Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Trattler to Speak Wood River Club to Resume MeetUigg Tuesday ILlVtH WOOT5 RIVER The Club will have their first meeting of the year Tuesday night at thi Wood River School, at 7:30. Jerry Trattler, chairman of the Citizen's Committee, will speak on city manager form of government; will hear the convention reports; and there will be ft memorial service for deceased members. Hostesses will be Mrs. M. M.

Klnney, Mm. F. W. Gerdeman. Mrs.

William Bacheldor, Mrs. F. W. Bauer. Mrs.

A. W. McBrlde. Mrs. M.

S. Hoover, Mrs. R. H. Hord, Mrs.

H. G. Mueller and Mrs J. Skundrirh. Jr.

Women Meet WOOD RIVER- Karl Fulp, former president of the Woman's Club, and member of the Citizen's Committee, will speak on the city manager form of government at the first meeting of the Junior Woman's Club Monday night. This wjjl be a potluck dinner meeting set for 6:30 at the Wood River School Building. Mrs. Francis Manning, president, will conduct the meeting. Mrs.

Fulp will give facts concern- Ing the manager system and will answer any questions in the open forum following her talk. Returns From Florida WOOD RIVER Mrs. Letha Helmantoler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllli Helmantoler of 550 George has returned from Elgin AFB, where she has been the guest of her brother, Lt.

Col. and Mrs. W. L. Helmantoler.

Miss Helmantoler was accompanied by her brother and family, who will visit their parents for several days. Miss Helmantoler will leave soon for Normal University at Normal, 111., where she will enter her senior year. She was one of 15 girls chosen to be honod residents at Fell Hall, and act as senior counselor. WOTM To Meet WOOD RIVER The Women of the Moose will have their regular meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

Wilson Odle, senior regent, will conduct the session. Wood River Qass To Resume Meets WOOD RIVER The Mixers Class of the First Methodist Church will have their first fall meeting Monday in the church basement. Vernon Loafman, class president, has called the meeting for the purpose of electing new officers. This will be a potluck at 6 p. m.

and members are asked to bring their own table service. The salt in the oceans, if extracted, would be sufficient to cover the entire United States with a layer one and one-hair miles deep. Driver Escapes Injury in Car, Truck Crash WOOD RIVF.R A pickup truck driver escaped Injury early Friday morning when his truck crashed Into a parked car and overturned. Police said Russell Paillou, 38. of 41 E.

Madison Ave. wan unhurt when his 193D pickup hit the car of Leo J. Marmlno. 18, of 227 J5. Main St.

at 3:10 a. m. Paillou was driving north on S. Main when hfs car struck the rear of the parked car, facing north, police said. 0 Both vehicles were damaged.

Philatheas Meet At Wood River WOOD RIVER The Philathea Class of the First Method! Church me' Friday night with he president. Mrs. L. P. Pierre, conducting the meeting.

Mrs. Ira Killam led the votions, and Mrs. Sylvester Bermes. program chairman, introduced Mrs. Stanford Lindquist who acted as toastmistress.

Following group singing three charter members were presented to'the members. They were Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Merle Manley and Mi Mabel Ditch. Prize winners in a "Tom Brenne man" hat contest were Mrs.

Daisy Scribner, Mrs. Pierce and Mis. John Elliott. Mrs. Michael Heidler won in another game.

Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs. Don Isted, Mrs. Clarence Hunt, Mrs. Harry Anderson and Mrs. Leroy Dalhaus.

Kntertain Ouests WOOD RIVER Dr. and Mrs Robert Pollock of Oak Park, 111. and son, Jack, will be honor guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J.

E. Mahoney, 314 Wood River Ave. tonight. Dr. Pollock is here to attend the American Dental Association meeting in St.

Louis next week. To Resume Meetings WOOD RIVER The Women's Auxiliary of Operating Engineers 525 will resume monthly meetings Monday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Merrill Hall of 501 N.

Second will be hostess and Mrs. Paul Ufert wil Ibe co-hostess. To Entertain Guests WOOD RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Willis Helmantoler, 550 George will have as their guests this weekend, Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Martin and Mrs. Chnssie Allen of Clarksvillc.

and George Jorgensen of Paducah, Ky. Mercury is the planet nearest the sun. Air- Conditioned NO PARKING PROBLEM AT ROXANA TONITE SUNDAY MONDAY SlfXHAV CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P. M. 1 Week Days Continuous from 7 P.

