Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

A v. file ALTON ffooci WOOD RIVER. The American Association of University Women staged its annual banquet day night at Alton YWCA, With Miss Frances Hewitt, president, announcing committee chairmen for the coming yew. They are Miss Mary Margaffet Qulnn, program, coordinator; MM. E.

Isanr.nger, hospitality; Mrs. M. A. Ball, status of women; Mrs. Ed Atkinson, Mrs.

Ed hong, leRislatloO; Mrs. R. J. shields, fellowship; Miss Smith, creative arta; Mrs. Florence Marcus, social studies; Miss Martha Hammet, membership; Mrs.

George scrap book; McCan, year hook; Mrs. Mabel Mode; International relations; Mrs. Ralph Schreler, youth guidance! Mist Mabel Ditch, banquet; and Mrs. Leroy Dalhaus, publicity. Mrs.

Elmer Schwalbe, appearing in native costume of Africa, was guest speaker and talked of the customs and manners of women of Africa. She and her husband were missionaries there from 1936 to 1940, under the British government. The Wood River AAUW will be joint hostess with the Alton chapter for the state workshop lo be Oct. 14 at the Alton YWCA. Mrs.

S. E. Gaboon is local representative. It was announced that the Wood River group ranked second in the slate for Us contribution to the fellowship fund, based on per capita membership. Committee arranging the banquet were Mrs.

Wallace Stevenson chairman; Mrs. E. Isaminger, Mrs. J. D.

Vorhees, and Mrs. Henry Kick. Corsages were presented to each member and guset and Mrs. Beaumont acted as toast mistress. Her guest was Mrs.

W. V. Roberson. Miss Frances Smith directed group singing and Mrs. Virgil Balster presented a vocal solo.

Mrs. Leroy Dalhaus was accompanist. To Leave for Germany WOOD Donald Hubert on furlough with his family at the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs Kathryn Mobrey, 2fl2 Penning, leave June 13 for his base at Bat- tlecreek, from where he wil be sent to Germany. His wife, the former -Miss Oma Helen Mabrey will remain in Wood River with their two daughters until his return. Mrs.

Mabrey and Hubert visited Clinton, Cape Girardeau Buried- City at Wicklltfe, Ky. over the weekend. Mrs. Hubert die not accompany them because of 11' health. Past Oracle Meeting Changed WOOD RIVER Because death in the family of Mrs.

B. Williams, Rosewood Heights, the Past Oracle Club of the Roya Neighbors will not meet tonigh with Mrs. Williams, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at her home Morris Rodgers Injured WOOD RIVER Morris Eugen 8, son vfMt- Rodgenf 158 Pence; Al ton, received emergency treatmen at Wood River Township Hospital Thursday, for a severe laceration of the back the head, received In a scuffle at Lincoln School. He was released following treatmen at 1:15 p.m.

Honor Mrs. Wilhelmina Keller WOOD RIVER Mrs. Wilhel mina Keller, fifth grade teacher a Wood River School, who is relirini after 19 years in the Wood Rive school system, was honored with a tea and handkerchief shower re cenfly. Hostesses were Miss Helen Adams, Miss Louisa Montgomery Miss Betty Montgomery and Mis Florence Ferguson. Mrs.

Kelle will leave for Las Vegas, soon as school is out, to make he home there. Cookout At East Alton EAST ALTON. Inlermedlat Girl Scout Troop 55, with the! leaders, Mrs. Richard Early an Mrs Otto 1 F. Brazier, staged cookout In the picnic area of Mr and Mrs.

J. Louis Roller, Bowma avenue, Thursday afternoon. The Scouts were given trainint in planning a cookout, preparin the food, and cleaning up after wards. The Scouts In the troop hav earned proficiency badges in troo dramatics, community safety, firs aid needlecraft, child care, games cat and dpg, hostess and their sec ond class badges, during the pas year, i Thosep resent Included Rosale MizeU, Carol Smith, Phyllis Foley Lois Snedeker, Kathryn Glassey Charlene Gabbert. Janet-lea Braz ier.

Dixie Hell, Janet 'Barnet Janet Thompson, Judy Helm, Pat ty Hill and Ann Early, and Dian Brazier, guests. An overnight camping trip CampiTalfthl, June 2, was planne by the troop. Scouts will leav East Alton, Friday 2 at 3 m. and return Saturday at noon The Jamaican Government I cutting on handicraft item to build 'resent Style Show at Roxana ROXANA, May freshman class of the high school, as- by the Homemakers America, presented a ityle show at the high school audl- otium. Most of the garments modeled were skirts, dresses and blouses.

