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New Names Mark Anniversary Today Overmeyers To Celebrafe TIIC DULY PANTK.UXI'II. RAY. JAM'AKY T. UiS. MM" 77" mtv GEtS7- i Golden Year Or lT5.

fJT I MYUN2I 7 COMSAT i I A5 In The News FISHER (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. William Overmeycr. who will be married 50 years Wednes day, will be honored Sunday. when their children will be with them for a potluck dinner.

Children of the couple are: Mrs. George Campbell. Peoria; Har POGO HCESTLV- These X5 if 1 jtatt--A-xY nl Sh SAV3 ShlS PAoLLH I TELL HER IM 1 3 V.EAP1MG MV II FLUTED PEPLUM fl WlTH THE fl bpocac: f-V a v.w iVf. and Mrs. William G.

Holland FUSiTCXD LAIS CONT HA.t TO mC(T YOU VAV I 5Ct VO A3CJT tVAtLCOfX CALL AND HA.t CfX I i' 75-Ull est Ui i THERESA- GJJC VAAK.1TC TO KKJCW WHAT XJWE GOnG C. THE PARTY TON! filARY WORTH FRECKLES HCtO rr, AM I5TH' I'M GOING TO ii. a 5000 1 KOTICtO LAST HT SHOULD HAVE THET Ya-oSTAY 1 SEATED Lola and Warden Bush of 3110 S. W. 67th Miami, chose James Warren Bush as the name or tneir iu pound, 3 ounce son, born there Jan.

15. The James Deckers of Lexington and the Harold Bushes of Miami are grandparents. Jimmy was named for his grandfather, uncle and father. Judith Carlene, 92, and Dianna Joanne, 7, have a baby sister with the arrival of Nancy Rath Cleek, born to the Carl Cleeks of Farmer City in Mennonite Hospital, A Jan. 9 baby, Nancy is a granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Cleek of Champaign. She weighed 7 pounds and 13 ounces at birth. The fifth child and third daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Kom nick of Danvers has been named Barbara Eileen Komnick. She was born Jan. 16 at Mennonite Hospital where she weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Barbara Ei leen was born on the birthdav of her uncle, Charles Chaddon.

Grandparents are Mrs. R. Chaddon of 1612 V. Locust St. and Mrs.

Otto Komnick of 1003 S. Oak St. Other children in the Komnick family are Karolyn Jeanette, 11; Lary Richard, Darla June, 7, and Sara Charlene, 32. Delbert and Betty Jo Augsburg-er of Flanagan now have two sons and two daughters with the Jan. 13 arrival at St.

James Hospital, Pontiac, of Teresa Ruth Augsburg-cr. She weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and is the granddaughter of Mrs. Ruth Huddleston of Flanagan, for whom she was named, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Augsburger of Flanagan.

Other children in the family are David James, Barbara Jean, 5, and Mark Jay, 3. Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland Jr. of Pontiac named their 7 pound 13 ounce son Mark Eugene Sutherland, in memory of the late Mark Enfield, longtime friend of the family.

Mrs. Enfield lives in Pontiac. Mark Eugene was born Jan. Id at St. James Hospital, Pontiac, and joins Mickey, 14; Susan, 11, and Billy, 7, in the Sutherland family.

Grandparents are the Minor Beans of Fairbury, formerly of Le Roy, and Mrs. William Sutherland Sr. of Pontiac. S. Sgt.

and Mrs. Donald Malone of Portland, are the parents of a second child, Michael John Malone, who was born Jan. 8 in Portland. Mr. Malone is a for mer Kempton resident.

Grand' parents of the 7 pound UV2 ounce boy are Mr. and Mrs. John Berg of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. William T.

Malone of Kempton and Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Amsler of Cullom William Malone Sr. of Kempton is a great grandfather.

Michael John is the Malones' second son. A Jan. 16 arrival at Brokaw Hospital was Todd Ivan Deffen- baugh, who weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces. Mr. and Mrs.

I. M. Def- fenbaugh of 14092 W. Grove St are parents of Todd Ivan and his two brothers, Kent Bradley, 11, and Mark Andrew, 7. Walter A.

Pierson of 313 N. Center St. and Mr. ana Mrs. wiiuam Jr olan Pawtucket, R.

are grandparents. a Named for his late great uncle, James Everett Hopp was James Andrew Hopp, who tipped the St. James (Pontiac) Hospital scales at pounds. Born the 16th of January, Jimmy has a sis ter. Phyllis Rae, 13.

They're the children of the Raymond Hopps of Dwight and grandchildren of Mrs. Andrew Emmert of Watse- ka and Peter L. Hopp of Dwight. Jimmy also was named for his late maternal grandfather, An drew Emmert. April Ann, 12, and Collette Lynne, 5, were joined in the fami ly of Mr.

and Mrs. William Armstrong of 210 W. Willow Normal, Dec. 30 by William Wal lace Armstrone II. A Brokaw Hospital baby, he weighed I pounds and 9 ounces.

Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller of Kankakee and the C. Armstrongs of Normaf.

