Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE TEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1954 J. Russell Dale. 2408 Alby Alton. was recently elected president of Alpha Gamma Delta. national social sorority, at Northwestern University.

Miss Dale is A junior in the School of Music at Nortivest. ern where she is majoring in piano. Her activitics include the Women's Gire Cluh of which she is president and Associated Women Studenis in which she holds the office of scholarship chairman. Sho is A member nf Sigma Alpha Iota. a woman's national professional music fraternity and WAS recently elected to PI Kappa Lambria, a national honorary music society.

Momhers are usually elected to the latter society in their senior year 1 it is an outstanding honor for A junior to be elected to membership. Silver Wedding Reception At Connor Home Mr. and Mrs. P. F.

Connor of 2623 Walalre held open house Saturday night on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding and more than 125 guests, including Mr. and Mrs. George Warner of Wehster Groves. And Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Scarles of Jerseyville, called to extend best wishes. The house was decorated with flowers, including gifts sent to the couple. Miss Helen Swoboda And Mrs. John Tueth were In charge of the guest book. The refreshment table was laid with a white damask cloth centered with red roses in A silver and crystal bowl.

The roses' were flanked by white tapers in silver candelabra. Mrs. William Barnard and Mrs. Frank Wetstein poured, and 1 Miss Nellie M. Howell cut and served a three tier wedding cake.

Mrs. Al Schwegel, Miss Dorothy Budde, Mrs. Sophia Horat and Mrs. Harry Wetstein assisted in the dining room which was candle-lighted. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George J. Smith, 1510 Main was graduated from St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing, St. Louis; Thursday night, May 20.

Exercises were held in Westminster Presbyterian Church, St. Louis. Miss Smith was one of 41 students making up the graduating class, MISS SMITH. Miss Georgia Lee Smith, Vanausdoll-Harmon Marriage Saturday of Ruth Harmon became Ruby Harmon, daughter the bride of Tin Vanausdoll, son of Otis Vanausdoll in a single ring ceremony at 7 o'clock Saturday night in the Methodist Church at Grafton. The Rev.

Robert Brown officiated and the sanctuary was decorated with palms and bouquets of spring flowers and the tapers in candelabra were lighted by Miss June Skeens and Miss Louise Hayes. Mrs. Robert Brown, organist, played pre-nuptial music and accompanied Mrs. Kathryn Hedgecoe who sang "I Love You Truly," and "'The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her uncle. Gerald Narup, had her sister, Mrs.

Myrtle O'Neil of Venice as matron of honor. Raymond Vanausdoll, brother of the groom, was best man. The bride appeared in a bal. lerina length gown 'of white net over satin. Rows of ruffles trimmed the bouffant skirt and strapless bodice which had a matching stole.

She wore a headband of tulle. The bride carried a bouquet of white roses arranged with showers of ivy and satin ribbons: Mrs. O'Neil wore a blue frock of net over satin with a ballerina length skirt, and 8 matching stole. She carried pink roses and had a matching headpiece. Mrs.

Harmon entertained with a reception at her home immediately following the ceremony. The couple will reside in the Rippley apartments, Grafton. Vanausdoll served three years in the armed forces in Germany and Korea. He attended Grafton schools and is ployed by Illinois Powder Co. Miss Hendricks Honored at Shower Miss Marilyn Hendricks was guest at a shower given day by Mrs.

Wilford Suessen of Bethalto and Mrs. Bernard Hufker at the Hufker home in Moro. Miss Hendricks, who will come bride of William Hartley of Alton. on June 12, was presented, with gifts of a miscellaneous nature which were placed on a table from which white streamers were. suspended from a wedding bell Beyer.

Other guests were Sandra Jones, Janice Callis, Linda, Sharon, Pattie and Debra Beyer, Gus Riggs and Tommy McCoy. Wineburner-Rashford Wedding in Staunton David Lowell Wineburner nf Staunton, an employe of OwensIllinois Glass and Miss Martha Ann Rushford of Irving were married before the Rev. M. P. Schroedel in St.

Paul's and Reformed Evangelical, Staunton, Sunday. The couple will reside in Staunton. Zeta Xl Chapter Meeting Tonight Zeta Xi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a meeting tonight. 8 o'clock, at Mineral Springs Hotel. Young Adults Class Install Officers Young Adults Class of Cherry Street Baptist Church held a dinner Saturday night in the social room of the church.

