Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 13

SATURDAY, AP81L 8, 1950 ALTON EVENING TfiLBQRAPM PAOS Easter Services At East Alton Churches EAST First Bap(1st Church will conduct two Kaster worship services. The first will he at 9 a. ni. with the Rev. William F.

Bohn, pastor, vising as his sermon subject "Easter Sunday school class sessions will CollcAv at 10 a. and the final morning worship service will be at 11 a. with the pastor acain speaking. The senior choir will provide music for both services. The Baptist Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.

m. with the evening worship service following at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Bohn will speak on the subject "Remembering His Words." Mrthodisls t'latl Sunrise Service The First Methodist Church will conduct sunrise services at 6 o'clock at Westerner Club grounds.

The pastor, the Rev. L. B. Walk- Ington, will ho the speaker wilh the senior choir performing. A goal of 300 persons in Sunday school has been set by the church for class sessions which will begin at 0:30 a.

m. The morning worship hour at 10:30 a. m. will consist of a baptismal service, reception of membqrs, and special music by the choir. There will be no evening service at the church Easter Sunday.

Pleasant View General Baptist Church will conduct an Kaster service al a. in. at the church, with the pastor, the Rev. Robert Frit Is, in charge. Friendship General Rapt 1st Church will meet at 5:30 H.

m. at the church for a service. There will be a guest speaker because of the recent, illness of the pastor, the Rev. C. E.

Murray. Mope to Break Record The Church of God on Pence avenue will observe Rally Day Kasler Sunday, when It will strive to break the record Sunday school attendance of 127. The pastor, the Rev. N. A.

Jordan, reported 107 in attendance last Sunday and a goal of 150 has been set for tomorrow. The pastor will speak at the morning worship service al 11 a. m. and in the evening at 7:30. Bethel Pentecostal Church, Third and Lincoln streets, will observe Faster Sunday with Sunday school class sessions at 9:45 a.

followed hy morning worship service nt 11 n. with the pastor, (he Rev. C. A. Wanner, speaking on (lip subject "The Kmpty Tomb," Church membership and friends will enjoy a basket dinner at noon in the basement of the church.

Children of (lie Sunday school will he taken In the Knst Alton play- gi-mind for an PKK hunt at 2 p. m. The Rev. Wngnfr will again speak at the worship service at 7 p. m.

To Hi'iir KvniiRcllst The Kast Alton Pentecostal Church will hear a guest speaker, the Rev. W. II. Sumroll, who wilh his wife, the Rev. Gladys Sumroll, has been conduct ing services since Wednesday evening.

There will be services al Hie church today, beginning with nit-etiiiK of the children's "Booster Band" at 7:15 p. m. The Rev. Sumroll. a brother to the Rev.

Ernest Sumroll, pastor of Church, Chicago 1 and a brother to Lester Sumroll, world traveler, will speak. There will be services at the church Sunday eve- nine beginning al 7:30, with tin 1 VOTE FOR ROGER R. RUEDIN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE A UNION MAN EMPLOYED AT SHELL OIL COMPANY MEMBER OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 525 Mrtrefc Ft're Loss Is $35 At East Alton KAST ALTON'-- Fire Chief Frank KraslPr reported eight runs were made hy the department during March. Two runs were made to residences, two were for car fires, one to a light pole fire, and three mh- hish tires. Chief Kensln- estimated $35 In damage resulted.

The runs were more numerous hut damage less compared to February, when five runs were and damage was estimated fll Master I'nrty for Scouts KAST ALTON Fourteen mem- heis of Inlet mediate Girl Scout Troop i'-l enjoyed an Kasler parly at I lip home of a memher, Sylvia Dodrl, ins Herman, Thursday afternoon. An PKK hunt was a feature of the parly, followed hy sanies with awarded to persons excelling. A gift of appreciation was presented to the lender- of the troop, Mrs. (tlenn Snxlon, hy Scouts and the committee women of the troop, Mrs. Kdward Dielzman, Mrs.

