Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 5

DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH, DIXON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1940 PAGE FIVE Hat and Coat to Match DIXONITES ENJOY SKIING, SLEIGH RIDES, A I Sletghbells have been jingling a merry accompaniment to gliding runners as Dixonites, young old, continue to take advantage of an all too infrequent opportunity to go riding over anowy streets and country roads Cutters, bobsleds, toboggans, and childrens' sleds have been in almost constant demand during the past few days, and yesterday, scores of passengers were enjoying the beauty of the snow- covered countryside. Six families were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Hanson, 239 Morgan street, for a buffet aupper last evening, after a bobsled ride about town. One-hundred or more skiers and spectators flocked to Plum Hollow yesterday afternoon, and of others, including a party of Dixon Boy Scouts, enjoyed skiing, skating and tobogganing at the Pines. HOSPITAL BAND WILL GIVE PLAY Members of the Dixon State hospital hand will present the play, Village at the amusement hall on Friday evening under the direction of J. Ridolph. The entertainment is scheduled for 7:30 and will be presented by the following cast of characters: Iry, Edward Hacker; Hank, AVilbur Grimm; Ole, Milo Bowling; Heck.

Kenneth Reed; Elmer. Walter Evans; Josh. Thayer Boone; Pi. Kermit Davis; Joe. Burton Reedy; Tommie, Milton Kuntz; Pteve, Walter Jerome: Jack, Irvin Stejskal; Sam, Gerald Jacobson; Josh, Nicholas Chancy; Bill, Robert Penticoff.

Special music will be furnished by the band. RECEIVES WORD FROM FAMILY Mrs. Alice Beede has received word that her daughter, Mrs. James Hobbins of New York City, is en route to Palm Springs, for a mid-winter vacation. Mr.

Hobbins, vice president of the Anaconda company, has gone to Butte, Mont. Another daughter. Mrs. Walter Saunders, is due in arrive in New York aboard the S. S.

Lucia from South America, Feb. 6. -O------------ I SCOUT and Legends in is to be the theme for the gram when members of the Dixon Music club meet on Tuesday eve- Freshman Girl Scouts of Troop ning MiftS Naomi Ulli entertain. No 13 will entertain their mothers at the Sharp home, SOI East and Vinlm 'vil1 br presented by three solo- Fellows street, at 7 o'clock this ists, Vincent Carney Mrs Margaret Sc riven, and Louis Sinow. Num- evening.

A Court of Awards will hers chosen for the evening program include; be followed by refreshments serv- ed hv troop committee mothers. Piano Senior Girl Scouts will meet at Leon. home to con- The Cadman timie their music appreciation Enpuliul study on Tuesday evening. -Mi. Carney Juliette Lowe Girl Scouts met Friday afternoon at Scout head- plc Lorelei Liszt quarters with their new leader, Mrs .1.

Frazer Future meeting accompanist will he held at 3:45 m. on the first Friday of each month. 1 Arietta, from Romeo and READING CLUB Members of the Thursday Read- olL accompanist ing club will be guests of Mrs Bertha Pratt at 2:30 Thurs- hay at the home o( Mrs. Charles (Bach by Mumma- Waltz 1X TEX Nocturne in FDt Paderewski Mr. and Mrs.

who have been vacationing the southland, have left Galveston, Soprano Tex. and are now pleasantly locat- Allerseelen Strauss ed in Corpus Christi. Mrs' Scnven Duane Steve: has ac- mini cepted a position at Covert Col- Dunpo Di Mima Bo Pugnani-Kreisler fee Shop, whete lie has taken over Andantino, from Concerto No 4 his duties. Mr, Sinow WfcWm A Characteristically rich-looking, but practical, is the beautiful mink coat pictured above. It has full, muff-like sleeves, and a standup collar with scarf ends.

The chic hat matches. MYTHS AND LEGENDS IN MUSIC" WILL BE THEME OF MUSIC CLUB PROGRAM Mrs. George Thurn Culinary Expert at THE DIXON TELEGRAPH FREE COOKING SCHOOL Will Use Exclusively in Her Demonstrations and Recommends MR' GEORGE THI RN Culinarj Expert Elsa Ann Fischer Becomes Bride of Robert C. Browne It was just seven years ago Saturday that Miss Elsa Ann Fischer of Dixon and Robert Cameron Browne of Rock Falls were introduced at a college social event, and when the couple exchanged marriage vows in an impressive double ring ceremony Saturday afternoon at Immanuel Lutheran church, the numeral was i 30 a 1 emphasized in anangement of the, decorations for the reception which followed the nuptial service Ivo tapers filled four tall can- delabra in the altar niche, and additional tapers gleamed in the church windows. Palms and pure white Easter lilies screened the altar.

Bouquets of white snapdragons in an aqua vase on the organ carried out the chosen col- I ors of aqua and white The Rev. Carl L. Wagner read the candlelight ceremony at 4 clock before a large assemblage of guests from Dixon, Chieago, Men- dota, Sterling, Stillman Valiev Rock Falls and Kewanee Mrs. John Salzman, the for- mer Sunday school teacher, was at the 01 -gan for the nuptial prelude playing Love You and the "Bridal from The Mendelssohn wedding march was used for tbp recessional. The bride is tlie younger daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fischer of 521 Hennepin avenue.

