The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 22

Journo! Courier, Jocksonville, Oct. 17, 1954 4TV J)() XcSrllPTS Expect Of JANITOR Asks P.T.A. SUPPLIES Popcr Goods KAISER SUPPLY CO. 324 E. State Phone 2700 Tht 'February meeting in University Of Life The first session of The Univers-1 ity of Life, a religious cour.se which is held for eight consecutive Sunday evenings at the Methodist church, will open Sunday night, pm.

The meetings include class- STEVE CANYON umiwy VE-LL. CANYON. MILTON CANIFF i BZ 'S A C2.AC7Í MAYBc TMEY HAP BIO, WILP 1 2PLAKE. BECAUSE COULD 5E a NEEPLE KO'MZZOU! k.s Pet es for all ages andin thT ha n- intedested many V) ns th from 1 ncetng to the sponsor in ch urch an other gym- denominations it a Each sessior ope ns with a snack, do supper, and shi sint mg, led nd by Miss Edna MaeBrown. chorister of h- of the church.

Speclai music al num. -1 ath ers hers are also ea chprogr am with is be the group stu dy hnningat 7:10 ope p.m ms wer, THE BEST BUYS IN SPINET PIANOS New ond Used In famous mokes as well as all styles Cash or Terms THE BRUCE CO Show Room Eades Transfer Storage 234 tt Omrt Hammond Organs es Barbe fioboM HEAf TH FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDi. 501 ARMERA hi BI.DC« PHONE 372 The general theme for eight comments on Tuesday night i.s I sessions will be Christian Living ted to attract a large Guest of ability are se- on the panel will be Muss cured for each meeting. On Sunday Sutton and Miss Gladys Har- I night Hulsen of East Mohne teachers, John Blake, admin- will be the speaker, speaking on the Illmi hospital, Mrs. jsubject of Achieving Christian an active mother of Maturity.

He is associated with Allen Metternich, the Moorman Manufact uring rom- of the citv schools, pany of Quincy as vice-president in administrator of charge of marketing and distribu- it. District 10 and Ronald Kid- tion and a of president of the school board 1 ton College Serving as hostes.ses will be the Special music Sunday night will I filers of grade-, thre- and seven ix- a duet bv Karen Willsey and the elementary schools. Oda. Chairman of the Club supper committee are Mrs. William! Phe local Business and Profes- i Weaver and Mrs, Ernest Jensen nal Women's Club will conclude The Gleaners Sunday school irogram observing National of the Methodist church met and Professional Orr hall on Thursday night with on Sunday.

The club was i Mrs. Bessie Ayers, teacher of rani zed in 1926 with the help of class, in charge of the Fern Haigh of which was unique and most inte received their charter with Miss Mrs. A Schimmel ga Beard, Pike county solo numbers, A contest wn actor at that time. as president ten prepared by Mrs. Ayers, le charter membership was 5fi.jthe form of an essay with a play on I 1 of whom aw still active names of members of the class club, namely Blanche McGary, jaxid snme local persons was held idge Carlton.

Grace Shaw, Helen Highlight of the evening however ew, Eulalie Can oil Wendler and waii a Act," presented! Miss Margueiite Ly arirj Dennie hedel, county welfare super in- vming sons of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE By WILSON SCRUGGS valuable M2. HAWiNS, WHAJ DO AANONJO WEAN IT'S A VEKV I LAMOQM, VEO, Di? DR.PCWESS NEEOS) ROGERS IMMEDIATE WE LL GO SAVON ATTENTION-- TO ThE PROWL CAR FROM ME HAMBJLANCt As WARTKA AW Ay, HER EYE CAUGHT A GUTTERING IN THE SAND. PRISCILLA'S POP By AL VERMEER mem tx EXPERT ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE REPAIRS WE ARE EQUIPPED TO GIVE YOU PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE ON ALL OF YOUR ELECTRIC MOTOR 0 5.

TRAINED MECHANICS WILL GIVE EXPERT ATTENTION TO NECESSARY REPAIRS. REPLACEMENT PARTS THAT ARE MADE TO WORK BEST IN YOUR MOIOR AND RESTORE IT TO TOP EFFICIENCY. WELBORN ELECTRIC CO. 228 WEST COURT PHONE 623 CUT YOUR LIVING COSTS BY RENTING A FOOD LOCKCR AS LOW AS $1 2.50 Per Year JACKSONVILLE ICE COLD STORAGE 400 N. Main Phone n04 ldent.

and the primmer. The boys have been at with ft in magic for some time, ken into mem- help of their parents have Rie November program Earned to put on some amazing! is being planned by Blanche Me- foatfi of maKic waR no trouble Gary, ol the legislative committee. pUjj knotted scarfs out, who plans a program dealing withjnj pop corn box which had the and legislation of interest pjaood in it in open, unknotted to women. Miss McGary has been More the eves of the court repoi ter foi tiie Circuit Coin or pUp yards and yards of Pike county foi moie than 30 rarnival paper out of an empty years, having served under the late and many other similar tricks Judge Hairy Higbee and presently 10f magjf. Their performance was with A.

