Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 20

TWBNTV ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Jgrmymtte Rotary Club To Participate in Two Parades Jersey Methodist 9t Schedule Pastor Returned pi SwimProura, Rotary CMb held Its-monthly business session at noon Monday in the feetnfcrrt 6f the Peace Evan- gelfeftl and Reformed Church. Marvin Hatchcraft. vice-president, presided in the absence Of the president, the Rev. M. Edwards Breed, pastor of the JFirSt Church.

A request for a donation from the local club was presented by the secretary, Laverne Jeanne, in behalf of the Salvation Afmy. A committee was appointed by Hutchcraft to consider the matter and report nt the next meeting of the club May 31. The committee named consists of Lee Hauter. Glen Summers and Joseph R. Fulkerson.

A report was given by Joseph R. Fulkerson regarding the pro- jfcftal of the club to participate if) the parade being planned in hbnor of Mrs. Helen Chapman the evening of June 8. Fulkerson was recently Elected head of the Jerseyville Rotary Club for the ensuing year fetid will begin his official duties June 1. He stated that he had isbmmitted the local club to participation In the parade and had flamed Marvin Hutchcraft as Chairman of the committee to a float or car for the He also stated that he Had named Dr.

S. W. Downey to the committee to call on jflica! merchants relative to decorating their places of business for the homecoming of Mrs. Chapman from Denver, and the 63rd annual convention 6f, the General Federation of Women's Clubs, which she is Being named to head. also announced that fie was appointing Stanley Steag- al as chairman of the parade -fpr the annual Jersey County in July.

The Rotary Club $111 also march in the annual 'Memorial Day parade here. Following Fulkerson's report, fake lip To More Comfort Without Naffirtf Backache 'NinlnK backache, lost of pep and energy, fceadichet and diiltneii may be due to of kUner function. Doctorg good function Is very important to good health. When everyday condition, nuch itreii and strain, this important function folkuBufternag- ting miserable. Minor bladder irritations due to cold orwrong diet may eanae getting ufenightR or freQuentpassagcs.

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Bernard Kellrr. anrl Charles Updikf. A total of 28 members of tho local club attended the dinner Monday. There were two visitors, Clyde Leonard of the Bo- thalto rlub, and Lrn Kortf of Jerseyville. who was the guest for the day of Marvin Hulr.hrraft.

Atlfml DoMolay Meeflnjf JERSEYVILLE-The Illinois Siate Association Ordrr of Dc- Molay fourth state meeting was held Sunday in Springfield and those attending from the Jersry- ville Chapter were: Robert Rip- Iny, past master councilor, Robert Mownn, master councilor and John DeCourcy and Dr. S. W. Downey, advisers. Sid Hormell of Jorseyville.

state senior deacon, was unable to -attend and Robert Ripley served as escort for Fred Haun, chairman of the stale adviser board, The Dcmolay Camp will bo held this year at Bloomington Lake Aug. 8 through Aug. 15. The Stephen A. Douglas Chapter Order of DeMolay was host at the Springfield meeting Sun day.

(o Home In Florida JERSEYVILLE Mrs. Marjorie Carter of Leesburg, who spent the past month here at the home of Mrs. William Ilanley and with friends in Wood River, left Monday Tor her home, Mrs. Carter was formerly Miss Marjorle Hanley of Jerseyville, daughter of Ihc late Mr. anc Mrs.

Thomas Hanley of this city Return From Trip Ella Snodgrass and Miss Regina Ruyle have returned from two weeks' vacation trip 'to Albuquerque, N. nnd othei places in the southwest. Miss Ruyle was on vacation from her duties at the State Army, Springfield. YOU ASK FOR IT WE GOT IT Johns-Manvillt Flooring CO. 87 Henry St.

's-7739 ALTON'S LARGEST FLOORING CONTRACTOR Ingtnll it yourself or We'll do It For You, RPV. Brains Fiflli Vrar Thrrr F. W. Schwa has boon ro- assignrd as pastor of trm Molh- idist Church horo, and is beginning his fifth yrar as minister tho Inral church. Announrf- mont of his return WHS marlo at ho final session of the Southern llinois Methodist Conforonco at Vandalia last wopkoml.

Tho Rov. nnrl Irs. W. 0. Dnnham wnro dolo- gatrs to tho conference from the rerseyvillo church and Mrs.

