Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, MAY 22, West Alton Bowling League Has Picnic WEST ALTON The West Alton bowling league held their all- picnic at the George Goliko farm Saturday. Karh family brouglit. well-filled basket for the noon and evening mcnl, including plenty of fried chicken. Telegraph Want Ads "Click" The Same Itair 7 First introduced the Home Permanent Wave Kit have SHAMPOO I'lltLN Hill! without Permanent Waving IT'S THE CREAM SHAMPOO THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Marlene 9 HAIR WAVING CREAM SHAMPOO Machinery if No Waiting -k Not a Wave Set Tills exciting, new, easy SHAMPOO actually gives soft, natural-looking, long lasting curls and waves, right while you wash your hair yes, while you shampoo out dirt, dust, excess oils and loose dandruff, you shampoo-in personalized waves and curls that suit you best a halo of soft ringlets or a loose, natural-looking casual wava. Marlene's Hair-Waving Shampoo Is an entirely new principle that's as easy and simple as shampooing your hair, but the waves and curls stay in.

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KAST ALTON A large crowd attended tho Sunday evening service at tho First Methodist Church, which was the last of tho conference year. Special music was play- cd by Tommy Richardson and Lindoll Wnlkinglon, accompanied by Janet-Ion Tlio Rev. L. B. Walkinglon, pns- lor, talked on "The value of cooperation." Following the message the now officers of the Woman's Society of Christian Service were in- slnllod in an Impressive ceremony conducted by Mrs.

G. C. Callahan, F.dwardsville, president of (lie WSCS of the Knst SI. Louis district. Those installed wore Mrs.

Dean Tracy, president; Mrs. Richard Welch, vice president; Mrs. Ray Dunbar, spiritual life secretary; Mrs. Henry Tick, promotion secretary; Mrs. James Kennedy, treasurer; Mrs.

Mack Elliott, recording secretary; Mrs. Florence Day, secretary of missionary education nnd service; Mrs. V. J. secretary of Christian nnd local church Walter Moore, secretary of youth work; Mrs.

Herbert Wiegand, secretary of children's work; Mrs. F. L. Mclvin, secretary of student work; Mrs. John Wildl, secretary of status of women; Mrs.

Carl Lockett, secretary of literature and publications; Mrs. Warren Roose, secretary of supplies: Miss Adele McDonald, president of tho Wts- leyan Service George Weber, quilting group. Announcement; was made of the annual sessions of the Southern Illinois Conference of Methodist Churches to begin Wednesday at 10 a.m., a) tho Firs) Methodist Church in East St. Louis. Olio F.

lay delegate, and the Rev. Walkington, will attend the conference. All members who can are urged to meet, at the church Weednesday at. 6:15 p.m., to go in a group to the evening conference session. The pastor announced that there would be no worship service at the church Wednesday at 6:15 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at the usual hour.

Guild, and Mrs, president of the East Alton Club To Stage Banquet EAST ALTON The annual spring banquet of the East Alton Woman's Club will be staged this evening at 6:30, at the YWCA, Alton. New officers will be installed at the banquet. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. Russell McKenney, Mrs. Mitchell Jackson, Mrs: Harold McDonald, Mrs.

Estel Cox, Mrs. Dee Jones and Mrs. Harry A. Mittleman. Auxiliary to Meet EAST ALTON The East Alton American Legion Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.

m. at the Legion Home for the regular monthly business meeting. Several items of important business are to be discussed according to the president, Mrs. Fred Linkogle. Albert Belanger Gets Request from Spain Albert P.

Belanger 2222 Brown Alton inventor and writer recently received an air mail letter from a craftsman in Madrid, Spain asking for information on materials and designs as shown in his recent article written for the March Issue of "Popular Mechanics." Mr. Belanger will give a talk Thursday in Springfield before the Illinois T. B. Association on wnen play tne thing. cushioned ot.three points dresses you for tne part 10 .95 Hi or Low Heel in an array of oolora that are beyond description.