Clay Williams. The ftaKj exceptionally good for club has recently purchased placed two waste containers on the! I New Annition public quare. Hie club plans to A petition from landowners, lust honoj ail charter members at their west of the city limits, lor annexation was read and discussed at the city council meeting this week. The proposed addition would go west on route 36-54 to include the Kamar Company property on the north side of the highway, and for some distance on the south side of the highway. The addition would be classified as a commercial zone.

Many business buildings have already been added to the new "West Pittsfield" district adjoining the proposed addition. Council members were agreeable to the proposition. and instructed the city clerk to inform the interested parties to proceed with platting and other details necessary for action by the council. Personals Dr and Mrs. Berry and Mr.

and Mrs Charles Shaw are spending the weekend in The Berrys will visit their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wills, who are former residents here Mr and Mrs. Shaw will visit, friends they made while residents there for scv- jeral years. Mrs.

George Carroll, aged rural of thi.s city, who lives a la few miles north of town on the I New Salem road, is reported to be making slow progress in her re- jcoverv from a leg injury she re- jceived some tune ago in a fall in her home. She was a patient in Illmi hospital for some time, but later returned to her home. Her Martin and Fred Carroll, live in the home with their mother and have assisted with her care. Stuart Peebles, son of contractor Mrs. Wayne Peebles, is spend- ling a 10 day leave from sen ice in the Navy with his parents.

He will I be discharged from service at Norfolk. Va at the termination of his leave. He plans to attend a school oh boy T) A NICKEL i 1 I 1 i fe BE BUILT CLOSE TO THE Jjpbt i STANDARD MONUMENT CO. JUST 8ERGQUIST, Prop, New Location: East Morton Road BUY WHERE YOU GET QUALITY We have no salesmen out Call us and we will be glad to call on you Outstanding craftsmanship Residence G.A. SIEBER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Residential and Commercial Wiring Service Calls 210 South Main Phone 259 WALKER FURNITURE INC.

N. E. Corner Square, Jacksonville READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! Rent A Frozen Food locker Store quantities of meats, fruits, vegetables, poultry, etc. in one of our Frozen Foe Lockers You'll like 'He convenience a economy of having a supply of delicious foods always on hand in a locker of your own. MORGAN COUf'TY LOCKER SERVfCF "YOUR FROZEN FOOD CENTER" of telegraphy, but will work with his father for a time before enroll- Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Crowder and Mrs William Ellis will leave Sunday for a vacation of three weeks in Florida. They will visit Mr. Crowder's sister, Mrs. Karl Conroy and tamily at St.

Petersburg, and will tour other points of in-' terest in ire south. Commit lees For enlicM Legion nrv Named GREENFIELD Tire American legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion hall WTednesday. October 20, at, 7 30 The Auxiliary president, Mrs Kenneth Shannahan. has announced the following chairmen to serve this year: Americanis. Mrs.

Francis Griffin Child Welfare, Auxiliary Loan Fund and Education of Orphans, Mrs Cole Community Service. Mrs. Je-Me Wilhite. Finance, Mrs Charles Barton Girl's State and Junior Activities, Mrs Richard Cole I Gold Star. Mrs.

Charles Burroughs. Legislative, Mrs I Scott. Mem-1 bership. Mrs. Robert Gable.

Music. Mrs Warren Cook. Natinal Secur- Mrs William Menc. Pan Amer! ican Study, Mrs. John Scott.

Past Parley, Mrs. Gary Melivin. Poppy Sale. Mrs. John McCarthy.

Publicity and Radio, Mrs. I James Nash. Rehabilitation, Mrs. Warren Cook Crafts, Mrs. Howard Houlette.

Civil Defense, Mrs Verna Andrews. Members Liaison, Miss Mildred Cook. WHITE HALL WHITE HALL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder of Hillview are the parents of a son, Ricky Leon, born I Oct.

13 at White Hall hospital. Mr, and Mrs Howard Fletcher are the parents of a daughter born 'Oct. 14 at White Hall hospital. The mother is the former Jean Israel, 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Israel of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hess of Minneapolis, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. G.

C. Bequeaith during the weekend. They were accompanied home by Clarence Bequeaith who will make an indefinite with his brother-in-law and sister. Dempsey Collins was taken to Missouri Pacific hospital, St. Louis on Tuesday for medical care Mrs.

Ed Nash was dismissed to her home on Wednesday followin': several weeks spent at Passavant hospital. Mrs. Martin returned Tuesday from Louisville, where she assisted in the care of her new grandson. Randy born Sept. 11 to Mr.

and Mrs. William Martin of that city. Rev. Ben A. Bohn performed a double ring ceremony at the Baptist parsonage on Tuesday night fi o'clock uniting in marriage Sue C.

