campbell, Mrs. Donald Raymond, Mrs. Paul Johns, Mrs.

George Egbert, Mrs. Wlliam Barthelmes. and Mrs. Lyle Myers. Members at large are the school principals: Miss.

Mollie Duffy, Miss Esther Barton, Miss Mary Alice Buchanan, Miss Edith Sciioll and Sister Flavian. Following the adjournment of the business meeting, Mrs Duke invited the members to have refreshments served by Mrs. Norman Dietrich, chairman; Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mrs. Charles Patchett and Mrs.

Robert E. Shaw. The attractive table cleverly carried out the International Friendship theme of Any place you go for funeral service, you spend about the same amount for merchandise. Our Funeial Home COMING TO DIXON SATURDAY Chief Walks-With- the-Wind and his family of Starved Rock State park will provide the entertainment for the members of the Dixon Woman's Club when they meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Loveland Community House. The chief and his family are pictured above.

Amvets Auxiliary Plans Puppet Show A special meeting of the Amvets Auxiliary, Post 123, was called for Tuesday evening. Jan. 10, at the Amvet hall. The main topic of discussion was the coming puppet show to be sponsored by the auxiliary at the Dixon high school auditorium, the night of Tuesday, February 21. Committees were appointed for the activities: newspaper publicity, Anne Hannan; poster committee, Elaine Cramer and Kern Pittman, co-chairman; ticket sales, Alyce Yeast and Virginia Strub; ticket takers, Anne Hannan, Phyllis Kelly, Anne Short and Mary Jane Ellis; ushers, Dag-mar Ballard and Jeff Riopelle; school committees, Lorraine Heck-man, Fern Pittman, Margaret Im-feld, Elaine Cramer and Jeff Riopelle.

A letter was read from Greater Peona Post No. 64, inviting the Amvets and Auxiliary to the annual state Round-up Jan. 14 and 15 at Peoria. National Commander Harold Russell is to be an honored guest at the round-up. There is to be a dinner beginning at 6 Saturday evening and a dance beginnnig at 9.

p. m. rmancenep-aaToIrETAO The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Amvet hall promptly at 8 p. m.

At this meeting the new officers will preside. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolfe 503 Dixon avenue, entertained guests at dinner Wednesday evening "Hands Around the World" by using two dolls dressed as English and American girl scouts with their arms encircling a globe. Mrs.

Vernon Duke. Mrs. Jack Little and Mrs. Dietrich poured. Otarion Hearing Aids Batteries for Moat AU fypea EYES EXAMINED GLASS FITTED DR.

RALPH COBB Optometrists DR R. W. WEBER. Assocfalo Hours: 9 to 5 Evenings by Appointment City National Bank Bldg. Phone 1827 Social Calendar Tonight Corinthian Shrine No 40 stated meeting at 4 o'clock.

Dinner at 6:30 and ceremonial at 8. Regular meeting of Minnie Belle Rebekah Lodge No. 423 in IOOF hall. 7:30. Regular business meeting of Palmyra Grange Sarurday Dixon Woman's club at the Loveland Community House.

2 Plum Hollow Ladies Party Twenty-three girls attended the monthly card party at Plum Hollow Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Alice Finch. Mrs. Dorothy Rhodes and Mrs.

Jean Smith Winners at cards were- High, Gwen Saan and Myrtle Swan and low, Venue Scott and Martha Witzleb. Hostesses for the next card party, Feb. 7th, will be Vernie Scott, Berniece Wadsworth and Gertrude Swan. A dessert bridge will be enjoyed at this time The girls decided upon a Valentine party for Saturday, Feb. 11th, at the club house.

The committee will be composed of Gwen Saan. Betty Fcltes. Clara Villiger and Martha Witzleb. All members are asked to keep this date in mind. There will be music, dancing and OES PARLOR CLUB The OES Parlor Club will enjoy a desert bridge Monday, Jan.

16th. at 1:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Ed Rosecrans, Mrs.

Charles Finley and Miss Gertrude Youngman will be the hostesses. DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH Page Five Sublette Pair To Be Honored Sublette Mr and John Dinges, well known Sublette rt'Si-donts and members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help church, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Monday. Jan 16 The festivities wall begin with a high mass of thanksgiving at 9 o'clock in Our Lady of Perpetual Help church, offered by the Rev. Edward J. Lehman.

At this tune they will renew their manage vows taken 50 years ago. A family dinner will be served at 11 30 and the jubilanans will receive their friends at "open house" that afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock and in the evening from 7 to 9 o'clock at their home. John Dinges. son of the late Peter and Chnstma (Schaub) Dinges and Lillian Reis, daughter ot the late George and Margaret (McCallvin) Reus, were married in St. Mary's Catholic church (now Our Lady of Perpetual Help church), Sublette, January 16, 1900, by Father Joseph Rempey.

