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Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

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Alton, Illinois
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ftEdSMBEft 'ALTON EVENING Brighton n.r Sins. toVKLVN CARDINAL 'BRIGHTON Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krrr ot Cape Glrarvlenu. wftre holiday wrrkend jjntsls of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Hermes. John Lively, a student fit HIP University of Illinois, ChnmpaJRti, spent the Christmas weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lively.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gerries mid Mike of Joliet, and mul Mrs. Freeman Gerties of Mnrslow, were holiday piirsls of tlielv parents, Mr. mid JUrs.

Gerdes. Kohert Huhner, a student nt, Purdue University, is spending the Christmas holidays with his rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert IluhicT, Sr. Cpl.

C. Spencer, who is sliHioned at Lombard Base, Chicago, spent the Christinas weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Spen- Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Shewmaker and children of Alton were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Srhlief. Kugene St.

Cin, a student at Bradley University, is spending ihe Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George St. Cin. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold and daughter, Loretta, entertained at dinner Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woolf, Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Augenbaugh and daughter, Dianne. Alton, and Emtl Watts, Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blodget and Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Cardinal spent Christmas Day in Springfield with their brother, Paul Blodget. Mr. and Mrs, Charles of Rockford, 111., spent, the holiday weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lida Long.

Miss Mildred Thompson of Bloomington is spending the holidays with her sisters, Mrs. Rubie Swan and Miss Marjorie Thompson. John E. Byrnes, a teacher'In the East Alton-Wood River schools, is spending the Christmas vacation at his Brighton home. The Rev.

and Mrs. Leo Copeland and children spent Monday and Tuesday visiting Mr. Copeland's parents in Fairfield, and parents in Dietrich, 111. Mrs. Ruth Kelsey spent Christmas Day with her son and family, the Howard Kelseys, in St, Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Catherine McAfee entertained at dinner Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McAfee of Chesterfield; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Alton; Mr. and, Mrs.

Mayo McAfee, Mrs. Katherine Lochinvitz, Robert and Richard, McAfee, Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rice and family are spending the Christmas holidays with her parents THANKS, FOLKS! OUR BUSINESS IS SWELL AT BERT RITCHEY'S HOME SUPPLY Clifton Terrace Rd.

Godfrey HOTPOINT G. E. For Electrical Appliances large' and small. Also Gas Rangei and Open Every Day and Evenings. Phone 5-1253 In Fairmounf.

Vs. Miss Alice- iVk'Afpe, student ftt SI. John's Ifospilnl in Spring- fir-Id, sprnt, Monday and Tuesday hor Mr. and Mrs. McAfpp.

Mrs. ISfnmlo Llvingslon, uhn nnxv rfsidps in Omnlm, spr-nt Monday in nriEhton visiting with lirr forrnrr rlaasmafr, Miss Impart SaritiK. Mrs. Flore-nrp Knmp had all of hnr childrrn and thoir fainilirs hnmo for Chrisimas f)ny dinner Sunday. Those prcspiit vvprc Mr.

nnd Mrs. Jerome Kainn and daughter, Karon, Wood Rlvor; Mr. and Mrs. lion and Frpddie IltiRhos, Roxanar Miss Florpnco Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Bohn, Allon: and Mrs. Km pry Kamp and chil- drpn, Piporgp, Janlco. and Ili- anne; Miss Brralricp and Miss Joe Kamp, Brighton. Mr. and Mrs.

John llaulor, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Iloidp- rrmn, Mr. and Mrs, David Roll, Miss Janp Roll, and Bill Oberlander, Brighton, onjoyrd a family gcl-logelher Christinas al thp homo of Mr. and Mrs.

Caspor Simpson In Granite City, and Mrs. H. Todd and children of SelfrldRe Rase, were also guests at the Simpson hoinp. Mrs. Annie Schmidt pnterlain- ed at dinner Christ mas Day her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Keener and Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Workman and family of Alton were dinner guests in Hie Fred G. Scheffel home Sunday evening. The Rev. and Mrs.

H. F. Rin- dorknecht and children, Diane and Kenneth, of Dupo, and Mr. and Mrs. B.

H. Scheffel arid daughters, Janice and Sandra, Brighton, were dinner guests of the on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. II. L.

