Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE flEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1954 MR. AND MRS. ORVEL TUMELSON Miss Betty Jeanne Kroeschel, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Kroesehel, 9 Chessen lane, was married to Orvel Tumelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. C. Tumelson, Minco, Tuesday evening, 7 o'clock, in the parsonage of Cherry Street Baptist Church. The officiating clergyman, the Rev. Freeman Privett, used the double ring ceremony.

Members of the couple's families, Including the parents of the bridegroom, witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. John Ceppe- nati, uncle and aunt of the bride, were the couple's attendants. Miss Kroesehel chose for her wedding a navy blue suit with white hat and gloves and navy blue shoes trimmed in white.

Her flowers were pink and white carnations in a corsage'. Mrs. Ceppenati wore a blue suit trimmed in white. Her gloves hat were white, and her shoes, blue. Her cor- sage was of white and pink carnations.

Relatives and friends of the couple were entertained after the ceremony, at a reception in the Onized Club. A tier wedding cake centered the refreshment table. Mr. and Mrs. Tumelson have planned a four weeks wedding trip in Oklahoma artd California.

For traveling the bride chose a light blue suit and white accessories. Mrs. Tumelson is erajploypd by Owens-Illinois Glass Col and Mr. Tumelson is an em- ploye of Union Electric Co. St.

Club Meeting: Tonight St. Patrick's Mothers Club will me.et this evening, 7:30 o'clock. Open House to Mark Wedding Anniversary Open house will be held Saturday evening, June 5, from 8 to 10 o'clock, in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen B. Kennedy, the family home, 1110 State St.

The party has been planned in observance of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary by the couple's four daughters, Albert E. (Patricia) Cooper, Miss Nancy Kennedy, Miss Jane Kennedy and Miss Kathryn Kennedy. Relatives and friends are invited to call.

Mrs. Kennedy is the former Miss Lillian Howard. The Kennedy family recently moved from 1903 State to their present home. Munsterman Curst of Honor Mrs. R.

Lynn Turner of Chicago, formerly Miss Mary Taylor of Jerseyville, was hostess at a dessert bridge and shower given Saturday evening at the home of her father, Rea E. Taylor in Jerseyville, entertaining in honor of Miss Jane Ann Munsterman, bride-elect, Jersey ville. Miss Munsterman and Lt. Robert S. Cornell of Dayton, will be married at 9:30 a.m., June 12.

Mrs. Turner was assisted in entertaining by her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Flanagan of St. Louis. Maytime was chosen for the party theme and pink was used for the appointments.

The refreshment table was centered by a Maypole surrounded by pink daisies, and at each place was a small corsage of similar flowers. Miss Munsterman's favor was a larger corsage and the Maypole streamer at her place held a note directing her to a collection of personal shower gifts arranged on a table. Bridge and canasta were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank J. Munsterman, Mrs.

William Tracy, Mrs. James Shortal and Mrs. Thomas Feyerabend. Miss Joan Sloan of Chicago was among those present. (Stuff Pholni Ciraduation Aft Jensen Kindergarten Twenty pupils will graduate Thursday from the Jessen Musical Kindergarten, on College avenue, and the class will be assisted in presenting a pro- grain by 15 juniors.

The program, will be followed by covered dish luncheon 11 o'clock. Graduates are Steven Arst, Julia Bottom, Christene Bransford, Billy Cass, Wallie Chnm- bliss, Pamela Cloyd, Charles Crumrine, Susan Fast, Loraine Lambert. Lance Luly, Mnry Mnnsholl, Jimmie McCleod, Billy Jim Mathus, Stephen Schrimpf, Mary Louise Scott, Raymond Stillwell, Kalhleen Thielemann, Cathleen Wallace, Tommy Wyatt and Mollie Mc- Kre, Liberty Prairie Couple To Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klop- mcier of Liberty Prairie will observe the 25th anniversary of their marriage with open house at their home, Route 112, Sunday, Friends and relatives are invited to cull between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon and 8 to 10 o'clock in the evening.

Luncheon-Card Party Friday at Temple Apollos Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will sponsor a luncheon-card party at 12:30 o'clock Friday, June 4, at the Alton Masonic Temple, 300 State St. Reservations are being received by Mrs. William Ladendorff, 3021 Brown chairman of the ways and means committee. Beta Gnmma Dinner Thursday Lambda Alpha Xi, senior chapter, Beta Gamma Upailon Sorority, will have a dinner- meeting at Selhimc's Restaur- rant Thursday night. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock.

