Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 8

MONDAY, OCTOBER I. 1949 FAGS EIGHT na uai jocmal-cazetti and coschzkcul-stak, mattoon, oximou A. Speaker Division Head State Meeting Patriarchs MiGtant lexas Cities Wait Coming of Hurricane Two Mattoon Women Hurt in Accident Supreme Court's Fall Term Opens WsjhIntW-k)--. Tht Suprtmt Court-opened Ht fan term today with a brief session given over chiefly to tributes to Justices Frank Murphy and Wiley B. Rutledgt who died during tht summer recess.

Chief Justice Vinson announced the deatha of Murphy and Rutledgt and tuloglzed their life work; "Prof Makes Talk to A program outlining the introdue-tlon o( speech correction in this area wm presented today at the Rotary Club huWveon meeting tat the Eo- MB. fc Orat Principal introduced by H. W. Ntemeyer, pro-pa chairman, waa Dr. Pearl Bryant, anocUU professor of speech at Sestera TUlnoU State College in Charleston.

Abo speaking in behalf oT tho academic program declined to train teacterr to brapaech cor reotlonlsta wu Dr. R. O. Bustard, collet president Miss Bryant stated that aha to aeart and aoul a speech correc-ttonist" and cited numerous al oe speech defect, ouch as Speech Rotary taut out that ehlldran muni ha tuwht Zt7 tLiT Jj. weer piace socieiy.

The program described by Or. Bryant it a state problem and It financed in public schools with state stated that 90 per cent of speech difficulties are artlculatory and that tat this Immediate area the most prevalent difficulty comer substitutions, such as 'the sound for "th" and the reverse. Correction of speech defects nt ehlldren depends oa three Important factors, she said. They art willing- neat of tht child to wish to oorrect bis speech defects, co-operation of parenU and co-operation of the classroom teacher. r.

Bryant described the clinic at the college and cited examples of success she has had tat the one year she bat been there. She sJso described bow the audiometer meas ures hearing, an Important factor Corpus Christl, 100-mlle-an-hour hurricane moved slowly toward the industrial-studded Texas gUf coast today. An along tht eresent-shaped' 'coastline from Corpus Christl to Galveston, about 250 miles, nrenara- tlons were made for a bis blow late today. Tides already were running, high and torrential rains drenched the whole area. Nearly four inches of rain had fallen at Galveston.

Corpus Christl, site of the big naval air training. center, ordered schools closed. Thlrty.flve four-engine bombers took off in a rain squall for a safe haven at Ooodfel- low field at Sao -Angeto, "tar -West Texas. Merchants wera busy boarding up Piste flast windows. Low land dwellers were ordered away from tht coast line.

At 0:45 a. m. (CST.) tht hurricane was centered about 135 miles east southeast of Brownsville, on the extreme southern tip of tht Texas coast Tht U. Weather Bureau said it was increasing In Intensity at it moved eoastward. It' estimated tht wind velocity had increased from 90 miles to 100 miles aa hour during tht morning.

Revival Services at Full Gospel Tabernacle A revival opened Sunday evening at the FuU Gospel Tabernacle, 3909 Marshall avenue, with a song service led by Junior South. Ralph LaMasters led la prayer and a gospel trio sang "My sheep Know My Voice, Evangelist Bert Talcott of Spring field gave the sermon on a subject concerning the mission of Christ Rev. A. L. Blackburn, pastor, said that services will continue tacn evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Mattoon Man Given Charleston Speed Fine Charleston, HL Lester Z. Brady of MattooB Wat fined IS and cost by 'Justice T. Sanders Sunday night on a speeding charge. Sent to Penal Farm Bert Eaton, a resident of the Star Hotel, was sentenced to serve 90 days on tht penal farm by Judge Frank French Saturday afternoon when he pleaded guilty to a charge of common drunkenness. Eaton had been arrested only a few days befra on an iatoxlcaUon 1 a.

I 1 Church today was named bead of the division to solicit con- sne annual community cnest arive which opens Oct 17. Mr. Church n.m( tn th fact onml Chairman Joseph w. Schilling. Doesn't Know Why He Killed Young Woman Paris, AuthorlUes quoted an Oklahoma oil worker as say- lni Saturday that be killed a young woman Thursday night and then shot himself, staU's Attorney Wilson Dwyer nd Sheriff Allen Creole said A Briscoe, it, of Crescent.

