Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 15

MABfcH 10, ALTON fiVEWNQ TfiLBQRAPtt PAOB FlPTlBM Anniversary of Messiah Church Weave on Hack! Special Events Planned For Sunday Dean Leonard C. Wuerffol of Concordla Theological Seminary, St. Louis, will speak at Messiah Lutheran Church, Milton road and Oakwood, Sunday In a special service at 10:30 a. marking the fifth anniversary of the dedication of Messiah Chapel. The Messiah School Choir under direction of A.

C. Krallmann, school principal, will sing. Officiant for the service will be Pastor William Wessler. The Rev. H.

A. Rehwaldt, of Enst St. Louis, chairman of the District Lutheran Board of Missions, will speak at an anniversary fellowship supper In the chapel hall at 5:30 p. m. The Rev.

Rehwaldt is also pastor of St. Peter's I Lutheran Church East St. Louis. Master of ccre- L. 0.

Wuerffel monies wlll i be Donald F. Stoncback of Messiah congregation, "The Sickle or the Cross," motion picture produced by the international Lutheran Laymen's League, portraying the struggle between Communism and Christianity, will be shown in the chapel nl 7:30 p. m. The public is invited. Messiah Chapel wns erected in the winter of 1944-45 by the newly- organized mission congregation founded in 1943 by Pastor Wessler under sponsorship of South Illinois District Lutheran Board of Missions In consultation with Trinity congregation of Alton.

The edifice was dedicated in special services Sunday, March 11, 1945. It is the first unit In a master-plan to be completed at a future date with erection of a main church building. Band Builders to Hear Newspaperman Paul S. Cousley of the Telegraph will be guest speaker at-the meeting of Alton Band Builders to be held in Room 216 at Alton High school, Monday evening. A program of special music will be presented.

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The Golden Link class of the Methodist Church will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Schillinger of West Forrest street, Saturday at 7:30 p. m. The Adult Bible class will hold iis regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Sanner on Knst Maple street. The party wns to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie, but becnu.se of Mrs.

McKeUJtle being 111. the party will he held at her daughter's home. Returns Mnntn HARTFORD. Mrs. Harold Hawkins, SpHngfirld, returned home Thursday after visiting with her sister nnd family, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Fry for the pnsl five days. Hiilltlsl About 50 persons attended pot-luck nt the Baptist Church Wednesday evening. Miss Thelmn Benson, choir director has slnrled rehearsing special music for Easier. The choirs are nlso planning special numbers for the revival to begin March 19.

To Piny In Rnncl 1'Vxlivnl HARTFORD, Seehnus- en, clarinetist. nnd Carol Richardson, saxophonist will participate in the bnnd feslival nl Edwnrdsville Snturdnv. "BUGSY'S" GIRL ia Hill, myflrno.i', girl fnrnd of sldin g.ingstcr Bon- larnin (Bup 1 1 is to H.irr, I rovci.ilfd HI Qix.i^o. Fimrd vvilh Hdusn's one by the U. jushrr Department in hinpjon rl'SC losing tli.it it pUns to deport I IQ Cc'- rn.iMy soon is possible -NLA Telepholo Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" Paper Admits Refusing Space to RadidAdvertisera CLEVELAND, March 10.

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and Mrs. BcrrleU McCann of East Second street, who has been confined for the )iast 10 days at a local hospital, is improving and is expected home soon. Her illness was first diaKllosed ns mnllunanl. bill her parents have announced that she will recover. "Corky," as she is known lo everyone, especially enjoyed I he cards sent by well-wishers, READ F.ORAP1I WANT AT)S ATTENTION ALL EPISCOPALIANS The only service this coming Sunday will be at 10:45 in ST.

PAUL'S CHURCH 10 EAST THIRD The sermon will be broadcast by the Presiding Bishop of the Church. WILLIAM H. BRADY, Reclor. antailito! iutt eti hi likti You ean't beat our shift ler vice for giving ihlftlthlt cf isp tppearance leslinjfrtshMtt kindi of weather) Men thit "like-new" bok I SHIRTS beautifully laundered and smartly ironed LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS RUG CLEANERS FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 000 Broadway Dial 8-8877 Carrollton Church Services Are Resumed The coal shortage having been remedied, church will be resumed Sunday in the Presbyterian and Baptist churches and will continue as usual In the Methodist Church, which was not affected by a lack of coal. For the third Sunday of lent, Dr.

C. C. Benedict of the Presbyterian Church will use as his sermon subject, "Pilgrimage to Calvary." The two following Sundays there will be a series of lenten sermons. Sunday, March 19 the theme will be "Judas and His Passion" and Sunday, March 26 the theme will be "Judas and tho Betrayal." Thursday night the choir will rehearse. "Two Foundations" Is the theme of the sermon to be given Sunday by the Rev.

Laurel qrlgg In the Baptist Church. The BYF will meet at 6:30 p. followed by the Sunday evening service at 7:30. Two candidates will receive the ordnance of baptism at this service. The Rev.

Marshall D. Ulm will speak on the subject, "Driven by the Wind" at the Sunday morninK worship service in the Methodist Church. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at 5 p. m. The Rev.

Victor Roberts, district superintendent, will speak at a worship service Sunday at 7:30 p. which will be followed by a quarterly conference meeting. Honors Daughter on Birtltday CARROLLTON Mr. and Mrs. Oren Slebermann will entertain at dinner this evening at their home, honoring their daughter, Betty Ann, who is celebrating her eighteenth birthday.

Guests will be Miss Mary Ellen Hubbard, Miss Hester Bailey, Miss Inn Brock, Miss Joan Daniels, Miss Patty Short, Miss Berna Lee Becker, Miss Mary Eldred, Miss Janello Maholland, Miss Barbara Admire, Miss Mary Louis Richards, Miss Donna McDonald, and Miss Darleen Gllllngham. Attend Hearing Attorney. L. A. Mehrhoff, Sheriff Arthur M.

Powell, and Deputy Sheriff Guy Cunningham went lo Springfield Thursday to attend a hearing before the pardon and parole board concerning the Curtiss Chapman and Carson Segcr case. A previous appeal for clemency to the state had been denied the two youths. Hartford PTA to Hear.Miss Quinn HARTFCTRD, The Parent- Teacher Association of Woodrow Wilson School will hold Its monthly meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the school building.

The program will feature "Parents Night." Miss Mary Margaret Qulnn will give a talk on her trip to Europe. Entertains Club HARTFORD. Mrs. Klmer Fry of East Third street entertained 1 her club at her home Wednesday i evening. The guests played pin- 1 ochle and prizes were given to Mrs.

Muriel Sparks, Mrs. Ossln picket Mrs. Wreathe Grover, and Mrs. Pauline Hicks. Luncheon was served by the hostess.

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