Henry and children, Stevie, Robert and Carol Anne, of Colorado Springs, arrived home Friday evening to spend the holidays with Mrs, Henry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Isenberg. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Isenberg and children, Jimmy and David, of St. Ix)uis, were also weekend guests of the Isenbergs. Mr. and Mrs, John Ash, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Ash, Brighton, and Dr. and Airs. J. L. McBrien and family, Alton, 'held their family Christmas dinner Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, Ed Plumpe in Ferguson, Mo. Fidelity CO RKES PONDEXCE By MARGARET RODEIX FIDELITY Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yocom. were Mr.

and Mrs. William Bates and Mrs. Mae Tucker Kane; Josephine Olmstead and Harry Cope of Jersey- vine, and Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Yocom, Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kopff and children, Mr. and Fagan and son, Mr.

and Mrs. G. Earl, Mr. and Mrs. -Robert Kopff, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Thomson and daughter and sister, Mrs. B. Thomson of Louis, and Mr.

and Mrs. W. Groshart and daughter of Alton were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feldman.

Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reed were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loy of Shipman, Mr.

and Mrs. Woodrow Loy and family, 'Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Earl Moore and children and Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Moore. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Rodell and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rodell of Athens visited Monday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rodell.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuelken and family and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Tuetken and daughters of Alton and Lewjs Tuetken and family of Godfrey were Christ- Brighton Youths Plan Watch Party Semi-Annual Sale SHOES UP to SAVINGS! JOHANSEN DRESS SHOES Values Up to 115.95 10 FOOT FLAIR SHOES 7crJues Up to 510.95 6 SANOLER, WESTPORT FLATS Values Up to AU SIZES, BUT NOT IN EVERY STYLE AAAAto tp 10; i Main floor 1 1 1 I I I I I I BRIGHTON-The youth group of the St. Jojin KvatiRelirnl and Reformed Church will sponsor a family night watch parly on Now Year's Eve in the church basement beginning at p.

m. All members of the congregation are invited to participate, There will he games and fellowship thfc early part of the evening including a pot luck At midnight there will he a short, song and prayer service in the church auditorium. llomn From Washington BRIGHTON Mr. and Mrs. D.

Anderson and children of Ml. Vcnion. are spending the holidays in Brighton with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Posr- nifisler and Mrs. A.

O. HolUlny UueMn from California BRIGHTON Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vancey are Mr. and Mrs.

Joint Yancoy, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Grimes, and Mr.

and Mrs. Ollie Brown and daughter, Sally, of Long Beach, Cnlif. They were all guests Christmas Day of their sister, Mrs. Clnra Karsten, in Belleville. Miss Judy and Miss Carol Yancey of Alton also them.

M.yatnry I'nl Party BRIGHTON The Rebekah T-odge members will have their "mystery pal" party Friday night in the IOOF Hall, begin, ntng at 7:30 p. m. Each member is asked Id bring pie, mas guests of their lather, William Tuelken, and sister, Mrs. Muriel Smith. Christmas dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Alteberry were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall and daughter, Dona, Mr, arid Mrs. Harold Alteberry and sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Envin and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Atleberry and children of Jerseyville. Mr.

and Mrs. Elliston Grizzle and children and Willard Sheckles of Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Partridge and son, Clyde of East Alton; Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Shackles and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and daughter, Donna, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shackles and daughter, Rhonda, were Christmas guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Shackles. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moore and children of Alton and Mrs.

Lydia Moore Jerseyville were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and'Mrs. Edward Moore. 'Steven Moore and 'Mrs, Lydia" Moore remained for a longer visit at the Moore Mr. and Mrs.

Irl Reed and children, Billy, Nancy and Christopher of Springfield, visited Monday with his parents, R.V MIlS. RttTII PRAHUETOWN -Mr. nnd Mrs. Gnlev Rockwell of Collinsville; Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Frillman nnd family of Midway; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goehol and family and Mr. anr 1 Mrs. Krl- wnrd Frillman of Belhnlio we're svpprr Riipsls of Mr.

and William Frillrnnn Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thierion and family of Kdwurdsvillp and Mr. nnd Mrs.

Lester Kngplkc jnnd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kdward 1 Christmas Day. i Guests at the- home of Mr. land Mrs, Fred Gusewelle Christi mas Day were Mr.

and Mrs. i Herbert Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Meyer ami daughters.

Louis and son. Richard of Troy. Mr. and Mrs. Vermm Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Seiv- Icump and family, Mr. and Mrs. jers and family of Stnunton spent Carl Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.

Mel-i Christmas Day with Mr. and vin Meyer and daughters, 'Mr. Mrs. Jake Buesser. arfd Mrs.

George Shelby andj Mrs. Anna Best of Mt, Olive son of St. Louis; Mr. and the weekend with her son. Ted Neimeyer anf! family "nd Mrs.

Elvin Best and i Belleville, i Meyer. and Mrs. Marvin Orville Isenherg of Monroe. daughter, "Shirley. Mr, nnd Mrs.

Eric Paul anrl daughter. Linda, spent Christ- is spending the holidaysjtnns Day with relatives in St. I with his parents, and Mrs, Louis. i Edward Isenberg and oilier rela- lives. and Mrs.

