Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

TEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1951 Society MR. AND MRS. ALFRED HOOK were married Friday evening in the Brown Street Baptist Church. The Rev. James Shields off.

ciated. Mrs. Hook is the forrner Miss Eileen Plopper. Strecper photo. L.und-Overbey Wedding In Greenfield Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Overbey of Greenfield have announced the engagement. and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Wilma Jean Overbey, Keith Lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lund of Fayette, Ia.

The wedding will take place in the First Baptist. Church at Greenfield, August 26. Miss Overbey is a gradunte of Greenfield High School and has completed two years Al Western Illinois State College, Macomb. She is a member of national social sorority, Alpha Sigma Alpha. Mr.

Lund 1s a graduate of Port Byron. High School and WAS graduated from Western Illinois State College In 1950. He is a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity. Mr. Lund and bride will reside in Aledo where he is employed as industrial arts instructor in the high school.

Paul E. Depper, Miss Wanda Hooper Wed Paul Edward Depper, son ol Mrs. Lola Depper of Piasa, and Miss Wanda Hooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivel O.

Hooper of Gillespie, were married at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Gillespie Baptist church. The Rev. Elmer Carter officlated at the double ring ceremony. Mr. Depper, an Alton High School graduate, had Robert Depper, his brother from Piasa, AS besi man.

Miss Hooper, who was given fu marriage by her father, WAS attended by Miss Joan Cullian of Springfield. The bride appeared in A white satin gown fashioned with futt skirt. entrain. Her finger-tip veil of illusion fell from a liet cap trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses tied with satin streamers.

A reception and dinner follawed the wedding taking place at the Home cafe, Gillespie. Mr. Depper and bride aro employed in Springfiold and will make their home there. Mrs. Depper is 8 graduate of Gillespie High School, and ot Brown's Business College, in Springfield.

Miss Lelia Moore Dinner Hostess A group of office employes of Alton Memorial Hospital were guests Sunday of Miss Lelia Moore of Girard, a former employe of the hospital, at a dinner party. Miss Moore makes her home with a brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. All Post, where the dinner was served. Guests included Mus.

H. T. Maguire. Mrs. Walter burn, Mrs.

Enoch Ray. Mrs. Inez Wynne. Miss Lily Blumenberg and her mother, and Allss Mildred Holler. Personal Shower for Mika Dorothy Begnel Mrs.

Michael Accarlo gave a party Monday night, at the home of her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Belser, 512 Vine street, honoring. Miss Dorothy Begnel, whose ACCORDION, SPANISH and HAWAIIAN GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS BEGINNER'S INSTRUMENTS RENTED ROYAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC 808 W. FOURTH ST.

ALTON, Ill. 8-5849 Personals Warnet-Mayberry Wedding in September Miss Martha Jean Mayberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mayherry of 847 Esther avenue.

Wood River, has chosen Sunday, September 2, the date of her martlage to Walter Philip Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon W. Warner ol Johnsonburg, Pn. The wedding will take place in First Presbyterian Church, Rosana, at 8 o'clock.

The Rev. DeLong who officiated at the wedding of the prospective bride's parents, will perform the ceremony. of the engageMayberry Warner was made last ber 25, while the couple were students at. Blackburn College, Carlinville. Miss Mayberry has chosen Mrs.

Donald Warner of ington, D. her fiance's ter-In-law, as her matron of honor. Miss Charlotte Leach of Jerseyville, A former classmate of Miss Mayberry at Blackburn, will he bridesmaid, And Karen Warner ol Pittsburgh, A niece of wIll be junior bridesmaid. Susan Sheary, young daughter of Mr. and Mra.

Kenneth Sheary, and Linda Lou Sheary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheary of Alton, cousins of the bride-elect, will be flower girls, and the rings will be carried by Michael Sheary, A brother of Linda Lou, and Steven Sheary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheary of Alton.

Miss Mavis Ault of Fiait, and Miss Helen Mullinax of Olney, former classmates of Miss Mayberry, will light the candles. Mr. Warner has selected his brother, Donald Warner ot Washington, D. for his best man, and groomsmen will be Edwin Inenke of Dupo, and William S. Mayberry, a brother of the bride-to-be.

Ushers will be Carl Fritsch of Chicago and Dean Buckner of Bement, 111. Mr. Fritsch, Mr. Buckner and Mr. Jaenke are former classmates of Mr.

Warner at Blackburn. A reception will be held In the church social rooms following the ceremony. Bels Gamma Upsilon Meeting Tonight Lambda Alpha XI, senior chapter, Beta Gamma Upsilon sorority, will meet: at 8 o'clock tonight at Mineral Springs Hotel, Miss Rosemary, Dwyer Weds In Long Beach Miss Rosemary Dwyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dwyer, 1246 State street, hecame the bride of William Bohannon, son of Mrs.