Pledges will be initiated and officers-elect installed following the dinner. Any Day Club With Mm. C. E. Colbert Mrs.

C. E. Colbert, 1127 Union was hostess to the Any Day Bunco Club Tuesday night and prizes were presented to Mrs. Morris H. Burmester, Mrs.

Eklon Arbuthnot, Mrs. Colbert and Mrs. Jiles Reeder. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Mrs.

Bertha Hewitt, 1202 East Seventh will entertain the club July 6. Post Nuptial Shower For Mrs. AuKhenhaugh Mrs. Robert Aughenbaugh, the former Miss Joy Sauvage, was guest of honor at a post nuptial shower given Sunday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph A.

Burns and Mrs. Thomas Dean, at. the home of Mrs. Burns, 1215 Diamond St. Monte Carlo Whist was played during the afternoon and Mrs.

Aughenbaugh, Mrs. August J. Burns and Mrs. Mabel Benedict received Gifts of a miscellaneous nature were presented to the recent bride. The table was centered by two china angels arranged on pink clouds.

White wedding Hells and spring flowers were also used in the decorative scheme. Miss Pegsy Clayton Guest of Honor Mrs. Oliver W. Vernor and Miss Daisy Lou Frohock entertained with a pre-nuptial party Tuesday nighl at the home of Mrs. Vernor, 257 Westwood place, Northwoods addition, honoring Miss Peggy Clayton, who on June 18 will be married to Airman First Class Donald L.

Stafford. Gifts of a personal nature were presented to the. bride- elect by the 25 guests. Decorations were in orchid and white, and a "clothesline" was stretched across the mantel with letters spelling out "Peggy and Don." Packages containing gifts for Miss Clayton were in a clothes basket placed in front of the fireplace. Prizes were received by Mrs.

John Walker, Mrs. Lynn Beiser, Miss Clayton and Mrs. Clarence Pace. The hostesses were assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Lee Chappell, Mrs.

Mildred Frohock, Mrs. Paul V. Boschert and Mrs. Charles H. Rose Jr.

Marilyn HendricU Honored Shower Miss Marilyn Hendrieks, whose marriage to William Hartley will take place June 12. was honored Tuesday night st miscellaneous shower given by Miss Ruth Hirnm and Mrs. Robert Lane at the home of Mrs. Harry Homm. Bethalto.

Prizes for excelling in bridal games played were received by Miss Hendrirks. Mrs. Harold Balster. Mrs. fienrge Hend- rirks, Mrs.

Wilfred Snessen and Miss Ruth Neiibauer. Others present were Mrs. Krwin Kolb, Mrs. Bernard Hufker. Mrs.

Frederick Aljets, Miss Krlith Ariel Hrlmkfimp. Miss Eunice Nolle and Mrs. Martin. Mrl-atiRhlln-Roimeau Invitations Issued Mr, and Mrs. Krlgar Rousseau of Bnstwick have issued invitations to the marriage nf their daughter, Helen Roarriman.

anrl Patrick Francis McLaughlin, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. .7. K. Me- Laughlin, 431 Bluff SI.

The wedding will take place in SI. iMary's Church at JO o'clock in the morning on Saturday, June 26. Reception will be held at .1 o'clock at the Stratford Hotel. MISS IMLAY. Announcement is being made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Linda Imlay, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie C. Imlay, 37 East Acton Wood River, to Norbert Schulz of Alton. The couple has chosen June 19 for their wedding date. They Will be married in St.

Mary's Church, at 9 o'clock in the morning. Miss Imlay is a graduate of East Alton-Wood River Community High School and is employed by Owens-Illinois Glass Co. She is a member of the Beta Sigma Phi Soroirity. Mr. Schulz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Schulz, graduated from St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Ia. with a bachelor of science degree in business administration and is employed by the National Container Corporation as head of the planning department. BeDell-Tchoukaletf Wedding June 5 Miss Chrisanty Tchoukaleff will be married to William Milo BeDell Saturday evening, 7 o'clock, in St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, with the Rev. Father Hugh, a member of the Order of St. Francis, officiating. A reception will be given at Le Chateau on Clayton road, St. Louis County, after the wedding, by the mother of the bride, Mrs.

Kiril Michael Tchoukaleff, 1211 Washington AVP. Miss Tchoukaleff will be attended by her sister, Miss Mary Tchouknleff, and cousin, Miss Katherine P. Tchoukaleff. Carlton Lutz will be best man, and Dean Niedernhofer, groomsman. Thomas Dean, Roger McManus and, Charles Neudecker will be ushers.