Mack, daughter of late Mr and Mrs. E. Clark, Garden, son of the Is Mrs. George Garden, ville, 111. Mr.

ithd Mrs. son of this cit-y were The wore a nav accessories corsage. The fos a wedding trip to St. jnd will reside in Jerseyville upon their return. Mr.

Gai-den is employed with the Federal Barge Lines of New Orleans. La. show that women enter and leave the American labor force an earlier than men. Cop, iy.a f-j SUSPECT B) tinnii Jjawrenee the t(- middle own revoh glittered ir pointed dir through XXX of a flat rock in the of the creek was his or. Droplets of spray i sunlight.

Its muzzle ectly toward the hole hirh the creek found its path of exit to the lake. Jim w'cuied in. The water was cold, but with the heated overflow from the swimming pool on the other side of the rock barrier, it did not have the deadly cramping chill as it swirled against his legs. He pushed past the flat stumbling over water- ounded stones, and reached the cavern entrance. The path ho followed ended abruptly in cold, damp stone.

He left his rock path, waded into this new pool, found the undersurface opening which let water gush through. A large enough opening so the force of water was not too great for passage. He tilled his lungs and ciove beneath the surface. He inched along the passage, clawing at any projection from the water- smoothed walls which would give scant handholds. His ears were roaring, his lungs bursting with the spent oxygen burned in the effort of his progress.

He kept his eyes open even against the pressure of moving water which sent an ache clear to the back of his head. Was that light, shining through clear water? He began raising his head carefully toward what he hoped would be the surface. The ache of his lungs increased the spoed of that rise, the demand for air was greater than the mental command for caution. There was no warning. There was nothing but a flash ci shock.

There was a vagutf dream world of strange comfort and quick motion. There vas another and more violent shock. 19M by Uiweuct by NEA icnicv, I Jim found himself back in the blinding sunlight, pressed against the ledge from which he had fallen into the first pool. But that jolt and the shock of light had cleared his head enough so pain registered. Pain and determination.

He pulled himself into shallow I water, splashed along the creek, fell full length on the bank neai his jeep. He coughed, retched, i managed at hist to replace some water with life-giving air. He pulled himself to his began crawling toward thtf jeep His strength came back quickly, let him get erect, into the car. He started the motor, left the jecij) in low gear and drove up the winding road. His panting i breath seemed to keep time with the snarl of the motor.

TIM did not overestimate his ability. He knew he did not have the strength to try again against the current. But from the other side, with the current. The idea of a possible passageway through the huge rock base of Head had occurred to him, of course. It had been something to be checked, just as the possibility of a ledge along the base of the cliff near the lake must be checked.

Obviously such a possibility had occurred to Nancy. He drove faster now, and he still hoped. Perhaps Nancy, with her smaller but strong young body, would have been able to negotiate the passage. Perhaps she had been able to control herself, had not stood up so quickly as to knock herself silly against rock ceiling as he believed he had done. Perhaps he would find her, dripping and thrilled with the idea of tier contribution, at the end of the creek near the heated swimming pool.

He would not let him of Nancy ci cr 1 cc last of her life surging water He drove but th were ages iong until th, win unit ig pool, now, and left at least he id have I thought to tak from the 1 tliis end a flashli was a well-wc 1 for the first 50 feet. shone down tto the ti showec darting arounc 1 in the path showed of but not of icc ont a i i feet. There no ev water drops clothes. Not until he ment. c-rn, ti passed through the to fllS light showed an op.

through which ftne wa surged onward. A smidl-appe ing opening, by the water itself. It sho- him three depressions on path itself, and three li through the dust where he objects had been rolled to water. He wondered vagu why rocks should have rolled into the water. A chill shook his whole be and his mind was equally with loss of hope, Time was a traitor.

Elap time was a killer. Too much ti had passed. Too much time! Jim wedged the flashlight ca fully on the bank, left it glowi He edged cautiously into swam toward the und water opening. The light glin from myriad bits of mica in rock walls, brought a transp ency to the water itself. Jim detected movement fl then saw the pallor, the wl flash of skin-in the It was a hand.

It was an a He did not remember cross the remaining distance, but a stiffening of muscles as clamped around a slen wrist, and then a dreadful laxation. i (To Be Continued) 1 er i Do It Every Time U. By Jimmy Hatlo hen salesman sparse quotes figures UMIMPRESSED BUT ANTI A A TMlr SURVEY STATISTICS SHOW akou i i 1 CUTLESS rv our mearest c-ET is there and 1 prrtH OWN T4E COMPETITION TAKE A CARE OF £ET FULL steam ahead it COMPETITOR, TWO TO OME TLilS and Harold ite Mr and James Nel- attendants. blue dress ind a white couple left Paul, Minn. OF OF ONE PERCENT'" 1 yOU A i I Qs'-n 1 dM 1J it HHBHBHBBHHBHHj BUY U.

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