Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

WtDNftlDAY, FEBRUARY 8, ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH CalhounCOP Meeting Saturday MARDIN, Feb. 8. (Special) A Lincoln Day meeting has been nounced by Republican County Chairman Carl Franke for the evening of Feb. 13. The meeting, countrywide, will be held-at the Circuit Court rooom in Mardin.

All precinct committeemen, commltteewomen, and other party workers are expected to attend. Speaker for the evening will be former Secretary of State Richard Yates Rowe, Jacksonville. Gall B. Ranson. central commftteeman for the 20th District, will also attend.

Two Persons Honored on Birthdays at Eldred ELDRED, Feb. 8. Mrs. William Ivers entertained at. dinner Sunday, honoring her husband on his sixty-second birthday, and her aunt, Mrs.

G. Cannon, who celebrated her ninety-second anniversary. Mrs. Cannon, a native of Pike County, has been making her home the past few months with the Ivers family. She Is active and In fairly good health.

She crochets for a pastime and reads the Pike County newspapers. Several relatives attended the dinner. Farewell Party ELDRED Friends and neighbors of Mr. ant 1 Mrs. Cornelius Inlow, who are moving from Cooke Valley farms to Currayville, soon, will be given a farewell party at West Lincoln Schoo'.

Monday night. Refreshments will he served. Diversions of the evening will be cards and games. Sister ELDRED W. A.

Schwallen- stecker was called to Alton Tuesday by the sudden death of his Mrs. Minnie Kinard, 1511 Belle street. Mrs. Kinard," In poor HEARS AGAIN FOR ONLY $1.50 A Rartlord City, indUnt mat "1 hivt troubled with ray hearinf for thirty tun. But, OURINE changed all that and I heat again." Vei, you can heir again you ire hard of hcatinK because o( hardened, excen car wax (cerumen) Khich can also cause buzzing, ringing hrnd noises.

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A Free needlework pattern printed in the book. health the past few years, was found dead in bed early Tuesday, having died in her sleep. Among survivors are one son Henry Button at home, and the following brothers and sisters, The Skirt You Need ELDRED, Feb. 8. Keach School on Valley farms, north of Eldred, went over the top at the March of Dimes benefit held at the' school Saturday night.

Fifty-five dollars was netted. Lyle Cox and his orchestra, White Hall, furnished music for dancing. Miss Dorothea Tribble won a Pig- Miss Mary Jane Darr, teacher, announces a large crowd attended the event. Cemplrte Work on Church male members of the Baptist Church, assisted by non-members, are putting the finishing touches on the basement of the building. The public Is invited to attend a presentation of religious moving pictures at the church Saturday at 7:30 p.

m. Kldrcd Dirksmeysr, Jerseyville, Is spending two weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Ligon. Mrs. Ligon uid daughter, Wanda Sue, and their guest spent Saturday at Carrollton with Mrs. Roy Flatt. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Kaffor entertained as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Brannan, White Hall. Mrs.

Clinton Pegram visited tit Carrollton Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Fannie Bushnell. Mr. and Mrs. Ebert King and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.

King's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bushnell. Olin Shuler, Quincy, spent, the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

O. F. Stiuler. Miss Bernice Koster, a laboratory technician at Firmin DesloRC Hospital, St. Louis, was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Koster. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Myers and sons spent Sunday with the George Vnrble family, near Spankey. Mr. and Mrs. James Ivers and three sons, and Mrs.

William Ivers motored to Peoria Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rabe and family. A. Schwallenstecker, Eldred; Al fred Sleeker, Alton, and Mrs.

Emma Godfrey, Nampa, Idaho. Legion Meeting Tonight American Legion will meet In special session at its hall, 8 p. m. today. Start Planning Calhoun Apple Blossom Week 4609 SIZES 28" A good foundation of your separates wardrobe! This beauty takes just ONE YARD of 54-inch fabric in any given size! yoke, slim lines! Pattern 4609 comes in waist sizes 24, 25, 26, 28.

