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TEN THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1933, PHONE WAD. 4500 Events of Day in Normal TWINS MARK 75TH ANNIVERSARY Phone 4500 Three Honor Members Join Kiwanis Club Smashing Prc-Invcntory Reductions Scrolls Awarded by Farmer City Group Enselman to Speak At Vesper Service The Rev. O. B. Enselman of the First Methodist Episcopal church will bring the message at the vesper service at 5 p.

m. Sunday at the outdoor amphitheater on the Illinois State Normal university campus, sponsored bv th Nni REDUCED SWIMMING TRUNKS SWIMMING SUITS M.E. Board Elects Officers For New Year Trustees, Committees Announced at Meet; Dr. Chapman Presides rantagrapa Central Illlnol Service. FARMER CITY.

Three local citizens were accepted as honorary members of the local Kiwanis club riff I I BOYS TRUNKS Tuesday evening. These men were churches, in co-operation with the university and the Young People's societies of the various churches. Fantagrapai lenUal llllMt Servtea. ELLFLO R.T Bradbury reunion was held at the Miller park in Bloomlngton Sunday, honoring- 75th birthday anniversary of the Bradbury twins, Edgar S. and Edward S.

The twins are the oldest settlers of Bcllflower township. They were born on half mil north of Bellflower, In a log house where the Bellflower cemetery now stands, sons of W. T. and Tempa Bradbury. Edward was supervisor of Bellflower township for 32 years.

A farmer, he retired 22 years ago. He Is now associated wtth the Capen Investment company of Bloomlngton as overseer of land. He is also a stock buy. er. He was deputy sheriff for 15 years.

Edgar S. was a resident of Bellflower until a few years ago, retiring and moving to Bloomlngton. where he has been wtth the exception of three years spent in Indiana. He now resides at 507 South Clayton street, Bloomlngton. 59' MEN'S SWIM SUITS Ja It aaita left at tkta law price.

AS n- 1 UC Eaay keep eteaa JL Rec- T9c All wool ewtinj trunk. Complete with belt Rec. 98c The theme of his meditation will the Rev. A. A.

White. Dr. A. M. Wilkes and II.

S. Farmer. They were elected by the Kiwanis club because of their active citizenship in the past They were pre be "The Power to Become." There will be a half hour devo MEN'S TRUNKS GABARDINE TRUNKS sented with honor scrolls which entitled them to honorary member tional service, which will include the singing of hymns, recitation of the scriptures by children from the Community Vacation Bible school and special numbers by represen Good looklnc cihar All wool trunks. With built in sun- ship in the Farmer City Kiwanis 89' 89c dine frnrim trunks Snur fitting C1UD. porter.

Bvlt This meeting was hM in ik. Res. 1.19 Reg. 1.00 The official board of the Normal First Methodist Episcopal church at the fourth quarterly conference by an unanimous vote Wednesday night requested the return of the Rev. O.

B. Enselman as pastor for another year. Mr. Eneelman has been at the Normal church for the last two years. District Superintendent A.

S. Chapman presided. In opening the meeting he made a short talk in which he stressed the value of basement of the Sacred Heart church and chicken dinner was served by the Altar society to nearly 60 Kiwanians and their I A tatives of the young people's groups. The Illinois State Normal university band, directed by Prof. Leo J.

Dvorak, will present a program of appropriate music. This service will take the place of the usual young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m. and also of the regular union services of the Normal churches at 7:30 p. m.

wives and guests. iA-yv II The program consisted of rmim 'J which W. P. Massock. chairman of FLOOR COVERINGS i tne program committee, welcomed these honorary members into the singing of "America." pledge to the flag; invocation, the Rev.

Fr. Schaaf; group singing at the close of the dinner led by Father Schaaf. with Arnold Thomas at the organ; three marimbaphone numbers, Margaret McCarty, and the program was concluded by the presentation club. 90 Teachers At I. S.