Margorle Bohannon, and the late Charles Bohannon, 3844 Travis street, San Angelo, in St. Barth- olomew Church, Long Beach, at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dwyer, who left July 22 for the west to spend several weeks, was present at the wedding. The Rev.

Patrick Schelley officiated, and' the double ring ceremony was used. Charles Gustafson and Miss Marie Mollay were the couple's attendants, and Harry C. Lane and Larry Shelton seated the guests. Miss Dwyer wore a white lace ballerina length frock. Enslijoned with a strapless bodice and A blue overskirt of net, white lace duster and hat.

She carried 8 white prayer book, a gift of the groom, covered with 8 cascade arrangement of baby orchids and lilles of the volley, centered with 8 large white orchid. Miss Molloy appeared in a blue ballerina frock of Ince. She wore a of blue daisies, and white headdress, basket filled with blue daisies and sellow rosebuds. Altar cases filled with white roses and gardenias were placed DI1 the high altar before which the wedding took place. Blue daisies and yellow roses decoraled the side altars.

Mr. and Mrs. Rohannon will reside at No. 17 Sixty- first street, Long Beach, after honeymoon in Santa Barbara, Calif. Following the wedding A reception was held at the couple's future home.

Mrs. Bohannon was wearing blue linen dress and white acessories when she left on her bridal trip. 31rs. Bohannon, a Inetuber of the nursing staff. Long Beach Veterans Hospital, is a graduate of Marquette High School and St.

John's Hospital School of Nursing Education Springheld, Ni. Mr. a graduate Goldwaita Hah Goldwaith, and served in the United Stater Marine Corps tor six years. He la a member of "Flying Wheels." paraplegic basketball team, and a member of Club. Sunshine Club at Westerner Club Sunshine Circle of the Cherry Street Baptist Church, will have an all-day picnic, and meeting, Thursday at Westerner Club.

Hostesses will be Mrs. R. L. Patterson, Mrs. William Seago Mrs.

George Walters and Mrs. Edna Wallace. riage to Pet. Thomas Patrick Kane, Fort Belvolr, will take place Saturday, August. 11.

Twelve young women were in nitendance, and presented the prospective bride with gifts of a personal nature. Gift packages were arranged, on a table in the room, ncar A centerplece representing a bride. A miniature wedding party adorned the mantle in the living Canasta was played, and the evening was brought to a close with the serving of refreshments by Mrs. Accario, assisted by Mrs. Beiser.

Mrs. Thomas If. Dey. Mrs. Tames S.

Bell. Mrs. Carl T. Markovitch And Miss Bonnie Hendy were awarded prizes. Betas' Meeting Tonight Al Mineral Springs Lambda Alpha Xi Junior chap1or, Beta Gamma Upsilon SOrority, will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Mineral Springs Hotel, and outline plans for the remainder of the summer.

Miller -Wright Wedding August 18 in East Alton The wedding of Fred L. Miller, sOn of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Miller, Park Ridge, and Miss Joan Wright, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Wright of Rosewood Heights, East Alton, wilt take place Saturday ning, August 18, at 7:30 o'clock, 1n the First Baptist Church, East Alton. The Rev. William F. Bohn will officiate.

Mr. Miller, graduate of Shurtleft College, is associated with the Midland Industrial and Finishes Company, Waukegan, 111. His fiancee Is employed in the office of Fischer Insurance Agency. Wood River. Mrs.

Lola Manns of Mrs. Lols Mann ol Announcement has been made of the wedding of Mes. Lola Mann of East Alton Lo R. J. Hastings of St.

Louis. 'The wedding occurred July 28 al 7 p. in the church parlors of the First Baptist Church. Du Quoin, 111., with Dr. 1.

E. Lee officiating. Attendants al the ceremony wore Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, brother-in-law and sister of the bride.

Mrs. Hastings was attired in a navy and white frock complemented with a shoulder corsage William E. Plummer, 75, a er of near Grafton, who has been 8 patient for 10 days in Alton Memorial Hospital, was moved today 10 Watson nursing home in Jerseyville. Plummer, A brother of L. Fowler of 1258 Carl street.

was brought to the Alton hospital following a heart altack. 'The Rev. Roland F. A. Seboldt, 813 Central avenue.

and the Rev. Jeff Johnson of East St. Louis have returned from V'alparaiso, where they attended a two. day rare relations Institute held at Valparaiso University. Capt.

Kenneth Patterson, who WAS recalled to service July 21, is stationed at Fort Riley. And will be joined early in Atgust by Mrs. Patterson. Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Patterson. 333 Lindenwood avenue. Capt. terson was separated from ice In January. 1246.