M. George Murphy Finlay Currie Virginia Cilmore "WALK EAST ON BEACON" Shown Tonight, Monday 1:21 Shown Sunday Errol Flynn Ruth Roman Raymond Burr "MARA MARU" Shown Tonight, Monday 7:31 Sunday SELECTED SHORTS COMIXG TUESDAY 'MISTKB UNIVERSE" TOMOHT LAST TIMES Errol Roman "MARJUJIARU" Leo Oorcey in "HERE COME THE MARINES" Always Refreshingly Cool! 2 BIQ HITS SUNDAY nt MONDAY Pint Hit Shown at P. M. NO ROOM for, the GROOM EAST ALTON IOY IN HAWAII Two western'Illinois hospital corpsmen are attached to the ht Naval Air and Gunfire Liaison, Pacific Fleet Marine force. Hawaii.

TVy arr: Brn 0. Dmgerson of Mr. and Mrs. VVdllrr Dmger on. Ave, Alton, (left 1 and Arthur j.

Johmor ion of Mr. and Mr; Arlnur N. Johnson, 201 Montgomery Sf, Cilfepip. Recently, HM2 Dmf.crson, v.hr, first enhsted in 19-lj, ex (ended ft tour of duty with the enlisting for an additional six to enlistment-, he graduated from Wood River Alton High School He married to the former Mildred McDamel, daughter of Mary 457 Second Wood River. East Altoir Club Women Plan Meet Fimt Full Seraion Set Tuesday Evening EAST ALTON MM.

Charles a dramatln arfllt Of vllle. will give a program at the Woman's Club Tuesday even- Ing at the Community BulMlng. Mrs. Melvln Farmer, program chairman, hai arranged musical numbers also for the program. Guest night will also be observed.

otto F. Brazier, hmteu chairman, will be assisted by the following of executive board: Mm. F. Edward Todd, Lowell Fulkenon, Mn. Alfred springer.

Mm. Joseph Glai- sey. Mrs. Wools, Mrs. Kwlng.

Mrs. Sidney DeLong, Mm. I Into Mrs. John Dear, and Miss Marie Jerrells. To Entertain OulM FAST ALTON Mrs.

Harry KitiRcrinif wW entertain the Wesi- leyan Service Guild of the First Methodlit Church at her home, J09 Oak Monday evening. Mrs. Leo Wools will be the program leader for the evening. Miss Adele McDonald Is the president of the Guild. Mis.

Rlngering will be assisted by Mrs. Robert Dunn and Mrs. J. Louis Roller. 22 Represented Madison County PTA Council Holds School of Instruction Alton Baptist Council Meet Set Monday Evening Standard Torch Club Picnic Scheduled for Sept.

21 East Alton Board Allows Bills Wood River Boy Hurt in School Mishap Friday WOOD RIVER A small Wood River schoolboy received head lacerations and contusions Friday when he fell during recess at an East Alton school. Treated at Wood River Township Hospital was Glenn Olsen 6. son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Olsen of Lincoln Addition.

His mother said the boy hit his head on a bar of a fence at Blair School. Lorena Ave. PTA Chairmen Named WOOD RIVER The Standard Oil Torch Club has scheduled a family picnic Sunday, Sept. 21, at their club grounds off the Fosterburg Road. It will be an all-day affair and activities will include softball and horseshoe tournaments, with trophies awarded to the winning teams.

Tentative plans for and movies have been made time and equipment permits. There will be free fish sandwiches, soda and ice cream and snowballs for those attending. Balloons will be furnished for the younger members. Members have been asked to bring their own basket lunches and beverage. WOOD C.

R. Cota, president of the Lorena Ave. PTA has announced committee chairmen for the year. They are: program, Mrs. Lloyd Dildine and Mrs.

Casmer Zacny; budget and finance, Mrs. Russell Chappeil, Mrs. Ralph Van Home and Mrs. Richard Pinkerton; membership, Mrs. George Urban, Mrs.

Don Napp and Mrs. Sidney Goldfa rb. Publicity, Mrs. William Moore; publications, Mrs. Virden La Marsh and Mrs.

L. C. Jones legislative and parliamentarian, Mrs. Robert Rich and Mrs. L.

W. Griffith: juvenile protection, Mrs. H. T. Nichols; hospitality, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Walker; community service, Mrs. Leslie Wright. Health and summer round-up, Mrs. L.