Okla, told them from -his hospital bed, 1 ami know why I did it." They said be did not amplify the statement tad was not questioned further because of his weak JJZ Chest and bad been in condition. He was shot la the juj hospital authorities condition, but said ht would recover. Dwyer said a warrant charging Briscoe with murdering Adella Mae Neale, 19, also of Crescent, bad been nd win Do served, today. Tht tragedy occured Thursday night tat an apartment which Miss NeaUr and Briaooa shared with bar mother tad stepfather, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Crampton, of Bl act-well, okla. Brlsooea estranged wife, Mrs. Frances Briscoe, arrived at his bed- side Saturday from Crescent Charleston Man Gives Disorderly Conduct Bond Charles Milton Lacy of $30 bond for bit release tn tht Mattoon Police Court Sunday after pleading not anility to a charge being drunk and disorderly at tht 1 'i Pollca 1 quoted State'tl Attorney Harwood as saying' that Lacy may Sh yj 1 Alonao Champaign, IB. 1 Two Mattoon women and five Chanuta Field air men were Injured Saturday night In spectacular two-car collision on U.

Highway 45 three miles north of Urbana. The women are Mrs. Betty McTar- land. 19, of 919 North Tenth street. Mattoon, and Mrs.

Carolyn Dowl, 19, of 931 North Tenth street, Mattoon. Mrs. McFerland suffered head Injuries and concussion and Mrs. Dowl a severe laceration of the upper lip. Both were treated at a Champaign hospital and were taken to their homes Sunday.

state police who Investigated the rid- T. tuber ana vernon Hooinson, wnen the car bit a machine operated by mt.ti a Bnun a vHmh after Valleau bad stopped, to pick up a walking airman. Riding with Sergeant Valleau were Pfcs. Harold 8hustak and Carl Wurth. All suffered minor injuries.

Valleau's machine burst into flame shortly after the accident and was destroyed. 8 tuber's machine wu a total ices. Occupants of tb tuber car were reported onroute to a dance at Chs auto Field. Marshal Tito May Free Archbishop New York V- The New York World-Telegram says Marshal Tito is preparing to free Archbishop Alolslje Steplnac. Roman Catholic primate of Yugoslavia.

He was tan- prisoned three years ago on charges thM The World-Telegram, in a dispatch dated Lake Success, says several Cnlted Nations delegates have been Informed unofficially of Tito's plant. The dispatch adds: It would help remove remaining doubts among western statesmen whose morataand fuiarkial up- port Marshal Tito is assiduously wooing. It would strengthen Mar shal Tito's hand among his nation's Catholics. It would help win over American Catholics." Archbishop Steplnac was sentenced in 1946 to serve IS years. Honor Austin Claude W.

Austin. 1430 Broadway, a World War I veteran, was re- elected Judge advocate of tht Ull- eiectea juage aavocate 01 the mi- Mii isou, tnfanirw vrf i. cUtioa at the alott of a. two-dav More than 300 Odd Fellows and Auxiliary members are In tht city for the state meeting of Patriarchs Militant Sessions opened Sunday with a memorial wryice at tht National Guard armory. Tht group attended tht First Baptist church la a body Sunday evening.

Ton members of the local auxiliary took active part In the memorial for "members1 dying within the last year. They were Mr. and Mrs. Royal Stone, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burggraf, Mr. and Mrs. L.

X. Andrews, Mrs. Cora Umsted and Mrs. J. P.

Anderson, musician. R. D. Bills, Association of Commerce welcomed ttae group. A banquet will be served this evening at the First Methodist church, and later the Grand Decoration and the Grand Decoration of Chivalry will be conferred on members at the high school gym at an I o'clock publio meeting.

Regular meetings of the canton are taking place at the Knights of Pythias hall during the three-df event Local Ministers Select Officers Rev. D. E. Ba tern an Was elected president of the Mattoon Ministerial Association today at the organization's meeting in the First Methodist church. Rev.

M. M. Dice was elected vice-president, and Rev. John Codd was named secretary-treasurer. The Central Community church was selected as the site of the an nual Union Thanksgiving services and Rev.

