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ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,1953 MRS. MICHAEL FRANCIS MITCHELL (Jules Plerlow Photo) 7T St Mary's Church was the setting of a pretty, wedding this wjnorning at 11 o'clock when Miss Mary Geraldine Hoefert, daugh- of Mrs. Harold Frederick Hoefert, 1408 Liberty and the Mr. Hoefert, was married to Dr. Michael Francis Mitchell.

Dr. Mitch '11 is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mitchell of Limerick, Ireland. MISS SMITH Mr.

and Mrs. A. Edson Smith of 816 WiHoway East Alton, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret Jo, to Thomas Hugh Shepherd. The couple plans an August wedding. Mr.

Shepherd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Shepherd of Robinson, 111., is a student at the University of Illinois, Urbana, working on his Ph.D. degree in organic chemistry.

He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Miss Smith was graduated from East Alton-Wood River Community High School in 1951, and received her degree in bachelor of science education in the Urbana (111.) public school system. The Rev. James A. Suddes officiated at the single ring ceremony, and read nuptial -mass which followed the ding.

Max Hiendlmayr, organist, '-played the wedding marches, "Bells of St. Mary's," "In a Monastery Garden," "Intermezzo" and "Regina Coeli" "Cavalleria Rusticana" by Mascagni, and "Evening Strr" from Tannhauser. Madame Stella DeMette of St. Louis, formerly of the fttet- ropolitan Opera in New York, sang Schubert's "Ave Maria," "On This Day, Beautiful Mother," and "Coeur de Jesus." Miss Hoefert, escorted by her brother, Harold Taphorn Hoefert, was preceded down the aisle by her, cousin and maid of honor, Miss Louise MorriiTsey, Springfield, and bridesmaids, Miss Barbara O'Grady, Chicago, Mrs. Harold Taphorn Hoefert, Miss Mary Helen Barnidge of St.

Louis, Mrs. John Werner Hoefert, and Miss Mary Ann Gschwend. At'the entrance to the tuary Hoefert was joined by Dr. Mitchell, and the bridal party advanced to the high altar where Father Suddes awaited, and the marriage was solemnized. Dr.

John Murphy of Chicago, Vviis best man. John Werner Iloefert, W. Skakel, St. Louis; Dr. Oliver McKee, St.

Louis; Patrick McLaughlinj and Df. M. Gerard Baggot, St. Louis, were groomsmen, and Dr. Tyrus Winter of St.

Louis and Dr. Joseph M. Dondanville seated the guests. Miss Hoefeifs gown of ivory satin was designed along princess lines and fashioned with a rounded neckline, long tight sleeves, and a full circular skirt extending in a cathedral train. She wore a rose point veil and canried a crescent arrangement of Calla lilies.

The veil, worn Madonna style, was obtained by Miss Hoefert while she was traveling in Belgium with her mother last summer. The bride's attendants appeared In frocks of bright red taffeta, made with round necklines, trimmed with deep red velvet and full floor length skirts extended by hoops. Large red velvet bows marked low waistlines, and streamers from tbn bows reached to the end of the gkirts, forming slight trains. The young women wore hats of red velvet, fashioned with ostrich feathers and brief veils. Red velvet muffs were car- rled by the attendants, The maid of honor's was adorned with variegated holly and lenopsis orchids, and the bridesmaids' were topped with holly.

Poinsettlas were on the high altar, and white flowers on the aisle altar, Baskets filled with red carnations and white snapdragons were placed near the sanctuary entrance, and lighted cu idles standards marked the pews of the center aisle. Immediately following the wedding, Mrs. Hoefert held a reception at the family home, honoring her daughter and Pr. Mitchell. The receiving line formed to the living roam, fa iorfl a mantel decorated 'with white parnations, stocJr and er side of flowers were salver candelabra.

Evergreen roping and bridal bows covered the stairway in the hall. Mrs. Victor A. Heintz and Mrs. James W.

Monrissey, Springfield, aunts, of the bride, assisted in receiving the guests. Mrs. J. J. Dromgoole, Mrs.