Hanks, Mrs. Lyold Blnsa, and Mrs. Everett Dodd. Prizes were awarded to winners in the ivcen: cookie sale. Brendii Saxton received first for selling 3 4 hoxes of cookies, Phyllis Rea, second, 30, and Margaret Crane, third, L'fi.

Refreshments were served hy the hostess, assisted hy her mother, from a table decorated in orchid and yellow and centered with a large imitation rnhhit. Dad's Club to Mt-rt KAST ALTON-The Dad's Cluh will meel Monday at p. m. at Blnir School. A report of the recent 'Dad's Club show will be given.

pastor of the church, the Rev. M. Wilson, in charge. The Full 1 Assembly Church will present a pageant al the service at 7:30 p. m.

at the church. Adults of the church will be in charge of the pageant, with program of music, recitations, and special numbers by children of the Sunday school. Mrs. Leo Voss, Mrs. Virgil Willis, and Mrs.

Bernie Krwin are in charge of the program. The pastor, the Rev. Arthur f. Sherman, will speak at the morning worship hour. To Hear Collinsville, Pastor Ml Gideon General Baptist Church has been conducting a week of pre-Knsler services at HIP church, with guest speakers each evening.

The Rev. Clark Ham, Collinsville, will he speaker at. 7:30 p. m. today.

The Rev. Raymond While, pastor, will speak at the service al 6 a. using for his sermon subject, "The Dawning of a New Day." Women of the church will serve a breakfast in the dining room of the church following the sunrise service. The Sunday school hour will be at. 9:45 a.

m. with the Rev. White speaking at 11 a. m. The Sunday evening service will be conducted by the Rev.

White at 7:30. VOTER-ATTENTION Be Sure to Mark Your Ballot Correctly peg aa ION pooo POOD POOO SXHYW 3S3HJ, pooo 33 TIIM SHHYW 3S3HJ, EULALIA HOTZ Democratic Candidate for COUNTY CLERK Auto Accident At Wood River WOOD RTVER. Cars driven hy Mrs. Hester Brown, 210 Virginia avenue. East Alton, and C.

White, 340 South Twelfth street, Wood River, were Involved In an accident at the corner ol Kdwardsvllle and Ninth street, at p. Friday. Damage WAS reported to the left side and motor of White's car. The front of the Brown auto was damaged. Ransacked WOOD RIVRR.

George Evanoff. 'Jfvl Lorena avenue, reported to police at. 11 p. m. Friday that his home had been entered and 22 silver dollars were missing.

At 10:30 p. Ralph Harris, 217 Ac- Ion avenue, reported his house had been entered and ransacked, but nothing had been taken. Visiting In South Bend WOOD RIVER. Dr. and Mrs.

K. Mahoney, 714 Wood River avenue, are spending the Easter weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mahoney, and daughter, Mary Ann, al South Bend, Ind.

James, who graduated from Hie University of Illinois In February, Is studying law at Notre Dame University, Sloan Improving WOOD RIVER -Mrs. Delia Sloan returned home from Wood River Township Hospital Friday where she has been a patient the past two weeks suffering with a heart condition. Her three daughters. Mrs. Cecil Pickard, Mrs.

Bon Tulluy, and Miss Blossom Sloan cnnic here from Chicago al the time of the attack to attend her. Mrs. Pickard will remain indefinitely to care for her mother who resides with a son, Jack, al 114 South Tenth street. (iuest SpiMike.r Church WOOD Rev. Ernest Williams, Springfield, will be KUf-st speaker at the m.

and 7:30 p. m. services at the Assembly of God Church, 78 Jennings avenue, Sunday. The Rev. Williams, former national general superintendent of the denomination, is presently a professor of theology at Central Bible Institute, Springfield.

Special music will be furnished by the choir, directed by Mrs. C. K. Cusler, at both services, featuring a vocal solo by Miss Eddie Waters, and a vocal trio composed of Miss Lois Berrey, Miss Georgia Lou Dean, and Miss Charlotte En toe. FRedlng WOOD RIVER A feeding station for birds is located on the window sill of Miss Martha Hammet's first grade room at Washington School.