TO ENTERTAIN CLUB BENSON (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sakes will enter tain the Sunday Evening Pinochle Club Sunday. STATCHCO." 1 HERE I SO. WE'LL EE.

REAL I A COMETH I SASHAYlN ALOfJC? GtNOOWINE SPESHLY I STATCMOOr Ar th' r-t I-. 4 r-Att OOiT VOH3Y V-;) SI-T I "EOUT ZZjS MOMELYi? -V) I cov; outa I W1. S-Cl KLlEVt- IT OR MOT- Vf AM Vw ERE. OJCE KISS UlS ABNER ZiMY FuMO ONT rOTS AND PANj MAMKf OLSOM ON GtTTfR 5V-0 SMS THE HAM- i PON- AND COZY COLE T'-t err ml RVV2t7 SCORCHED fit II BUT I'LL CUT OF IT OUT -w MCM CVCR I LXT PRACTICE? Rvcuf KOPE! rSNT IN FCT a GET A BIG LAUGH NEXT JULY HA-HA- I'M TAKING FUNNY PICTURE WHAT'S SO FUNNY rA old, De Land, and Mrs. Gladys Claudin, Mrs.

Edith Zook and Noriss, all of Fisher. Two other children are deceased. Mr. Overmeyer and the former Stella Roth were married at the home of the bride's parents, the James Roths of Fisher. The cou- pie first lived at Fisher, then at Farmer City.

They retired from farm life 31 years ago. They have lived in their present home in Fisher 24 years. Mr. Overmeyer was a school janitor for more than 20 years. Since he suffered a fall about three years ago, he has been con fined to a walker.

Fairbury PTA To Consider Recreation Plan FAIRBURY (PNS) A corn- unity recreation program will be discussed pro and con by members of the Fairbury Parent-Teacher Association at the group's meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the high school. Children will be entertained with movies during the business session, which will include election of president to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Ben Roth.

The recreation discussion will in clude comments by George Yeck. who was in charge of last summer's recreation program at Fairbury. Mrs. Victor Armstrong will of methods of financing used Gibson City. Mrs.

Marjorie Thompson is hos pitality chairman and will be as sisted by mothers of Isaac Walton School children. Pontiac PTA Program To Feature Students PONTIAC (PNS) "Your Child in the Community" will be the theme of the Central Grade School Parent Teacher Associa tion meetimr Monday at 7:30 m. in the grade school gym nasium. Participating In a paceant will be Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, patrol ooys and girls- and 4-H club mem bers. The Central School band, under the direction of Jack North, will play.

Mrs. Ray Mathieson is program chairman. Refreshments will be served by mothers of first and second grade pupns. Top News! Team one of these beauties with a pretty skirt presto! Pattern 4675: Misses' sizes 10, 12. 14.

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Print plainlv NAME. ADDRESS with ZONE. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. BUILDING PROJECTS FOR NICER GARDENS Enjoy your garden and liwn more this year, with one or all of the easy garden building projects described ia February Better Homes Gardens. Be it garden bench, dipping pool, or planting box, you can build garden conveniences that are at the same time useful and at-tractive.

February Better Homes Gardens tells, with pictures, how to "Build your way to a better garden." Yoult also Want To Reai Hew te key aa4 grew rases A44 diatemiN te yea decaratma; Hew te te after a aeftfce lea Are vee rain la yew cat? Try these Weas ta yew kiwwt) Get February Better Homes Gardens, today, wherever magazines axe sold! This istxnt.rAuc: UF PtEJAY. eAZOO roTTS.CATS KfXT SAUCtR IS THAT OLD COMCRITf CPAOOX, "STOWPIM AT Tnt chile: 11 MQTWEJl 1 I DON'T THINK IT'S FUNNY SO MAYBE NOT NOW COT TO DH CP NOW, JTHEN- YX VAS'M. HE'S DP At ff T-Lf COLD. fj 'M WArf jt t' Arf JKZL 1 vtVTX VrV -4 LA '-AND THE COP PEE IT MAKES-) sgfi tcoLs) LINCOLN (PNS) Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Holland, who have spent their entire married life on their farm west of New Holland, are observing their 50th wedding anniversary today. The couple ill be honored at COOKING'S FUN Sunday Dinner This appetizer is something spe cial! Grapefruit and Avocado Cup Roast Leg of Lamb Browned Potatoes Green Peas Mint Jelly Bread Tray Filled and Frosted Angelfood Cake Beverage GRAPEFRUIT AND AVOCADO CUP Ingredients: 2 medium-sized grapefruit, 1 teaspoon salt, dash of pepper, Vz teaspoon dry mustard, 2 teaspoon paprika, teaspoon onion powder, 4 teaspoons red wine vinegar, 4 tablespoons olive oil, 2 medium sized avocadoes, paprika. Method: Peel grapefruit so no white membrane remains; cut segments away from dividing walls with small sharp knife. Do this over a strainer set over a bowl.

Reserve grapefruit se ments. (Drink grapefruit juice or save for some other use!) In another bowl put salt, pepper, mustard, teaspoon paprika, onion powder, vinegar and olive oil; beat together well with a fork. Peel avocadoes and cut into bite- size pieces. Save some of the whole grapefruit segments for gar nishing; halve the rest. Arrange avocado and grapefruit pieces in sherbet cups; dribble dressing over.