Because of the illness of her father she was given in marriage by her brother, Carl H. Fischer. Miss Fischer chose a floor- length gown of white satin, designed on princess lines, for her bridal attire. Her full-length veil wps held to her coiffure with clusters of orange blossoms Her only ornaments were a necklace of hand-wrought silver, worn by her grandmother In 1 £65 three-quarters of a century ago, and a pearl ring belonging to her only sister, Mrs. William Kurzrock.

Her was a linen and lace handkerchief embroidered by Mrs Kurzrock with forget-me-nots, Her arm bouquet contained white roses and white sweet peas. Miss Elinore Kurzrock ot Kewanee was her only attendant. She wore a princess gown of aqua satin, with a ribbon and tulle hat to match, and earned peach-colored gladioli. Burdette Miller of Sterling served as best man. Fifty relatives and close friends of the bridal pair were entertained at a reception at the home of the parents, following the ceremony.

Lunch was served at 5 clock at a large U-shaped table Spun sugar doves and lilies trimmed the three-tiered wedding cake, which was served with ice cream molds in the form of Easter lilies. Favors were packages containing slices of the cake. All of the downstairs rooms were in candelight. Seven white tapers gleamed four candelabra on the 1 table, down on bowls of Easter lilies. Mrs Fischer was wearing black lace with a corsage of white gladi- olt for her daughter's wedding.

I The bridegroom's mother chose 1 green crepe accented by a corsage of peach-colored gladioli. After the reception, Mr. and Mrs Browne left on a brief wedding trip. The bride was wearing a corsage of gardenias at the left shoulder of her traveling suit. Saturday bride was graduated from Dixon high school, and holds a bachelor of education degree from Northern Illinois State college at PeKatb.

For the past rive years, she has been teaching social scince ami dramatics in the Lee Center and Stillman Valley Community high schools. The bridegroom, who Is a man of Mr. and Mrs Browne of ghth avenue, Rock Falls. ptp i CURSES NAME instructor is nere new OFFICERS owns and manages the Truetred Tire company and P. Short Stop Service station in Sterling FTc is a graduate of Rock Falls high school and later attended Northern Illinois State Teachers college.

Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Reescr of Mendota, Superintendent and I Rusbroom and Mr and Mrs L. Carmichael of Stillman Valley, Robert Spaid of ChE um. and Mr and Mm William Kurzrock and family of Kewanee TO GIVE PI AY AT LUTHERAN CHURCH The Luther league of St Lutheran church of Sterling will present a play, Years at Immanuel Lutheran rhmch. corner of Sixth street and Highland avenue, at 3 htirsday evening No ad- trdsainn will be charged, though a silver offering will he taken Mrs. George thurn, eiiicient home manager and lecturer, pictured above, arrived in Dixon this morning to complete last-minute preparations for the Dixon Evening Telegraph's big four-day Cooking School, which opens at 1:45 p.

m. Tuesday at the Dixon theater. Doors will he open daily at 1 tn. IN SPRINGFIELD rs Gracia Welch is spending the winter in Springfield. Ill with her daughter, Mrs.

Hugo Surman. The Alumnae association of the Dixon State hospital I elected the following officers at their annua! meeting, held re- cently. President, Miss Margaret Kennedy, vice president Mrs. Jessie Brown; secretary, Mrs Charles Aldrich treasurer, Mrs Andrew Gammon. .0 -----HOUSEHOLD CLUB Members of Zion Household Science club have been invited to the home of Mrs.

Joseph Lund for an all-day meeting and scramble luncheon on Wednesday Mrs. Frank Metz is to entertain with Mrs. Lund. PRAIRIEV1LLF. CIRCLE The annual mid-winter picnic of the Prairieville Social circle has been announced for 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at Prairie vide church Everyone residing in the community is invited.

WINTER VACATION Dr and Mrs. Warren G. Murray and Dr and Mrs. 7. Moss expect to lea vs Feh.

for a winter vacation in Mexico City and I other pomta in Old Mexico. Mrs Mabel Carter is confined to I her home in Sterling by a very i severe raid. PERSONALS N. J. Bradley of Chicago attended the funeral here last Tuesday for Hugh Blackburn Sr.

Mrs, Freda Mulnix. who has been vary ill for some time, is reported some improved today, Frederick Bovey of Chicago spent the week end here with hia mother. Mrs. Warren G. Murray spent the eek end in Chicago with her daughter.

Jean, Mrs. Durkee is visiting Mrs Vivian Sickles Ide in Springfield, 111. PALMYRA SOCIETY Mrs Elwood Rickard and Mrs. Swart a will entertain tha Palmyra Aid society on Wednesday at an all-day meeting Rt Mrs. kard home, 806 East Morgan street.

PRACTICAL CLUB Mrs D. Palmer of 493 North Dement avenue will be hostess to the Practical club at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon. Mrs A. is arranging the pro- Buchner gram. IDEAL CLUB Airs George Christianson.