Bach hour class was responsible or one feature, one clan for the liplayi, another class the fins, etc. The mothers of the girls eighth grade girls fom Roxana and South Roxana were. Invited. Purpose of this style show was the girls just what FHA about and to get them Interested. was planned also to show them hat Is done in home economics lasses.

Some of the displays to along with this Idea were rooming, personality, home care the sick, dating, child care, ooktng, and family life. Play School Outing play school held ts final meeting of the year 'hursday morning with an outing Rock Spring Park. Twenty- ne children attended and 10 mothers, Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Parker, Mrs.

Walter Frank- In, Mrs; Eberhart, Mrs. J. R. Horn, Mrs. Robert Cargill, Mrs.

Clifford While, Mrs. Marvin Kesser, Mrg. Merrill Harmon and Mrs, George Gllleland, attended. Mrs. Parker, play school intruder, presented attendance cer- ificates for those attendins the lay school this year.

Fifth Grade Tour grade students Mrs. Dorothy Mason's room at Burbank school enjoyed an education tour Thursday Of Lambert Field where they viewed the veather bureau, the lookout tower, and a transport plane. They also saw how a plane landed by radio and signals. After viewing the field, they toured an automobile plant. The trip was made school bus and Mrs.

Mason and Mrs. Eldon Hobson accompanied the children. Presbyterian Choir To Perform at Roxana ROXANA The Rev. E. E.

DeLong, pastor the Presbyterian Church, will use as his topic "Joys of Christian Religion" at the morn- ng worship services Sunday beginning at 9:30 a. m. The senior choir will be In charge of the music. Pinochle Club ROXANA Mrs. Reba Berger, Alton, entertained members of her pinochle club Wednesday evening and prizes were won by Mrs.

Keith McFarland, Mrs. Merle Young, Mrs. S. Hi McGJll, Mrs. William Hamilton, and Mrs.

Lelarid Longman. Others attending were Mrs. Kenneth Pigg, Mrs. Japob Willman, and Mrs. Gilbert Van Camp, was the final meeting of the summer and Mrs.

Van Camp will entertain the club when they convene In September. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Elected Student Council President ROXANA The Student Council of the Roxana School elected Marvin Young, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Young of Central avenue, president at a recent meet ing, which automatically makes him a member of the new council.

The council is now planning an assembly for the first day of school next fall for Incoming freshmen Movie slides of the school will be shown. South Roxana Scouts Hold Cookout at Park SOUTH ROXANA Intermed- ate Girl Scouts of Troop 27 holt a cookout at Shell Park on Kendall Hill Wednesday evening. Those attending were 'Rosalie Doby, Mary Rushton, Alberta Major, Doris McNabney, Mary Alice Fentress, Rita Hanfelder, Patricia Ellis and the troop leader Mrs. Albert Doerr. and daughters Phyllis arid Susan.

Albert Doerr furnished transportation to ant from the park. Chicago Boy Lost on Outing at Starved Rock OTTAWA, May 26. County authorities are seeking 14-year-old Chicago boy missing after a school outing yesterday a Starved Rock State Park. Sheriff Edward T. Ryan said the boy, Carl Ignarski, may have fal len into the Illinois river while trying to climb a cliff wall.

Carl was one of 60 pupils from St. Stanislaus School who came to the park for the picnic yester day. Companions said the bo; last was seen near Lover's Leap a cliff on the south side of the river. Ryan said he, fqund mark resembling hand prints on the cliff about 20 feet above the wat er. Firemen Elect At East Alton J.

H. Pinkerttm Renamed Head of Group WOOD RIVER. J. R. Pinkerton was re-elected president of the Wood River Volunteer Fire Department, at the regular monthly meeting, Thursday night, at which time It was revealed the department responded to three calls during May, the smallest number for some time.

Other officers Six Roxana Students Join Honor Society re-elected were George Groves, vice-president; Ernest Balke, secretary, and Lloyd Dlldlne, treasurer. The group voted to order new uniforms for the department and staged routine business. No monetary damage was reported for the three fire calls In May, beginning May 12 with a call to 347 Lorena at the Robert Farrow residence, where there was a water heater disturbance. Two of the calls were made Wednesday of this week. The first was to the Raymond Todd residence, 334 Acton, where a car driven by William Hayden, collided with the ront of the house and was re- orted on fire.