Officers installed were Bernard Orris, president; Harold Patterson. vice president; Mrs. Russell Patterson, secretary; Owen Middlecoff, assistant secretary; and Harold Locke, treasurer. Fred Hamel was guest solo1st and also led in group singing. A skit was given by Mrs.

Geneva McCoy, and the Rev. Robert Cochran. pastor of the Upper Alton Baptist. Church, was guest speaker. John Dryden was master of ceremonies.

David Alan Waters Christened Sunday David Alan, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Waters of 1114 McKinley was christened by the Rev, Thomas J. Gough in.

SS. Peter and Paul's (Old Cathedral) Church Sunday afternoon. Norbert Schulz and Miss Patricia Stiles were the babe's sponsors. Christening dinner was served at the home of Mrs. Waters' uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Stiles, 1100 East Fifth St. Informal Party Monday Afternoon An informal party was given for close friends Monday afternoon by Mrs. J. Mather Pfeiffenberger and her daughter, Pfeiffenberger, 463 Bluff honoring Mrs.

Helene von Kern. Mrs. von Kern is leaving Thursday for her home in Merano, Italy, after visiting several months with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James M.

Nelson of Levis lane. Many of the guests were people who have traveled in Europe, and they spent the afternoon reviewing experiences. Mrs. Eberf Rodgers and Mrs. Eben Rodgers poured at a table centered with a silver bowl filled with white spring flowers.

Mrs. Robert R. Anschuetz and Mrs. George D. Pfeiffenberger assisted in entertaining the guests.

"Tatier" Signing Party Monday Night Kenneth Prewitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Prewitt, 760 Washington was host Monday night to members of Alton Senior High School graduating class at a "Tatler" signing party. More than 200 senior class members attended, and were seated at candle-light tables on the lawn and porch. Refreshments were served during the evening.

Miss Pegry Clayton Honored at Party Mrs. Lynn Beiser, 1508 Highland entertained with a party Monday night honoring Miss Peggy Clayton, fiancee of Airman First Class Donald L. Stafford, who is stationed at Mitchel Air Force Base, Hempstead, N. Y. The couple will be married June 18 in Cherry Street Baptist Church.

The dining room table was decorated to represent a rose garden. A pool centered the table encircled with deep. red roses, paths were formed of sand and rocks, and a fish bowl was at one end of the table. Dolls representing a bride and bridegroom were placed on one of the paths, as if they were walking in the garden. Gifts of a miscellaneous Roses For The Sweet Girl Grad! It's traditional; it's eager.

ly expected! A big ful of wonderful roses from Kinzel for the girl graduate to hold when you take that never-to-be: forgotten snapshot. Levely Selection of CORSAGES FOR THE PROM Kingel Flower Shog 723 E. PIPTH ST. Phone 3:2213 or Announcements of Births Twin daughters were born Monday in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Goodman of Jerseyville. The first hahy, Brenda Lee, was born at 11:51 a.m. and weighs six pounds and 11 ounces. The second infant, Gwenda Dee, weighing five pounds and 13 ounces. wAS born at 11:59 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Goodman have two other children, Garl, 6. and Janice, 4. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Lawson of Rt. 1, Alton, have chosen the name of Gwenda Lynn for a daughter. their first child. The baby was born at 11:03 a.m.

Monday in Alton Memorial Hospital, weighing six pounds and seven ounces. Mrs. 1 Lawson was hefore her marriage, Miss Evelyn Broyles. Gwenda Lynn is the first grandchild of the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Lawson of 2824 Residence St. Cpl. and Mrs. Maurice E. Starbuck of Columbus, have announced the birth of their first child, a son, weighing eight pounds, two ounces.

The baby, who has been given the name of Christopher Randolph, was born Monday, May 24. Cpl. Starbuck, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B.

Starbuck of 2901 Buena Vista drive, is stationed at Fort Benning. Ga. Mrs. Starbuck was before her marriage. Miss Ruth Yindrak.

daughter of Mr. and ture were presented 10 the bride-elect, and prizes for excelling in games were awarded to Mrs. Hattie Martin, Mrs. Mildred Frohock, Mrs. Alfred Clayton, Miss Carol Simmons, Mrs.

