Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11,1960 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH mmmam. Final PT A Meeting Held At Graf ton final meeting of the current tern of Grafton Parent Teacher tlon was held Monday evening at the school. Past presidents pins were sented by Mrs. W. Hempel to Lavern Crull, the retiring presl dent, and to Mrs.

Carmen Murell and Donald Schneider, who served as president during the 1958-58 term. The new officers will be installed at the September meeting. Mrs. Forresters second graders were awarded the attendance banner, for having the most parents present During the business meeting there was a brief discussion on changing the date of the queen's cornaflon from the Halloween car- Air Defense Commmd Ignorant on Red Spin COLORADO SPRINGS, Cute (AP)-tf the 9am imton has sent aerial spies over the continental United States ofjMaitei, the North American Air Defense Command says has no knowledge or report of it. A NOftAD spokesman made the comment Tuesday in response to calls prompted by the downing Of what Soviet leaders say was an American-built Jet on an intelligence flight.

nival in October to the Valentine party in February. The following committee members were appoint ed to investigate the change: Aubrey Montgomery, Hubert Bates, Mrs. William Brainerd and Mrs. Bill Prudy. Refreshments were served during the social hour by the first and second grade room mothers.

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PITTSBURGH PAINTS keep that look longer MEADOWBROOK A protest group of residents and organization and church members are expected to contest the liquor license application of the Melody Lane Speedway, a motorcycle race track in Meadowbrook, at a hearing before the county liquor control commission on Thursday at 10 a.m. Members of Meadowbrook Baptist Church and Church of God, Moro Baptist Church and Bethalto Lutheran Church are expected to be represented at the hearing, it was announced by an official of the Fort Russell-Meadowbrook Improvement Association. Edward Wonnacott, Meadowbrook special deputy, said he objected to the race track's liquor license application because minors will be attracted to the area by the race track. The liquor license application was filed with the county liquor commissioner last week by Bert Major, Joseph Sheppard and George Vonland, Wood River residents. Fosterburg Fosterburjc Notes son Three Alton Students in Music Camp Three Alton junior high school music students have been accepted for the Junior Band camp of the 12th annual University of Illinois Summer Youth Music program, it was announced today.

They are: Gail M. Siegrist, 308 W. Fourth of West Junior, who plays the flute: Jack E. Montgomery, 2213 Virginia of West Junior, who plays the sousaphone; and Tom Gillard, 3111 College of East Junior, who plays the snare drums. Nine music camps, each two weeks long, will begin June 19.

The Junior Band is scheduled for June 19 to July 2, with Prof. George Reynolds, of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, as guest conductor. Campers will in Allen Hall, a new University of Illinois dormitory, under the supervision of experienced counsel- in Monday. He and his brother, Jimmy, were supper guests of their neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.

Angus Smith. Miss Ruby Harris of Chicago arrived Monday to spend the week with her sister, Miss Marjorie Harris, and other relatives. campus. A 150-pound Irish wolfhound, inches high, was named supreme champion at Ixmdon's big dog show. He was Sulhamstead Merman shown by Mrs.

Florence Nagle. Last year's champ was an 8-inch-high Pomeranian. A PERFECT FOR A WEDDING! from GATELY'S DUET SETS "Perfect-Lock" Engagement and Wedding Ring Seta in the newest gold mountings. PRECIOVS SYMBOLS OF YOUR 14 Thrtt rtw dlamtad Glottic MUtairt dim Gflmvs UtPI SI'UHt mw. NO MONEY DOWN if Open CA of revoivUif charge mil YOiJB Kemper Church Sets Bible School Dates MEDORA-The Vacation Bible School at the Kemper Baptist Church will start June 13, and continue for two weeks.

The Rev. Ernest Hardin, pastor, will be the superintendent. Sunbeams met at the Baptist church basement Monday after school. It was decided to give an offering to the children's home at Committee Meeting committee, composed of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Archer, and Mrs. Darrell Allen of Shipman, Mrs. Jack Rhoads of Brighton and Miss Jody Kirsch of Medora, met at the letter's home Monday evening and completed plans for the alumni banquet Saturday at Southwestern High 'School. Medora Notes and Mrs. E.

N. Sorth, Novato, and Mrs. Ruby Brunner, Santa Rafael, ar.rived Saturday for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mayes.