The trough was constructed by the junior high school manuel training class under the direction of John Stahlheber, instructor. The local Club donated food. To dale this spring the pupils have studied Baltimore orioles, cardinals and robins who pay daily visits to the station. Lnitintion WOOD RIVER The Esther Temple of Pythian Sisters wilJ have a formal initiation ceremony at Odd Fellows hall at 8 p. Tuesday, Refreshments will be Muriel Republican Candidate For County Treasurer EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED Solicits Your Support and Good Will Club Egg Hunt Sunday AtWoodRiver WOOD children of the community are Invited to participate In the annual Easier egg hunt being staged by the Lions Club nt the high school athletic field at 2:,10 p.

Sunday. Thu field will be divided Into two sections lo accomodate children under six years of age In one area and all older In another. The and girls will enter (he grounds at the west gate on the south side of the field. Five thousand 'eggs will be scattered over the field, according to Beaumount Parks, chairman In charge. Members of the Boys and committee assisting the chairman are William Tslmprls, Frank Vanylk, Jesse Ford, Russell Bell and other Lions.

The Rev. Wolf in UrnailrnM WOOD R1VEH at the Gtave," Ihe rcsurectlon record according lo the gospel of Si. John, will he the subject presented hy the Rev. N. pastor uf the St.

Paul Lutheran Church, In his broadcast over a St. Louis radio station al 3:30 p. Sunday. Toast musters nt Kdtvardxvillc WOOD will be Installed al a Joint dinner meeting of Alton, Edwardsvlllc, and llllnl Toast masters clubs at Eden Evangelical Church, Edwardsvllle, at 6:45 p. m.

Tuesday. Wives and guests are Invited to attend. Persons wishing reservations are to contact Norman T. Robey. Brownies Mukr Hospital Favors WOOD for I hi Easter Sunday food trays at Wood River Township Hospital were marie by Brownie Girl Scout Troop 02 when It held Its regular weekly meeting at Wood River School, Thursday.

The troop is sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Auxiliary of post 2850 with Mrs. Herbert Ball as leader and Mrs. G. K. McCoy assistant.

Members are Beverly Ball, Syvilla Duncan, Donna Gibson, Patricia Holtzscher, Claire Lauchner, Sandra McCoy, Nancy Scandrett, Jackie Taynoi, Jackie Walker, and Donna Whiltlu- man. KKK Hunt at Wi'stcrnor Cluh WOOD RIVER Fifty-four pupils of the Washington School kindergarten went to the Westerner Club grounds, Thursday after noon, for an Easter egg hunt. Accompanying them were the teacher, Miss Blllle Schwegman, and mothers, Mrs. Dorothy Ricks, Mrs. Richard Plnkerton, Mrs.

William Doll, Mrs. W. J. Hill, Mrs. James Towey, Mrs.

Rplland Spitxe, Mrs. Robert Rich, Mrs. Everett Hcgeman, Mrs. Lloyd Dildlne, Mrs. Seymour Stein and Mrs.

VentlmlK- lla, Room molhers in charge of ar- rangemenls were Mrs. Pinkerton, Mrs. Ralph Van Home, Mrs. Towey and Mrs. Norman Ballard.

Junior Club Meeting WOOD Roy Adams is program chairman for the "International Relations" meeting of the Junior Woman's Club at the Wood River Women Hear Stale Legislator WOOD Mortgc, Gtanlte City, state representative of Illinois, will be guest speaker ni the "Legislation" meeting of the Wood River Woman's Club at Wood River School, Tuesday eve- nlng. Also featured on the program will be a mixed vocal ensemble of IS students of Ihe Eost Alton-Wood River Community High School tinder the direction of Miss Vera Mrs.F. 3. Manning and Mrs. M.