Schwarzloso also attended the sessions. Rev. fame hero 1050 from where had been pastor of Hie First Methodist Church for four years nnd was transferred here at that ime because of a merger of his church anrl Jackson SI. Church. Rov.

anrl Mrs have been active in church and civic events since coming here. nt Obedience Trlnls JERSEYVILLE a Boxo.r, owned by Miss Francis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Ware of Jcrscyville, qualified for the first leg of a Companion Dog Degree at tho obediance trials of tlio Greater St.

Louis Training Club Saturday at tho Washington Uni- orsity Francis Field. Miss Ware, who is director of dietetics at tho Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, R. is visiting with her parents in Jor- soyville and brought "Biff" with her from the East to enter the St. Louis Event. Miss Elizabeth Way of Providence, who accompanied Miss Ware on her trip homo, has been on a Western tour of tho Grand Cnnyon and other points of in I'ircst, and returned to Jcrsoy- vlllc Friday 1o be a guest at the Warn home and attend the St.

Louis Dog Show. Miss Ware and her guest plan on leaving Friday for Rhode Island. Takon to St. Hospital JERSEYVILLE Mrs. Elvin Brcitweiser was removed from her home ir this city Sunday afternoon by Jacoby Brothers ambulance to St.

Joseph's Hospital in Alton. rogram The CLOVER LEAF AGENCY Al J. A. LEWIS, Realtor Will Be Closed Kvery WEDNESDAY During the Summer Months rARLINVII.LK Chailos Ashworth. chairman of ihr water safety program of HIP Macoupin County Chapter r.f the Anifriran Red Cross, has announced the yrhrrliilr for the learn In swim program to he hold this summer at Lake Carlinvillp.

The rolloning xvil 1 bo in effect from June 11 to June If) and from June to June IT), all on daylight savings lime: A. children over 11 years from Bunker Mill and Virdcn; 10 a all RRPS from Ml. Olive and City; 11 a. all RKPS irom fiirard anr! Nilwood; noon, children under 11 years Irom Hunker Hill and Virrien; I p. children under 11 years from Cfirlinville: 2:.

p.m. children nf all ages from North- vest unit; p. children inder 11 years from Carlinvillc; to 7 p. junior and senior ife savins classes. In effect from Juno 28 In July and from July 5 to July I a.

children over 11 years torn Bcnld; 10 a. all ages rom Brighton, Meclora, Chester- ield, Shipman and Plainview; I a. m. children under 11 years rom Benld; noon, children un- lor 1L years from Slaunton; 1 :.10 i. children under 11 years 'rom Gillcspic; 2:30 p.

chil- over 11 years from Slaun- 3:30 p. m. children over 11 Boat's from Gillospie. Any children in farming communities who would like to par licipate are welcome to meet their class nt the lake. These children are to contact Mrs.

Ashworth as to the hour they are to participate in order to fit in with their age group. Bus schedules in the separate towns will be announced by them through their representatives. Named Camp Director CARLINVILLE Miss Margaret Cullerton, a social worker in Chicago, has been appointed director of Camp Weyenah on Lake Carlinville for the 1954 season, according to an announcement by Mrs. W. W.

Lusk, chair- the Girl Scout council. Miss Cull a leader of an intermediate troop for 20 years, has had yeai'S of camp experience. Plans are underway to have second and third graders July to July 10, fourth graders July II to July 17, fifth and sixth graders July 18 to July 24, am seventh and eighth graders July 25 to July 31. Amoma Officers Seated at Jersey i 1) a To Hrarl Baptist (ilass JKRSEYVILLK. The Amnnvi of the Baptist Church installed its new officers at their i regular meeling Friday evening al the church.

Mis. Thomas F. Tucker in charge of the. installation nd as she gave tho charge to ach officer, she presented her ith a corsage of blue corn flow- rs tied in white, made by her rom her own garden flowers. and white are the Amoma lass colors.

Officers installed were: Mrs. Charles Sichenmann, teacher; -liss Anna K. Williams, assis- ant teacher; Mrs. Melvin Johnon. president; Mrs.

Ileltie "ireilweiser. first vice-presi- lent; Mrs. Harry Ling, second Mrs. Kssie Heid- rschcid. financial secretary; drs.

Hat tic Mourning. record- ng secretary; Miss Haxel Sun- dcrland. treasurer; and Mrs. luth Randolph, prgss cor- pspondeqt. Mrs.

Anne Shortal retiring president of the class. Mrs. Austin Cope led the group singing and several selections vere given by the "Mello Macs," a quartette composed nf George Embley, Jack Leak, Clem drop- pel and Carl Groppel. Mrs. Wayne Fundel sang "May the lood Lord Bless and Keep You" nnd was joined by Mr.