D. Archer; sorapbook, Mrs. Arthur Houser; band, Mrs. Herbert Veeman; Scouts. Mrs.

Robert Case: banquet. Mrs. Ed Groshong; Mrs. Arthur Berry and Mrs. Joe Morgan; room mothers, Mrs.

Joe Powell, Mrs. Ralph Wilbur and Mrs. Roland Spitze; hostesses, Mrs. Ray tiighfill, Mrs. Andrew Auer and St.

John's Guild of Wood River in Meet WOOD RIVER "Lay Women In the Church" was the topic for the meeting Thursday of the Affpr- noon Guild of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mrs. John Elam led the topic, and dedication service on the project: "Another's was given by the Rev. Henry Wiehman.

Three new members were taken into the group, Mrs. Eldon Ireland, Mrs. Wilbur Hendricks and Mrs. Robert Farrow. Mrs.

Otto Hanselman was honored during the social hour. She is leaving to make her home in Highland, III. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank L'Heureux, Mrs. Ted Groppel Mrs.

William Bauer, and Mrs. Henry Rathert. Eastern Tennessee's I Lake is said to have more walleyed pike an acre than' any other body of wa'er in the United Stairs. EAST ALTON Harmony prevailed at the special meeting of the village Board of Trustees Friday evening and the business was taken care of in short order. Rills from the J.

and Construction Co. and from the city engineer for work on fhe GMAO viaduct were ordered paid. An agreement was reached to pay one third of the cost of placing sidewalk, curb, and guttering along the west side of Shamrock St. It will be for out of MFT funds. Access rights to the new highway to be constructed at the.

western edge of the village, were granted to interested parties in the Nia- gra addition. Before the session of the village board, the firemen paid their debt to the policemen and council- members by serving a hot fish supper at the American Legion Home. Recently the firemen were loos- era in a softball game between themselves and the policemen and city officials. Mrs. Joe Morgan.

Other new officers are Mrs. Lloyd Dildine. vice president; Mrs, William Moore, secretary; and Henry W. Owens, treasurer. STATI Bll.l, WILLIAMS ARLA BALENDA IN "PACE THAT THRILLS" Shown at 3.00 8.30 8:50 TODAY "NIGHT RIDERS OF MONTANA" Shown 1:30 8 IS 8 i MORE Second Hit Sunday at 1:22, 7:00 51.

IDA IUMNO ROIEIT RYAN WARD SERIAL 6 CARTOONS 3 STOOGES COMEDY SUNDAY-MONDAY GUNM Vim liui Shown 2 45 40 NEWS Shown at 1 15 5 05 100 TWO CARTOONS East Alton Scout Program Planned EAST ALTON. Intermediate Roy Scout Troop 11, sponsored by the First Baptist Church, held their first fall meeting Friday evening; at fhe church. Walter Haas, scoutmaster, reported plans for the fall and win- tor season wore discussed and memhers of the troop were assiRii- ed to help with the scout paper drive conducted today in the village. The troop committee met Wednesday evening at the church and made tentative plans for the year's scout program, which will include a regular schedule of swimming and other events. The troop committee is composed of Albert Duffield, chairman; Ce-orge Mohundro, William Blackard, Myron Dillianl, and John Bowers.

The KPV. William F. Bohn, pas- or, is the institutional rppreiienla- for the troop. Sinking Coincntion Tonight at Wood Rivrr KA.ST ALTON A "midnight" singing convention will be staged from 8 p. m.

unit) midnight, today, at the East Alton-Wood River High school. The Peerless quartet from West Frankfort, the (iospelaires from Johnston City, and the Victory Quartet from (irnnite City, will be present to participate in the four hours of singing An admission fee at $1 mil be chnrK'cil HI Hie floor. The public is IIH iti'd to attend. Sunday HI 'J p. (lie First Baptist ('lunch at Cottage Hills will be hoMs 10 ihn Madison County SingniK Cimwiition.

The I'crrlrss quartet will remain over lor the Sunday afternoon sing- ing eviTii. AttriulK Kfiinlon EAST ALTON' Mrs. Gertrude Oarbari. llaller, attended the annual n-uinon held at Black Mo, las' weekend. Mrs.

i (-ported persons weie picM'nt lor the reunion. EAST ALTON The Alton Bap- tlat Council meeting will be conducted Monday evening at Flnt Baptist Church. Dr. Rutiell S. Orr, executive retary of the Illinois Baptist Start Convention, will be the ipeakvr at 7:30 p.

m. Prior to the 7:30 meeting a dinner will be nerved for and pastors in the Alton area at p. m. at the host rhurch. Webber, Cherry Street Bap- tint Church, Alton; the prenl- dent of the Alton Baptist Council and Coy Treat, Flrnt Baptist Church, East Alton; li tha tary.