Br WAS in the army for 54 months, with service and overseas. Mrs. H. Edward Meyer and daughter have returned from a vacation stay at Brainerd. Minn.

Richard Temple. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Temple, 2108 Holland street. is spending 8 week In Irving.

visiting his uncle. Harvey Reifschneider. Mrs. E. M.

Sparks, daughter, Mrs. James R. Mulroy, and grandchildren, Susan and Michael, have returned from an Automobile trip. They visited Fredericksburg, and other places. Mr.

and Mrs. August Conway And older son. Richard, and Mrs. Conway's mother. Mrs.

Gustave Schmid, have returned from 8 RICE- RILEY WEDDING JULY 26. -Miss Marlene Riley and Bill wore married Thursday the of the Evangelical and Poiormed Church. The Rev. 0 Hoggernever off.ciated.Ret photo vacation trip. They visited Detroit.

Niagara Falls, points in Cannda. and other places. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Wilson have returned from Milwaukee, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson and became acquainted with their granddaughter, daughter of Mr. Mrs.

Richard Wilson. born July and, City Electrical Inspector and Sirs. H. C. Alexander plan to leave Friday on A vacation automobile trip of a week to northern Michican.

They will visit their cabin on the Ausable river near Oscoda, and also plan calls at some fishing spots with which he is acquainted. sald Alexander. Hospital Notes Alton Memorial Medical Treatment Mrs. Willella Thompson, 822a East Broadway. John F.

Curry, 92 West drive, East. Alton. Mrs. Delores Cleve, Ingram lane, Godfrey. Shirley Standridge, 626 East Fifth.

Mrs. Bertha Bennett, Medora. John Tall, 325 East. Third, Mr's: Florence Jones, 3426 Rbhin. Louis Estes, 409 Church, East Atton.

Melvin' Surgical Spurgeon, Treatment 408 Condit. Dismissals Mrs. Orpha Mathus, 1812 Wash. Ington, Fred Miller, 1225 Central. Donald McQuaid, 306 East Eighth.

Harold Swinney, 3410 Gilham. Miss Joyce ENis, 3700 Coronado. Mrs. Essie Dale, Bethalto. Herbert Hoffman, Dow.

Mrs. Maxine McBride, 3105 Leo. Mrs. Mary Henderson, 440 Jetferson. Robert Mattingly, 744 Wood River avenue, Wood River, Floyd Davis, 315 Sering.

John Vollmer, Route 2. Aiton. Mrs. Lucille Koenig, 748 WashIngton, Mrs. Alta McCauley, 216 North Pence, East.

Alton. Miss Theresa Reilley, 1924 Rodgors. Bernard Mager, Batchtown. Donald Walker, Route 1, East Alton. Mrs.

Marie Edwards, 502 Stowell. Mrs. Ruth Oglesby and infant son, Bethalto, St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Treatment Mrs. Marcella Anderson, Grafton.

Sylvester Warr, 259 Lincoln. Sandra Snyders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Snyders, Ridge. L.orol Schwear, 833 Prickett, Edwardsville.

Mrs. Mareline Zak, Collage Hills. Mrs. Anna Marmino, 222 Doris. Mrs.

Doris Caldwell, 1926 North Rodgers. Larry Worsham, Bethalto. Eugene Ellis, MI. Olive. James Todaro, 1109 East Fourth.

Surgical Treatment Larry Dale Brown, 126 Illinols, East Alton. Buddy Joe Lile, 226 Goulding, East Alton. Susan Roth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Roth, Hardin.

Dismissals Mrs. Helen Baldridge, 222 Whitelaw, Wood River. Mrs. Mary Vambaketes and infant son. 307: Washington.

Valentine Gress Charles Boatright, 1815 Myrtle. Garry Lee Bernhardt, Dorsey, Mrs, Evelyn Wittels and infant son, 1213 Douglas, Mrs. Hazel Metz, 1321 East of yellow roses. Mrs. Smith wore black and white and her flowers were pink roses.

Hastings is with the Stiers and Hastings Contract St. Louis. Temporarily Mr. and Mrs. Hastings will reside in Springfield, but their permanent address will be 212 East Main street, East Alton.

ThePRE TRIPTION HOP Flooded roads are sable delays again. and Irksome round- Roads Now about gutten. routes are lot Open Forgotten, also, is the tedium of waiting for your prescriptions. Have your doctor "phone the Prescription Shop." You can't "flood us out" our delivery service will take care of all your needs! TRUST US WE SPECIALIZE J. Russell Dale 16 Broadway East D.

