The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

THREE TIIE DAILY PANTAGRAPII, m.00MINT.T0Nf. IU. THURSDAY, N'OVEMnER gfl. nio.vE 4500 C. C.

AoDTOvet Volunteer Prepare Christmas Seals for Mailing SCHOOL ROOM SALE OF SEALS Community to Hear Sale of Decatur Streetcar System AWARDS MADE STARTSFRIDAY Dr. Burns Jenkins WhU anKlallon far lh of lb ItimanlngtaA'Nnrwial iian.tmii.'koa ey.t.m were anil al One Million Christmas Stickers to Be Mailed Out to Public. NEW WORLD IS THANKS THEME Prics Cvcn for Attendance at Library Diirina Book nir- or'v" liji. fl Ha tyetem 10 VVeCK. of Naihnal C'Hy Unea, lha Aorilld Pre reportH frre) Utcttl after lh ZSZlJTot arhl.

reaped arrM I P. I. ItlTded bonk p.l.e to Ihej of esUt.n, C.f fifth and grades. 'Vha' Prlr. paid for lWatur fttUrip1i DprtaitBti 6 Ckttd Taaniiy la obaraa of Thakiv Iri day.

IM bulBaa 4 laltna d'txrl mania of Th Daily panlatrvph will Ctoa.4 att day Tur4ay. and ih afrtia. dMrlMl will op aniy a'a and Th drriinal will and wchboard nrtc ma In a in 4 all day. Th tnnoal ChrWtmae 1 1 condurlad by lh MrUaa Counl Tuherrutoai aaaoriaituo of hkh Al A. tlbfKh la prealdent, will I 1 a Philharmonic Chorus Takes Part In Program at 10 A.M.

rnda with lha malUng of HJnO ettt con'aialiig mora lhaa na million lo ud la th Fred IKlel, ChrtMRtaa mall of IMd. li.rara!ton. lha annual am- B. H. S.

DIGGING Waehlngmn. rifih grade, Hio rr.i llendet-n. (' tw 1 r.ankll, set.n.h grade. Wayne' be five cenl. with a CM chars palga hae Included lh folding of Kdland i iran.iera.

cnimrena ia'na th aaai by a group or 1 uiri Baula: and lha llultlm of lh Irving, seventh gta.l. Loul. i a.wi n.viiMtf ad IS COMPLETED I rsiii ra, nnnunra rumnion Jtt4V I A tr. Burtls A. Jenbln of Kansas City will arrtv i IMoomlnglo arty Thursday lo apeahee I th community Thanhsgtvtn.

eervtr scheduled rv at lh Pend rreebytna church. paetar of th IJno4 HoulvM In KillMl Cur drd. lh work having beea ae- Unwln. S.slh. Mias Marcetla mmia.ioB nearin, in propo-a.

I rt i nm isuniinit'enfwi- compliant; py a gcovp 01 aw giving volunlaer rvc. II O. Itenl. lghlh gde. M- -o, tt.tka aVtiMialSae.

i General Work to Proceed Hero la part of group of 19 ne) Kae beea buy al lh V. W. V. A. preparmg I lirMmaa rata far mailing trtday, effing of the Mrlo ouwly TobrrmUaU a-UlUo'a annual aalr.

Maoaing Mra. I. ti. Ireeeaan. rhalraaaa) of I bo oral a let aealed.

left to rlgW. ro Mra, Wlllr llurlholrW, Mra. t.uy hUaa. Mra. Jaotlrr Wrtiel and Mr.

R. W. lalrrhlld. Th rampalcn rl rr Ah rto. Mra.

L. CI Freeman 1 lh gen liavmond. seventh grade. Miae ilui la mnildird on bf GOOD FELLOWS Haul flraham eral al aal chairman. Th goal After Tile Sewer Is Replaced.

k-marana. alshth grad. Mia. the fomoel liberal mlnltr denomination. Hit addroa on 'Li Naw World'' tt tx Ihe Mamla firming.

Jafferwon. aislh gtsd. Mr Bar TO HELP AGAIN I hi year I eJJQO. Of lh ammim realtaed. TJ percent wlB be 0d In McLeaa eonnly and percent lo tale and aatlonal programa.

with th tolal to devoted to lh pro-vent Ion of tuberculoma and health bar Lennoru ell mat of th eervko, an for IhM com LEAGUE SEES lwar.la. slslh. Mle lla Karr. ii. T.

ahiml aiath arad. Work on th 171 TT addition lo Ruvaniiriid hlrll arhool Wdnaa- A.ofC, Announces Abandonment of Christmas Popularity Contest i munity wid. iwo-denominational cheervsnr or AirwrKin it ma, day waa moving forward awtrwy education work. tava been completed. IM 4 miihmil unurual ailTlcuiti.