Dice was selected to give the sermon for the occasion. A discussion of plans for conducting a religious census of the city also was held. Mattoon Gets Rainfall A typical faJI rain which began with mild showers before noon Sunday and then pelted down Sunday night gave Mattoon a total of .05 Qf an inch, Weather continued threatening today and from time to time a fine mist swirled along from a mild west breeae. The temperature was steady, hitting 83 degrees at 7 o'clock this morning and leveling off at 65 before 3 o'clock thla after noon. The rain slowed tht soybean har TL; vest, but wu considered a grain centers where bumper crops were flooding elevators.

Mrs. Katherine Pfertsh of Oakland Dead Oakland, HL Mrs. athermt Pfertsh, 33, of Oakland, died Sun- i tat whether a child learnt to speak tum Bpencer Shaw, manager of the northern central division of the D. 8. Chamber of Commerce, who will serve as presiding officer and moderator for a regional conference on national affairs to be conducted here Tuesday by the O.

S. Chamber of Commerce In co-operation with the Mattoon Association merce. of Com- Local Women at Diocesan Council A group from the Church of the Immaculate Conception attended the 31st annual convention of the Springfield Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Sunday In the Le-land Hotel in Springfield. The convention was in session two days, Saturday and Sunday, and closed with a banquet and program at Rt 5:30 o'clock Sunday evening. Rev.

William A. O'Connor, bishop of the Springfield diocese: Rev. Francis Larkln of Massachusetts and Rev. Lloyd Sullivan of St Louis were the principal speakers after the banquet The meeting was at- tended by SOO women from the dlo- The new officers elected included: Mrs. Basil Hunter of Paris, president; Mrs.

William Feldhake of Effingham, treasurer Miss Mary Carroll of Decatur, secretary; and Mrs. Leo Helse of Litchfield, audi tor. Those attending from Mattoon were Rev. Father Daniel Daly. Mr.

and Mrs. A. McClory. Mrs. Everett M.

Thomas, Mrs. J. J. Burke, Mrs. Roy Rowe, Mrs.

Anne Ryan. Mrs. John Schomaker. Mrs. A.

J. Orobel-ny, Mrs. Catherine Consldlne, Misses Sue Sexton, Anna Shay, Mary Baur, Florence Phelan, LoretU Fields. Mercedes Hoag, Mary Mayer, Marjorle Mayer, Ruth Berth and Bernadlne BurtschL Miss Bess Grant and Mrs. M.

Lens of Charles ton were with- the group. Father Daly waa accompanied by Dick Coru Mtae. John Hill, R. J. Stewart and Oene Tuttle, who spent the after noon In Springfield.

DyiiamiteBliistRios Open GaS Pipe. Line Tuscola, 111. Gas flowed again Sunday to Villa Grove, Champaign and Crbana after a dynamite blast ripped a pipeline near here Saturday. Dynamite used on the Roscoe the breat Villa Grove movie patrons wrapped themselves In blankets, and others went to bed to keep warm. Champaign and Urbana had emergency, gas.

stored. YyaitAdsPay! Personals Harry Orenstein and eon, Oene, visited la St Louis Sunday. Jerry Ooeti has re-entered Loyola Dental School in Chicago for tut second year. Jack Hennessey of Champaign 1 Visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Meade. Regular meeting of Kemmerer Guild. Tuesday, Oct 11. 10-3 Mr-and iirs. Joe B.

Matthews were Saturday guests of Mr. and Irs. Lyman Jackson In Decatur. Claybum Bevis has retimed to bis duties at the' Office Equipment Company after a week's vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Briggerman and sons, Joe and Errol. visited with relaUves In Franklin, Ind, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

C. IK Bence and family of Effingham spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Am- Brose- Mr. and Mrs.

H. -Pleasant are v.ut Bmnhct parade, Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn were in Decatur Saturday evening to hear "Spike" Jones and Ills orchestra, Mr. and Mrs; Robert Altroggs of Salem spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. O. J. Altrogge. Everett Funkhouser of Dal ton City spent 8unday with his son-ln law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Henry. Will H. Bea" of Chicago wu a week-end guest at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. H. X. BelL Mr. and Mrs.

Ford and son Gerry visited Mr, and Mrs. Franklin Renshaw and family in Flora Sunday. Miss Julia Crlmmlns has returned from a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood, In Chicago, i Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Knollenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Homann of Humboldt were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Handley. Harry Kabbes of Whiting, and Loren Kabbes of Champaign were week-end guests of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kabbes. Mrs.