Ray Parton, Mrs. H. J. Simmons, Mrs. Myrtle Simmons, Miss Mary Sue Tuetken and Mrs.

Oliver Vernor. Mrs. Lenus Kaus assisted Mrs. Beiser in serving refreshments. Marquette Prom at Country Club Marquette High School will have its annual prom Friday night at Rock Spring Country Club.

Who's New Club Luncheon at YWCA Who's New Club had a luncheon-meeting Monday at the Young Women's Christian Association, and present in addition to members were Mrs. Dennison Foster and Mrs. William Roberts. Further plans were discussed for luncheon which the club will 1. have at Pere Marquette Lodge June 7.

Cards provided entertainment, and Mrs. Helen Weigand, Mrs. Foeller, Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs. Thomas Hyndman and Mrs.

John Thom were awarded prizes. Windmiller Infant Honored on Birthday Karen Lee Windmiller, 2, was honored at a birthday party given Saturday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Windmiller, of 847 Chouteau Ave. Tots in attendance were Ruth McKinney, Billy Spooner, Chontofalsky, Barbara.

and Jackie Jacoby. Sharon Spooner assisted Mrs. Windmiller in serving refreshments. Social diversions entertained the little ones, who showered Karen Lee with birthday gifts. Letter Carriers Auxiliary Meeting Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers will meet at 6 o'clock tonight at the American Legion.

Hall, Sixth and George streets. The meeting is being, held in conjunction with the Postmen's Walk for Cerebral Palsy, and, with the Jaycees, the auxiliary will give a party for the men at 9 o'clock. The state convention of the NALC will be held May 28 and 29 in Rockford, and delegates from the auxiliary will be Mrs. Robert Kehr and Mrs. Luther McCoy.

Maternity, Packet The Bey To Yow tole and I definitely 8.95 KATHERI CORSET SHOP and Room Owner PTA Council Seats Officers Mrs. William Yindrak, 708 Mather St. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ingold of Glendale Gardens, Wood River, have received word of the birth of a daughter to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. John Ingold of Norfolk, Va. The baby, their first child, was born at the Naval Hospital May 16 weighing six pounds, seven ounces, and has en the name of Rebecca Ann. Mrs. Ingold is the former Miss Martha Murphy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Murphy of East Alton. Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. John Roger Yenny of 1201 Danforth of the birth of a son.

The baby was born at 4:11 p.m. Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital, weighing eight pounds, 12 ounces. A son, weighing nine and eight ounces, was pounds 12:09 a.m. today in St.

Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen of 318 Prairie St. Mr. and Mrs.

John Deckard of 2313 Wismer Overland, are parents of a daughter, born in St. Mary's pital, Overland. Mr. and Mrs. Deckard also have a son, John Kim, 17.

months, who is staying with his grandparents, Mr. and, Mrs. George Huber of 1112 McGuan while his mother is in the hospital. Mrs. Deckard is the former Miss Mary Alice Huber of Alton.

Personal Notes Sister Frances of the Order of St. John the Divine, Toronto, Canada, is visiting Percy Rice and Miss Lillian Rice of 330 Bluff and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rice of 220 East Seventh St. She is a sister of Percy, Edgar and Miss Lillian Rice.

Before returning to Toronto Sister Frances will visit relatives in Columbus, 0. Mrs. Edna Brown and Mrs. Mildred Wandling, 2018 Washington Mrs. Burton Gary, 812 McKinley and Mrs.

Harrison March, 2504 Hardy have returned from Springfield where they attended a meeting of the American War Dads and Auxiliary Council. Plans were discussed for the American War Dads and Auxiliary convention to be held in Jacksonville July 24-25. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larkins of Newport Richey, formerly of Alton, are in Alton for a six weeks' stay, and are staying with Mrs.

Frank Johnson on Victory street. Mrs. Larkins was active in the American Legion Auxiliary while in Alton, and when she returned earlier in the month brought 250 dozen poppies which she made and which will be sold by the American Legion. Miss Margaret Berigan has returned from Norfolk, where she visited her brother-in-law and sister, Chief and Mrs. F.

J. Alles. While in the east she was present when her sevenyear-old niece, Judith Alles, received her First Holy Communion. Miss Berigan's brother, Francis M. Berigan, on a ship in the South Pacific, is being advanced from engineer first class to chief petty officer, and will receive his chief's cap June 16.