DRY AT 1 1 uwzixxzzp Mil.e.?hris,.s In addition la lh aal or me Una audlenc apctd lo ik anuhia aarraa oanaia pin. with plumber holding th apottlghl for th Urn being. Also Tell of With for Children of Needy will be aold al th Dullrilll hoa prises IOC in loimwin riawiia al.mhrr of th Philharmonic airaad dirt for lha baaetnant drawal of Merchant From Families. Thankegtvlag day rootoaii game hxaraaa Rioominaton and I'niver- haa Kaaa ramoVad Undr lh dlrOO- rhnrul will hv final rehearsal c'. a a at th church.

In One Community. Colfax, promotion referred lo above, volunteered lo rancl their promotion a. aa Indication of their wlllingn lo co-opera In lh attainment of the objective. Flrma represented In I his part leu lar promotion war: lul a drug tor. Chadband Jwlry stor, ll.ily Ttlnlty, firth grade; f.dwants.

fourth grada, Mlaa Irene Nordin. In-trucior. and Jefferson, fourth grad. Mm Ina Orendorff. In Another Promotion Pian.

tion of lha CharlM A- Bata com Dirtii for lh Iwo nnlhema they will alty high orhoola and lh annua! lag day far lh bangle pina will be k.ia ti II Member of lh Trl- Children of needy and nfor Already Preparing for Local Option Vote. undar lh leadership Of pany, whkh with bid of waa awarded th general contract Arthur Waetbrook. Mr. Jam Workmen mployad by E. a.

Holy Trinity sen! JaT visitor lo'tunala Hloomlngton Normal fan, th hk week exhibit In th library. Illlea, In danger of being overlooked taffarann. Tit and Kdwarda. III. A bv a buav Ranta ftaua, are lo be dette and lh Mini XX will have charge of the aalea Reeder will at lha organ.

Kandalharh aV Hon. whao bid Of fironemeler bakery. Hangar boo ahop, Hani nod Lumber and Fuel Th complete prof ram rhiak. I total of I J.V1 nupila and parental remembered In lh annual Good Will Hold Lohhy Ui. Maud F.

Eaalg. aunerln- 19 lit won lh plumbing and heat-in MintrirL Wdnday labored Rlronr aenllmenl favorable vl.ited th eshlbil during th week company. Mrtan County Hervtc station. Mllber" cafe. Itggly amraa Heece-Klns lrinUng Fellow program aponeored by Th Pantaeranh with tha a-anaratlort local option elections was reported tendent of nuraea at Brokaw ho- Ill Ka la chare of th High school glrlo in charge or viai- of th WPA recreational project.

tor regtatratlona during lha rva- A special bulletin mailed yestef-dsy to all Aorlatinn of Commerce members announced the abandonment of a Popularity conical which had been deaiiined to arouae popular lntrt In holiday buying. The bulletin likewleo announced the voluntary withdrawal of group of bu.ineaa flrme from a apeolal trade promotion wherein a pn wa lo have been awarded by lot. Aholiimn of both tha Pooulartty company. W. II.

Roland department by lha Rev. F. C. Read. M.

lan County Cltlien.hlp league srre- to replace with cat Iron th ttl awr burled 10 feet below the baaemenl level They probably will work Friday and Saturday to make for reiumDtton of ventral con of th aeala In lha poatomc lohby th Hunlneaa ana rmreenionai Women's club, tha Row rVout and th week before Chrieima. nnn (ary. Tuesday following a lour of will aalt In Ihla part or in prw the Aaaoclallon of Commerce. Mm. IteeSer prrtatm TM rtev, Arthur Of Pft Kev HmM a rn.KM'1 Pra-rtaaiM Tm Fn Arthur rvae mi Oenae fa Caaciie "Our Taeea.ite OOewuj" Anarew OSertery.

-rrttt and Creel MoHar "wel" McLean county mmmunltlee tracting opera I Ion auapended pond Approximately t.Sno boys and girls nf tha community were ttrovlded Women who hav giren ing th wr cnanga. Parhana 10 men. all union mem tore, Laurwnc Itusl nvroi agency, Btern's furniture store and Union Gas company. Members of this group attended th meetings and aided In arriving at th decision generally concurred In by thoa prevent 0 Municipal Recreation Club aarvlca In the annual campaign nlnrs included Marian Rhea. Helen Daly, Itarbara Kalahar.

