The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 8

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Also solid colors. Sizes 36 to 46. MEN'S STORE Open 'til 8 P. M. Thursday Nights The Daily Register, Harrisburg, Illinois Page Eight September 23, 1953 Women of Junior High Faculty Have Picnic The women of the Junior high school faculty planned a picnic was held in the yard of Miss Barbara Thompson, the home economics teacher, Monday at 5:30 m.

The main dish was chicken that was barbecued on an outdoor grill. Those present were Miss Frances Batcheldor, Miss Alma Dovyn- en. Miss Norma Cannon, Miss Frances Adams, Miss Elaine Glenn, Mrs. Pearl Stankunas, Mrs. Ethel Mathias.

Mrs. Betty Vm- lyard, Mrs. Georgia Kennedy. Mrs. Locke, Mrs.

Mary Jellisse, jMrs. Adelyn Davis, Miss Fay Nance, Miss Ann Thompson, and Miss Barbara Thompson. Mrs. W. H.

Upchurch Hostess To Xi Beta Omega Chapter The first fall meeting of Xi Beta Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held Monday night at the home of Mrs. W. H. Upchurch, 822 South Granger. During the business meeting Mrs.

Fred Gates was granted a membership at large as she is moving away. Plans for the winter meetings and activities were discussed, and Mrs. John Utter, program chairman, distributed the new program books and explained the year's theme which is "Drama Around the World." Clifford Davenport was the guest speaker for the evening. He began his talk by noting the trend these days of a return to the legitimate theatre and commending the chapter for observing this trend and studying the theatre this year. His topic for the evening was Hennk Ibsen and his play "The Wild, Duck." Speaking of Ibsen, he said i he might well be considered the father of modern drama because he deepens the thought content of drama, improves technique, wrote great roles, and showed that there was no need for drama to be empty entertainment.

Two of his plays, "A Doll's House" and "Ghosts." were mentioned in the story in meaning of "The Wild Duck." Preceding the ceremony a gift was presented by the chapter to the hostess who was recently married. Mrs. Upchurch and the assistant hostess, Mrs. Trafton Dennis, served coffee and cake following the program. Rev.

and Mrs. Koy Reynolds have just returned from taking their niece, Phyllis Mcllrath, to Atlanta, Ga. She graduated last spring from Bethel college in Hop- kinsvillc, which is a two-year school. She plans to enter Emery university in Atlanta, this fall as a junior and intends to stay with her aunt, Bernice McGuire, who lives just outside of Atlanta City. Phyllis' mother, Mrs.

Rose Mcllrath, went with the Reynolds- es. On their way back they came through the Smokies and they also visited Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga, Tenn. Calendar of Meetings The choir of the McKinley Avenue Baptist church will rehearse tonight following the revival service. MILK Presents: Always right for any occasion a gleaming broadcloth dress snii-t. jChpise your favorite collar style from our large collection.

Sizes, 14 to 17. There will be a stated meeting of Harrisburg chapter No. 671, Order of the Eastern Star, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. There will be initiation of candidates into the order.

Louise Walker, W. M. i There will be a meeting of HTHS lass of 1942 tonight at 7:30 at the; ome of Mrs. James Byrd, 24 West lollege street. Members are urg- to attend.

There will be a meeting of Blaz- ng Star lodge No. 458, AF AM, larrier Mills, Thursday 7 p. m. Work in the FC degree, T. F.

Graves, WM. Mamie Brown circle of the Mount Pleasant Baptist church will serve a chicken dinner in the church jasement Friday from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.

The public is invited. -The Truth Seekers class of the irst Baptist church of Carrier Mills will meet Thursday at 7 p. m. with Mrs. Bessie Pickering.

Those in need of transportation are to meet at the church at :30. The Crescent unit of the Home Bureau will meet Thursday at 7:30 t. m. at the home of Mrs. Frank arrell, 504 North Webster.

Your Television Program Schedule (KSD-TV) (Channel 5, St. Loots) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 P. ML and Ray Bennett Show Fisher Caravan Married Joan and Allen Theatre Spotlight Fairbanks Presents of Stars Theatre THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 A. M. 'Dave Garroway Godfrey Show Godfrey Show Moore It Rich and Groom of Life for Tomorrow Light The Ladies 12:00 Buy That" P.

M. or Nothing Smith Show Travelers Linkletter's Houseparty Hall Varieties Doody Club Four Ingham's Sports Forecast Telenews (All Times Listed Are Central Standard Time) YOUR TELEVISION PROGRAM SCHEDULE WILL BE BROUGHT TO YOU BY Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the IOOF hall. The delegate to Grand lodge will her report.

The Candlelight Home Bureau will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Harry E. Wirth, 1021 South Webster street. WATCH FOR IT EACH DAY! RED RUBBER S015D Be style-right this season look sharp. Treat yourself to a pair of Pedwin White Bucks, red rubber soles.

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