It takes only one yard ot 54-inch fabric. This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete Illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents in for this pattern to ANNE ADAMS, care of Alton Telegraph, 177, Pattern 243 Went 17th New York 11, N. V.

Print plainly NAMK, ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Our new Anne Adams Pattern Book for Spring Is ready! Send 15 cents now and let Anne Adams show you how to sew to be well- dressed! Magic one-yard patterns, smart new fashions for everybody. Plus a free pattern printed right in the stunning one-yard blouse! HARD1N, Feb. 8 Although apple blossom season seems a long way off, residents of Calhoun County know that it is time to begin making plans for the annual apple blossom week, which will arrive sometime in April. Handling of the crowds and guiding them over the county is a pretty big chore, especially on the particular Sunday when the blossoms are at their best.

The different business clubs of the county get together each year and cooperate for the success of the event. Last year's crowd was probably the largest in history. Committees from the different clubs will meet In the near future to discuss plans for the apple blossom week and to decide the best methods of advertising. At a meeting of the Hardln Chamber of Commerce Monday night, next fall's Apple Festival was also brought up for discussion. An event, like the festival takes months of planning and a lot of hard work.

The dates for next fall's event will be decided by March 6. At this meeting it was also made official that the Calhoun 4-H clubs will be given the day before the festival starts for holding a countywide achievement day program and show. All entrlen will be left for exhibition during the festival. March of Dimes Extended HARD1N According to Miss Carmen Simon, chairman, the March of Dimes collection program will contiue in Calhoun for at least another week. Bad weather and roads have hindered the col lection.

llnrdin Notes HARD1N Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ambrose visited Sunday at the Charles Watts home near Hamburg.

Mr. Ambrose will be ninety- nine years of age next May, Instead of ninety-eight, as stated in a previous news Item. Blacktop roads in Calhoun are suffering from pounding of heavy loads during- the last month of wet weather. This is particularly true on Route 96, where men arc kept busy every day patching breaks. KELVIN ATOtt FIRST WITH CUAft NOW! 1950 COLD CLEAR TO THE FLOOR KELVINATORS Wood River AAt'W Ht Stevenson' Home WOOD Florence Mnrkus, social studies chairman, will present the topic "Public Health" at the meeting of the American Association of University Women at the home of Mrs.

Wallace G. Stevenson, 512 Oak Drive, East Alton, at 7:30 p. Thursday. The group is meeting one week enrller than scheduled because of the Entertainment As- soclatldn program. library Hecelvrs WOOD new books, including five non-fiction, four fiction, five Juvenile, were received oy the Wood River Public Library during the past week, Miss Thelma Han, announced today.

Non-fictior books include "Morning Faces" by John Mason Brown; "The Love Letters of Mark Twain" ed. by Dixon Wecter; "Deep In My Heart" by Elliott Arnold; "Desperate Men" by D. Horan; and "The Conquerors" by Thomas B. Costaln. Fiction books are "Jubilee Trail" by Gwen Brlstow; "Unquiet Grave" by John Strange; My Ancestor" by Nancy Willson Ross; and "The NO NEED TO WEAR A TRUSS FOR RUPTURE That Mink, and Dow Net Hold If you must wear a Truss for Rupture, don't miss this.

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Juvenile booki Include "For Whole Lifetime" by Jewlca Lyon; -Over The Mills To Nugget 1 by Mrs. Alleen Fisher! "Pet tale" by Ruth Carroll; "turn In The noad by Mrs. Margu rite Dlcksdn; ana -Schoolhouse In The Woods" by Rebecca Caudill. Mighty Missouri at Sea For 2-Day Test Run NORFOLK, Feb. 8, The mighty battleship Missouri- freed from the mud, her damaged 10 otbtr raft) ads fatter to CHEST COLDS 2MUSTEROLE Ml bu6klfif the Wlinii en tMt eftl SW.

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