Attending the couple at Uiat time were, Cornelius Dinges and Miss Tena Burkardt, now Mrs. Jacob Michel of West Brooklyn, who will again be their attendants on Monday. The couple started farming southwest of Sublette where they resided until the year 1944 when they retired from their farm and purchased a bungalow in the village of Sublette where they have since made thei rhome They are the parents of eight children- Mrs Gilbert (Ruth) Ma-lach. Knowille, Tenn Ruoben Dinges. Sublette, Ralph Dinges, Chicago; Lester Dinges, Sublette; Mrs.

Gilbert (Velma) Kellen, Sublette: and Mrs. Robert (Dolores) Leake, Rockford. A daughter, Mrs. Tony (Martha) Pilli-tach is deceased as is also a daughter, Margaret, who died in infancy. They have 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Mr. Dinges who is 73 is quite active and a member of the Holy Name Society. Mrs. Dinges who is 67" takes care of all her household duties and is a faithful member of the St. Anne society.

Legion Auxiliary To Honor Veterans Membership and the hospitalized veterans at Dixon State hospital held the floor when the American Legion auxiliary met Wednesday evening for their regular business meeting at the American Legion hall. Mrs. Jake Snyder, membership chairman, has planned a drive for Sunday afternoon, Jan. 15, to attempt to contact all remaining members before the delinquent date of Jan. 31.

A lunch will be served at the hall to all participants following the drive. All mothers, wives, daughters and sisters of Legionaires are eligible to become members of the auxiliary. Unit Rehabilitation chairman, Mrs Iva Callahan, and her committee, have set Jan. 26th as the date for the dinner and program for the veterans at Dixon State hospital. Following the 6:30 dinner the program will be in charge of Mrs Jerry Greasby, music chairman.

Acknowledgements were read from Edward Clamage, state chairman and Fred Enichen, post chairman, of the "Gifts for Yanks who Gave Mrs. Roy DeWerff, unit president, announced that another post and auxiliary scramble supper will be held Jan. 22nd at the Legion hall. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs Don Phillips, Mrs.

Charles Bishop and Mrs. William Flannagan. Edw. Thompson PHONE B-12SB I KLINE'S DEPARTMENT STORE SATURDAY SPECIALS Snosuits $4.00 Nightwear Price Boys $1.08 S2.98-W.98 Washsuits 50c Blouses $1.00 $8.98 Jivrqquard Women's Nylon Bedspreads $2.00 Sweaters $1.00 Stock Men's and lannr-1 Yarns Price Nightwear Price to $10.95 177 "rT Women's Dresses Shades Vz Price Women's Shoes and Houseslippers 50c PlirSOS TO HONOR SUBLETTE PAIR Mr. and Mrs.

John Dinges, well known Sublette residents, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Monday, Jan. 16th. Seaveys Honored On Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Theodore Srave 'ell fillet r.n tor i ved with H.110S Keitmey, Dixon, presented them a hook ot silver dollars on behalf of their relatives. Those piesent were: Elmor Book.

Dixon; Mr and Mrs. Enos Keith-ley and daughter. Rctta, Dixon; Mrs. and daughter Bessie. Dixon; Mr.

and Mrs Guv Book Arthui and Donald. Compton. Mr and Mrs. Orville Landis, Milledgeville; Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Book and family. Sterling; Comma B. Wise, Sterling; Mrs. S. Myhn, Sterling; Roy Ebersole.

Sterling; Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Ebersole, Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saillerd, Sterling; Miss Dorcen Landis. Sterling; Miss Lois Landis, Oregon: Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Book and family, Leaf River; Ralph Genandt, Leaf River; Mr. and Mrs. Duaiio Butt. Leaf River; Mr.

and Mrs Book and son, Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ebersole. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.

David Conrad, Aurora and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ebersole and family, Ohio. In the afternoon and evening Open House had been planned by friends of the Seaveys and over 275 guests from Chicago, Fulton, Ohio, Leaf River, Sterling. Grand Detour and Dixon called.

A centerpiece of silver and white flowers decorated the tabic as did red roses, white mums and silver candles, the buffet. Miss Doreen Landis and Mrs. Dorothy Butt cut the two three-tiered silver an- F. X. Newcomer Go.

INSURANCE BONDS REAL ESTATE IaIANS Phone IOM0H Dixon. 111. SO MUCH GAS Afraid She Would Burst "My stomach was so full of gas I was afraid I'd burst. Had sour risings in mv throat after meals. I got CERTA-VIN and it worked inches of gas and bloat from me.

Waistline is way down now. Meals are a pleasure. I praise Certa-Vin to the sky." This is an actual statement from a lady right here in Dixon. CERTA-VIN is helping victims of stomach gas ALL OVER this city. It is taken before meals and works with your food; thus you get the fullest good out of your meals.