F. M. Kane, Mrs. John T. Dennison and Miss Mary Ann Morrissey of Springfield, cousin of the bride, poured.

The Misses Molly Davey and Martha Wyss, also cousins of the bride, were in charge of the guest book. After a several weeks' stay in New Orleans, and Florida, Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell will take up residence at 1129 Warren St. Dr.

Mitchell was graduated from Mungret College at Limerick, Ireland, and the Royal College of Surgeons at Dublin, Ottawa (Canada) City Hospital, St. Elizabeth's in New York, and Queen of Angels in Los Angeles. i Mrs. Mitchell is a graduate of Marquette High School and Maryville College of the Sacred Heart in St. Louis, and is a voice pupil of: Madame De- Mette.

She is a member of Zeta Beta Psi Sorority. MISS JLIDSTER. Being announced is the engagement and wedding date of Miss Susan Lidster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.

Lidster, 3716 Aberdeen and Richard Lee Greeno, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Greeno of Livermore, Calif. Miss Lidster and her fiance have chosen June 17, 1956, the date of the 29th wedding anniversary of and Mrs. Lidster, for their marriage.

The bride-elect is a freshman student at College of the Pacific in Stockton, where she majors in speech and drama. Her husband-to-be is com? pleting his senior year at San Jose State College, San Jose, as an industrial arts He is a member of the Theta Chi Fraternity. The engagement was revealed to some 40 relatives and friends of the Lidster family who were invited to the Lidster home last Tuesday evening, while Mass Lidster and Mr. Greeno here visiting during the Christmas holidays. The horhe was decorated in the Christmas motif for the occasion, and refreshments were served buffet style from a table bearing a note reading "June Wedding for Susan and Richard," written in gold letters on red ribbon.

The betrothed pair left for their classes in California by plane later in the week. MISS JOYCE, Mr. and Mrs, Alphonse Joyce, 1015 Main are announcing the betrothal of their youngest daughter, Alfreda (Frieda), and Jerome Ortbals, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Ortbals of Vienna, Mo. Miss Joyce, a 1954 graduate of Alton High School, is employed by the Florentine Faris Ese Beauty Studio.

Heir fiance, a 1950 graduate of Vienna High School, is attending Mjssouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla. Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Velloff Mrs. Anna Rose and Miss Anita Horn gave a party in the Green Room of Owens-Illinois Club Rooms Thursday night, honoring Miss Paulino Velloff, whoso marriage to James E. Rathgeb will take place Jan. 7.

The prospective bride was pre. sented with gifts of a miscellaneous nature, Bunco was played, and Mrs. A. R. Rathgeb, Miss Mario Budde, Mrs.

John Budde, Mrs, Marion Velloff and Miss tha T'aul were awarded prizes, Refreshments were served at A table decorated in a pink and white color scheme and centered with figures representing and bridegroom. Over were suspended wed' JVIR. AND MRS. DALE WILBUR TRIMPE (Staff Photo) Yesterday afternoon at. 4 MISS McNABNKY.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman R. Mo Nabney of.South Roxana, announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy, to John ey, son Mr. and Mrs, William Chaney of EdwardsvilJo road.

Mr. Chaney, a 1954 graduate of Roxana High School, Is an employe of Illinois Power Co. His fiancee is a senior student at Roxana High School. flanked, with in a ,9 chest Board JPftard Alton Business and JrWessJonal Women's Club will evening, 3, the Young UiMtard Announcement Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Ballard of 2222 Washington are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Alice Cecelia, to Pvt, Richard Paul Casner son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casner, 201. Orphard Blvd. Miss Bollard is a secretary at Monticejlo College.

Pvt. Richard Casner enlisted last Jufle after graduation Alton School. is stationed at, Fort Rucker, and te attending maintenance school. o'clock, Miss Mary Anne Toalson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur R. Toalson of Kansas City, and Dale Wilbur Trimpe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Trimpe, 227 Mill Bethalto, were united in marriage With a double ring service read by the Rev.