N. U. RUGS CHENILLE KUUS lark alia threw size scam- lent. Kpectaj UC less axmiriMer of the honor scrolls. BACKACHE at wool IUR Re.

79e Kiwanian M. S. Swisher Intro EUREKA. A 90 foot smokestack was removed from the Eureka factory of Libby McNeil and Libby. Harry Thayer, employe, snapped the Camera just before it fell.

PanUgraph. Central Illlnol Servlc duced the Rev. A. A. White, and Krc 31.95 after a brief rrsum nf him Dinner Mrs.

Cora B. Ryman Speaks of School Law vtcjs to the community from the 9x12 RUGS time ne accepted a pastorate hr RUG CUSHIONS Flush Kidneys of Waste Matter, Poion and Acid and Stop GcttiiiE t'P Nights. Accident Verdict Citalit AtmiMirr in 1905, Reverend White was pre a.Siie.C ft. aiaa sented with the scroll. eaaMaa.

Waffle llrac Lately eeeaefal ajfl Iras. I-eely calaefal pattern Returned in Death Kiwanian Charles Hull then pre Ninetv teachers from Bloomins-- Business Men Hear Of High School Plans TaiXagraph Central lillaala Service. MORTON. G. F.

Coriell. principal of the Morton Township high sented Dr. A. M. Wilkes, and told 35 CENTS PROVES IT Rec t.Z5 briefly of his 20 years in this com ton-Normal and Central Illinois attended the annual summer school dinner.

SDonsored bv the division of munity rendering active service in his practice of dentistry. When your kidney ara clogged and Your bladder la Irritated and suaaa fa RUG CUSHION rural education, Illinois State Nor Central Illlnol Sen Ire. DWIGHT. An "accident" verdict was returned in the inquest into the death of Mrs. Blanche Wertheimer who was killed Sun in ORIENTAL RUGS school, and Emery Robison.

presi Kiwanian Owen Nowlin Intro mal university Wednesday evening r-yiolll Maa State lark mm at ueii hau. canty and oftrn aroarta And burns you need Gold Medal Haariam Oil Ca panto, a fine harm 1cm annuitant and diuretic that alwara worka and (rail but 31 rant Lh duced Harry S. Farmer who has spent all but one year of his life In this community. Dr. Nnwiln The DrinciDal address was riven Omr keat Salt rs caa.

taei la araffla Sel(a Rec 7.89 tar day. The verdict was returned at rasa bv Mrs. Cora B. Rvman. Ktinerinten- at any modern drug atora.

reviewed Mr. Farmer" artivin I II Ker I 14 I aent or schools at Decatur, who discussed "The New Municipal Budset p. m. Wednesday at the village hall here. Dr.

H. L. Shafer of Cornell. in the blacksmith and horse shoeing business, as postmaster for a It'a on good, aala way to put bean by activity into kldneva and bladder year II alcep aound the whole night thru. Hut be aura and get GOLD XIEDAL-- right from Haarlem In Holland tan axa dent of the board of trustees, explained the proposition of the proposed election for bond issue for addition to the high school and application for PWA fund, at the meeting of the Business Men association held at the Optimist lodge north of town Tuesday night.

About 60 enjoyed a fish fry. The meetings will continue In Rev. O. B. Enselman Law." She also spoke of educational number of years, and his rarticina- facilities in Macon countv.

and of Livingston county coroner, was in charge. The complete verdict read aaaured of result. the superior schools in that terri tion in the various civic organizations of Farmer City. Mr. Farmer other aymptoma of weak kldneta and death due to compound fracture tory.

Irritated bladder ara backaeha null. of the skull received from car in was presented with a scroll, after Dr. Raymond W. Fairchild made eye, leg cramp, mout pajma, Ada. churches to a community and pleaded for a continuance of the religious work that has been carried on.

Reports for the year were given Mr. Enselman for the church; Prof. F. R. Glasener for the Sunday school; Mrs.