Churched from the greater Alton area who are members of the Al ton Council Include First Baptist, Cherry Street, Upper Alton, Main Street, and Twlng Memorial all of Alton; First Baptist Church, East Alton; First Baptist Church, Cottage Hills; Rosewood Heights Baptist Church; First Baptist Church, Wood River; Hartford Baptist Church and the host church, First Baptist Church, Edwardsville. Shurtleff College is also a member of the Alton Baptist Council. Roxana Woman's Club to Resume Meetings Tuesday ROXANA-The Roxana Woman's Club will hold their initial meet ing of the new club year at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday In the council room of fhe Community building.

The American Home Commute? composed of Mrs. Homer Burk, chairman, Mrs. Leland Longman and Mrs. Glen Jeffress will present Mr. H.

Ungerman of Merr- mod-Jaceard-Kinjf of St. Louis who will speak and show a film "Gracious The musical portion of the program will consist of a piano duet by Mrs. Arnold Pfafflin of Alton, a past president of the club and Rodgers of Wood Mrs. William River. Kach club member Is urged to attend and bring a guest.

Refreshments will he served by Mrs George Prante, Mrs. James Venable, Mrs. Herschel Sparling and Mrs. John Burnett. ftaterUlm Youth Group ROXANA The Intermediate BYPU of the First Baptist Churcl enjoyed a picnic supper Thursday evening on the lawn at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold on West Si.xth St. Miss Patty Roberts was hostess. Games were played following the supper. Members attending were Judy Hntfield, Revonda Archer, Rev.

and Mrs. L. E. Muslain, Cora and Margaret Moody and Jeffreys. Donna Istcd was a guest.

Mrs. Fred Hoggatt 1s leader of the group but was unable to attend. Presbyterian ROXANA The Rev. E. E.

DeLong, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will speak Sunday on "Jesus, The Greatest Person of the Miss Jean Reichett vill sing the "Twenty-third The service will begin at a. m. and will be conducted at the ommunily building. fy'otit Council ROXANA The Roxana Area Girl Scout Council met ThursdRy evening at the Little House and plans were made to redecorate the walls of the f. it tie House and to make new curtains.

Carrol I ton Grid Schedule Listed DANCING. BETHALTO AMERICAN LEGION lAftN TONIGHT, SEPT. 6 VOSf and HIS OUCHIfTHA For Good Time Ike Bam, American Legion PLAYMOR SKATING RINK Closed for Vacation Will Reopen Sept. 12 Hours from 7 30 to 10 m. Afternoons Sat and Sun.

2 till 4 OppninpfiameFriilayWilh St. James High rAHROM.TON. Otis Kan roach of thf f'airnlllon IliRh School font hall nnnonnr- rrl Iho srhnrlulP for thf 1M2 spa son. Homo games will ho playrd Sept. 1fl wilh Dupo; Sopt 26 with White Hall: 17 with Winrhes- u-r; Oct.

PlfHSHtit Hill, and N'ov. 7 with 'irwnfirld. (jiiiiifs to bf played are: Sept SI James. SprinKfiold: Oct Koodhouse; Oct. 10.

Pilts- ficlfl, and Oct. IM, Jersr-yville. Time for all home games is 8 p.m.. ami the price of admission is rents for adults and 30 rents for children. The iosi of a season ticket is $2.40.

I'arenU of Him Mi and Mrs. Walter Kldred of this cily are the parents of a born Thursday in Memorial Hospital Mis Kldred is the former Miss Mi'U Wood daughter of and Mi- Wood ol Hoodhouse. 1.1 died is son of Hen Kl- ciied of tins city. The couple have one olher child, Janet ivldred. EAST ALTON Twnnty-tWJ P.

T. A. untti by trm 111 pertortt attending the icnool of Instruction at East Alton Junior High School Friday nlng by the Madlaon County Council of and Tetcnen and Dtitrtct 38. The theme of the program "Know Your P. T.

Wortahopa were held during the evening and were conducted by Either "Duties of Mm. Leiter Klope, "Program planning and year Mrt. Robert Miller, "Membership and Mrs. Omar Helmkamp, "Wnys and Means and Pub- and Mrs. Everett Butler, "What P.