Berigan is and Mrs. Alles and Miss Berigan are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Berigan of 1122 East Seventh St. Churches First Baptist Church will have mid-week services at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night. Mrs. A. W.

Judd will be guest Women's Society of Christian Parent-Teacher Association Council met Monday night at West Junior High School, and after dinner in the cafeteria the group adjourned to the library where a business session was held. Mr's. Matthew Gormley gave a report on a PTA state convention which was held in Springfield. Mrs. Lester Klope, Fosterburg, director of District 29, presided during an installation cere.

monial. Following officers were seated: Carson Quinn. president; Frank Worden. vice-president: Mrs. Gormley.

secretary, and Mrs. Harold Millspaugh, surer. 20 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT R.

HALFORD are pictured in the Brown Street Baptist Church following their marriage Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Howard K. Miller officiated. Mrs.

Halford was Miss Polly A. Butler before her by Joe Cannon. on the chandelier. Games provided diversion of the afternoon and those excelling were Mrs. W.

G. mann, Mrs. Jennie Thomas and Mrs. Harry Hinrichs. The hostesses served refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs. Connoyer Honored on Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connoyer of 603 Washington was honored Sunday with a lawn party at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Connoyer, in Bethalto. The party was planned in observance of the couple's 30th wedding anniversary. Fifty guests, including John Connoyer, brother of Edward Connoyer, and Mr. and Mrs.

Al Stahlschmidt of West Alton; Mrs. Beulah Saucier of Venice, and Mr. and Mrs. John Maher of East St. Louis, were in attendance.

Mr. and Mrs. Connoyer. are parents of four sons, Thomas, Denis, Maurice, and Allen, and two daughters, Miss Ann Connoyer and Mrs. Edgar Richardson.

With the exception of Thomas the sons and daughters live in Alton. Recital Wednesday Night At Elm Street Church The Windsor Studio will present the following piano pupils in recital Wednesday, May 26 at the Elm Street Presbyterian Church, 7:30 o'clock: Linda Breuchaud, Mary Anne Rodg. ers, Carolyn Craig, Betty Lee Mitts, Lynne Lake, Bonita Allgeyer, Ronald Kuhn, Gregory Jun, Charlotte Grube, Susan Capps, Susan Craig, Anita Henderson, Sandy Piepert, Winnie Delano, Nancy O'Dell, Rebecca, Allgeyer. Linda Senz, Ralph Mendelsohn, Elaine Jenkins, Bonnie Brady, Phillip Kardis, Rose Mary Drew, Anthony Kardis, Carolyn Smith, Mary Lynne Brady, Catherine Drew, Patty Hanlon, Sharon Jenkins, Bobby Lou Cowgill and Barbara Malcolm. The recital is open to persons interested.

Miss Eunice Sheley To Graduate Saturday St. Charles, Eunice Sheley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Sheley, formerly of Alton and now of Toledo, 0., is among the seniors at Lindenwood College here who will receive degrees at the 1271h annual commencement exercises at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday, A speech major with minors in English and lion, Miss Sheley will receive the bachelor of arts degree. Miss Sheley's parents will attend the commencement ties, a as will her sister, Miss Harriet Sheley, junior in Alton High School. Judge Florence E. Allen of Cleveland, judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, will give the commencement address. The Rev.

Dr. C. Raiston Smith, pastor. of the First Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City, will give the baccalaureate sermon at 7 p.m. Friday.

As has been previously announced, Miss Sheley will be married in Alton on June 26 to Harry Spindler of Grand Marsh, graduate student In Syracuse University, who this summer will start in a position with the state government in Madison, where the young couple will live. An honor roll student, Miss Sheley has been president of Alpha Epsilon Rho, national radio honorary, state manager of KCL.C, Lindenwood's radio secretary-treasurer of Alpha Pal national dra. matics honorary; a member of PI Alpha Mu, English honor ary, Sorority Spring Ceremonial And Dinner Monday MR. AND MRS. MILTON R.

LOWE were married Sunday in the Congregational Church. The Rev. George Millard officiated. Lowe is the former Miss Edith Zumwalt. -Staff photo.

day evening, May 21, at 6 o'clock, with the Rev. Carl Hilgendorf officiating. The bride's father and Miss Shirley Miller witnessed the ceremony. A. 3 C.