Daisy Carson and Millie Itlmey. Kay Johnston, licit t'hrl and Doroihy Anglen of lh Franklin and Jeffer-snn arhoola helped on lUturday afternoon. a PAHTITIO IT II.M. A partition suit seeking to divide farm property In Woodford county had Kaan ftlad Wadnaadav In circuit preparation Include: Mra. Alonio In company with K.

K. Rpenrer, leasu prealdent. The lour waa part of the league's program of fneterlng such elections nest April, as planned at a meeting of Ihe or ganiraUnn' e- ber, will employed by Mr. Bate contest and the group promotion with plavthlngn and sweets fn lh I9U Good Fellow movehtent It I a ae aeon a I program whereby anyone contributing pennies or dollars be Monday a tha wora movea with incraaalna- aped. Be Dolaa Sr, Mr, nerarn.

Mra. J. O. Plnclalr. Mra.

Oaude plan came aa a reuu wiw fnaaiinaa af bualneaa men called to tween eight and nine month are come a Oood Fellow assistant to determine the advisability of con Denton. Mra. Harold Muirea. ra. jo Cog 4.1.

Mr. Wllmuth Hovey. ecutlv committee earlier Ihla month. Th committee Is lo meet aaaln at a luncheon at the T. W.

to Hart Parly Friday Nigbt Ifanm I art nil Munlcloal Recrea tinuing promotions Involving uie awarding of prises by chsnre. overworked Hani a Clau. Headquarters will be In Th Pn-. tagraph building at 214 North Mad. Mr.

Jeaa Willi. Mra. J. r-i. ir Unnn Mra.

Guv Sloan. court by Cecil MrGraw and others A. Dec. tion club member will hold a party Mr. Mr Aa'besi, lfMm" aiinaraewie IV Mrs.

Wllaar Ball, Solout Intradurtma of tw H.rrr C. M.llrr "BulMMf a Hew WorM" Dr. urn A. Jen" NM rVaeaicUm TH. Km Par poetise, "fua against J.

C. McJraw and other Co-OpexraUon FjMMiliaL It waa Dolnted out that many such Mm of lh towns Colfax at 7 30 p. trv. Friday at vth expected lo complete in wora. tarted Nov.

la. Additional workmen will placed on lb Job aa It progrea. T. A. SHE.

IMfBOVIJia T. A. Shea, 70 Weat Front atreet. who haa been critically III In the Hlnee veteran honpltal at Hlnea, la Mr. Orln' Meeker.

Mr Harry W. Talley. Mra. Raymond W. Falrchlld.

Mra Charle Muaaon, Mr. Willi A. Burkholder. Mr. J.

F. Ruechloa. hl.ni ara nnt nnltf held to be IlleSS Avenu Community center. Mrs. round already preparing for eurn in.ii la rhalrmaa of the an election." said Reverend Read.

laon trt where th WPA Is establishing a complete workshop for tha reconditioning of u.ed toys. These will be u.ed lo augment th supply of new tov to ba obtained according to Ihe city, stale and fed 0" r- i 1 1 III, i a material, as well aa special petition forma being available from the lata Antl Saloon league. These will be distributed In our program." eral laws, and subject to diastlc entenainmcnt Tha nrarrtm will Include the fol- few daya letters of Iri.iriK lion on Mr. J. Wetael.

Mra. A. t. nuon. Mra.

A. E. DeToung and Mr. W. by means of th fund.

ai Jnnaa and hla eoofus preparing for aurh Ihla RadlllT. reported Improved. penal! lee. but are minveraive in me beet Inlere.ta of bueineaa concern and buying public alike. Tha arneral onlnlon of those In band; Hetty King ana jac nri.n, omhatifl danclns: tha Raxhell Th service la lo sponsored by th Ministerial aoclatlon.

lha Philharmonic aoclrty and Tha Daily Pantagraph. An offering will re hrothero. comedian: Herbert Smith EM HIM HIM HIM HIM HIM HIM QoiQ HIM urn novaitv danclna- and alncing: Roe Oxford Group Meetings A ttract Many Visitors Friday, Saturday attendance at tha several meetings waa that th best Interest of merchants and buvtne- nubllo would be Wnrthln.inn and Geraldlne Cwert. accordlan and vocal music; Ted Col- k-1 HIM served by th total elimination of leaux. magic; Wilson Burton, osnc- all promotions Involving th clamant rf chance, hut that concerted Ing, and "Dawson and Dawson, cmntc mnenaonations.

From Chicago and Member Afrtl EiJ Raycraft and co-operative effort waa essen ceived for lha Good Fellow fund, which provide Chrtatma toya for underprivileged children. Harold Scifis Rites Held Funaral servlcee wcra held for Harold A. Scagg from tha Bock Msmorlal horn at 2 p. m. day.

