The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 15

1 July 12, 1945. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE FIFTEEN Connie Daniels Has 2 Guests Miss Constance Daniels, home from Vassar college for the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Daniels, West Macon street, has two of her roommates as guests this week. They are Miss Fanny Davis of Houston, Texas. and Miss Ellen Tucker of Ashland, Wis. The girls will go to Chicago for several days and then to Miss Tucker's home in Ashland for a visit. They are passing most of their time this week out at the Country Club of Decatur, watching the Illinois Women's Golf association tournament and rooting particularly for Miss Marjorie Lindsay, who was Miss Davis' classmate at Miss Shipley's school.

Woman's Council Has New Vice President Mrs. H. J. Pettee has been named vice president of the Decatur Woman's Council, announces Mrs. Lawrence Knuth, president.

She succeeds Mrs. W. B. Soules, who resigned in April, and will be in charge of all programs for the council this year. The council board will have a picnic on July 31 at 12:30 o'clock in Mrs.

Pettee's home in West William street. Mrs. Knuth, the president, has been giving talks to Decatur groups to explain the organization. purpose and accomplishments of the council, and now will give her first out of town talk on the subject next Tuesday, when she goes to Milam Home Bureau unit in Dalton City. Betty Mae Ryan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Ryan, 1521 East North, and Cynthia Dolson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dolson, 1715 East North. are St.

Louis for a couple of weeks, visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolson.

Both girls attend St. Teresa high school. Ties Feature Golf Play at South Side Mrs. William Lynn Davis won first for 18 hole golf play at South Side yesterday afternoon G. Hamill was Country, club.

second. Mrs. Harry Humphry and Mrs. Harry Bloomquist tied for first place among the women who played nine holes and there was a three way tie for second place. Second place winners were W.

Robinson. Mrs. K. B. Gardner, and Mrs.

William Bradley. Warnick Niece Weds Miss Orvillene Brown of Peoria, niece of Mrs. Clark Warnick, 1140 West Decatur, and Harry E. Baker of Peoria, were married June 24 in First Baptist church in that city, by Rev. Angus Hull, Jr.

They came to Decatur for part of their wedding trip, and now are at home in 200 West Hines, Peoria Heights. Eagles auxiliary will meet at 8 p. m. tonight, with a' social hour afterward. U.

S. Army Mothers Post No. 1 will meet at 8 p. m. Friday in Modern Woodman hall, with a social hour and refreshments afterward.

Mrs. Earl Day and her daughter Harriett, 420 North Oakland avenue, left yesterday to pass the summer in Ohio. Mrs. Day will visit her mother, Mrs. W.

H. Cooper, and her sister, Mrs. Kenneth L. Hunt, in Akron and Harriett will attend Yawaca camp on Lake Erie near there. Double Ten club will have potluck supper Friday promptly at 6:30 p.

m. in Johns Hill park. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Freda L. Pauley, 453 Prairie, a secretary at the Caterpillar Military Engine company, and Master Technical Sergeant John D. Hight, son of C.

R. Hight of Dalton City. Her mother is Mrs. Merrill Reeder of Beecher City. Sergeant Hight FREDA L.

PAULEY served two years in the Pacific with the marines, and now is at Quantico, Va. The wedding will be July 25 in St. Thomas church. Miss Grace K. Hight and Miss Gloria Cappo entertained 30 guests in the Decatur Club Wednesday evening with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Pauley.

She's Nurse Aid in Spare Time Rowena Dickey, Tuesday Recitalist, Is Busy Rowena Dickey's audience day night for her piano recital in Albert Taylor hall at Millikin will include a considerable sprinkling of persons whose faces she has washed and whose aching backs she has rubbed. For Miss Dickey finds time every summer when she is home from Eastman school of music, to put in a number of hours daily as a nurse aid in St. Mary's hospital. Next to piano playing and music in general, she likes that hard CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS ELEGANT ELEPHANT $100 The GIRAFFE Happy $100 COZY KITTEN PLUMP PIG Illinois Retailers' Occupational Expense On Books Has Been Eliminated Calotts BOOK STORE 406 N. WATER PH.

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Metzler as chairman in general charge. There will be an afternoon two-ball mixed foursome for women not in the semi-finals. Tomorrow sees the tournament finals, and the guests will all leave to return to their homes. Lt. Dale Jackson Flies to West Coast Lieutenant Dale Jackson left yesterday for Chicago and will fly today to Fort Ord, after a short leave a at home with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Jackson, 1159 West Forest. His fiancee, Miss Jane Matthewson of Chicago, came down for last weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Behnke their two sons, Gary Richard and Walter Carlton of Rock Island are here for two weeks with Mr. Behnke's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter F. Behnke, Lost Bridge Road. Young Mrs. Behnke is the for- spring, before a critical audience of professional and student artists, and won extremely high praise.

Tickets for her Tuesday night program are on sale and reservation now at Haines and Essick's, or may be obtained at $1 each, tax included, at the door Tuesday. Sigma Alpha Iota sorority members are responsible for the musical treat Decatur. WANTED! Woolen Pressers humbles CLEANERS) 1018 North Water Phone 5319 GLASSES PAY ES IS $9-50 -A thorough scientific examination. -Choice of modern Ful-Vue gold-filled frames or mountings or plastic frames. -KRYPTOK BIFOCALS, Single Vision or Reading Glasses same price.

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Out of town guest was Donna Woolens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woolens, who are visiting Mrs.

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The Bach "Passacaglia and Fugue" in minor was the opening number and Stokowski concluded with the Sixth Symphony by Tschaikowsky. 10 Positions Open in Dewitt Rural Schools Clinton, July 11 (Staff) There are approximately 10 teacher vacancies in the 71 Dewitt county rural schools, A. W. Dickey, county superintendent of schools, said today. Mr.

Dickey said that he expects to see the list of vacancies reduced soon. He explained that emergency teaching certificates have been available since July 1 to persons who held them last year. It probably will be necessary to engage teachers who are issued emergency certificates, he added, in order to provide enough teachers for the PENNEYS An 72" 84" Bright and Blue, Green, Tuck you and tifully rayon weight, they're ACTRESS TO WED New York, July 11 AP)-Stage and screen actress Luise Rainer and Robert Knittel, publisher, obtained a marriage license today. The couple plan to wed tomorrow at the Church of the Ascension. RALPH C.

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