Howell, who is on A 30-day leave, will leave June Camp Kilmer, N. and expects to go overseas. His bride, who will graduate in January from Alton High School, will remain in Alton with her parents while A. 3 C. Howell is overseas.

Lowe Zumwalt Wedding Sunday Afternoon The wedding of Miss Edith Zumwalt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Zumwalt of Route 1, Humbert road, and Milton R. Lowe, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles J. Lowe, 1305 Godfrey took place at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Congregational Church, Sixth and Henry streets, with the Rev. George Millard officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of lace and tulle over taffeta with A long sleeved lace bodice designed with a scoop neckline edged in scallops.

The full waltz length skirt was edged in scallops. A Juliet hat edged with satin and trimmed with seed pearls, held the bride's chapel length veil. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley centered with a detachable corsage. Her pearl necklace and carrings were gifts from the bridegroom. Miss Shirley Zumwalt, maid of honor, appeared in a pink frock and carried a bouquet of red roses, Mrs.

Milford (Almeda) Bowker, sister of the bridegroom, wore lime green and had yellow flowers, and Mrs. Louise Lowe, sister-inlaw of the bridegroom, appeared in orchid and her flowers were yellow. The attendants' dresses were of net over taffeta and were made with lace jackets. They wore bands of flowers in their hair. Miss Carole Ann Zumwalt, sister of the bride, flower girl.

wore a white organdy frock trimmed with pink ribbons and wore A pink headdress and carried pink petals in a small basket. Michael Zumwalt, brother of the bride, was ring-bearer, Charles W. Lowe was his brother's' best man, and Milford Bowker, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and David Zumwalt, brother of the bride, were groomsmen. Bouquets of gladioli, backed by ferns and palms, were at the altar. Miss Patricia Layton sang "I Love You Truly" and "Be.

cause" before the entrance of the bridal party. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church parlors. After receiving the guests, the bride and bridegroom left on a wedding trip. For traveling the bride selected a navy blue and white cotton printed dress trimmed with rhinestones and worn with a matching stole and navy blue accessories. Mr.

and Mrs. Lowe will reside at 533 Alby St. Mrs. Lowe, a graduate of Alton High School, is employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone St. Louis.

Her husband, who attended Medora High School and served in the U. S. Army two years, one year spent in Korea, is employed by the McDonnell Aircraft St. Louis. Aliss Dale Heads Alpha Gamma Delta Evanston, Phyllis Dale, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority had its annual spring dinner and ritual of jewels ceremonial at Selhime's Monday night. The table appointments were in blue the party, theme. Pink roses, and pink, and "wishing" WAS pink and blue tapers, and wishing wells were used in the decorative scheme. After a program by Gene Lohr.

Godfrey, Allen Milford, Alton, and Kenneth Schubert of Roxana, of the Royal School of Music, Miss Emma Bean, president, assisted by Miss Hermine Fahrenhorst, corresponding secretary, conducted the ritual of jewels ceremonial, conferring full membership upon Mrs. Harold Huebener and Miss Bernice Miles. Miss Margaret Schoeberle was formally pledged. The sorority will have an installation dinner at LaVista June 7, and on June 14 will give card party at the home of the Misses Wilma' and Hermine Fahrenhorst. 807 Easton St.

bers will have a pastry sale June 5 at Young's. Committee on arrangements for last evening's party were Mishike Jane and Miss Mrs. Hermine August Fahrenhorst. Open House Sunday To Honor Visitors Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Anderson of Phoenix, former residents of Rosewood Heights, will be guests of honor at an. open house Sunday, May 30, at the home of Mrs. Anderson's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Hall, 6 Bert Rosewood Heights. Relatives and friends are invited to call from 2 to 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Hall home. At noon Sunday a family dinner will be held and among those attending will be Mrs. Wesley Boyles of Cottage Hills, mother of Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.

Hall, and her other children who are Mrs. Lester Mouser of Cottage Hills, Mrs. Robert Nation, Meadowbrook, Ronald and Clarence Boyles of Rosewood Heights, and Roy Boyles of Gillespie, and their families. Recital Tonight at Ursuline Convent Recital will take place this evening, 7:30 o'clock, at the Ursuline Convent on Danforth Street. Program: The Whale Safford Frank Luer Noname Hays Jane Kamper Frolic Outdoors Hopkins Shore Leave Milligan Margaret Kamper Dance of the Imps Carbonara Ruth Ann Corbin Monkey and the Bear Joyce Margaret arid Jane Kamper Spanish Kindergarten, St.