Robert W. Bentz in Zion Lutheran Church, Bethalto. Miss Mary Faye Wilson of Windsor, was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Laura Kiefer of Kansas City, and Miss Blanche Mercer of Alton. The candles were lighted by Miss Janet Haynie of Marshall, and Miss Helen Smith of Mission, Kan. Acting as best man was Ted Doxstader of Pekin, 111., and Clyde and Kenneth Specketer of Havana, EL, both cousins of the bridegroom, were groomsmen.

Ushers were Don Lemmer, Deane Behrends, both of-Havana, Charles Crim William Wenger of-Wood River, and Richard Herlig of Kansas City. Miss Patricia Toalson, sister of the bride, was vocal soloist, singing "I Love Thee," Grieg; "The Lord's Prayer," Malotte, and "Through the Years," Youmans. Mrs. Charlotte Herrin was organist, playing Chopin's "Prelude in the theme from Romeo and Juliet, "Intermezzo," Wagner's march for the processional, and Mendelssohn's recessional wedding march. White chrysanthemums decorated the altar of the sanctuary for the occasion.

The bridal gown Was designed with lace bodice, long sleeves tapering into points at the wrists and skirt of white satin tulle ending in a sweeping train. A fingertip, veil of white tulle was gathered to the bride's crown of pearls, and she carried a white prayer book adorned with a white orchid. Identically were the maid of honor, bridesmaids and caridlelighters, who wore ballerina length gowns of cry- stalette made with fitted bodices, full skirts and fatted jackets, and who.carried bouquets of white chrysanthemums tied with silver ribbons. Miss Wilson, maid of'honor, was in medium blue, and dresses of the other attendants were a lighter blue in color. After the nuptials, a reception was held in the church social rooms, decorated with red poinsettias.

Mrs. Mary O'Neill cut cake, and Mrs. Ike Rhine and Mrs. Richard Farmer served. Mr.

and Mrs. Trimpe will reside at 121 Wood River. Both are employe of Alton School Unit District 11, Mr. Trimpe at Milton School and his bride at East Junior High School, where she teaches physical education, The bridegroom is a graduate of Havana High 'School and Western Illinois State College at Macomb. He expects to receive a masteo-'s degree next, the University of Illinois.

He belongs to Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, American Legion, Ainad Temple Shrine, Belvidere Com- mandery No. 2, and is junior warden of Knights Templar. Mrs. Trimpe was graduated from the Osceola (Mo.) High School, and Central Missouri Slate College, where she r'e- celved a bachelor of science degree in education and affiliated with Sigma Sigma Sigt ma, social sorority. 1'iist Presidents To Jan.

3 Mrs, it. Cummlngs of 715 Ridge will entertain members of Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary at her home, 715 Ridge Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, KU'hurd J. Majfuire Miss Mildred Gallay Weds in Florida Miss Mildred pianne Gallay, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Gallay of Wood River, -and the late Mr. Gallay, became the bride of Benjamin F.

Sharps, Rittenhouse Claridge, Philadelphia, at Miami Beach, Friday noon, Dec. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Sharps, who are honeymooning on their yacht, Luana II, off the coast of Florida, plan to spend the winter season at Miami Beach.

Mr. Sharps is owner of the Gem Sweater Knitting Mills in Philadelphia. His bride is a graduate of Alton High School, and attended Ritvo School of Roentgenology in Boston, Mass. MISS SHIUJM. Announced today by Mr, arid Mrs.

Charles E. Shrum, 328 South Pence East Alton, is the engagement of their only daughter, Joyce Ann, to Ralph Rominette, son of Charles Robinette of Harold, and the late Mrs. Robinette. Miss Shrum's fiance has been a guest in her parents' home during the holidays. Pie will return Monday to Detroit, where he is employed by Great-Lakes Steel Coorp.

Mr. Robinette, a 'graduate of Betsy Layne (Ky,) High School, attended East Texas "Stats' Teachers College, Commerce. He served with the Air Force for three years. The bride-elect was graduated from East Alton-Wood River Community High School. She is an employe of Illinois State Bank, East Alton.

Richard J. Maguire, son of Mr, and Mrs, Q. W. Maguire pf 913 held open house Thursday night, and Ik more than 50 members af and younger set called. MISS LOHSE Mr, and Mrs, Elmer A.