Tha P.ev. Mr. Bonebrak. pa-lor of th First United Brethren ohnrvh af Decatur, officiated and DUm in Fall Down Arranaamanta a Ian call tor sramea HSU From Central Illinois to At Don't put in another cold winter get yourself set NOW for zero weather in HART SCIIAFFNER MARX and refreshment. The club la eom-poaed of Municipal Recreation tend Session.

tial lo obtain this objective. Show Teamwork KplrtL Acting In a aplrtt of community teamwork, member of th group HIM board ataff members ana Uiejr Stairs in Her Home Mlaa Ellen Raycraft, 912 North Roosevelt street, was found dead at hap nnma Tuesday by policeman Ei families. ta Harold It. Martin. Baa- HIM i.a aaalatad hV th R.

La L. and a relative who went Into the W. M. IHKOILAMD horn together. Sh lived alon ano k.t 'iian rfnwn tha basement steps tor of Second Preabyterian cnurco.

has been Informed that mora than 23 persons from Chicago will attend FAMOUS while on an errand. A fractured mu skull caused her death, according a vantir-t rendered by a lury aum- Slr raafeUfj Look Slimmer and Years tha Oxford uroup meeuiniia held at bis church Friday and Saturday. Numerous members of th Group In antral Tlllnni tOWnl nd In moned to tha Flynn funeral home at Baughman, pastor of th local First United Brethren church. Mra. Mabel Smock gav a vocal aolo and Mra, Lola Wllaon waa th organlst Th Loyal Order of Moos had a aervlca at tha Memorial home.

The pallbearers were: Len Nelaon, William Pag-ela, Cheater Morgan, Marvin Erlcknon, John Potter and Bu Brown. Burial waa In the Park Hill cemetery, HSU 5 p. m. by Coroner uoya onoa-maker. Tha Kndv will remain at tha fun- iitlea aa far west aa Coun Younzer in a Le Gant! cil Bluffs, have also written of when It will taken to tha home of ha it will ha taken to the home of their Intention to attend, ur.

Martin said. Among- rhnae coming from Chi it you're short tou can look IXCHKS TALLER and FLIMSIER In a Lr fisnt 'HHlf Hiw" Kotindatlnn, tciie Ibcy ac HSU her niece at 207 West Union atreet. Tha funeral will held ther at a Friday followed by church cago are C. H. Graves and William OVERCOAT complish an illusion of bright by correct proMirtlunlng.

"HAIF-SIZE" eervirea at Holy Trinity church, Shepherd, who recently opened oxford Group headquarter, at tha Palmer House. Mra. Addia Gregory. laarlar nt tha ffTOUO for tWO TIIE I BULLETIN BOARD where aha was a member, ai a. m.

LE GANT Tha anrvivins- nieces are Misses years, who maintains a residence at Margaret, Beatrice, Josephine and Marv Kane Rha was the daughter OF VaatMAsticf EMERGENCY CALLS. of William and Margaret Raycraft and a sister of the late Mrs. Maurice Ksne. Sh had alwaya lived In i i Bloomington. Mrnnonlt.

bn.pltal Brokaw hMpllal s2 at. JoMpb'i hoipltal Polio. a 8h.r1r County Jail BloomtngtoB Bra department 140 Normal are department ITItTtwH BOTH WATS Will NOT attl UP Geneva, Switzerland, as well as In Chicago, will also be present The public has been Invited to attend the 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. gatherings Friday.

There 1 to be a meeting; of Oxford Group leaders at 11 a. m. Friday and a fellowship luncheon at Roland's neo-claaslc room at 12:30. Saturday morning will be devoted to training. Mn.

Satan Cerber Rite Held Funeral services for Mrs. Susan tiaM af tha Ttanlr Mam. By iji PV 111 aaaAaaaAaa urn due to colds relieved by one essy swallow of pure, reliable 1 1 THOXINE. No gargling. Only 35A jiiuaii.ci.

gai mieral Natlere, Card la Mrmorlam an Special Notlra, U-tlne minimum. tl.M pee Inwrtloai addl-tlonal Unea IM each. Cepy far roll imj't raa will be acorptr day before publication and II 'dock aooa far final adIUoa. Money -back THOXINE guarantee. orial home at 3:30 p.

m. Wednesday. rne rtev. jjaugnman oniciatea. Kenneth Brooks was the vocal soloist and Mrs.