Jessie Lawyer ShSSS the month of October with her son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Buchard Horton, tat Martinsville, Ind. Junior Federated Woman's Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:45 in the parlor of the" First Christian church.

10-4 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis and daughter, Margaret Ann, have returned to their borne in OTallon after a week-end visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank X. Spits, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Kldwell and Mrs. Edna Young spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 8plts in mt. an Jack McCormiot.

who attends th. utchfieid. Dr. and Mrs. E.

Link returned Sunday from several days' visit with Mra' Dink's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whealen. In St, Louis. j.

i Mr, a. SroiUu Mrv and Mrs. Marcus Smith and Lindsay Hopper Jr. attended the Cardinals-Cubs baseball game la Cll'0J'A! Fvt First Class William Van- deventer, stationed with the army ln St Louis, spent' the week-end with bit parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.

P. Vandeventer. Pfc Paul Frymaa la 'spending a few days with his parents, Mr. aad Mra. Elmer, Fryman, wbilt an route from Orlando, Fla, to his new bast at Roslya, H.

T. If yea waat candies, The Cettage, 1509 Caarleateav has a large as-aertmeat af Bhaat of Saa Fraaetaee 'taadlta, 19-1 Mrs. Bernadlne Thornton and ton Billy: spent tht week-end with bar brother-in-law and sister, Mr. tnd Mrs. Edwin Johnson, and son.

Richard tat Indlanapolla. ---v Mr. and Mrs. Claybum Bevis and family bava returned from a week's tDtSt aor. ana son.

uiam uevis. ana her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Her-ebeD Halt. Mr.

and Mra Charles Hilton have returned to their homt In Dan villa after a visit with his brothtr-ln-law and titter, Mr. and Mrs. Jot X. Matthews, and Mr. tnd Mra Marvin HUton.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scholer aad children and F. E. Lockhart spent Sunday with Mr.

Lockhart's soa-ln-law and daughter, Dr. and Mra. John Hult, la St Louis. Mra Lock-hart who bad been, visiting la St Louis, returned homt with them. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Futttlnt spent Friday in St Louis, where ba attended a meetint of bat- tery dealers, and Mra Fueating via-! lted With their daughter, Miss, Rosemary, a student at Webster College. Maurice FoQey a class-, matt of Eddie Fuet ting's at Cham-. lnadt School, accompanied them borne Jot Mr. and Mrs.

Jests Martin of thl. city- and Miss KeUe McDonald, of Indianapolis have arrived home from a two weeks' visit la western and southern states. In Colorado Springs they were guests of Mr. and Mra Ralph Mover and daughter, visited Mrs; Helen Jones and fsm- Seven justices were on tht bench. Tom O.

Clark, former attorney gen- 'eral. took his place for the first time. Ht succeeds Murphy. Justice William O. Douglas, Injured Sunday In a fall from a In Washington state, was the absent member.

There is ons vacancy on the nine-member bench since the Senate has not yet confirmed President Truman's choice of Shern" Mlnton; of Indiana to succeed Rutledge, ANDERMAN'S Trad Round Up Up to $20.00 lor your old 'breakfast mI I ATTENTION! AVTOMOBILK PAXHT BODY BXTAII SBOM Wo Catty A OiittlUs Una ef Cw7 FtUaweS yataettes Oanomi Day Otter is Bustvsl Ftaiao 1 Wire at WtMa LI-PAUL WHOLEULCXS Mil BOCTH ata IT. asrlagfieU, HL 171 CAN STILL THE 3. L3 TELEVISION TROUBLE A Miami man complains that his wife la to jealous tht turns aft tht television when a pretty girl comet on the screen. That's aa mean at eating the last slica at SsHy Ana Bread before hubby sits down to dinner. bt charged with parole violation, 19th annual rtunlori in Tprfigtim Indiana, Statt Teachers College tat irt 11 Terrt Haute, spent the week-end IniS Admonition for Mr.

Austin and W. R. Hamby were with hit mother, Mrs. Oene Mo-Male Passersby Only only Mattoonert at- Comtek. Upper Darby, Pa, You've Ending tht event attracting more Jast arrived.