Berry, 532 Bender Rosewood announce the betrothal 01' Miss Anna Ellen Lohse to Jacob Loyd Secure, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Securo, 557 Highland Ave. The couple has planned a five o'clock wedding for Feb.

4, 1956, In Trinity Lutheran Church, and a reception for o'clock that evening in President's Room of Onjzed Club, All relatives and friends are in. vited to attend the marriage service and reception. Miss Lohse and her fiance are employes of Owens-Illinois Glass Co. The bride-elect was graduated from Civic Memorial High School, Bethalto, In 1953, and the bridegroom-to-be is a 1950 graduate of Alton High School. Past High Priestesses With Mrs.

Past WPrthy High Priestesses Club, Apoljps Shrine, White Shrine of will be entertained by Mrs. Arthur Laux, at her home, 419 East Tenth Tuesday, Jan, MRS. CHARLES DELBERT CONNOUR (Rissl Photo) Double ring wedding vows were exchanged at 10 o'clock this morning hi St. Mary's Church before the Rev. James Suddes by Miss Patricia Ann Niday, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond E. Niday, 1004 Logan and Airman Charles Delbert Connour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Connour of Bethalto.

The bride was escorted by her father, with Miss Mary Meehan as her sole attendant. Serving the bridegroom as best man was Harold O. Phillips. Robert Tarrant and Robert Moore were ushers. The bride's waltz length gown of white slipper satin and Chantilly lace was worn over hoops.

It was made with lace bodice, long pointed lace sleeves, long torso lines in satin through the waist and a full back inset of lace edged with accordion- pleated ruffles of satin. Her headdress was a lace pillbox covered with sequins, securing her waist length veil of illusion, and she carried a crescent bouquet ot lilies of the valley and ivy centered with-a white orchid. Miss Meehan also appeared in a waltz length, hooped skirted gown, fashioned of bur- gandy velvet along princess lines. She wore a cloche type headdress covered with feathered pink carnations, and carried a crescent bouquet of pink carnations and ivy. Two palms were'at the communion rail, and the bride placed a bouquet of white roses on the Blessed Virgin's altar after the ceremony, while Miss Nancy Bergfeld of Brighton, vocal soloist, sang "Mother At Thy Feet Is Kneeling." Other musical selections included an Ave Maria and "On This Day, Beautiful Mother," Max Hiendlmayr was organist.

Immediately following the wedding, breakfast was served members of the bridal party and immediate families in the Mineral Springs Hotel, where the table was centered with an arrangement of white snapdragons and pink carnations. The bride's parental home, decorated throughout in a white and silver motif, was the scene of a reception this afternoon. The Misses Mary Agnes Stutz and Nancy Bergfeld were at the punch bowl, and Miss Shirley Admire and Miss Nancy Hirsch of served cake. The wedding cake was garlanded with smilax studded with white flowers. At the guest book was Miss Janice Jun.

Airman Connour is stationed with the Naval Air Training Command in Memphis, where he will return to duty following a honeymoon. 1 An Alton High School graduate, he attended Shurtleff College for" one year before entering service. His bride, a graduate of Marquette High School, will be graduated from St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing next August. Alton WOTU Meeting Tuesday Alton Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday, 4 o'clock, In the parish house of First Methodist Church, New lift for plain rice: crisp bacon bits, sauted chopped green onions, and chopped pr sliced almonds.

MISS COOK Harold Vs 1 Cook, of 324 Bluff and Mrs. Roy Foster, of 220 Victory East Alton, are announcing the engagement of their only daughter, Miss Barbara Ann Cook, to Robert E. Cobb, of 917 Linden PI. Miss Cook is a senior at East Alton-Wood River Community High School. Mr.

