Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 7

TJEbDAT, DEO. INI rial am IB! DATXT JOCbNAL-QAZSTTI AXD IUTTOON. OilNOU She's 'Miss Christmas Seal, 1948' L0CAL K.P.LODGE SOCIAL NEWS ELECTS OFFICERS FUNERAL BITES HELD FOB MATTOON. WOMEN'S MOTHER Funeral services and burial were held today at Casey for Mrs. Ida Abel Blake, 73, of Casey, mother of Mrs.

Conrad Dobson and Mrs Bert Stewart of Mattoon, who died Sunday at an Alton hospital. Also surviving are a son, Willard Abel of Casey; two brothers, William Fox of Washington, and Benton Fox of Owensberg, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The Uwty Maahreom Romans raferrtd to muahroens ai "food of the godi." They have always been considered a delicacy, a fine food to be eaten slowly and enjoyed. Until the 17th century only wild mushrooms were serred. It was la Trance during the reign of Louis 7X7 that mushrooms got their start as a cultivated crop.

marrying them here Nov. 27. Each husband has two children by his legal wife. Prosecutor Jones sayi he will change the bigamy charges to charges of gross misdemeanors and making false statements in obtaining marriage licenses. Then Jones will ask the district court to approve his novel pain of lesson-teaching.

Jones said the Utah girls, Lasonla Davis, 18, of Pangultch, and Le Ree Louder of Hatch, would start annulment proceedings. Proposes Novel lesson for Men With Two Wives Its Veg Nev, If the prosecutor hsi his way, two brother! charged with bigamy will be given object lesson In what It means to wpport two wives simultaneously. DfJt. Atty. Robert E.

Jones proposed yeaterday that each husband be given three months In Jail, that while one serves the other must support the two legal wives and four children of both. Then the two men would reverse situations. Brothers Lorln Waters, 27, and Alvln Waters, 25, of Yakima, were arrested In Richfield, Utah, accused by their wives. Bertha May and Mary Jane, respectively, of doping with two Utah girls and if vJ Palestine Lodge of the 'Knights of Pythias elected officers Tor 1949 Monday evening. Elected, were Arthur O.

Klurr.p, chancellor commander; Sam iL. Wolf, vice-chancellor; Don Henne, i master at arms; Earl Robertson, prelate; Ralph E. Ouy. secretary; Herb Pennington, financial secretary; Jesse L. Lampert, treasurer; Ray I Champion, master of work; O.

D. Carter, Inner guard; Charles West, outer guard; Ray J. Redding, three-year trustee; John Sharp, three-year monument trustee. Ralph E. Suddes and John T.

Han-ley are holdover trustees, and Redding and Wolf are holdover monument trustees. A Christmas party at Palestine hall for all knights, families, children and friends next Monday evening was voted. CHRISTMAS LOANS FOR THAT HOLIDAY CASH SEE THE STATE LOAN CO. Over Boa Clothing; 16204 Broadway, Mattoon Phono 111 collar and full1 skirt en train. Her fingertip length veil was held In place by a braided satin" tiara, studded pearls and she carried a pray.fr book and a bouquet of white orchids and Baby muniB.

She alio wore a single strand of pearls. Mfss Churchman's gown, fashioned like that of the bride but with rape sleeves, was of blue moire taffeta. She wore matching gloves and a braided band of matching taffeta In her hair and carried a bouquet of white orchids and baby mum. Mrs. Allen Is a graduate of the Mattoon School and was employed in the office of Dr.

K. D. Davidson until the time of her marriage. Mr. Allen, also a graduate of M.

H. served two years in the navy and now Is employed by the Snow White Laundry. A reception was held In the church parlors following the ceremony. The bride's table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and flanked by parttel pink and white baby mums and double candelabra. Misses Donna Klme, Jean Scofleld, Joan Welsh, Barbara Coleman, Elaine Keller and Helen Rurt served, assisted by Mrs.

J. W. Ryder of Cleveland and Mrs. Belva Hackley of Springfield. Following a short wedding trip Mr.

and Mrt. Allen are making their home at 218 North Sixteenth street. Out of town guests at the wedding Included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coyer of Champaign, Mrs.

John Ryder and Miss Jacquelln Ryder of Cleveland, Mrs. R. H. Clemence Jr. and daughters, Candace and Call of Evanston.

Mr. and Mrs. Emery Shepherd and Mrs. Cora Tudor of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Barter, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weber of Neoga, Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Barber and Mrs. Belva Hackley of Bergner's Dress Goods WANT AOS FAT! main floor rear iiJii I I fimi MiMiMii OREtlSTEIlT All dolled up In dress and bat trimmed with Christmas Seals ti 2-year-old Pamela Lampbere, of Chicago, Just telerted as "Mist Christmas Seal" She noted for her recent operations to correct ran malformation of the bladder. PRE-HOLIDAY News Briefs BENNETT A. The December meeting of the, Bennett School Parent-Teacher Association was held Friday afternoon In the school auditorium.

Dr. Horace Batchelor offered prater. During the buslnene meeting It was voted to buy -for the school a set of 14 record albums for music appreciation and tlx regulation raincoats for the patrol boys use. The theme of the meeting was, "Education Through the Church," and the following program was given: Piano medley of Christmas carols Mrs. M.

M. Mulholland. Christmas poem Janice Brown. Talk on the theme Dr. Batchleor.

During the social period refreshments were served to the 50 members present. CHURCH CIRCLE Circle 3 of the Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon In the church parlors with Mrs. Fred Joseph and Mrs. T. R.

Kenny as hostesses to the 21 members attending. Mrs. Frank Ooodart, president, opened the meeting with Mrs. Horace Batchelor offering prayer and the group singing of "Silent Night." She then conducted the business meeting. Mrs.