A very eemalaU beard tht cat about tht wolf and thn 800 BMmbert from an over tht 'Hue at Btama ef Saa rtaaebee eaa-t it m-A tiit ti i'. state. Peoria was selected far the Mm i Tha iwiu. iua pBntww1 hm rw. 0th reunion next year.

For Span-fa. lt-I Isb Amertcaa War veterana the ae i. 'viT'ir'iu(iiMr'iLtr' darbia posted a sign telling male passersby: eatioa wm then-golden Jubilee. and Mrs. P.

T. Rude and whlstlt at any girt leaving ter Ann and Mrs. Ruth Edwards nert-tt might be your grand- AMO Uamagea OJ ipent Buadiynrttti nlsUw la eemcUy, The collect graduated tight speech emtectionlstt but spring and all' have good paying positions tat public school systems; this year SO student! art la tht class. Dr. Buaard pointed out that stu' deata tat the class art 'sold" on speech correction and art enthusi- asUo tn that Celd oaet ttwy catcb tat spark." In addition to tht speakers on tht prograaa.

Dr. W. J. Harned of Chars laetoa was a guest at the meeting led fay Horaet Champion, club vice- prttfdenl 7bistles at R. R.

Fair Silent Cfelcaao--y- Train whistles tht Railroad Fair ended a wo-year rut last night i The huge taposUion drew pttsoas tat largest crowd ever aMraoted by' a tlnglo industry. Talt seasoa's attendance ef X7M taw topped last year's ifiOWM. lb Ur show, sprawled along a xeat aad a half, aahiblted tht laU ttt deveVjpatents ta rail traasporta. ttta, at wel at ttmnltt of oktttaat Jo3y Neighbors Hold Their Annual Fish Fry Xumboldt, DL Tho Jolly Heigh- beta anrraal fish fry was held at tht homo of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Ota, northeast of Humboldt, Wed- tvenlng. A short business atsetfogwu oonmictedbytht nrtsU dent, Mrs. Joseph Hllgenberg. A col- leoMon of 110 waa taken for the pobo emergency fund, Mr. and Mrs.

Rata Huffman assisted in the entertaining. Those present were Mr. and Mra. STufUS 'SiiS; Mr. aad Mrs.

Roy Dubea. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hllgenberg, Mr aad Mra. rani HDgenberg, Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Mr. and Mra. Roy Hoots, Mr. and Mrs James Hamil ton, Mr.

and Mrs. Dwight Maxedoa. Mr. and Mra Lew Oradorff, Mr. and Mra Wilbur Price, Mra.

Gertrude Cterkv Misses Rosalie Orndoff, An-atttt Ruth and Jeanette Cox, Sandra and Sharon Maxedoa. Kay BarricUow, Rosette Brotherton, aad Kenny, Linn Hudson. Clem HUgen-berg, JBIU7 Baker. Everettt Dally, Oene and Dale Hoots, Paul Cobb nd Paul Hllgenberg. Three Slightly Injured Auto Accident Mr.

and Mm. Jnk n.u ad daughter, Doris, of Chicago wera treated at Memorial Hospital Sunt day morning for minor in Juries strf- ftrtd tn aa automoblla accident on V. A Highway 45 north of the city, at reported that their auto- awbilt turned over in the mlshan ended 1U roll upright on Its wheels aad was capable of coming to Mat- ftMM im. i. vwn power ior minor repah-a.

Suffers Injury Oeorge -Oreen, 1117 Prairie avenue, wat treated early Sunday at Memorial Hospital for a cut on his temple, an Injury received what at work at tht Hotel Baara. Among the Sick Mrs. John Boot of gflngham, formerly of Mattoon, It recovtilnf from a major operation in Barnes roipltal, St. Louis. urs.

William Landrus is confined ti l.er home, 720 1-1 Lafayette av-t by aa attack of flu. Huckaba, 340 Western av- taken to St. Mary's Hos-j 1 in 1 catur Saturday after ht ToxtsTioay evening. a tut and Kun Driver wnilam Brook, 3013 Marshall avenue, reported' to police Saturday evening that hit automobile was bit by another machine while parked in front of his residence. The cr 1 I Move Here From Urbana Mr.

aad Mrs. Robert Haley and daughter, Linda, nave moved from Urbana to the Charles demons home at Ukt Mattoon. Mr.HaleyU tht local representative for Blue Croat insurance Mr. and Mrs. Oeun-ons have moved to 1313 Charleston avenue.