Patrick's School; directed by Rose. Celiz. Phyllis Joyce Lanzerotte- Shirley Perry Postlewait- Sandy Wetstein Linda. Fensterman Judy Davis Spring Fancies Hellard Carol Manna Tap Dancer Schaum Patricia Wendle Valse Nostalgique E. Lehman Ann Maley Mist Garman Ann Consolation Garman Barbara Rynders Spring Song Mendelssohn Ann Maley- Narup Dance Catherine Maley-Patricia Gillespie Themes from Concerto in A-No.

10 Chopin Thomas Dickson Prelude Op. 20 Chopin Spring Impromptu Aaron Marcia Pratte Pastel Waltz In Prelude Eckatein Flat Mary. Ann Howard Polonaise Op. 40 No, Chopin Marjorie. Rhodes Dickle McCoy Guest of Honor Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene 643 Fifth East Alton, entertained with a party Sunday afternoon from 1:30 to 3:30 in honor of their son, Dickie, on the occasion of his birthday, Those receiving prizes in games were Sharon Congleton, Frances Riggs, Linda Gunerman and Barbara Jean McCoy. Mrs. McCoy was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Earl McCoy and Mrs.

Dale Juke Box Dancing Party At Elks Club Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Wes-sel of Manhattan Beach, formerly Alton residents, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Joan Erline, Sgt. Robert L.

Halliday, son Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Alby street road. The plan 8 late summer wedding.

Miss Wessel and Sgt. Halliday are graduates of Marquette School, and the bridegroom plans 10 resume his studies at Kansas University, Lawrence, after his separation from service. Miss Wessel is employed as a secretary by the Douglas Aircraft El Segundo, Calif. Miss Wessel and her father are guests at the home of Miss 'Wessel's uncle and. aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Chappell, Elliott St. Ingold-Walford Wedding Friday Night MISS WESSEL. Miss Rosalee Walford, daugh.ter of Mrs. Mary Walford, 1109 East Fourth and Calvin Ingold, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ingold, 3420 Leo were married at 6:30 o'clock Friday night in the home of the Rev. William Robertson, pastor of the North Alton Baptist Church. The single ring ceremony was used and the couple's attendants were Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Nichols. The bride wore a white linen suit and navy blue accessories, and her flowers were pink rosebuds in a corsage. Mrs. Nichols appeared in a light blue navy accessories, and wore A corsage of pink carnations. The rouple are residing at East Seventh St.

Mrs. Ingold is employed by Owens-Illinois Glass and Mr. Ingold is an employe of Western Cartridge Co. Miss Hinthorne Honored in Bunker Hill Miss Phyllis Hinthorne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Hinthorne of Bunker Hill, whose marriage to Anthony W. Cerny of Edwardsville, will take place June 5 was guest of honor at a personal shower at the home of Miss Emma Mae Ryan in Bunker Hill Saturday, Rob. your-neighbor was played, and a course repast was served. The bride's table was decorated with green and yellow streamers, with wedding bells and a small sprinkling can suspended from a light over a bride doll and bridesmaid doll where gifts were placed. Miss Melba Jesa Morris Wads A.

0. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Morris al. .2514 Thomas are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Melba Jean, to A.

8 C. William C. Howell of Kansas City, Mo. The wedding occurred in Messiah a Church Fri. Alton Elks Lodge 746 Saturday from 9 p.m.

to 1 a.m. will stage a juke box. dance to mark the opening of the lodge's new "Antler Room," remodeled basement section of the club at Broadway and Easton street. The dance is for members, according to an announcement of the lodge entertainment. commttee comprised of Henry Berger Marvin Schmidt, Hal Sumner and John Springman Jr.

Hartford Class Fish Fry Tonight 'At Western Club HARTFORD Members of the Homemakers Class of the First Baptist Church will hold their annual fish fry at the Western Club Grounds today at 6:30 p.m. Members attending are to bring potluck dishes. Hugh Manahan is teacher of the class and Jesse Cain is president. Use of a motor cars in zooming in Denmark, with 300,000 of all types now in operation. Service of the Grace Methodist Church, will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night in the church annex.

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