Fundel a vocal duet, "Make Believe." They were accompanied by Mrs. Ted Ringhausen. Mrs. Floyd Mains presented a paper on "Sincerity" and two readings were given by Mrs. Howard Gilworth and M.

Post. Forty-one members were present with four guests, Mrs. Carl Moman, Mr. and' Mrs. Fundel and Mrs.

Ringhausen. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Howard Gilworth, Miss Irene Seago, Mrs H. Stein, Mrs. Viola Hanlin, Mrs.

Thomas Day and Miss Stella Voorhees. Patient at Hospital Fred Breitweiser is a patient at the John J. Cochran Veterans Hospital FieldonBoy.n, Seriously Hurt In Fall From Tree William 18 Boys; 29 Girls White Hall High School To Graduate Class of 47 May 31 TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1954 A sensational new fashion in You'll have less trouble open ing hard-shelled clams yoi pour boiling water over them. BEFORE OFFERED IN ALTON! WATERPROOF watch sale SHOCK PROOF RHINESTONE GOLD MANY OTHERS ARRIVED JUST IN TIME FOR GRADUATION-FATHER'S DAY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED, FAMOUS MAKE, MEN'S AND LADIES' I7JEWB. WATCHES! COMPLETE WITH STRETCH BAND AND GIFT BOXED YOU SAVE 1 2 REGULAR PRICE CARSON CONTINUES TO BRING YOU THE GREATEST WATCH and DIAMOND VALUES IN MADISON COUNTY! A POSITIVE $35 VALUE THIS WEEK ONLY OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT PAY AS LinU AS A WEEK Heraty 11-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs Heraty suf-1 frrpfl serious head injuries in a (all from a. tree at the home, of his parents in the Firldon vicinity Saturday evening. The hoy was found in an un- condition under a tree ome distance from the house other children of the family. I is believed he had climbed nlo the tree to look at a birds' nest and of the ee branches supporting his weight hroke and he fell a distance of JO feet. The broken branch was 'ound near the hoy where he ay unconscious on the ground.

Jacoby Brothers ambulance called and removed the boy In the Alton Memorial Hospital. Reports received Monday indicated the child remained in an unconscious stale, suffering from a concussion and fracture of the collar hone. The exact extent of the injuries cannot be determined until X-ray examination can be made. Announce Special Services JERSEYVILLE Evangelist and Mrs. Paul V.

Brewer of Burlington, Iowa, will begin a special meeting at tho Assembly of God Church, 210 E. Prairie May 25 and continue through June 13 each evening at 8 p. m. except Saturday. Wheat Buyers To Meet Wednesday AI Carlinville CARLINVILLE A meeting of elevator operators and other purchasers of wheat will be helc at the Macoupin County ASC Hall, Carlinville, at 8 p.

(DST) Wednesday, according to an announcement by Warner J. Rull, chairman of the county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee. At the meeting, county ASC officials will acquaint wheat purchasers WHITE HALL Members of the White HaH High School grad- mting class of 1954, including 18 Toys and 29 girls, will receive heir diplomas at the annual ommenepment services to bo ield Monday evening. May 31 at o'clock in the gymnasium. The candidates are: Terry Applegate, Bobby Barnd, Lloyd 3ateman, Clarence Bequeaith, Donald Campbell, Larry Cook, Ronald Coonrod, Ronald Crowell, Ronald Early, Carl Fansler, Murl Ford, William Ford, lillis, James Grizzle, Merle Lemon, Everett Law-son, Eddie Ovcrby, Wendell Kaffety, Peggy Aide, Marilyn Bain, Beverly Coatcs.

Edna Coates, Shirley Coates. Lucille Vtaxine Chapman, Marilyn Day, Patricia Davvdy, Cecelia Fay, Beverly Gobcn, Doris Hardwick, Junia Lawson, June Lawson, Terrell Lorton, Doris Main, Jeanette Martin, Mary Frances McCollister, Painter, with the regulations governing the purchase. arH sale of wheat under the 1954 wheat marketing quota program. Regulations covering purchase of wheat from 1953 or previous crops which were not under market quotas, assessment and collection of marketing quota penalties, use of marketing cards by producers, records to be kept by purchasers and many other provisions of the wheat market ing quota regulations will be discussed at the meeting, Promp handling of wheat by purchasers and warehouse men at harves time is the objective of the meet ing, according to Rull. St.

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