Receive Degrees Froni St. Louis University Miss Martha Sharkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sharkey, Ramona place, Godfrey, and Miss Marilyn Stolze, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin A. Stolze of Fairmount, were graduated Tuesday from St. Louis University. Miss Sharkey received her bachelor of science degree in psychology, and Miss Stolze received her bachelor of science degree in commerce.

Parents of the graduates attended the commencement exercises held at Kiel Auditorium. Miss Sharkey was awarded her associate of arts degree from Georgetown Visitation Junior College, Washington, D. and Miss Stolze graduated from Villa Duchesne, St, Louis County. First Baptist Women With Mrs. C.

II. Hale Women of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Hale, 2302 State at 11 o'clock Thursday, and during a business session officers-elect will be seated. Luncheon will be served. Hostesses will be Mrs. Hale, Mrs. E.

W. Enos, Mrs. Vernon Jutting, Mrs, James Riley and Mrs. D. F.

Blodgett. Miss Constance Smith Honored at Par Miss Constance Smith, whose marriage to Dr. Hikmet Aktekin of Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, will take place June 19 at the home of her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis F. Smith, 424 East Fourth was honored at two parties given in May. Early in the month Edith Mosbacher, 3619 Berger St. Louis, entertained with a miscellaneous shower ing Miss Smith, and of the prospective bride, who ii employed to the laboratory Personal Notes MR.

AND MRS. ROBERT ARLEN DOSSETT were married Friday in the Bethalto Baptist Church. The Rev. Paul J. Hall officiated.

Mrs. Dossett. is the former Miss Nyla Rose by Jack Folmer National BPWC Convention To Be Held in St. Louis Biennial convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held in St. Louis from June 27 through July 2, and many members of Alton club, including Mrs.

Edwin M. Leanion, president, plan to attend. Banquet on July 1 will highlight the convention. Tuesday, June 29, has been designated as Illinois Day, and delegates and visitors from Illinois will wear violet dresses of the same material and style. Business sessions will be held at Kiel Auditorium but the Jefferson Hotel will be headquarters.

Jefferson Hotel will also be the setting for the banquet. This year's convention marks the 35th anniversary of the Federation, founded in St. Louis. Final plans for attendance the convention will be made by Alton club members at a dinner- meeting to take place June 15, 6:15 p.m. at the Kentucky Home, Chautauqua.

of Missouri Baptist Hospital, were present. Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. James Stites were hostesses to a pre-nuptial party Tvfay 28, entertaining in the Green Room of Onized Club. Gifts of a personal nature for Miss Smith were arranged on a table centered with a white ruffled umbrella.

Table appointments included red streamers and rec' roses. Rob-your-neighbor was played, and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Slites served a course repast. Prizes were received by Mrs.

Philip Kennedy, Mrs. Glenn Pfeifer, Mrs. Frank Stites, Mrs. James Reinhardt, Miss Lillian Nischwitz, Mrs. Gene England, Mrs.

Edward Caveny and Mrs. Lewis F. Smith. Following the wedding of Dr. Aktekin and Miss Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Smith will hold a reception, from 8 to 10 o'clock, at the Young Women's Christian Association honoring their daughter and her husband. After July 1 Dr. Aktekin and bride will be associated with Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.

Blind Holes Tournament At the Country Club Women of Rock Spring Country Club had a blind holes tournament Tuesday, and Mrs. Paul J. O'Neill, Mrs. J. D.

McDonald and Mrs. Paul Vine excelled. Plans were made for a nine- hole handicap tournament to open June 8 and run through four weeks, Further plans were made for a dinner-dance to take place at the club Saturday, June 5, Dinner will be served from 7 to 9, and dancing, to Ronnie Klaus' orchestra, will take place from 9 to 1 o'clock. Reservations will be received until Thursday evening by Dr. and Mrs.

Paul A. Maley, Dr. and Mrs. John H. Wedig and Mr.

and Mrs. F. Edward Todd. Hostesses for June 8 will be Mrs. Clyde C.

Campbell, Mrs. M. A. Hamilton, Mrs. J.

D. McDonald, Mrs: Otto Walz. Mrs. Edward Schwegel, and Mrs. J.

M. Olin. Golf Association Weekly geision A large number of members of the Greater Alton Women's Golf Association turned out for Tuesday's session despite the inclement weather. Low score on blind holes was the day's play, and winners Mrs. Harry Hafferkamp 'and Mrs.