J. Fitzgerald WEATHER OR NOT. IT'S CHRISTMAS PROMOTION Members of the retail trade development committee of the GAAC were photographed at Hotel Stratford Tuesday noon as they laid plans for Christmas sales pronionon. The day was one of the hottest, but the committee was coolly setting up cold weather data is -Staff photo. 4-Season Flatterer Mrs.

N. K. McBrien Winner Of Rock Spring Golf Tourney Fifth. Robert O'Brien, 1641 Langdon. Mrs.

Mary Klinke, 816 Central. James Todaro, 1109 East Fourth. Thomas Taulli. 408 Cherry. Joseph Hauck, Route 1.

Terseyville. Mrs. Anna Belle Hartley, Route 1, Bethalto. Mrs. Eva Garner, Route 2, Godfrey.

Wood River Township Hospital Medical Treatment Earl D. Langley, Cottage Hills. Loretta Willeford, Hartford, Surgical Treament Airs. Binnidell Ladd Nickollch, 107 N. Charles, Edwardsville, Dismissals John Townsley, 1011 Elliott, AlLon.

Everett L. Taylor, 604 Monroe, East Alton. Fred Dettmer, 215 Goulding, East. Alton. J.

Edwin Neese, 568 Whitelaw, East Alton. Mrs. Pearl Grillo and infant daughter, Route 1, East Alton, Mrs. Mary Felton and infant daughter, 319 Maple, Roxana, Mrs. Mary Kline, 107 School, East Alton.

Harold Gregory Riggins, 232 St. Louis avenue, East Alton. Patricia Thomson, 803 Rice, Wood River. Mrs. Meva Jean Ahlquist and Infant son, 203.

Maple, Roxana. Mrs Esther Lewis, 319 Washington, East. Alton. Mrs. Delvine LaBoube, 238 Acton, Wood River.

Mrs. Bernice Eidson, 3514 Oscar, Alton. Mrs. Lottie Heskett, 130 Harnett, Wood River. Clyde Doyle Donham, 133 West Second, Roxana.

Births Mr. and Mrs. William Gentry, 2511 Ida street, are announcing the birth of a son al 11:43 a. m. Tuesday.

al Wood River Township Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gentry have two other children, Cheryl Kay, 4, and Patricia Ann, 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Langston, 101 North Fourth street, Wood River, are parents of a daughter born at 2:25 R. m. today in Wood River Township Hospital, The baby weighed four pounds and five ounces. Mr.

and Mrs. ston have a son, Danny, 3. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colley of 621 Leonard street have nounced the birth of a son, weighing eight pounds and nine ounces.

The baby was born at 6:37 p. 311. Tuesday in Alton Memorial Hospital. A daughter, weighing seven pounds and four ounces, was born a1. 9:40 p.

m. Monday in St. eph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bierbaum of Route 1, Alton.

Mr. and Mrs. John Smialek of 213 Whitelaw avenue, East Alton, are parents of a son, their first child, whom they have named John Peter. "The baby, weighing six pounds eight ounces, WAS born at 1:03 p. mi.

Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Smialek was before her marriage, Miss Phyllis Tenczar of Holyoke, Mass. Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Plummer of Grafton. The baby was born at 12:20 p. M. Tuesday in St.

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Women of Rock Spring Country Club have completed a golf championship tournament, with Mrs. N. K. McBrien as winner in the championship flight, and Mrs. H.

G. Wickenhauser, runner-up. Miss Mary Lou Miller was win. ner in flight 1, and Mrs. Paul J.

O'Neill, runner-up. In the second flight Mrs. Gordon A. Smith wAs winner, and in the third flight Miss Carolyn Emons excelled. Mrs.

James E. Mahoney was runnnerup in the second and Mrs. E. C. Norton in the third flight.

Husband-Wife Tourney Hu nine-hole medal tournament. will be held at. the club, August 5 to September 4. Cross-Country Play Cross country tournament WAS the feature of Tuesday's play at the club, and winners were Miss Mary Lou Miller, Mrs. Gene Melling and Mrs.

H. G. Wickenhauser. Guest golf day will be observed by the women Tuesday, August 7, and a putting contest will take place. Mrs.

L. G. Roberts, Mrs. Philip L. Reilley, Mrs.

John T. Brown, Mrs. K. L. Patterson and Mrs.

William Fairbanks were hostesses yesterday, and Mrs. Ross E. Armhruster, Mrs. R. F.

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Tosses Laundry Bay Left unexplored because the incident was far outside the jurisdiction of the Alton police was a report early Tuesday afternoon from Mrs. Bessie Hack, 3479 East Broadway, that a motorist had left his car near that address to toss a laundry bag into the weeds. 'The bag, she said, apparently contained clothing. Church Notes Naomi Circle of the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church will mect al 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at. the church.

Mrs. V. H. Unterbrink, Mrs. John Farnsworth, Mrs.

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