Garnish with whole grapefruit segments and paprika. Makes 4 to servings. Cullom Sociefy Elects Mrs. Malone President CULLOM (PNS) Mrs James Malone was elected president of St. John's Altar Society when the group met in the Legion Room Tuesday night.

Mrs. Arthur Kane was chosen vice president; Miss Madeline Koerner, treasur er, and Mrs. Leo Haberkorn, secretary. Mrs. Arthur Kane, parish chair man of litrerature was directed to buy a kit of pocket size books of approved literature to be sent over seas and distributed as needed.

Mrs. Lucile Kiley, charities chair man, reported her committee sent 5 boxes of used clothing to Indian missions this week. Claude Berkly Given Dinner on Birthday McLEAN Claude Berkly was given a surprise dinner Sunday in honor of his 39th birthday. Mrs. Berkly invited guests from McLean, Bloomington, Emden, Heyworth and Peoria.

Dinner for Couple BENSON (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. John Heinike were given an anniversary dinner at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, the Dana Weavers, Sunday in Wash ington. Shroyer Photo a family dinner at the home of their only son, Donald G. Holland, in Lincoln.

There are two granddaughters. Mr. Holland and the former Glenna Donovan were married Jan. 22, 1905, at. Fancy Prairie.

Marks 81st Year -'k I Mrs. Katherine Lunn Mrs. Katherine Lynn of 410 E. Mill St. is celebrating her 81st birthday today.

Born in Kentucky, she now has nine-children, 18 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Her children are: Allen, Hot Springs, Ark; Russell, Memphis, Jesse, Chicago; Frank, McLean; Mrs. Rose Taylor. 410 E. Mill Reuben, 802 S.

Morris Mrs. Marie Thrasher. 339 E. Baker Mrs. Margaret Griffin, 909 N.

Center and Mrs. Maude Heiser, 308 S. Gridley St. Chenoa Auxiliary Sets Installation CHENOA (PNS) American Legion Auxiliary, Ben Roth Unit 234, will conduct an initiation serv ice at 8 p. Monday at the Le gion Hall.

Mrs. Ada Bennett, dis trict director, of Chatsworth will be the initiating officer. Janet De- low accompanied by Barbara Dor- man will sing two solos. The social committee Includes Mrs. Marcella Hoselton, Mrs.

Cle-va Adams, Mrs. Anna Shevokas. Mrs. Beryl Schmitt and Mrs. Wan da Kauffman.

Benson PTA To See Movie, Have Auction BfcNSON (PNS) Prin. Will Whitnel of Benson Grade School will show a movie. "Priceless Heritage," when the Benson Parent-Teacher Association meets TMonday in the grade school. a suent auction will follow. Mr and Mrs.

George Harms. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Jochums and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ludeman will be hosts and hostesses. PTA To See Film WASHBURN (PNS) When Washburn Grade School Parent-Teacher Association meets at 7:30 p. m.

Monday at the grade school, members will see a film furnished by the Caterpillar Tractor Co. Card Party at Dana DANA (PNS) Dana Civic Club is sponsoring a public card party Saturday at the Dana school gymnasium. Euchre, canasta, bridge and bunco will be played with games starting at 7:30 p. m. Given Surprise Party CONGERVILLE Marvin Irons was honored for his birthday during the week end when neighbors in Congerville and iciduves in iast feona gave him surprise party.

Central Illinois Organizations WASHBURN WCT1T PNS Washburn WCTU. Tuesday afternoon with Mrm. E. J. Schertz.

hostess; Mrs. Elsie program leader. MIVONK CLUB MINONK tPNS) Junior Twentieth Century Club. 8 p. m.

Monday. FilKer LJbrary: white elephant sale: Mrs. ausie nicixamara. Mrs. Vera Morton Mrs.

Pauline Turchi. hostesses. MORTON DEPARTMENT MORTON (PNS Morton Woman's Club's garden department. 6:30 p. m.

Thursday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mercer with Mrs. Dale Vents, assisting; potluck dinner to be followed oy corsage-making instruction. CHENOA GROIPS CHENOA (PNS) Chenoa Unit cf Home Bureau. 10:30 a.

m. Tuesday at the city hall: Mrs. Jan Lystad. major lesson: George B. Ferree, display and talk on rocks and stones; Miss Lillian Nickel, music: Mrs.

Harold Dearth, recreation; Mrs. Francis Sullivan. Mrs. Merle Trachsel. Mrs.

Clyde Boles. Mrs. Jesse Kinjr. Mrs. Frank Thayer.

Miss iwary vaugnan. Mrs. fcd Aschenbrenner. Mrs. Mary Goodin.

Mrs. Ruel Whittle, nosiess committee. Aris ana Travel ciub. 2:45 p. m.

Tuesday with Mrs. Martha Stutzman book review. "Adventures of Augie Aiarcn. oy Mrs. Jerome Scnickedanz.

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and Mrs. Walter Ka'ifman of Lexington. Mr. Dodson is the son of Sirs. Violet DoUson also of Lexington.

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