Mr. and Mrs. Harland Gould, Joliet, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Quakenbush.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groves, Springfield, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Challacombe I visited in St.

Louis Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Clarence Berthold. a recent surgical patient at Barnes Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Golike and David Golike of Bunker Hill spent Sunday with Lola Harris at Fosterburg. Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily i Father Sheehy To Devote Full Time to Grafton GRAFTON The Rev. Father Michael Sheehy will devote his full time to the pastorate of St. Patrick's Church, and the mission Church of St. Michael KingandQiieenCroicncdat Hardin Junior-Senior Prom HARDIN Using a theme, 'With a Song in My Heart," the Junior class of Unit 40 High School entertlaned the seniors at the annual Junior-senior prom Saturday night in the school gym.

A celling of pink and sliver streamers completely covered the room, and pink and silver hearts and musical Instruments were placed on the walls ftnd hung from overhead. The theme and colors were carried out In the dance programs and at the refreshment table. Climax of the evening was the crowning of the prom king and queen, John Sterner and Sherry Davis, seniors, by the president of the junior class, Jerry Bland. Attendants for the royal couple were the runners up In the contest, Bruce Campbell and Babs Eberlin, juniors; Donna Halsey and Michael Brangenberg, juniors; and Shirley Wyatt and Anthony Bailey, seniors. Following the coronation, a large crown hanging above the throne released a cascade of streamers at the feet of the king and queen.

Music for dancing was provided by the Harry Lewis Band, and during an Intermission Gerry Bick, vice president of the junior class, extended a welcome to the seniors. Larry Even, senior class president, responded, using song titles to express the thoughts of his class. A singing group then presented two vocal numbers prior to the crowning oereflwnles. Bruce Campbell served as master of ceremonies. Refreshments were served late in the evening, and dancing continued until midnight.

Faculty sponsors for the senior class are Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Krfmp, and for the junior class, Charles Raich and Mrs.

Mae Grader. Hardin Notts HARDIN Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Johnson Jr.

and family were Mother's Day dinner guests of Mr. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Johnson in Pleasant Hill.

Mrs. Leonard Burt and children, Donna and Bill, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Nettle Peterson in East Hardin, and other relatives In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.

L. V. Kinser were weekend guests of their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dyal Kinser and family In Metropolis.

Mothers Club OfFosterburg Meets Friday burg Momfri' Crab win tntfft Friday at lp.B>. in fin idwol's room. Bill Urban of me Alton Staff Hospital Rehabilitation Oranett, will speak on rehabilitation of the mentally 01, according to the president, Mrs. Lester Schroeder. Mother 1 Day Program FOSTERBURO The young people of the Baptist Church, aged 13 through high school gave a special musical program Sunday evening preceding me church service in honor of their mothers.

There wen 13 women present to enjoy the service. Dennis Voumard, president, was in charge and also played a piano solo. Lois Haute sang a solo and Phyllis Paul played a piano solo. Gary Fay gave a special on his accordion and Re- British assembled thus avoiding BfftinYi ive quota on them. Why 'Good Uneasy tJnwtM Mtlnt or dm tec Of Mltf, MtM UUptii-mtklni and unco with strain or'emotlonfti" rour Doan't Pllli IM.

l-Thcy woo bladder Irritations. 2- A I Ins action on' aches, muscular aches and wonderfully mild dlnrctla to IHWMW I ey, the 16 happy tut Society, has announced that proceeds from the bake sale were $63.15. Timothy Arnold, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Arnold, at Beltrees will be served by jwas brought home Saturday eve- the Rev.

Father Leonard Rath-lning from the St. Joseph's Hos- geb, pastor of St. Mary's Church pital in Alton where he has been at Westwoods. Father Sheehy was guest of honor at a farewell dinner at Beltrees, Monday night, given by members of St. Michael's parish.

Father Sheehy served in addition to his duties in the a medical patient. Charles Cuppy returned home Saturday following several months at his summer home in Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Pohlman daughter, Mary Ellen, went to Louisiana, Sunday where cu iSh Jthey visited her mother, Mrs.E. hy nCe that iHouchins. Mrs. Jake Besaw and Mrs. B.

i beginning May 15, will be celebrated at St. Patrick's 9:30 a.m. two Masses on Sundays, at 7:30 and' Carey and randdnu ter Tru dy Carey, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Don i Clayton in Bethalto.

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