T. A. should mean to the Individual member." Mrs. Arthur Lippolrtt, council president, conducted the meeting and following the Individual workshops, reports from each were heard and a general evaluation of the workshop was given by per sons attending that particular workshop. Rev.

William Bohn, pastor of of the First Baptfftf Church, gave the invocation and Intermediate Boy Scout troop 13 was In charge of the presentation of colors and pledge of allegiance. Greetings were extended by Charles Gabbert, superlnten dent of East Alton trhools; and Mrs. V. J. Brazier, president of the host unit, gave the welcome.

Mrs. MacAfee, director of District 20, reported on the work of the district; Mrs. Klope, assistant director of District 39 and also radio chairman, gave a radio report, and G. W. Brewer, chairman, reported on the "Mother George T.

Wilklns, county Intendent of schools, gave a report on pending legislation. Wilbur Trlmpe, auperlntendent of Bethalto Schools, discussed problems facing Bethalto schools. Mrs. John Lowery, vocal music Instructor for East Alton led in group singing and wat accompanied by Mrs'Fred Maneke Jr. Refreshments were served by the host P.

T. A. during a social hour which followed. Officers of Madison County Council and directors of District 29 include Mrs. Lippoldt, president; Mrs.

Robert Rich, first vice president; John DeLaurenti, second vice president; Mrt. Omar Helmkamp, secretary; Mrt. Orval White treasurer; George T. Wllklnt, ex- officio, and Mrs. MacAfee, district director.

ffw CarroUton PTA To Meet Sept Attorney Jtck MeDwwM To Address Group Jidt ncOonAKi, prtitctent of tfw organized iiehool board of rrottton Community UAH riet 1. win be tfw spatter nenday at I p.m. at tnt (IrM mtfN ng of the enton of toetl ent-Teacher Association. TTW flnWrinf 1C O6lft( fO honor membm of the faculty of 'M 161(001 and members of he board of education. Additional guests will the parenta and teachers of rural who are now associated with the Carrollton in the new unit.

rs. Everett Mehl is president of the local Association. Roxana Aid Group Plans Bake Sale ROXANA-The Ladles' Aid Sft defy of the first Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mn. Leland Longman on Central Ave. Plans were made to have a bake sale at Market Sept.

30. Mrs. Arthur Mlkkelaoh rend and the lesson was Ye Doeri of the Word." The diall- ing committee for the month ol September Is Mrs. Oscar Klelnert, Mri. Keith McFarland and MM.

Mlkkelson. The afternoon waa apent maUnf cancer Three vlsfton attending were Mrs. L. H. of Madison, Mlaa and Misi Laura Ebbeler.

Hostesses, wen Mn. Longman, MM. Mtttcel- son and Mrs. Charles Radmacher. The aid will meet next month with Mrs.

Roy Williams on Eaat man Ave. Those attending were Mn. Louie Arnold, Mrs. Clyde Condray, MM. J.

G. Cuddy, Mn. E. E. DeLong, Mn.

Carl Gregory, Mn. Ralph Harris, Mrs. Memert, Mn. Mikkelson, Mn. Forest Mock, Mrs.

Bank Bandit to Speak Sunday at Roxana Baptist ROXANA A confessed bank robber who wants to "warn younger kids to avoid the fate thai befell me" will speak at fhe First Baptist Church during the morn- Ing worship hour, at 9:45, Sunday, has been announced by Pastor L. E. Muxtain. Al Johnson, 23-year-old of Topekn, a sheetmetal worker, confessed the robbery of the Hoyt, bank of J950 in Following his conversion in Reward Avenue Baptist Church in Topeka. He has since repaid $335 to the bank, his share of fhe loot, and is free under the Kansas statute of limitations.

Johnson, who is now married arm the father of a 5-months-old son, hopes to enter Bible school and prepare for the ministry, but in the meantime is conducting a one- man crusade to save young people from lives of vice and crime. Now a member of the Seward Avenue Baptist Church in Topeka, the 4-inch sheet met a I work- credits his convention to a tract, 'God's Simple Plan of Salvation" by Ford Porter, tract publisher. Mr. Johnson will speak in the Bunker Hill Baptist Church Sunday vening. His visit to this area is being sponsored by the Youth Fellowship of the Bunker Hill Baptittl Church Sunday evening.

Hid visit to this area is being sponsored by the Youth Fellovs ship of the Hunker Hill Church. Sunday evening, the Rev. Mr. Muslain ihp Roxana Church, will speak on the question, "Aie Miracle Signs God's Purpose for the Church in This Age?" Morning worship is at Youth Groups fat and evening worship ai Nessl, Mrs. Frink Paxton, Harvey Rice, Mrs.