OHo Horstman The men find women's choirs will present a Christmas concert at the Lutheran Church this dmighter, Lois and sons, Jus- cvrn nR a) o'clock. I (us, Daniel, an' James, spent; The Waltht-r League will have (Monday and Tuesday with Christmas party at (he Lulh- illorslman's parents, Mr. and jpl School basement Friday I Mrs. Anton Kuehn at Browns- i Gven (town, Ind. Mrs.

Martha Wassncr of St. Telegraph Want Ads "Click" SALE BOSTONIAN and MANSFIELD MEN'S SHOES EVERY SHOE FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK All Styles All Colors Mesh Combinations TREMENDOUS SAVINGS UP TO Reg. to 14.95 Sale 9 Reg. to 16.95 Sale 10 Reg. to 19.95 j.90 Sale 12 FOOT SAVERS Reg.

to 24.50 Sale 18.90 All Sizes But Not In Every Style From A A to MAIN FLOOR ALTON REFRIGERATION Thrilling Hews-from FRIG ID Al RE! ALL THE ICE CUBES YOU CAN USE WI-S4 ftiff Hit AUTO ATI WAIHEK ONLY $QM A WEEK tmm DI-54 HITM-MWC ORYIR ONLY SQM A WEEK afttr MMN Moyjair Pink, Stratford 1'ellow, reen, Sheffield Gray or While fRIGIDAIRE IMPERIAL Laundry Match-Mates FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS NO DOWN PAYMENT IF YOU HAVE TRADE-IN EASY TERMS Frigidam Sales and Service' 550 Iroodwsy Dial 3-7722 Hope You Hove Very, Very HAPPY NEW YEAR Bat Pleasel DRIVE WITH CARE WHITE FOOD STORES SUN-SPUN Mild, Easy to CHEESE SPREAD 2 69 NABISCO VER1-THIN PRETZELS Try dipping them in good, fi T-uir. pure norjeradish NABISCO CORN THINS Delicious with 9W oz a cheese dip. NABISCO TRIANGLE THINS Try these with a cottage cheese and dry onion Jl) 7 soup mix dip OQft fc3J VALUES IN MEATS bier's Ready to Eat CALLIES 32c SPARERIBS 32c CQ Luer's Whole Hog PORK SAUSAGE Luer's Skinless WIENERS 45c Assorted Lunch Meats BOLOGNA, HEAD CHEESE, PICKLE LOAF, BRAUNSCHWEIGER and SALAMI Luer's Sweet Home SLICED BACON 45c RED WHITE Unsweetened, Invigorating Pineapple Juice Delicious Juice of Field-Ripened Pineapple! 46 ox. can 29' HAVING A PARTY? WHY NOT SERVE CHOP SUEY? LA CHOV Chop Suey Vegetables LA CHOV Chow Mein Noodles NC a ns L.V CHOY Bean Sprouts LA CHOY Soy Sauce 33' No. 803 Can oz.

RED A WHTTJ5 9 SHRIMP Pink, meaty tender oz 470 shrimps Can I RED WHITE VIENNA SAUSAGE Lightly smoked, fine i7 fc Cans SARDINES In oil or ft mustard. Cans RED WHITE CATSUP Rich and 2 14-Oz. Btls. CAJMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP TAST-GOOD 45 2 Cans 33 PORK and BEANS 2 29' 33' RKD WHITE FANCY SLICED BEETS No. 303 Can RED WHITE PIECES AND STEMS MUSHROOMS 4 oz, Can RED WHITE TOMATO JUICE Here is or Nice Assortment of Extra Fancy Pure Red and White Preserves STRAWBERRY LOGANBERRY YOUNGBERRY BOYSENBERRY RED RASPBERRY BLACKBERRY Your 10-Oz.

Choice Jars Buy them by ihe case, assorted, 12 jars $3.25 PILLSBURY HOT ROLL MIX Pks 29 1 RED WHITE Seasoned Just Right CHILI CON CARNE 16 nz 25 FRUITS' RED 10- 45c LETTUCE 2 29c Pink Meat 10 49c NEW 2 15c MA BROWN PICKLED BEETS 16 oz. Jar 29 Bettex Foods hi Better Living at REV WHITE HUBER'S RED WHITE Ui'llo Alton MILLER'S RED WHITE 3818 State Alton NOtTE'S RED WHITE I'hone 7(i83 Mora P. F. 3011 AHoii NORTH ALBY MARKET Allty St. Uuuit (iudtrpy CRUSE'S RED WHITE I'd one COMMUNITY MARKET EDNA'S MARKET I'urk isilate IMvcr BRIGHTON MERCANTILE CO.

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Pages Available:
390,816
Years Available:
1853-1972