922 Galena avenue, will be hostess to members of the Ideal club at 2:30 rn. Wednesday. Calendar Monday Merry Maids Scramble supper at home of Mrs Raymond Ommen. Royal Cardinals In the Knights of Columbus hall, 7 30 p. m.

Anna nans In St, hall, 7 p. in. Tuesday Practical club Mrs David Palmer, hostess. Phidian Art club Mrs. Raymond, hostess, Ethel Woolhiser of DeKalb, speaker.

Girl Scouts Music appreciation study at Miss home, 7 to p. in. odnesduy Prairieville Social circle Mid-wmter community picnic at Prairieville church, 7 m. Ideal club Mrs, George Chr istianson, hostess Palmyra Aid society Allda meeting at Mrs. Elwood home.

Clothing Construction lesson At Home Bureau office in Amboy, to a. m. to 3 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary In G.

A hall, 7 30 p. m. Zion Household Science club All-day meeting and scram- luncheon at Mrs. Joseph Lund's home. MRS.

GEORGE THURN (Cooking School Leiturer) Enthusiastically Endorses CONFORMAL SHOES Hear Mrs, Thorn explain how these sonalizad shoes bring new relief to ac hing iect Because it's bringing a New Standard of foot- freedom to thousands of men and women Actually MOULDED to the bottom and arches of your in. dividual you've never felt anything like FOR MIN AND A I advertised i Chicago Tribune COM! IN FOR FREE TRIAL FITTING ES GN ERZiNGETS SHOE STORE 109 I 1RS! -s r.DIXON jpiiost 1530 TO THE MAN WHO NEEDS A $100 LOAN HOW YOU CAN BORROW IF YOU CAN PAY BACK A MONTH You can get vaJi simply and prompt- lv at Household Finance, if you can repay your loan in monthly You may even apply for your loan ithout leaving vour own home Imrrow without or guarantors and repay on the mstall- nient plan hich fits vour ow needs and your own income Choose yourown payment plan you need $100 and can conveniently repay $9 77 a month 'lour installments will repay a $100 loan CASH LOAN AMOUNT YOU PAY SACK CACN MONTH Including All YOU OCT 2 months loom 4 months loon A months loon months loon 10 months loon 12 months loon IA months toon JO months loon 50 70 10.39 25 96 36.34 3.33 13.31 18 63 3 64 9 09 12 73 2 89 6 98 78 2 30 5 72 8 02 1 96 4 88 6 84 5.38 4.81 ID0 123 130 51 91 64 89 77 86 2661 33 27 39 91 18 17 27,26 13.97 17 46 20 95 11 45 14 31 17.17 9.77 12 22 14 65 7 68 9 60 11.52 6 43 8 05 9.65 200 230 TOO 103 69 129.53 155 35 53.15 66.35 79 53 36 29 45 28 54 25 27 88 34 77 41 64 22 84 28 47 34 OH 19 49 24 28 29 05 15 31 19 05 22 78 12.82 15 91 19 03 W1 GUARANTKK total amount hguted hv uaittg to ihr ful! amount you will pay, when me made on trheduie You will pay if you pav your loan ahead of lime tince you pay chargea only the actual time you have the money are i.rkulated at Household raie of per month on the Oral of and per month on at 1Y0. which than the mattmurn hv the Small 1 aw EdJfW 1.1 I "Dorter of Family HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION imni 1 re 300 State Bank Third 27 F. Stephenson St. Sam v.

Ptldttch, Manager Telephone; Mato 137 FRFFPORT I In full in twelve months Or if you wish smaller payments as little as $6.43 a month for twenty months will also repay a $100 loan. vre the sample loans and payment plans in the table. (Loans are also made in other amounts and for other periods.) Note that you may make very small payments if you wish. See also that the sooner you repay, the less vour loan costs. harges on a $100 loan repaid in four monthly installments of $26.61 each, for instance, are only $6 44.

(All pavmenta shown in the table include the charges.) What you do to borrow All you do to get a Household Fi- name loan is acquaint us with your needs No salary or age assignment, no stocks or Ixmds required. (Ixians are made on furniture, car or note No credit inquiries are made of friends or relatives. No need to ask or fellow workers to sign the loan papers. You get your loan promptly and simply. Study the loan and payment table.

Then come in, telephone or send the coufxm for full information without obligation. not convenient to phono or coll, moil this HOI SEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Pleaae me full information about your loan service without obligation on my part. Addstit LOCALLY MAN AGIO OfftCIS IN P8INGPAL CITflS City 4 Hear MRS. GEO. THURN Nationally Famous Economist and Locturor at tba COOKING SCHOOL Explain the convenience of an Extension Phone in your kitchen.

GEOROE THURN Culinary Expert Mrs. Thurn says: This economical service will not only save hundreds of steps daily but will prove a convenience that a busy housewife cannot afford to do without. an Little as 50c Per Month Long telephone after 7 P. M. and all day Sunday reduced in price as much as ever day-time rates.

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