Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 7

4-9301. Dixon, Illinois, Tuesday, January 9, 1951 Loveland Has A Busy Year Loveland Community House can remember the year 1950 as having seen the largest number of guests enter its doors since its opening in 1940. A total of 51,376 pepole fi auenaea various tunctions at the community house last year. Meetings to the number of 1,158 were held. May is shown in the date book of the busy center as the largest month of the year.

A feature of this month during which there were 6,755 guests was the annual Flower Show. August is shown to be the smallest month with a total of 2.407. A glance at the busy date book would disclose the Rotary club, the Dixon Woman's club. Women's and Men's Garden clubs, the Pal myra Grange, American Association of University Women, Girl Bcout leaders, Home Bureau units. ehurch groups, the Ministerial association, private parties, wed ding receptions, recitals and DAR meetings a few of the groups meeting weekly or once or twice during the month.

Remember These Dates? Memorable and outstanding happenings at the Loveland Com munity House the past year will be remembered as the annual Flower Show by the Woman's club, the productions by the Dixon Community Players, the Phidian Art club's Fourth annual exhibition by Dixon artists, the Rotary District assembly, the CAR vention, the Lee County Rural Youth banquet and dance and the DAR Antique and Hobby Show. As 1951 begins, Mrs. Mary Downing, director, and those associated with Loveland Community House are looking forward to such events as the Notre Dame club banquet on Jan. 18th, the Flower show in the spring and many more. A special feature of the house is the Lee County Historical Museum located there.

This museum is open from 1 to 5 p. Every Thursday and Friday. Clarence Cover Jr. Is Party Honoree Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Geiger of 2015 Cummins street entertained in honor of Clarence H. Cover, Jr. who was on leave from the USS Mississippi, Norfolk, recently. The honoree is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Cover, 1823 Ninth street. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Geiger and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Cover and son, Bert Geiger, Earl L. Toms, John Cover and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cover and family. YOUNG MOTHERS CLUB The Young Mothers club will Bold its meeting tomorrow eve ning at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Frank Randall, 1121 North Galena. The speaker for the ev ning will be Dr. E. T. Anderson.

Anyone not able to attend is asked to call Mrs. Robert Wilson, CANDLE LIGHTERS TO MEET The Candle Lighters of the Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon, Jan. 12, at 2:30 at the Loveland Community House in we laaies lounge. LITERARY CLUB TO MEET The Twentieth Century Liter ary ciud wm meet at the home of Mrs. Bert Meeks, Friday night at 8 o'clock.

Mrs. August Wimple-berg will have charge of the program. DORCAS SOCIETY TO MEET The Dorcas Society of the West Side Regular Baptist church will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There will be an election of officers and a sack lunch. famous Vickt VapoRub this special brings reiief "spoonfuls of VapoRub in a vaporizer or uuwi oi Doiung water as directed in package.

Then let NEWLYWEDED KNACKS CUT WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Knack pictured above cutting their wedding cake, are at home at 722 Assembly Place following a Florida honeymoon. The former Betty Jane Davis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George L. Davis, Compton, and the son of the Walter C. Knacks, 315 Crawford avenue, Dixon, were wed in December at the First Methodist church. Social Calendar Tonight Dixon Civic Music association to hear Steven Kennedy at the nign school auditorium.

8:15. Missionary Societv of the Church of the Brethren at Loveland Community House. 7:45. Women of the Moose. 8 o'clock.

Wesleyan Society of the Metho dist church scramble supper at the church. 6:30. Nurses Alumni regular meeting- at the home of Miss Agnes Florence. 8 o'clock. Job's Daughters meetine at 7 o'clock and scramble supper at ociock at ine Masonic Temple.

Grace Cooper Walter Mission ary society at the home of Mrs. bpencer Johnson. 7:45. Community Choral association at Loveland Community House. Wednesday Ideal club with Mrs.

J. R. McDaniel. 2:30 pjn. Whiteside Countv Pod Grange at the Jordan Grange hall.

p.m. American Legion auxiliary at me American region nail. 8 p.m. Prairieville Social circle at the church. 12:30 scramble dinner.

Concert of Recorded Music at Dixon Public LiBrary. 4 to 5 p.m. Young Mothers club at the home of Mrs. Frank Randall. 8 p.m.

30th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roman Malach entertained Sunday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner for their 30th wedding anniversary. A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs.

Malach from the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Considine. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Palen, Raymond urew, Mrs. Mary Uhiverton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dempsey, Mrs. Addie Blackburn.

Mr. and Mrs. John Heiden, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers, Mr.

and Mrs. Emmet Drew, Otto Malach and Jack Brady. RECORDED MUSIC Wednesday afternoon from until 5 o'clock there will be a con cert of recorded music at the Dixon Public Library. See Our Selection of FINE FUR COATS Special Orders on Size or Styling GRACEY FUR SHOP 212 N. Hennepin Ph.

2-78S1 Wonderful way orks when Baby catches a Croupy Col from coughs, stuffiness I ,7 11 by millions off modem iLiiIBW Every single breath wHiuuiauon or soothing ISSSSPi deeP toto cold-ooiw gested large bronchial tubef brings special deep-action relief right where croupv colds cause so much misery! To keep up relief, rub Vicks back. It wnrlr. Veni ers Attend Jewelers' Meet Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Venier.

Dixon, returned home Sunday nignc alter attending the 77th anniversary banquet of the Chicago Jewelers' association at the Stev ens hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Venier were quests of Stein and Ellbogen and company jewelery distributors. An etimated 1,6000 jewelers from the midwest attended the banquet.

Mayor Martin H. KenneUy of Chicago was a guest. Following the banquet entertainment was staged for the jewelers. A recep tion at the hotel ended the eve-' ning. TO MIAMI, FLA.