The fire. was ex- ngutshed on arrival. The second call was to the city's shed, South Main, where mpty tar barrels had caught fire rom burning weeds along the rall- oad track right-of-way. School Closes At East Alton ROXANA, May member! who have met flcatlons and were invited to come members of Quill and Scroll, national honor society In lism, this year at Roxana High School were Clariiyn McQraw and Bill Htggins, Juniors; Elizabeth tiacy, Barbara Baker, Bonlta Brooks, and ROM Marlon McFarland, seniors. The three present members of Quill and Scroll are Prlscllla Andrews and Dorrls Van Camp edl- ors of "Spotlight," and Mary Jo Bost, editor of "Rox," school nual.

One-fifth to one-fourth of si farm Income rtfutta from the sale of roUfc WALLHIDE HAT SEMI-CtOSS OlOSJ A fruly pant thai covers aton surfact witb tcouti of Pack 7 had their final pack meeting of he season Wednesday at Dads' Park In South Roxana and he event was In the form of a vlener roast with parents as guests. Approximately 80. persons attended. Cubmaster Henry Weiss announced the camporees to be held Saturday at Camp Warren Each cub must be accompanied by an adult and anyone wishing further informal Ion should contact Cubmaster Weiss -or Com- mttteeman Eldon Hobson. Cub- master Weiss and Assistant Cub- master Jess Dlckersdn presented awards and Gerald and Harold Raines were admitted as new cubs.

The meeting closed with the play- ng of taps by Larry Hobson and Charles Robinson. Certification Exercises Monday EAST ALTON the com letion of final examinations to- lay, elementary schools will close Certification exercises will be conducted Monday at 8 o'clock at Lln- School auditorium, The eighth grade graduates will meet. Monday at 9 a.m. at the Lincoln School auditorium for a prae ice session. At noon, the graduates will be served ft dinner in the Blair School band room by room mothers and the mothers of the tudents.

Dinner will be served to 119 graduates and to 28 teachers who are providing part of the meal. Charles Gabbert, superinten dent, announced that all students of the schools will return to heir class rooms for a short per- od at 1 p.m. Wednesday, at which Ime they will receive their re port cards. Canoer Dressing Group Meets EAST East Alton cancer dressing group met Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Tice 318 South Pence.

Four dozen cancer dressings and 100 bed pads were made by the troup during the all day meeting Those present Included 'Mrs. Flor- Day, MrftvC. A. LoVe, Mrs Seorge Aljets, Mrs. Reuel Autery Mrs.

J. V. Dawson, Mrs. Clifford Cooper, Mrs. Bessie Tlbbs, Mrs Otto Plltz, Mrs.

George Ragulsa and Mrs. Sidney DeLong. Mrs. John Hanks, co-chairman for East Alton at the Madison County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, was unable to attend due to the illness of her mother, Mrs. T.

Turner, White Hall. Mrs. Hanks went to White Hall, Thursday, to attend her mother. Mrs. Dawson will entertain the group at her home in Alton, next week.

Campbell Chapel The Stewardess Board No. 1 and Henderson chorus will presen' i program Sunday, 3 p. a Campbell Chapel AME Church 626 East Fourth street. KC Nominates At Wood River Group to Elect Officers June 8 WOOD RIVER. Knlghtl of Columbus nominated officers to be elected June 8, at the regular semi-monthly meeting of the or- ganisation, Thursday night.

Candidates for grand knight are Charles Caldwell, Ralph Henkhaus, and Steven Skundrlch; tor deputy grand knight are Howard Sparks and James Peilegrlno; for Ing secretary It Ray Rlngerlng; for advocate, Ross Faulkner; for Final Pack Meeting Optimists Equip Softball Teams At Wold River treasurer, Al Means; For Inside guards, Dick Belt, WOOD Plans are underway by Wood River Optimists to equip two Softball teams of Junior G-Men with lettered shirts, caps and ball gloves, Les Neumann announced Thursday night. Committee members assisting Neumann are John Peterson, A. P. Stuart and Hess Pcrrlgan. Two of the G-Men selling the most tickets for the "Aunt Silly" play will be sent to Camp Piasa, June 11 through 17.