Orville Bryden. Next week members will be. gin a 3-day medal tournament, The Association meets at the Alton Municipal Coll Course. Auxiliary Sets Up Student Fund The dues of five deceased life members of White Cross Auxiliary of Alton Memorial Hospital were set up into a scholarship and loan fund by members of the executive board of the ilinry at a meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D.

D. Gro'ver, 1604 Washington the retiring president. The scholarships and loan fund will be available to young women wishing to enter in Alton Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Miss Nellie I. Jones, the auxiliary treasurer, announced the auxiliary had presented an electric bottle warmer to the hospital for use in the nursery; a hair dryer to the pediatric department, and a medicine cart.

Mrs. C. P. Smith, the newly- elected president, announced new committee chairman are Mrs. D.

D. Grover, program; Mrs. C. H. Sheppard, membership, and Mrs.

H. A. Carroll and Mrs. W. W.

Emons, membership, Following the business meeting a luncheon was served. Places were arranged for 14 guests. The table was centered with a bouquet of red, white, and blue flowers. The meeting was the last until September. Births A son, weighing eight pounds and one ounce, was born at 3:04 p.m.

Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George S. Briggs, 326 Fourth Edwardsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meisenheimer, 313 Dry are parents of a daughter; born-at 9:04 a.m. today in Alton Memorial Hospital. The baby weighs eight pounds, 14 ounces.

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Copeland, 800 State Wood River, are announcing the birth of a daughter, Barbara'Ellen, at 4:32 a.rn. Tuesday in Wood River Township Hospital weighing nine pounds, 12 ounces. Mr.

and Mrs. Copeland have a son, Jerry, 4. Mr. ami-Mrs. William Jackson, 115 North Dianthus, Manhattan Beach, are announcing the birth of a son at 8:10 a.m.

Tuesday weighing seven pounds and two ounces, and has been given the name of James Michael. The couple, former Wood River residents, have two other children, Patsy, 11, and Tommy, 3. Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs, W. Lucking, of 511 Acton Wood River, went to California by plane early last week to care for the family.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Totten of 2408 Crawford have chosen the name of David Alan for a son, born Sunday at 6:56 p.m. in St. Joseph's Hospital.

The baby, fhejr second son and child, weighed eight pounds and nine ounces, Their other son, is 5 lyde Jr who is 21 months old. After a gelatin salad is par- tially set, you'll need to allow about four more hours of chill' ing before it will be firm enough to unmold. Capt. and Mrs. G.

B. Helmick will arrive Thursday from Fort Douglas. Salt Lake City, Utah, and will remain until June 8 with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

D. Helmick of 1852 Evergreen Ave. They are leaving July 14 for Koriiak. Alaska, whoro Capt. Helmick will be stationed.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Crowe and son.

Richard, of Webster Groves. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Menzie and family of Streator. 111., will spend the week-end at the Helmick home, coming to Alton for a family reunion.

Mrs. Crowe and Mrs. Menzie are sisters of Capt. Helmick. Mr.

and Mrs. M. P. Doran of Patison Heights, Godfrey, have returned from an automobile trip to California, spending the month of May in the west. They were guests of Mrs.

Doran's brother. Harry Darr in Oakland, and made stops in San Francisco, and in Reno. anrl Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Benecke of Brighton spent the Memorial Day week-end with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marlowe Gregor, and their son, Scottie in Montgomery. Minn.

They were accompanied by their son, Edward, and William Roloff. Miss Ann Lynn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lynn, 415 East Twelfth has returned from Fulton, where she was a guest of Miss Ann Prewitt.

Miss Lynn attended graduation ceremonies Monday morning at William Woods College, during which Miss Prewitt was graduated. Mr. anrl Mrs. Frank D. Beiser of Tucson, are announcing the birth of a son, on Monday morning.

8:55 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs, Beiser, former Altonians, have three girls and three boys. Mr. and Mrs.

Luther B. McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kehr, Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Burmester and Walter Thurman spent the week-end in Rockford, attending the state convention of Letter Carriers and Auxiliaries. Cant. Harriet Emily Winkler. A.N.C., Fort Penning, is spending a 30-day leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jrby Winkler, 700 Alby St. Before coming to Alton she participated in Exercise Flash Burn, in the Carolinas, as chief nurse in the 24th evacuation hospital. Capt. Winkler will attend graduation exercises of Alton Senior High School June 8 and commencement exercises of Washington University School of Nursing June. 9.