Cobb was graduated from Alton High School and attended Shurtleff College. He is employed by Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp. Glsy-AHen Wedding: -On New Year's Day Friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding of Miss Sharon Gisy, daughter of Mrs. Albert Gisy, of Dow, and the late Supv. Gisy, to Delbert Allen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Allen of Jerseyville, which will take place in the First Baptist Church, Jerseyville, at 2:30 o'clock New Year's Day. Miss Gisy was graduated from Jersey Community High School with the class of 1955, and is employed in the office of Jerseyville branch of the International Shoe Co. Mr: Allen also is a graduate of the Jersey High School, finishing in 1953. He has just completed two years active duty with the armed forces, Walton Chapter Meeting Cancelled The general meeting of Walton Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, scheduled for Monday evening, Jan.

2, has been cancelled, but. chapter officers will meet that evening in Franklin Masonic Temple on Washington avenue to rehearse for the official visit Jan. 30. The next regular meeting will be Monday, Jan. 16, with Alton Chapter members as guests.

Cottey College Tea Friday Chapters GG and IL of P. 0., entertained with a Cot-' tey College tea Friday at the home of Dr. and Mrs, Hubert L. Allen, 426 Belleview Ave. Miss Joan Elizabeth Campbell, a student at Cottey.

College, commented on colored lantern slides showing various activities of the school, Campbell is a daughter of Mr. and "Mrs. of 704 Euclid PI. Upper. Alton Woman's To Meet Members of the Upper Alton Woman's Club will.

meet Tuesday, o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Luft, d826 Seminary St. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph B. Woodson of 410 Spring are parents of a son, their first child. The baby was born at 4:11 n. m. today in St.

Joseph's Hospital, Weighing seven poilnds and two ounces. Mrs. Woodson is the former Miss Verna Mae Staten, daughter of Coroner nnd Mrs. Ben F. Staten.

Paternal grandparents of the baby flre Mr. and Mrs. Champ Woodson of 805 East Fifth St. A daughter, weighing seven pounds and 12 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Guorge Hln- thorne of Bunker Hill at 2 a. m. Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Their fourth child, a son, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Everett B. Rolfe of Shady Lane, East Alton, at 4:49 a. m. Friday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds and three ounces. The name Angela Diane has been chosen by Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker of 3307 Sherman East Alion, for a daughter, horn at 5:02 a.

m. Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds and one ounce. Weighing eight pounds, a son was born to Mr.

and Mrs, Herbert Durbin of 821 Hale, Edwardsville, at 3:11 a. m. today in St. Joseph's Hospital. Announcement ha" been made by Mr.

and Mrs. Norbert Shulz of 205 Eaton Wood River, of the birth of a son. weighing six pounds and two ounces. The baby was born at 4:28 a. m.

today in St. Joseph's Hospital. Washington's Social Year Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Booher of 3426 Robin have announced the birth of a daughter, weighing six pounds and 11 ounces.

The baby was bom at 11:54 p. m. Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr.

Mrs. Donald Hellrting of 2933 Buena Vista, Alton, at 6:34 a. today in St. Joseph's Hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds and six ounces.

Master Sergeant F. M. Brickey and Mrs. Brickey of Dixon, are parents of their fhi'W. a son.

The baby, weighing seven pounds and five ounces, was born Friday at 12:41 p. m. in a hospital at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Their daughter, Nancy, is four years old.

Mrs. Brickey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M.

Link of 411 East Fifth Alton. The paternal grandmother is Mrs. Rebecca Brickey of Alton. David Charles has been selected by Mr. and Mrs.

George C. Havel of 223. S. 14th as the- name of their first daughter and second child. The infant, born at 6:14 a.

m. Friday in Wood River Township Hospital, is a brother to Barbara Ann, 20 months. Mr. and Mrs. Guss E.

Guthrie, Route 2, Brighton, are parents of a daughter, born at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Wood River Township Hospital. A second child and first daughter was born at 2:50 p. m. Friday in Wood River Township Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl H. Fones, of 1723 Alby Alton. Their son, Clyde Wayne, is 3., Born at 10:45 p. Friday in Wood River Township Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Smith of 133 W. Mill Bethalto, was a son. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas B. Stolze of 110 Maple Edsvardsville, parents of a son. The baby, weighing seven pounds and three ounces, was born'at 5:45 a. m.

today in St. Joseph's Hospital. Michael Patrick, is name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford of 1002 Logan for their second child and son.