Garold Durr, representative of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco said big business was an important factor in our winning the war and told how Richard Reynolds started in the tobacco business in 1875 with $7400 and built a business with a net profit of $40,000,000 last year. Several members of the club will attend a stag asparagus dinner at the Elks Club in Belleville, June 6. The club voted to meet during the summer at the Blue Room of the Sunshine Coffee Shop.

The annual picnic will be June 11 at Marquette Park with Vido Adams as chef, John Peterson in charge of refreshments and Les Neumann in charge of chickens. Hess Perriga was wlecomed as a new member of the club by Ed Groshong. Fred Taylor reported on the "Aunt Silly' play C. Wayne Stevens, president, express ed thanks to all who helped make it a success. Dr.

H. C. Hoover, captain, reported on the bowling team. NLRB Orders Vote At East St. Louis Mill WASHINGTON, May 26.

The National Labor Relations Board today ordered a bargaining agent election within 30 days among workers at units of Allied Mills, In East St. Louis, 111. The AFL International Union of Operating Engineers and the AFL American Federtaion of Grain Millers have been disputing representation of plant Fred 'Held, and Cletus' Hegeman; for warden, Charles Pelan; for chancellor, Leo Mllltello and Babe Metheny; and for trustee, John Nicoloff and Francis Manning. Entertainment tor the evening was presented by Gene Mabrey, who performed magic tricks ol cards, popping corn, tietng a her up and a disappearing act with milk. Past Grand Knight Francis Man ntng reported on election of state officers at the state convention at Chicago.

He told of attending a mass at which Bishop Zuroweste of Belleville said mass with Samuc Cardinal StrRch, Chicago. It was pointed out that one way to convert Russia would be through the Rosary and prayer, and that Our Lady at Fatlma said that doing these things would be rewardec spiritually and materially. E. Megeman reported for Ralpl Henkhaus that 300 persons attended the district spelling bee at Highland, where Wood River content- ants came In fourth. A vote thanks was given Pat Dugan and his staff who helped cook the fish for Ladies' Night, May 12.

Fish consumed amounted to 180 pounds Grand Knight Jack Harmon staged the business session. Hartford School To Graduate pupil from Woodrow Wilson School wll receive their diplomas Monday eve ning at the community high school The exercise will begin at 8 o'clock Those graduating from th eighth grade are Shlrlene Atkins Gloria Branson, Bobby Bridge water, Billy Brown, Bernell Cald well, Alfredla Claytor, Betty Cope land, Jeanette Crawford, Tomnvj Davis, Paul Draper, Kenneth Far ley, Melvnl Gllreath, Raymon Goode, Ronald Hasenjaeger, Per Hazellp, Alberta Hosford, Marjorl Hinderhan. Kathryn Klrkpatrlck, Betty Mar tin, Kenneth Masterson, Herbev McGlll, Mlley Palmer, Kennet Perklnson, Eunice Powers, Doroth Robinson, Joe Pickering, Patriot Schlleper, Lois Jeanne Seehausei Frances Smith, Douglass Spark Lowell Starbuck, Wadeklng Shirley Wooden, and Patsy Zum wait. Sunday Service The Rev. Maurlc Powers, member of the Leglo Post of Hartford, has extended a Invitation to all Legionnaires an the Auxiliary of Post 1167 to at tend, morning worship service the First Baptist Church for the memorial service.

Voice of Harmony Voice of Harmony will provld a program tonight at 8, In John's Baptist Church, 1600 Mau pin. READ TELEGRAPH WANT AD Deadline For River Twp. Extended EAST ALTON. S. W.

Kelly, ownahlp clerk, hate announced the leadline for paylntt personal and iroperty tax to the local office hai extended 2:30 p. m. until June at Kelly stressed thsk all personal property tax must We IB by that ime. Delinquents wJttjl be subject a penalty. The tax office will bk'open next week from 9 a.

m. until 5 p. m. for the convenience of who hmd tralght day Jobs. will be closed Tuesday.

Memorial Day. Kelly reported app.Vo*imately $950,000 had been In taxes at the close of A the day Dog Liccuie Deadline June 1 at East Alton EASt Chief Ed Abwwthy warm the titlftftt of the village that June itt line fee procuring dot fieehm for family pets. Any dog caught on the streets after that date and not a tag will be picked np. Chief Abentathy itated that although a house to houw canvass of the village ls being mate by the department, many dog are being mlieed. This will not be accepted an excuse, for the censes are available at the Village ADM Alton xWr- (MfMRHlMt company jftd.