Dozens of patterns to choose from. PRICED FROM $0.95 to $10.95 And your audience will applaud your smart looks when you're wearing Rhythm Steps! Be a playgirl with a Summer stock of Rhythm Steps color-gay, styled to make you the center of attraction, and wonderfully comfortable with heel-to- En sl. All on Jr. High Sttidcnl Wins in Contest KAST ALTON Honnio Kied, junior high school student nt the Blnir School, has been notified thnl shr Is one of tho winners in the "Who's Who" contest recently conducted amoiiK junior high nnd high school students throughout the United States hy the American Kducnlion Press, Co- lunihus, Ohio, publishers of tho Current Event. News.

To enter the contest Ronnie wrote 2. words or less about different persons whom she considered great among the loaders of world. Some of the personages Bonnie picked were Gon. McArthur, Hidgway, Gen. Marshall, President Truman, Mrs.

Kloa- nor Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Clement and Chiang Kai- shek. There were 86 entries from the civic students of the local junior high school. Three East Alton Mishaps Reported KAST ALTON Three minor traffic accidents have boon reported to the local police department since noon Monday, The first mishap occurred at 12:15 p. m. Monday at the corner of Dry and Shamrock streets.

Involved in the mishap were, a parked car and a delivery truck of tho Seymour News Agency. The truck was being driven by Everett Rhyne, 13,.422 and another companion over the Western Cartridge Co. bus parking lot without the owner's knowledge. When the boys turned off the parking lot: the parked car, property of Lilly Lohr, 905 Washington, Alton, was struck and damaged in the front end. The second mishap occurred at 12:15 a.

m. today at the corner of St. Louis and Washington avenues Involving throe cars. A car driven by Eileen Kennedy, 3024 Brown, Alton, struck (he back end of a car parked on St. Louis avenue, belonging to R.

C. Lanham, 29-18 Hillcrest, Alton, which in turn struck the rear end of the car parked immediately in front, of it belonging to John Kokorudz, 119 Norwood Place. Both the parked cars were unoccupied at the time of the accident. The Kennedy car was damaged about the front end and right, side. The Lanham car was damaged on the left side and both rear and front ends and the Kokorudz car was damaged.

Both parked cars were headed west, and the Kennedy car was raveling west on the highway at the time of the mishap. No injuries were reported. A third accident was reported police at 7:50 a. today. The mishap occurred at the intersection of.

St. avenue nnd Grand. Wayne Counton, 521 Washington, driver of one of the vehicles stopped to speak with the foreman on the storm sewer project when a car driven by Harry Fraser, 636 Ferguson, Wood River struck it. The left rear fonder of the Counton car and the front end of the Fraser car were damaged according to a report made at the police station. Carrollton Woman Guest At Alton Church Banquet CARROLLTON.

Mrs. J. F. Hubbard and daughter, Mary Ellen, went to Alton Monday evening where Mrs. Hubbard was guesl of her daughter, Mrs.

Donald Pointer at the Mother-Daughter banquet at the Cherry Street Baptist Church. To Be Honored lit Farewell Party CARROLLTON. Miss Virginia Lou Hutchens and Hobby Val Hulchens, who are leaving this weekend to join their parents, Mi 1 and Mrs. Irwin Hutchons, in their new home in Robinson, will be guests of honor at a farewell par- ly Friday evening. The party will bo given by the members of their Sunday School class of the Methodist Church of which Mrs.

Kenneth Byland is teacher. Guest from Washington, I). C. CARROLLTON. Mrs.

Gilbert P. Strode, of Washington, D. who is en route to Louisiana to attend the graduation of her son Gilbert P. Strode was a guest Sundny erf her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn P. Simpson and other relatives. Picnic at Walnut Malt and Mrs. Raymond Buck and family, of Wood River and Mr. and Mrs.