Eylene Aekew which was ridinar. colliding with bus July 10. route 66. about two miles south of Dwighf Miscellaneous Home Furnishings The jury exonerated Kermit announcements concerning the education conference and exhibit which is to open Monday at the university, and urged teachers, school board members, administrators and others interested in the work to attend. He also emphasized the importance Hammocks Some attractive patterns at $3.60 and I p.

Johnson, driver of the bus, of all oepiemoer when the annual election of officers will also be held. The president, Dr. V. B. Mauricau.

will Monday remove his offices to! Bushnell and will be succeeded here by Dr. L. P. Bunchan. a staff mem- i ber of the Methodist hospital at i "eoria.

Dlame, and commended him for his LOUNGE CHAIR SEWING CABINET efforts to save the passengers. lor tne loaches Aid; Warren Frink for the Epworth league and Mrs. Helen Wright for the missionary societies. The financial report was read by Prof. H.

W. Adams. The following officials were of rural education, and stressed Maria ft aaMaaiaa c4- Seven witnesses were called. Jury members were Clarence AH eaohair KeveralMa eawfclaaa. apciaga aaial eVelca.

M14 Boyer, B. J. Strand, Frank Weber. the Importance of teachers acquiring an intimate knowledge of the territory from which students Walter Smith. Leslie Jetsen and RfC.

19J5 eieciea ror the ensuing year: Trustees Elected. Rec 19S Leslie Orr. come. Mr. Werthmeier, who was re Other speakers wree Mis Hu- ira.tee.

pror. H. W. Adam. Dr.

R. berta Clemens, sixth erade critic j-ircaiij. h. Martin. E.

Mr, moved to the Veteran's hospital here, was reported Wednesday BEDROOM SUITE Ir. Q. Moore, George Otto and E. at I. S.

N. who discussed "The Parret. Stn.ardj. R. Armstrong, A.

C. Bill. night as still being in a serious condition from head injuries received in the accident. ivew State Curriculum," and Miss Freda Kerns of Christian county, who spoke on "Teachinar Salaries WOOD BED Mrlctly aria nm. Wee panel be.

le. A vaJae Rejr. 160 99J On aiaa vtalaat flalak. ara keeraaea aarte. 1 gj Wen maa 3 JL RetT.

39.1S a. jjonana, iJr. Kav Fehr- Hyatt Fiher. F. foulk.

F. R. Olanener, Prof. L. W.

Hacker and Tenure." unce r. waning. C. R. Have.

V. rtouaton. Glenn. Hufflngton. Guy W.

Ire- Miss Fairy Graves of I. S. N. U. was toastmaster.

Prnf it r.ern. ti. j. idiibie, M. V.

Lan-thorn. Dr. H. O. Lathrop, D.

J. Lee, George Two Accidents Reported at Lincoln Admire led community sinsine-. and COFFEE TABLE Jinnur rearson. Dr. Raber.

Jeste KUey, R. D. Rolofson, E. Medicine CABINETS TDnfis (Eireait SenMn-Annnuonan Evemut CoMtfimiuies IL IE ALMM (C IE Geaaiaa a la at eaffea 41 alert encalrlae eaa- Stephen, E. A.

Tobiaa. Mrs. Helen Wright labia wtm veneer Pantagraph Central nilnol Sen Ire. LINCOLN. Clifford Allen sus llh anirrar 89' rraat special music was given by Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Long. Prof. L. W.

Hacker, head of the division of rural education at the university, was in charge of the arrangements. Will Meet Tonight tained a severe cut on the left side Re-. 3.13 Rcr. 19 Committee appointed are: Finance. Mr.

Adams, Dr. Doud. Dr Falrchild. Mr. Fisher.

Dr. Lathrop. Dr' Raber and Mr. Stephens. Worship and music.

Dr. Rachael Cooper Prof. Clarence Orr, Itfr. R. W.

Doud, Mr Martin, Mra. Leater Evana. of the face Tuesday while balins hay on the William Obcamp farm. A baler hook caught his left cheek, 7-TUBE RADIO ratiorai relation Mr. Adams.