4 it, Halt Alderson Rltei Sunday Thursday. A total was collected In taxes, ThursdsV, at the Sast Alton office, for Wodd River ownshlp. The Illinois State Bank tot Alton will be closed Tuesilay, as will other business places Un the village. Grocery stores and other places wilt observe the usual closing time, Monday at 5:30 p. m.

Conduct Ludwig. Rites at Worded services 1 Miss Meta Ludwlg, 56, who died! Sunday In an Alton hospital, were- held Wednesday afternoon at Worden funeral home, followed by services at Trinity Lutheran Church, of which she was a member. The Rev. E. G.

Meseke officiated. Pallbearers were Otto Henke, August Nouhaus, Rhlnehardt Hellman, Charles Merz, William Wels- haupt, and Herman Behme. Burial was In Wordon Lutheran cemetery. Wedding Saturday Lorraine Her- Ing, Worden, and Lawrence Johnson, Pralrletown, will be married Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church p. m.

(cst). Poppy Bay Saturday WORDEN Saturday will be Poppy Day by the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Wilbur Luer Is chairman. Entertains Card Club WORDEN Mrs.

William Em-. rich entertained members of her card club at her home Wednesday afternoon, A pleasant time was spent. Honor scores were held by Mrs. Joseph Klunk', Mrs. August Zlrges, and Mrs.

George S. Birmingham. A luncheon was served. RNA Memorial WORDEN Members of the Royal Neighbor Lodge will hold evening at Worden city cemetery at (cst). EAST ALTON.

Funeral ices for Torrence Alderson, who died Thursday morning in ait ton hospital, will be conducted Sunday at 3 p. Alton time, at the Methodist Church, DonnelUron. Alderson was the father of Dwight A. Alderson, 626 Broadway. He survived by his wife and a daughter, Mrs.

Don Dohier, Peorla, In addition to the ton living here. The body Is at the Hayworth funeral home, DonneQaon, when friends may call. Class Holds Wiener EAST ALTON. Thirty-four IVentte" Waft ttffe MtthnBpu ear, JJWBM tp Ham Nobllft, im GuUem wae damaged tft IM ttttflt under the ttoAfeoirt and over the motet. young people mm tfcft tint 01 the Church at Odd nue, enjoyed wt Rock Park They gdM taeir UMuSKff.

the Key. dan, pastor ttw Jordan and Mfi. Lloyd They wm at for their regular weettjr with Jordan supervising The Ladlee Willing WorttiBfll Band held an kit day meeting at tlM' JWBMN member. Mw. Betty Hewey, fitti street, Alton.

Several members of the group attended the meeting which was spent lit making work to be sold, of whlcfc will be tiled for the church. Hartford Bible School to Start The Rev. Maurice Powers has announced that the First Baptist Church will start Its Vacation Bible School June 12 and continue for two weeks. Classes will begin at 9 in the morning and last until 11:30. Mrs.

Raymond Skinner will teach Intermediate group, which will Include the eighth grade and high school; Mrs. Melvin Howe and Mrs. William Maupin will teach the juniors, which will Include the 5-6-7 grades; Mrs. Floyd Carlton anil Mrs. K.

Bradley will be In charge of the primary, which will include the 2-3-4 grades; and Mrs. Frank Atkins, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Carrie Chapman, and Mrs. T.

Crabtree will be in charge of the beginners, which will Include children aged 4, 5, and 6. oils Friday 9tS6 to Jantzcn's Beautiful Seq Flamt" Swim Suits exotic hind print on drying Nyliltie (rayon, laton, nylon). Foundation-type bra can bt worn wWtt with white blue and 32 te 31, From our gorgewt swim wit Pritfd from UM to U7.9S O1VS Friday to iridescent Shiromwing iridoicent tontj pliy color tricki in the tuo set oil the ittffe white piqui cellar and cuffs. Onyx brown, wpphire blue, tmtrald green. Sim 10 to 20, OIKS FRIDAY 9:30 to 9 Summer Essentials acony Convertible Dress It's a Wonderful Buy wonderful Drew! acetate rayon! It's no ironing Met disappeat Eliutlciced waist perfect fltt Add your for a new cent! ac- Wear this irnportariit basic open throated, carefree, olr collar and acces.

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