George Buck, of Alton, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams of this city on a picnic and fishing trip at Walnut Hall. South Roxana Woman Hostess a I Party SOUTH ROXANA Mrs. John Alken, 20S Sinclair nvoimo, entertained Friday at a parly.

Mrs. Vio- ki Wnrgn of Hartford gave demonstration. Games were played and won by Mrs. Sam Chapman, Mrs. Darroll Holder, Mrs.

Gone Mrs. William Mitchell and Mrs. Aikon. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Weekend Visitors SOUTH ROXANA Mr.

and Mrs. John Aikon and family of Sinclair avenue had us their week- rnd guosts Aikon's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. P. R.

Aikon and daughter nnd his father, Homer Aikon, of Rockvillo, Ind. Saturday afternoon tho Aikens and their guosts viewed tho Cardinal-Brooklyn baseball game In St, Louis. Roxana WiVlU Group To Conduct Service ROXANA Tho Women's Missionary Union of tho First Baptist Church will conduct tho Wednesday evening service at the church beginning nt 7:30 p.m. Tho president, Mrs. Bon Schwarm, has contacted Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Vaughn, of Bunker Hill, missionaries to French Equitorial Africa, who will speak of their work. Girls' Club Rail Teiinu ROXANA The Girls' Club will have t.wo Softball teams this year. Tho older girls in tho Alton will bo known as tho Girls' Club Jots and their first game ho played at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday with tho N.

C. Boosterottos at the Wa- tertower Playground. Tho younger girls will bo known as tho Romh- ors. They nre in tho Wood River Teenage league and their first game will bo the first week in June. Tho girls will moot at 7 p.m.

Wednesday for a practice session at the Roxana diamond. Three Greene Bureau Units Plan Meetings CARROLLTON. Mrs. Curtis Fisher, county home adviser, will give the major lesson on "Meeting Storage Problems in the Present Homo." The Patterscm-Hillview unit will moot Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clevelie Otey.

Mrs. Lee Griswold will he hostess Thursday to members of the White Hall Day unit and the Roodhouse unit will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Daisy Clark. Attend Birthday Dinner in Alton CARROLLTON. A group of Carrollton people went to Alton Sunday to attend a surprise birthday dinner at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Talley honoring Mr. Talley. In the group were Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Talloy and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Talley, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Walker and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Long and daughter. Wanda Cemetery to Have Memorial Day Services Officials of Wanda cemetery, one of the historical burial spots in Madison County, have announced Memorial services for Sunday, May 27, at the cemetery. The Rev. Maurice Powers, pastor of Hartford Baptist Church, will be the speaker.

The services are scheduled for 2 p. m. and are open to the public. Roxana Brownie Scouts Visit Zoo ROXANA Brownie Girl Scouts nf Troop 14 enjoyed a trip 1o'For- est Park Zoo Saturday. After lunch tho girls attended the animal shows.

Mothers attending were Mrs. True, Mrs. Snlsman, Mrs. Mrs. Jack Buchanan and Mrs.

Whining)on. Girls attending wore Knron W'hiHinpton. F.velyn Yvonne Edelen, Sandra Radmacher, Bonnie Buchanan. Judy and Joan True, Carol Ret horn, Barbara Allen, Marian Rushing, Susan Istcd, I.inda Salsman, Jesse Grant and Judy Neal. Sandra Jamerson was guest.

Softball For Women ROXANA Any woman in the Roxana area who wishes to play Softball should call recreation director Robert McGhee, immediately. Troop (i7 Party ROXANA Brownie Girl Scouts of Troop 67 enjoyed a skating party at 'the Pla-mor rink in Alton Monday evening. All but two members wore able to attend and transportation was furnished by Mrs. H. Shult, Mrs.

Frank Lovoll, leaders nnd Mrs. Dean Lovell, Mrs. Clifton Sturgeon. Return From South ROXANA Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Miller nnd daughter Sandra, of Thomas street, have returned from a week's vacation in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La. Miller will resume his work ne.xt week at the and Transport Company in Hartford. Miller and a friend, Ned Kirkpatrick, entered their stock car in the races Saturday at Greenville. Return From Trip ROXANA Mr. and Mrs.