T. Nichols are program chairmen. Hostesses include Mrs. V. L.

Brnvo, Mrs. F. W. Batter, Mrs. Joseph Bund, Mrs.

L. Brummet Mrs. J. Braden, H. J.

Borgstedt, Mrs, T. W. Bolds, Mrs F. G. Blnger, Mrs.

Fred Berry, and Mrs. Joe Barker. Wood Hlver WOOD RIVER -Mrs. Irvln Rau, 231 Tenth street, Is spending Wednesday through Sunday of this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Goldbeck, at Belleville. William Zimmerman, who resides at the home of his daughter, N. L.

Wolff, 83') Acton avenue, is spending this week at Lansing, visiting with his sister, Mrs A. L. Murray. Norman L. Wolf a senior, and Joy June Wolf, a freshman, at Valparaiso University are spending the Kaster holiday with their parents, the Rev.

and Mrs. Wolff, 834 Acton avenue. They have us (heir guest another Val parlso student, Warren Helming ol Waterbury, Conn. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Slaals, 291 Thirteenth street, had as dinner guests, Wednesday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Al Vessel of Community Wood River School, Monday evening. Mucls chairman Is Mrs Carter Moore. The hostesses Include Mrs, Sidney Goldfarh, Lonnle Bowman, and Mrs. William Bluhm.

Pmril sfnt i. 9f. CHARLfcS, Afrt-ll 8, Hjalmer AleftafMertdfi, 83, and his wife, Hulda, 82, Were found ifcoi to death in their ffttmftouw weft of here fiyfofl R. Scott, Kane County sheriff, said It appeared that the matt had shot his wife, then turned the shotgun on himself. Hartford Man Hurt In Auto Accident HARTFORD.

Allen E. Lawrence, 103 Maple street, was admitted to Wood River Township Hospital, last evening, suffering lacerations of the forehead and abrasions received when he was Involved In an Automobile accident about 9:30 o'clock on Vaughn's Hill near Balster's Corner. Driver of the second car In Ihe mishap, according tn the sheriff's office, was William Bond, Route 1, East Alton, Land clearing In Sonora has markedly Increased Mexico's fine production. Park, Hartford, and Mrs. Mnttle Belle Elliot), their houseguesl this week.

The of Foreign Wars Auxiliary unit of post 2859 will have an Initiation ceremony al the regular semi-monthly meeting al the Memorial club, Monday, al 7:30 p. m. Refreshments will be served. FIESTA COFFEE SHOP 206 Bast Ferguson WOOD RIVER, ll-L. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY fine Foods TfttfM IW matt tfrtn 8800 in 30 itltti of Ing an average of ol coal annually, Read Telegraph Want Adi WHOSE FAULT IS IT? Accidents Involving: children are judged the fault of (ho cr In the majority of enses.

Avoid risking: your a I and your future by hav- Ing complete Insurance coverage, RE-ELECT HAROLD F. WADLOW REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN THE ONLY MADISON COUNTY CANDIDATE FOR THIS OFFICE The man icho dejacted the St. Clair County McGlynn Machine in 1948. EARL POLLACK OF EAST ST. LOUIS HAS WITHDRAWN AND IS ASKING HIS FRIENDS TO SUPPORT THIS CAN- 01 DATE.

Election, April 11, 195O East Alton Woman's Club To Hear Ceramics Talk KAST will be the theme of the program for the meeting of the East Alton Woman's Club, Tuesday, at 7:30 p. at the Community Building. Mrs. Charles T. Gabbert, program chairman, will present.

Mrs. Al Hacke, art Instructor in the junior high school, who will speak and give a demonstration on ceramics. Music will he provided by Jessen Conservatory of Music, Alton. Mrs. K.

R. Ricks, president, will conduct the business session at. which time the annual election of officers will take place. Hostesses for the meeting will he Mrs. Harold McDonald, chairman, Mrs.

Cora Long, Mrs. Norma LaTowskey, Mrs. Everett Harrington, Mrs, Clifford Cooper, Mrs. John Dear, and Mrs. Arthur Sweet.