The baby, weighing nine pounds, was born at 3:35 p. m. Friday in Alton Memorial Hospital. Their other son. Steven.

Michael, is 18 months old, A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Talley of 3312 Fernwood Friday, at 5:32 p. in Alton Memorial Hos-' pital. The name Steven Alien has been given to a son bom at 4:39 a.

m. today in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller of 700 Alby St. The baby weighs four pounds and 14 ounces.

Announcement has been made of the birth of a seven pound and 12 ounce, daughter to Mr. and Bill Davenport of Hartford. Trie baby was born at 8:26 a. Jri Alton Memorial Hospital. A son, pale Warren, was born to Mir, and Legdy of 2403 Uoyd at 9:40 a.

m. JANE K.ADS AP WASHINGTON. With the White House whitn tip season setting the pam, Capital society with increasing tempo whirled brilliantly and breathlessly through 1955 like a shining top with virtually no let-up. Even during Lent and the humid dog dnys, evnn when Con- Kress adjourned nnd most officials had left town, the partying continued full-spend. Formality was the keynote.

The engraved invitation, the white tie, ball Rown nnd 18-hut- ton glove; the sit-down dinner followed by musicalr or dancing, tho late-day recrption all ore signs of a new era of sophistication and elegance that ranks our town with the capitals of Europe. The cocktnil party, a Washington institution, along with the groaning to be a way of life however. Even the Russians, whose embassy shindigs in the past have been truly hourgeoise, drawing few of the Capital's top-drawer diplomats and socialites, have gone in for more formal with engraved invitations. Soviet Ambassador and Mrs. Georgi Zaroubin have Riven a series of polite dinners for a carefully chosen guest list.

The official 1955 White House social season actually began in November, 1953, with the first of two diplomatic dinners setting off a series of six state dinners and four huge receptions hosted by President and Mrs. Eisenhower. Whether the new White House social schedule is merely postponed or canceled due to the President's health is still undecided; according to Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffrey, White House social secretary. There is no possibility that Vice President and Mrs.

Nixon will substitute as host and hostess at the White House, though they've officiated in the Chief Executive's place at several state functions for top dignitaries from abroad. Pretty Pat Nixon, who normally has a heavy schedule of social and official duties, will probably continue to take some of the load off Mrs. Eisenhower so that she can be with the President-as much as possible. Mrs. John Foster Dulles, wife of the globe-trotting secretary of state, who has chalked up about 300,000 air-miles accompanying her husband to conferences around the world, is another of the Capital's busiest official hostesses when in town.

She not only presides with her husband at State dinners for visiting VIPs, she entertains for their wives. Moreover, she subs for her busy mate at numerous daytime functions and with him attends dinners three or four times a week. Still among the Capital's top hostesses is the one the Perle Mcsta, who this year purchased a home of her own, a 20-room Normandy- style mansion a stone's throw from the home of Vice President Nixon. So are Mrs. Gwen Cafritz, wife of wealthy realtor Morris Cafritz, who manages to garner and socialites to parties in her modern home, and Mrs.

Marjorie' Merriweather Post, whose divorce this year from Joe Davies, former U. S. Ambassador to Russia, made the headlines and set local society in a tizzy. YWCAPoolToRe-Open The Young Women's Christian Association pool will re-open Thursday at 10 a. to resume classes and dips.

The pool has been closed for cleaning and refilling. Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Norvill E. Lathrom of 1813 Main have returned from Orlando, where they spent Christmas with their niece, Mrs.

Janet Merz, and her daughter, Pamela. Henry Fairbanks and Humbert Saffredo of Southbridge, will arrive by plane Monday to visit Richard J. Maguire, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0.

W. Maguire of 813 Logan St. Fairbanks, Saf- fredo and Maguire are leaving Tuesday to resume their studies at Missouri School of Mines. Rolla. They are pledges of Kappa Alpha fraternity.

George C. Golike of West Alton, is a patient in John Cochran Veterans Hospital, St. Louis. today in Alton Memorial Hospl- tal. The baby weighs seven pounds and one ounce.

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