Ray P. Smith of Smith avenue returned Monday from a trip to Whiting, where they visited Smith's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. G.

Roessner and with his nioce and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Barnes at Racine, Wis.

Roxuna Notes ROXANA Mrs. Johnny Wimer and daughter Marsha Kaye of Amarillo, Texas are currently visiting Mrs. Winter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Banks.

Mrs. Wimer is the former Miss Virginia Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franklin of East Fourth street, went to Cincinnati, Ohio, Friday to get their daughter, Ramona.

She had been attending the Cincinnati Bible Seminary and will spend the summer vacation here. The party returned Sunday. l.ihenil Trude-In Allowance FRIGIDAIRE Complete Terms SCHWARTZ APPLIANCE CO. 34 FKRGl'SON AVE. WOOD RIVER, U.L.

THOSE 4-9'141 Woodburn PTA Group Plans Meeting Tonight WOODBURN The Parent Toachor Association will moot this voning at Woodburn School. New officers will bo installed. Wondbtirn Notes WOODBURN A basket, dinner for the family and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kruemmelhein of Sparta, Wis.

was held Sunday at Ilio park. M'-. and Mrs. Frank Welch and daughters of Belleville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Thyor sr. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and hildren, Terry and Linda, of Granite City, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Davis and family. In the afternoon, Gayle and Betty Stsuffer, Mrs. Clyde Day and Connie and Sue, of Alton, called at the Davis home. Earl Heal and Jimmie Penning- lon of the senior class of the Bunker Hill High school spent the weekend at. Spencer, III.

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ray and son Edwin, Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Welch and daughter, Margaret, of Rosewood Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurley, of Bunker Hill, wore weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ray sr.

Oliver Schwallenstecker, Gary Kay and Bob Barnes, spent he weekend at Camp Warren Levis. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Woods and children visited Mrs. Woods' father Robert Forrest in Wood Rivet- Township Hospital Sunday.

Gary and Lavonda Davis have returned home after spending two weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruble at Nebo. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Davis, and son visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heal and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Bunker Hill. Cleveland in Burros for Keallsm NEW YORK.

i.Jp>—At the 12,000 acre Ton Mile River Scouts Camps 11 Narrowsburg, N. 100 miles from here, 43 burros have boon imported from Texas to help Boy Scouts learn tho skills o-f the "wide open spaces." Only 42 burros left Texas, but an addition was born enroute. Boys attending the camps will be taught proper trail packing methods and how to tie a real 'diamond hitch." All in all, the mported burros are expected to bring the old west right up close for New York scouts this summer. Plan Woodburn Maypole Dance WOODBURN The May day program of Woodburn School will ho hold Friday with a Maypole clnncc at. 8:30 p.m.

(DST). Plans have been made to hold the program on (he playgrounds, hut in event of rain, it will ho moved indoors to the recently completed addition. In addition to tho Maypole dance there will bp a song and clown stunt by pupils of Koom a novelty number by boys of Room solos by Cnrol Fenslormann, Miller and Jimmy Pennington and selections by Cortlum Bros, and the Rull Sisters of Mt. who appeared on last year's program. Miss Janice Pennington, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Pennington, who was chosen May queen by popular vote of the pupils, will preside over the evening's festivities. Refreshments will he sold by the Parent. Teacher Association at booths to be erected on the grounds. Stevenson Rites WOODBURN Funeral service! for Frank Stevenson was held In Woodburn Congregational Church Sunday afternoon.

Rev. Carl Johnson, pastor of the church officiated. Interment was in Shipman cemetery. HUSBAND HAPPY-HIS CONSTIPATION GONE "My husband is a different man since he started to eat ALL-BRAN a year ago. For years he'd take a harsh laxali ve every morning and again at night.

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