Dr. TABLE LAMPS ine annual meeting of Carl S. Martin American Legion post will be at 7:30 p. m. Thursdav T-eerinn barely missing the eye.

Dr. E. C. raircnua, Mr. Lalble, Mr.

Mohr Dr Moore and Jease Riley. Reaatifal pwttery tmam T-laba all wave ca ale BM4el electric HUvertaaa Baata roteasor Dragoo. Mrs. J. Gaffney gave him medical atten hall on North street Reports of! with attractive allk j98 tion at jjeaconess hospital.

me years activities will be submitted, officers for the new Aval vr Rcr. 3.0 will be chosen and other important AIL Dusmess win receive attention. Cecil A. Popejoy, 508 Normal ave Richey Branom, 4 year old son of Dr. and Mrs.

Lowell Branom, sustained a severe fracture of the left arm at the elbow in a fall from a stool at his home Monday night. He was given medical attention at Deaconess hospital. STEEL CABINETS nue, is the retiring commander. TABLE LAMPS Kaally wartBj a naaee. rattery aac.

JJ rarchmeat ahaaa ateet atllHy eaa- toeta. la wMte. tvary Pearsons Have Guests treea Frank Leiehton and snn Vnr. Rrc. 1-83 4.29 man, of Chicago, are visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. Pearson, 303 South Universitv I) AUTOGAS STOVE street, Normal. OIL STOVE asnourn. tan Richard and Pauline Committees Appointed.

Parsonage. Mr. F. C. McCormick.

Mrs. Richard Dunn, Mra. J. N. Washburn and the president of the Ladle Aid.

Auditing areonnts Mr. Armstrong. Mr. Fisher and D. J.

Lee. Trier ef appeal. Mr. Adam. The following commission were appointed: Evangelism.

Mr. Buck, Mrs. H. W. Adam.

Professor Hacker. Mrs. Max Honn, 6. G. Waggoner and Barbara Orr.

Missions. Mra. R. W. Falrchild, J.

W. Kern, Mrs. 3. 8. Reece.

Prof. H. W. Peith-man. Louise Balle and president of the Women' Home Missionary society.

1-cwal ehareh administration. Professor Glasener, Mrs. Olenrt Hufflngton, Mis Grace Tucker. Mr. Hufflngton.

B. L. O'Connor. Warren Frink and Elwyn Miller. Citizenship.

Professor Dragoo, W. C. Goodard, Mr. E'. K.

Parret, Mis Gertrude Stephens, George Brinegar, Evelyn Hasting and V. M. Houston. Conference Institutions and conference benevolences. Mrs.

F. W. Disbrow, Mrs. Glenn Frink. Mr.

Bill, Mr. Harling and Mrs. Hyatt Fisher. In closing the meeting Dr. Chapman admonished the group to: Hold what has been gained in the past; strive to gain more members and to make the program worthwhile.

He also complimented Mr. Enselman upon the record he had made. ratty lavalatew ha. evea, laataat TTemruHc IPo'ice Medmctmns Entire Stock Kuppcnhcimcr. Michaels Stern and other Spring Wool Suits Mcill move out at these Low Prices 5415 awaera.

tm. parcetaia eaawete 4. A real aala valaa HEYWORTH Mr. and Mrs. R.

V. iwx-Siiii, uaa aavlac baraera. raala top and son James, of Iowa r.itv Ref. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Fuk CW- As! T-1 Jamf -m toe Karaiaf Rjria' Ge You You? whola vtem is poiaoned and you feel our unk and the world looks punk. K.

hwwement doesn't a-et at ofn-LiVer PU1! PoundT and up" Hi Dd Stubbornly reftua anything aiia. Rcr- 2X93 spent Sunday and Monday with his sisters, Mrs. Anna Leeper and Miss sterna Mccullum. In a contest for nttanrian In the intermediate department of the Presbyterian Sunday school the girls lost and gave a picnic supper to the boys at the home of Paul Vandervoort, Wednesday. Values to S22.J0 Vatues to $27.

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