This new medicine contains 10 Great Herbs plus vitamin and Iron. So besides relieving gas, it also enriches the blood with iron and energizes the nerves with vitamin B. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So don't go on suffering! Get CERTA-VIN -Villiger's Drug Store. RE-ELECT Charles K.

Willett Representative 35th District DcKolb, Lee and Whiteside Counties Republican Primary April 11th Your Continued Support Will Be Appreciated niversary cakes; Mrs. Wilbur Bollman and Miss Lois Landis, poured and Miss Marjone Book had charge of the guest book. The Misses Donna Bodmer, Gertrude Cornils, Beverly Pitzer, Darlene Duffy, Agnes Ann Mooro, Helen Jane Coleman, Helen Book, Retta Jean Keithley and Grace Jacobs poured. HIGHLAND AVE CLUB The Highland Avenue Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Al Ber-ner, 910 Highland, Monday evening at 7-30.

EXTRA! Spectacular BARGAIN SALE House Town Shop 124 W. 1st Street HALL'S "Plotter Chattel" Listing Today's Hits What Fer Dldja Fargo Fanny S8651 Col. Mama, What'll 1 Do Have A Little Sunshine Doris Day Ray Noble Col. My Row? Garden The Blossoms On The Bough rankle Carle 38646 Col. Poison Ivy I Don't Know Whether To Laugh Or Cry Janotte Davis 88646 Col.

The Muslo Goes 'Round 'Round My Blue Heaven Ski ten Henderson JJ7-789 Cap Charley My Boy Are You Klssln' Someone Else 524 London I'll Be A Sunbeam Jesus Me Red 24828 Dec Mother Prairie Can I Canoe You Up The Tev 20-3616 We'll Build A Bungalow Larry Green 20-3624 Puddle Wump Nice To Know You Care Tommy Dorsey 20-3626 Wild BUI Hiccup Morpheus Spike 20-3620 The Iowa Indian Song 'Way Baok Home Blng Crosby Fred Waring 24800 Dec. Happv Times Bibhldl-Bobhldl-Boo 38659 Col. Money, Marbles Chalk Where Is The One Pattl Page 5251 Merc. Ragtime Cowboy Joe Elmer's Tune 37811 Col Wumlerhar I'll String Along With You Stafford Gordon MacRae 57-768 Cap. Mommv Can I Take My Doll To Heaven Utile Honev Rov 21-0148 Avnlon Anniversarv Al 23714 Dec.

I Dream Of You Flat Bines Onllo Phil Stewart BOO Tempo ft Had Be You I'll Get Bv flOO Tempo Wish I Knew I Would ''end You Roses Dnlph 21-0104 HALL'S fterflo Uffesen Far 20 221 I I RSI STREET PHONE 10S9 GARDEN DEPT. TO MEET The Garden Department of the )ixon Woman's club will meet Monday, Jan. 16th, at the home of Mis. J. R.

McDanlel, 616 East Morgan street, for a scramble lun cheon at 1 o'clock. This will be an important meeting, the spring flower show for May 18th and 19th will be discussed. Plans will be made and committees appointed. Kodachrome pictures of previous shows will be shown. Members bring garden questions for the question box.

MONDAY N1GHTERS The Monday Nightera will meet Monday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Maxine Lovin, 1705 Second street BETTER HATS HATQ ft's Sensational $3.98 VALUES $5.98 VALUES $8.98 VALUES Special Purchase hats One-of-klnd Samples Hats Reduced from Regular Stock SOUTH DIXON CLUB The South Dixon Community Club will meet for a scramble dinner at noon, Wednesday, Jan. 18th, at the home of Robert Ship-pert, Route 2. Mrs. Arthur Ship-pert will be Plenty of Hacks, Browns Expensive-looking trims Styles to Flatter PROFILES BERETS BONNETS CLOCHES HURRY! HURRY! Early snoopers oer first Choice tlcAIen HOLLYWOOD'S SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE BLOUSES JOAN HENLEY ---JANE HOLLY -ROSS ORIGINALS GROUP 1.

-Formerly GROUP 2-For. $4.98 GROUP 3 -Formerly $7.98 -Now SKIRTS GROUP l--For. $4.98 GROUP 2 -Formerly GROUP 3-Formerly SLACKS GROUP GROUP 2-Formerly GROUP DRESSES By $2i $3H By BRADLEY SHEPHERD JANE IRVVILL $088 GROUP $088 GROUP 2 -For. $4.98 $388 $488 SCJ88 $388 GROUP 1-For. to $8.98 -Now $788 Group 2-For.

to GROUP 3 -For. to JUNIOR, MISSY and HALF SIZES ALL SALES FINAL! shop 108 W. FIRST ST..