Her sister, Judy, is graduating from Alton High School, and another sister, Sallie, is graduating from Washington University. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gaul, son, John, and daughter, Margaret Sue, of Godfrey, and daughter, Mary Ann of Chicago, attended graduation ceremonies Monday at Fontbonne College, St.

Louis, during which Miss Doris Jean Gibbons received a degree. Miss Gibbons is the daughter of Edward P. Gibbons om Webster Groves, Mo. Mr. Gibbons had been seriously ill, but was able to attend his daughter's graduation.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mathews and children, Jane and Kathy, of Park Forest, 111., are visit- ins with Mrs. Mathews 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Girard, 623 East Eighth and with Mr. Mathews' mother, Mrs. Carrie H. Mathews, 1025 George St. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin L. Jacoby of 1109 Washington returned last Friday from Florida where they spent six weeks. Mrs. Jacoby is recovering from injuries received in a fall from a seawall but is walking with a cane.

'In the fall, which occurred shortly after she arrived in Florida, Mrs, Jacoby tore ligaments in her knee. Sister Angela to Visit At St. Joseph's Sunday Sister Angela, former director of nurses at St. Joseph's Hospital, accompanied by Sister Baptista, director of nurses at DePaul Hospital, St. Louis, and Sister Patricia of St.

Vincent's Hospital, San Francisco, will be guests of Sister Helen, administrator of St. Joseph's Hospital, Sunday, June 13. The nuns are part of a group that will go to Japan later to establish a missionary. They are now taking special training and "tudy Louis and after they complete their courses will go to Fordham University. Sister Angela became well acquainted while in Alton and friends here wishing to visit her may call at the hospital while she is here.

Ever try baking bread pudding in custard cups instead of in one large casserole? This is a good trick when you are in a hurry because it usually cuts baking time in half. About 60 million pounds of" beet, veal, lamb and pork are eaten daily in the United States. Srholnrsh ipsA vailable At Hospital Scholarships and loan funds are availnble at Alton Memorial Hospital for young women wishing to enter nursing careers, it was announced today. Pre-rntranre examinations for those wishing to enroll in the September class, will be given Saturday. June 5, from 9 a.m.

to 2:30 p.m. at the hospital, and in July. Anyone wishing to get information about the scholarships or loan funds may do so by contacting Miss Virginia Cramblel, director of nurses at the hospital. Lunch will be served to those taking examinations Saturday. Graduation At Old Cathedral Annual graduation exercises of the eighth grade of SS.

Peter anrl Paul's School will be held (his evening, 7:30 o'clock in the Old Cathedral. The program will include the singing of Dens Ego Amo Te, Hear Thy Children, Dearest Mother, and Heart of Jesus. Hear, by the class. The school choir will sing the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Diplomas will be conferred by Msgr.

W. T. Sloan, rector of SS. Peter and Paul's. Members of the class are Rob- erf W.

Baird, Mary H. Cotter, John Craig, Carol Crawford, Judith Garrison, Donna Crivello, Mary Adele Drexelius, James Fallon, John Goessling, James Harris. Harold Hart. Jane Kaveler, Bonnie J. Kunz, John Lawson, James Liller, Ralph Luken, Kathleen Maher.

Michael Maher, Joseph Murphy, Leah Myers, Dolores Noc, Paul O'Brien. Douglas O'Neal, William Parker. Thomas Rain, Ralph Schmidt, Richard Simpson, Rita Simpson. Gerald Stilwell, Michael Velloff, Gerald Waters, John Wittman, James Wright. Mary Wright, and Theresa Wright.

At a breakfast honoring the graduates given by the Parents' Association this morning, the American Legion Award for the outstanding manifestations of leadership, loyalty, and integrity was presented by Andrew J. Osborne to Miss Judith Garrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garrison, 912 Douglas and to James Liller, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Liller, 2317 Sanford Ave. Second in place for this honor were Miss Dolores Noe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Noe, 912 Logan and John Goessling, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Gregory Goessling, 1199 McPherson Ave. Mrs. Ralph Luken and Mrs. Gregory Goessling were chairman and co-chairman of the breakfast, and they were assisted by Mrs.

Albert H. Waters, Mrs. Walter Stillwell, Mrs. John A. Drexelius Mrs.

Andrew Craig, Mrs. Joseph Wittman, Mrs. Edward Cotter, Mrs. Joseph Murphy, Mrs. Patricia Rain and Mrs.

W. S. Myers. Tables were centered with bouquets of red roses and wore decorated with blue and yellow crepe paper. Graduates' caps marked the guests' places and concealed rosaries, gifts to members of the class.