(I mi Hospital Notes VMtma hours 3 ta 4 and tt 9 a- at iellv. James Dart, til Moultrie avenue; entered tht hospital Saturday for treatment, -t Arthur Klumpp, Plata Hotel, waa taken home Saturday following a day's treatment Henry Orndorff, 1017 Champaign avenue, was taken noma aaiuraay MOST to UNDER Learri ah had been a patient our years. Funeral arrangements art pending tht arrival of relatives from a-dls- Mrs. Pfertsh, a native of St Louis, had resided In tht Oakland vicinity She leaves thre( sons, two daugh- tera, a brother and a sister. lly ta- Lot Anselea; Mr.

aftd Mra. Gene Harmon in San Diego, Oal, and Mrs. Russell Dureingo in Tlajuana, Mexico, and In Aria, with Mr. and Mra. Joseph Williamson, Mrs.

Russell Evans. Ernest Woods and Mr. and Harold Dallas, all former residents of Mattoon. 1 Licensed to Wed John H. Ensign, 37, and Katharine Babb, 33, both of Charleston.

Charles Floyd BaO, 33, Westfleld, and Clara Jane Oarver, 30, Casey. Theodore D. Myers, 4i and Mra Mae Ntehols, 35, both of Charleston. Kept In Place by the Stroke of a jl aptly detcribea your ban after we have given tt our new abort cut It't just Ions enough to peep from the brim of your tiny new hat aad oh' to outrageously flattering. 1 Hair brittle unco-operative Our toothing warm oil treatment restores your hair's pliability reveala Its natural glowing CRYSTAL BEAUTY SALON 2108 Moultrie foiiowina a aUnoe ooeratloa FMdayTlslt.in Mt par- awther." rAitt fJ oI Fred Wilson SeriOUl Fred WOton, former Mattoon ret Uant who aiihmittait atX) Uary Hospital ia'Decatur, it rt- mrti Hn to ban rmwn ateuiiiv since the operation.

aaeaitteatsaaamiaai MattOOll Temperature a. as. today tt 13 aakaught 95 3 a. aa. Saaday BIRTHS To Mr.

and Mrs. Paul O. Buter of Harned, Ky, in Memorial Hospital at Hardinsburg, Kyi a son. Mrs. Buter before her marriage wu Mist Evelyn Keefner of Mattoon.

TS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cox 319 South Sixteenth street, In Memorial Hbtpitelra tonrOeorgt Mtchaet ur ui un. John Boakv. toi To Mr.

and Mrs. John Bosley, 90S North Twenty-first street. In Memorial Hospital, a1 daughter. To Mr. and Mra Chris Hebnuth' of Areola, In Memorial Hospital, a daughter.

To. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Phalea of Mishawaka. Ind. tat Memorial Hospital, a son.

MMaBaBawammaa 1J at. Ka moMa Quickies Hmm-m-m-mt A Harp I didn't think this gun I got with a Journal, Oazettt Ad would ahpot that fart BILL -OF RIGHTS INFORTiIATION AT Betty Lou Furry, 1701 Olivt av "roe. was taken home Saturday 1- lowing a minor operation Friday. Billy Jot Cox of Jtwttt was tak- home Saturday following seven operatloa. T- Beraard Haytoa of Marttas Villa bad a minor operation Sun- day.

Mrs. Durwood Hyde, West-wood, bad a minor opera tlora Billy Fear of Neoga bad a major operatloa Sunday. v-- Mrs. Clarence Hidltbaugh aad daughter, tt Richmond avenue, were borne Sunday. Monte Tullos.

3330 Marshall avenue, was taken home Sunday fol-, lowing a major operation four days 'earlier. Mrs. Joel Fox, 500 South Twenty seventh was taken "horn Sunday following flvt days' treat-inentt ViV CarT. Faber of Bfflngbam taken home Bunday followlni toif aays treatment v- V'. Mrs.

Frank and. daughter, -Joyce Ann. of Neoga wera homt Sunday. Mrs. Frank Roncheta 3831 Prairie avenue, was taken home today following a major operation days earlier, Lr mum r.IATT00Ii -AKP0RT PHONE 311.