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hawkins, 1410 Galena avenue, are leaving tomorrow morning for Miami, Fla.

They will be gone about a month. On their return trip they will visit New Orleans. COMMUNITY CHORAL ASSOC. The Community Choral associa-, tion will meet at the Loveland Community House tonight at 7:30.1 DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH School of Mission Begins Sunday Eve The School of Mission at the Church of the Brethren on the study of the Moslem religion in the Near East got off to a good start Sunday evening in spite of the cold weather and icy streets. Mary Dadisman, R.

N. from Africa met with the young people and brought the address in the closing assembly. Her work in Africa gave her first hand infor mation of the Moslem faith. The school of mission is held each Sunday evening during Janu ary. The adult class is taught by Adeline Aschliman; the youns people, by Dr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Stern; the intermediates by Mr. ana Mrs. uean Butter baugh; juniors by Mrs. Harry Buzard and the primaries by Ada Glessner and Mrs.

Charles Holmes. There is a fellowship lunch classes are held at 6:30 a the closing assembly is at 7:30 This coming Sunday evening an African sound picture on "Piercing the Shadows" will be shown in the closing assembly. PERSONALS Arthur J. Brown of 515 East Second street is visiting his brother, Charles Brown and sister, Nancy Brown, in Florida. Corporal and Mrs.

Elwood G. Near have returned to their home at 372 Champion Battle Creek, after spending the Christ- 3 holidays with their relatives this vicinity. Cpl. Near re cently graduated from Information and Education school at Carlisle Barracks, and is at present teaching recruits at Ft. Custer.

the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Near and his wife is the former Geraldine Trotter, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trotter, Dixon.

His Fort address: Cpl. Elwood G. Near, R.A 16297261; Btry. Hq. 22nd AAA.

Ft. Custer, Mich. Dick Dusine and Thomas Jordan took their physical examinations yesterday in Chicago fot the United States navy. They sent to Great Lakes Naval Training center where they are stationed. Mrs.

W. W. Roat left earlier in week for Douglas, and Mexico. What We Do Today Determines Our Success DIXON WATER CO. Interested Only In Community Service -v.

ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10 featuring Choice Pelts Advanced Styles Expert Workmanship Variety of Selection On any other day, at any tber atore, snch these will coat joa more. AH are folly guaranteed fart all were oautanding tralaea even before this Clearance BUY NOW BUY DIRECT get top A Representative of THE6REAT NORTHERN FUR M.Y. (reliable 1912) will be In attendance daring this sale TELL ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Herald Mick-ens of Rochelle, formerly of Dixon, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Laureen, to Clarence Nuxoll, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Nuxoll of Effingham, 111. NELSON COMMUNITY CLUB There will be no monthly meet ing of the Nelson Community club Wednesday evening. The meetings will be postponed until further BALDWIN AUXILIARY NEWS Baldwin auxiliary will postpone ts regular mnnthlv rviootino- to the weather. The next meeting win De held next month.

day afternoon at 2:30 at the home uj. mrs. ueurge nawiey. AT KSB HOSPITAL Admitted: Mrs. Elizabeth Henson, Peter Kanzler, Frank Thackaberry, Tampico; Mrs.

Josephi Poff, Walnut; Ray Roffenberger, Donald Bay, Mrs. Mary Wernick. Merritt Davis, Polo and James Biggart. Discharged: Darrell Rinehart and Chester Chapman. Bookkeeping Accounting Tax Service KENNETH LONSBERRY SALE Br" VAluES $265 to $895 TCRMS THE MARILYN SHOP 206 FIRST ST.

DIXOI Grand Detour Mission Guild Members of the Grand Detour Mission Guild met last Thursday aiternoon at the home of Mrs. Alfred Parks. The meeting was conducted by the new president. Mrs. Charles Senn.

Mrs. Harold Nettz had charge of the devotions and an annual report of the tt ury was given by the treasurer. Papers were read on the various mission fields of the world. Rvfveslunenta were served ai the close of the meeting. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Women's Missionary Society of St Paul's Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Maude Chiverton, 404 North Dement avenue. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Bert Ortgiesen and Mrs. Charles Hank. All ladles of the church are wel-j Myers'Keslar Wedding Here At home on a farm at Hillsdale.

Wyo. will be oewlyweds, the Mel-vin Keslars. Mrs. Keslar is the for mer Thelroa Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Myers, Route Franklin Grove, and Melvin' parents are the Elias Keslars of Hillsdale. Their wedding weu event Uie day of at St. Paul's Lutheran church, Dixon. Rev. George J.

Curran read single ring ceremony. The parents of the bride were the attendants. The bride was a eraduate of Frankfin Grove high school with the class of 1947 and the groom attended school at Hillsdale, Wvo. The newlyweds spent a few days visiting with relatives and friends around Franklin Grove and vicinity. NEED letterheads, bill heads, envelopes, business cards or anything i else in commercial printing? If so Dial 2-1051 and be assured of high class workmanship, good quality, quick service and reasonable prices.

B. F. Shaw Printing Co. '( 99th Year In Business In Dixon, m. Page Seven Dinner Honors Miss Dadisman Mrs.

Clarence B. Fike enter-1 tained at dinner last evening onng Dadisman, R. Nigeria. West Africa. Miss I Dadisman who is visiting home of Dr.

and Mrs. Wilbur E.I Stern, will speak tonight at thel Missionary Society of the Churchl of the Brethren at 7:45 at thel Loveland Community House. Has Holiday Shopping 'Cleaned You Out? Need Cash? SEE CHUCK fl LOANS $20 $500 Stop in or Phone Northern 111. Corp. Under State Supervision 108 S.

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