Each student received a missal from Msgr. Sloan. (Churches Mid-week service will take place this evening, 7:30 o'clock, at First Baptist Church. The pastor, the Rev. Roland E.

Turnbull, will lead a discussion on, "The Church and Economics." Naomi Circle will meet at the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church for a covered dish luncheon at 12 o'clock Thursday. Mrs. Walter Schumacher, Mrs. Jacob Ratz, Mrs. Lloyd Smith and MR.

AND MRS. HERMAN JUTTING Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jutting To Observe Golden Wedding Lodg Members of the Eagles Auxiliary will meet Thursday night at their hall, 1510 East "Fourth St. A parly will be held in connection with the meeting.

Mrs. Miles Haynes will' be in charge of entertainment, and Mrs. Elmer Lageman is arranging refreshments. Carlin Rebekah Lodge, 248, will meet Thursday night and will observe "brothers night." Plans will also be completed for a covered dish dinner which Carlin Lodge and Greenwood Lodge of Odd Fellows will have at the Odd Fellows' Hall in the Northside Saturday, June 5. Alton Rebekah Lodge, 475, will have a joint memorial service with Western Star Lodge Friday at 8 p.m.

Rebekahs' business session will be at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Fred Drone Elected President Women of the Moose, Alton Chapter 1131, met Tuesday night at the Moose Hail, Broadway and Washington avenue, and election of officers was held, Mrs. Fred Drone was elected senior regent, and other officers elected are: Mrs. Margaret Wallace, junior regent; Mrs.

Chris Slanker, recorder; Mrs. Nick Schwegel, chaplain; and Mrs. C. E. McMillan, treasurer.

New officers will be installed during a formal ceremony during the next meeting, June 15. Women of the Moose presented a check for $300 to Robert Carroll, governor of Moose Lodge, 951. The money will be used towards providing a new kitchen in the upper hall at the Moose Lodge. Special awards were given by Mrs. Charles M.

Meyers, publicity chairman, to Mrs. Harold O. Henson and Mrs. Eugene Evans for committee work. A letter of thanks was read from Scott Field for cookies sent last month by Women of the Moose.

During a hour attendance prizes were awarded and refreshments were served by members of the membership committee who are Mrs. Leonard Sheff, Mrs. Stoker Adamson, Mrs. Joseph Borders and Mrs. LeRoy Sheff.

Mrs. Omer Wiseman will be hostesses. Alton Unity Class meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Mineral Springs Hotel. Mrs.

Elsie Eckert is teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jutting 302 St. Louis East Alton, will observe the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage with an open house Sunday, June 6, at Westerner Club, and friends are invited to call from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m.

They will entertain relatives with a dinner at the club between 5 and 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Jutting, who have a son, Vernon. and a nine- year-old granddaughter, Vicki, were married in Alton at Evangelical and Reformed Church, W'ith the Rev.

Theodore Ober- hellmann officiating. Their marriage occurred on June 8 but the couple advanced the celebration two days. Mr. Jutting is a retired employe of Western Cartridge working at the East Alton plant for 27 years. Mr.

and Mrs. Jutting will be assisted in entertaining by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jutting and their daughter, Vicki. Mrs.

Jutting, the former Miss Tillie Ringering, has two brothers. Harry Ringering of East Alton, George Ringering, Piedmont, and four sisters, Mrs. Julia Haas of Alton, Mrs. Katie Tuscher and Mrs. John Ireland, East Alton, and Mrs.

Mayme Gasta, Clayton, Mo. Mr. Jutting has a sister, Mrs. Hannah George, residing in Sacramento, Calif. Alton WCTU Schedules Services for Summer Alton Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday at the parish house -of the First Methodist Church with Mrs.

Clarence Owens presiding. Mrs. Robert Nessl xvas in charge of devotions, "Christ, the Light of Life." The topic, "Fuller Christian Life," was given by Mrs. Florence Richardson. Mrs.

Thomas Morgan discussed work materials for soldiers and sailors, and Mrs. Mary Pivoda talked on "Temperance Missions." Mrs. Lyle Brown gave a book review on "Marijuana." Present at the meeting in addition to those taking part on the program were. Mrs. Nellie Fuller, Mrs.

Gladys Bush, Mrs. Ida Heppner and Mrs. Rose Bowers. A Beacon Light, service will be held July 6 at the Methodist parish house on temperance education. June 7 services will be held at 1:30 o'clock at the Elm View Home, and June 14 members will present services at 2 o'clock at the Alton Woman's Home.

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