Roy Wit liami, and Mn. McFarland. W. Work Meet ROXANA The Women's Missionary Union of the Flnt Baptist Church met Thursday at church for an all day work meet- Ing. A luncheon was served at noon.

Those attending were Mrs, L. E. Mustain, Mn. Cecil Portia, Mrs. Ben Schwarm, Mn.

Waftet Mapes. Mrs. Jennie Mn, Roy Armes, Mrs. Newton Tucker, MM. Frank Williams, Mn.

Lehman Archer and Mn. Vent Nichols. Boy Scent Troop Meeto Scouts of 63 held their meeting Thursday Rock Hill. The 20 boys attendinf enjoyed a marshmallow roast. Adults accompanying boyf were Leo Schubert and Harry Leamy.

Parents of Bon ROXANA. Mr. and Mn. Don aid Witherow of Doerr Ave. have received word of the of a son, Charles Wilburn Moody, tc heir son-in-law and daughter.

Pfc. and MM. C. W. Moody, at Ft.

Campbell, Ky. The baby wat born Sept. 4 and is the flnt child of the couple. Mn. Moody will be remembered as Miss Beverlj Witherow, and Moody Is the son oj Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Moody of 12tt Wood River. Entertains Guests ROXANA.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Harbke and sons, Edwin and Murray, of 13th had ai heir guests the past few days Mr. and Mrs. Al Manasia frorr 'Jast Peterson. N.J.

Harbke am Manasia were in service in the army together. Returns from ROXANA. Mr. and Mn Herschel Nelson and son, Bobby of West Tydeman and Mr and Mrs. Oscar Welnert and sont of Central have returnee after a week's stay at Rockaway Beach, Mo.

They also visited MM. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roicot laughawaut at Racine. hei lister, Mr.

and MM. Burr Aton at Picher, Nelson's sister Mr. and MM. Nuel Scroggins. ai Joplin.

and his parents. Mr and Mrt. J. E. Nelson, at Webt City, Mo.

THE COUNTRY KITCHEN OPENING SATURDAY, MPT Hat! nice vacation and are mm rrady to bniiir (K)Ui-d nieaU and Wuktfayt 6 8 P. M. Sunday 11 tt I f. (( lukt-d on Monda) OR lUutt 100 I Mill Witt if Ntrtb AltM Dads Cluli Auxiliary Of South Koxuua SOUTH KOXANA The JJaii's Club Auxiliary held its regular meeting Thursday evening at the park building. Mrs.

Connie Ifeatbman conducted the business meeting ami appointed Mrs. Rosalee Hill on the sick committee. Mrs. Maida Johnson as supplv i hairrnan and Mrs. Martha Me- Nabney.

Mrs Julia Nahney and Helly Oldhain as of the fluucr coiiifnittee. The soled to month Mis. Jmgevich and Mis. Steel uill tie lio.sit-9.se!> at the coining social 1 meetifiK i Two Injured in Carliav ille CARL1N V1LLK Vincent Grif- iiih. 33.

of CarroUton. and Frank Nagel, 3.V of Berdan, were injured in an automobile accident whicn occurred at the south curve near Majtield Memorial cemetery Koute 4 about 5 a. Friday. They are in I'ailmville Arej uheie Uw extent of their is nut as kuoun. Carrollton CARROLLTON.

Miss Cather ine Roth and Miss Stevens entertained members of their canasta club Thursday evening at home of Miss Roth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ruth.

The regular monthly meeting ol the Greene County Rural Youth League will be held Tuesday at p.m. in the Farm Bureau Hall. Air. and Mrs Henry Rawe and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Rawc and family, and Miss Marjorie Hawe will spend Sunday In Affton, where they will be guests at the home of Mrs. Clara KoHnen Mrs. I-eland ChJnoweth of thii cily underwent surgery Thurtday for the second time since she sso BaP'Un Hospital ir. st Louts several days ago.

Mrs. Leo Geers entertained members of her pinochle club Thursday evening at her home. Mr and Mrs. Dale NeaviUe ol Mt. Pulanki and Mr.

and Mrt. Burkley NeaviUe of city returned home 3-day Tuesday vacation evemng la from a Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bert man of Washington, D.C., will awive Monday to tpend a week with Bert man's mother, Mrt.

Htwy The regular meeting of the Ra- bekah Lodge held in the 100F Hall..