J. M. Phelps gave the devotions, telling the Christmas story and Mrs. T. E.

Pauley read, "The Gift of the Magi." Mha L. Kay Pauley then sang, "Santa. Claus Is Coming to Town." During the social hour refreshments of a salad, cookies and coffee were served. ANNIN-ALLEN Two hundred guests attended the 8 o'clock candlelight ceremony performed Saturday night In the First Methodist church, In which Miss Nancy Lee Ann in, 2808 Western avenue, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Annln of Champaign, became the bride of Clyde Robert Allen, a eon of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen, 1017 South Sixteenth street.

Rev. Leland L. Lawrence performed the double ring ceremony before the altar banked with bouquets of white chrysanthemums and candelabra. The pews were marked with white aatln ribbons. Mrs.

Florence Myers, organist, played traditional wedding music and accompanied Miss Norma Ash-by as she sang. "Because" and "The Lord's prayer." Miss Shirley Churchman attended the bride as maid of honor, Robert Scherer was best man and ushers were Oaydon Brandt, Larry Wright and Norman Champion. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin gown, fashioned with a yoke of lace, a long fitted bodice, long sleeves, bertha It's so smart and economical to sew your own fashion gaities for the coming festivities. Just at our holiday fabric specials Comt In choose your yardage SAVE! Rayon print Jersey for dresses, lounging- pajamas and bouse coats, perslan and floral patterns. 1.89 yd.

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i London UP) Victor Csorne-ky. avn-ln-law of Former Hungarian President Zoltan TUdy, waa executed by tha Hungarians today for treason, the Yagoalav Newa Agency Tangjug reported In a dispatch from Budapest Csornoky, 29, formerly was Hungary's envoy to Egypt He once waa stationed in Washington. Athena Three women and four men were executed by a firing squad today at Salonika. They were convicted of treason in connection with the Communist guerrilla revolt Rangoon, Burma Xi River pirates killed four persona yesterday In a raid on a Rangoon-bound ferry, according to reports received here today. The pirates captured 20 members of tha Burmese armed force and escaped with currency and Jewelry vnlued at 156,000.

They boarded the ferry disguised as passengers. Berlin (fP Five men accused of black market trade with western Germany were sentenced to death today In Russian -occupied Saxony, the SoTte-llcenaed German News Agency ADN reported. The agency said three of those condemned were tried In absentia, having already fled west from the Russian aone. VOLLMEB-PARTHEMER Miss Mary Wade Parthemer, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Wade Parthemer of Oak Park, was married to Donald Edward Vollmer, a son of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Vollmer, 1416 Lafayette avenue, Saturday, Nov.

27, in the Orace Episcopal church of Oak Park. Dr. Harold Holt read the marriage service with the double ring ceremony at 8:90 o'clock In the evening before the altar lighted with seven branch candelabra. Twin ums filled with giant white chrysanthemums and white gladioli were set In greenery on the parapet bf the chancel. Robert Oomer Jones, organist of the church, played a half hour recital of bridal muslo before the ceremony.

Immediately preceding the bridal march, Robert Noyes. boy soprano of the Orace church chclr, sang the bridal hymn, Perfect Love." Olven In marriage by her father. WOOLS CORDUROYS CREPES FAILLES Sizes 9 to 44 X4y2to24V size and color ranges broken 62" woolens. Every good color, famous Botany yd. 62" fine silk crepe.

Black, brown, green. 11.98 yd. the bride was gowned In slipper satin with basque lines and beaded bodice, her bridal dress having long sleeves and long full train. A satin half hat with pearliied flower clusters secured the fingertip veil. Her bouquet waa of split carnations with white orchid center.

The bride's attendants were her two sisters, the Misses Sue and Jane Parthemer, Miss Audrey Hauck of Oak Park and Miss Jean Bruder, Delta Gamma sorority sister of the bride, of Champaign. Miss Jane Parthemer who served as maid-of-honor, wore a gown Identical to the bridesmaids of soft green faille taffeta with boat neckline and deep butterfly bustle back. Their headpieces were of lemon leaves made in wide bands with clusters of rhubrums at the side. They carried matching cascade bouquets of rhubrum lilies. The groom was served by five of his Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity brothers from the University of Illinois.

Robert Whltmer of Robinson served as best man. The ushers were Harmon Preeto of River Forest, William Snyder of Chicago, Arthur Lennon of Joliet and Robert Mehaffey of Knoxvllle, Tenn. The reception was held In the Orace Church Parish House where two hundred guests were received. The bride's mother wore royal blue trimmed in sequins with a matching feather half hat. The groom's mother wore gray and a headple-e of fuchsia, feather tips.

Both mothers wore orchids. Mrs. Vollmer is a graduate of the Oak Park High School and attended the University of Illinois where she wa's affiliated with Delta Oam-ma sorority. Mr. Vollmer was graduated from the Commerce School of the University In June.

He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Those attending the wedding from Mattoon were the groom's parents', Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Vollmer, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Jerdan, Mr. and Mrs. J.

I. DlUaver, Miss Nell Oul-lett, Jack Timmona and William 50 Suits PRIVATE SALE Special Prices for Christmas Shoppers Give a gift of lasting beauty and value this year. Select that gift from personally collected antiques. Other gifts for everyone. TOHILL HOBBY SHOP Real Estate Instruments Filed Jessie Bostic to Okaw Building Loan Association, lot 12 blk.

155 Orlg. Mattoon, 11.860. L. H. Hart to Flossie Hart, lot 7 and pt.

8 bit 15 Qlbler Re-plat Orlg. Mattoon, tl. Lewis Stoner. et al to Charleston Federal Savings Loan Association, pt. 28, 12, 9, $3,000.

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