Louies Haskell played CARD Or THANKS, w. ihanir mir fHnrl. and nrlsh tne orsnn. ine paunearere Carl Mittlestfldt, Earl Klrkley, Clar bora for their iympnthv lw dunni th akknemi and death of Suian Oerber. Aluo the Reverend B.uuhmin.

the HSU NSM HIM HSU Hlfl HSM ra HIM HSU 'HSU ra HSU E3 HSU HSU HSU HSU HSU HSU HSU HSU HSU 13 HSU ence Hall, Clyde Duguid. William Peel and W. H. Rulon. Burial was inera of tna im uniirn rmrarm Our winters don't fool any more.

at what happened lant year. And forecaMlerii say thin cominji winter i Kinp; to be just as bad if not worse 1 When this zero weather hits, the next best thin to beinjr. in front of an open fireplace full of crackling Iorh neinK inside of a Stormtester overcoat. Because this deep overcoat dares winterV huvaRe storms lo do their worst! Yet Stormtester Is light and comfortable as can be no heavy bulk to weight you down. And will it wear! That's why thousands more each year are swinging over to this great winter coat.

Stormtester Is good-looking: too from the sweep of the collar to the swing of its belted back, this coat is alive with style. Superbly tailored in rich heathery mixtures and plain checks. Beyond question, the season's premier overcoat value. in the Chenoa cemetery. jai.A to the many irienoa wm miin f'Aa and the beautiful floml nflerlnji.

MI8B CHRISTINA BNYDER, Tonight 7 P. M. PAT HARKINS BOWLING ALLEY Handicap Sweepstakes Entry Fee $100 Bowling Included Sons of Veterans Prepare W. BCHKNKKI MR. AND MRU.

LESTER KERFOOT. MR. AND MRS. W. A.

HARRIS, MI8B HELEN 8CHENKEL. Defenders Day Open House General Drma camn 5tons (V -f) 1 l. Ilk) CARD Of THANKS. nf TTninn "Voloranil will hold onen Wa alnceraly thank our many friend and house Friday night at McBarnes Memorial building for allied organizations and families. Union I'm Defenders' day will be observed neighbor, for tneir kino eiprewion.

mju-pathy extended ui during our recent bereavement, the illnew and death of our beloved on and brother, Herbert R. Henry. Wa aluo wlrt to thank the alngere, the Rv. Marlon Harvey, and thoe who fur-nlahed car and for the many beautiful "OWe, THE FAMILY. and a committee, of which F.

G. Baker, 309 North McLean street Is chairman, has creDared a uro gram for the occasion. Explosions in body cells gener ate human energy, according to CARD OF THANKS. wtrt to thank tha many friend, for their kind remembrance of our TOth wedding annlrereary. MR.

AND MRS. L. C. CRUMBAUOH. Leroy.

III. Dr. George W. Crile, famous Cleveland, Ohio, surgeon. xms give a FUNERAL FLOWERS Our Hperlalty OTTO J.

Hr MBREIKEB The Florlit Then S38 Phone BK MS N. Mala MS W. front Enjoy Roland's THANKSGIVING Turkey Dinners Turkey Plate and Dinners M5 rhJ Are You 5ft. 4 in. Tall-or Less? ALBERT NIEPAGEN FLORIST frlsmsva-a for cvtui McmftlOaTa.

Other Coats $22.50 up E. Miller St Phone 386 waisted women waistline in the right place just 4 lis r-vVif lAncrrr 11 Aa f-m COf irpf 11 II fTlTl- $1.00 1 sidered. If you have ever worn "Half-Size" Dresses vein Irnnur Vio inv nf nrrmprlv nronortioned fashions. BBC WMH ao TCAflS PWCftOL SCSVKX Special Music Noon and Evening! And now "Half-Size" Le Gant solves your founda DEWENTER CO. WASHINGTON at CENTER ILINSPAC Thanaar Keen, MIm Antataett PER WEEK Model 11 Oherkoettee will wua Kolaad Btrtaa Knarmbl.

Madrl 9 TRADE IN TOl OI.D VYAHHf.B tion problem. LeGant Is the Two-Way Stretch foundation thnt always stays In place is marvelously comfortable and that wears loncest when wanned often! 1 ti IVL'd a nlou1 rt S', Oft Sprrial Eeralac Precramt W- II. IIOLAXD Aif'HIIin III IIAI.r PU'l'l (Roland's Is HEADQUARTERS for IeGanls In Bloomington) KSM HSM HSU $. HSM HSM HSM HSM HSM HSM INI FT HO A rLMSMO. WMII KUP.TH -mn aJ a ooj 4tt Fltwr Tra Room Main.