Club Chorus to Practice KAST East Alton Woman's Club chorus will hold a practice session Monday at 7 p. m. at the Community Building under Ihe direction of Mrs. William Buckler. Sunshine Sisters Meet EAST The Sunshine Sisters class of the First Baptist Church celebrated the birthdays of Mrs.

W. H. Wilson, Mrs. Burdette Stark, Mrs. Harold Chamberlain, and Mrs.

Klmer Cannedy with a covered dish dinner in the social rooms of the church, Friday. The all day meeting was attended by Mrs. John Treat, teacher, Mrs. Ola Stevens, Mrs. Elmer Cannedy, Mrs.

H. O. Clausen, Mrs. L. H.

Hale, Mrs. Lena B. Hindricks, Mrs. Bessie Thomae, Mrs. Kllzabefh Richardson, Mrs.

Clay Tale, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoehn, Mrs. Delia Wilder, Mrs. Wlnfred Lauchner, Mrs. Daisy Klnkslaff, ana Mrs.

Mary Mohundro. Guests were Ihe Rev. and Mrs. William F. Bohn, the Rev.

and Arthur I. Sherman, Mrs. Stark and daughter, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Guy Slglar, Mrs.

Josephine McCain, Mrs. Fredrick E. Reuss, Mrs. Floyd Blaine, Chamberlain, Mrs. Alvin Cannedy, H.

O. Clausen, L. H. Hale, and Klmer Cannedy, The Rev. Sherman, pastor of the Full Gospel Assembly Church, was the speaker, using for his subject the 15 letters ol the words "Sunshine Sisters." Mrs.

Martha Hill, one of the charter members of the class and a teacher for several years, was unable lo attend because of a recent illnes. Vacation With KAST Wilson, ton of Mi 1 and Wilson, 519 Lincoln, a student at Illinois Slate Normal, Sob Joiner, and Buddy l.ile, ions of Mr. and Mn. Moren Joiner, 525 Washington and Mr- and Mrs. M.

Llle, 226 Goulding, students at Illinois Wesleyan University are spending the Faster weekend with their parents, LEO J. DOUGHERTY 646 North Thirty-Third Street East St. Louis, Illinois April 7,1950 Democratic Voten, Madison St. Clear Counties, State of Illinois. Dear Friends: In defense of the truth, I am compelled to lake this means of counteracting the misleading accounts that have been appearing in the newspapers oi this area, In their enthusiasm to defeat my candidacy for reelection as Slate Central Committeeman for the Democratic Par(y, they have continued to imply by false and innuendo that my criticism concerning patronage in this district also applies to Governor Stevenson and the program that is striving so earnestly to accomplish for the benefit of the people of our great state.

I want Jo make it unmistakably clear that as a member of the Slate Committee thai selected Adlai Slevenson, fell lhat he was a man of high ideals and outstanding integrity. It was my opinion, and that of the entire committee, lhat Adlai Stevenson was Iruly the man to lead the Democratic Parly in sweeping the nefarious incumbents from the high office that the people had entrusted to their care. I am still of the same opinion today. I am one hundred per cent behind Governor Slevenson in his efforts to give the good people of Illinois an honest, businesslike adminis- (ration. In the last session of Ihe legislature, I gave willingly of my time and counsel in an elfort to assist him in fulfilling his promise to the people.

I feel thai after many years, we can point with genuine pride lo our State Capilol and to the man that occupies the Gov. ernor's chair. Notwithstanding anything lhat you may hear to the contrary, I am proud of the record of Governor Stevenson and of his devotion to a oi value which the body and of integrity, Rest assured thai at your duly elected Democratic Pqrty Leader, I will continue to support his policies of accomplishmtnt, relying most sinctrtly on the fundamental doctrint that, "Good Government is Good Politics" Sincerely yours, Leo J. Dougherty Your Stall Ctntral (Thli Itr Uo t..