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IIJ Keren Pantograph, Bloombifton, HLt Slay 28, 1958. Fairbury Alumni To Hear Powers El Paso Church' To Keep Cox; Glasses in the Modern Manner VFW Auxiliary To Dramatize 'Hogan's Holler' Officers Named ft i if I a FAIRBURY (PNS) E. W. Powers, a school administrator more than 40 years ago, will be speaker at the 75th annual Fairbury High School Alumni Association banquet to be held at 6:30 p. m.

Saturday in the old gym-! nasium. Classes to be honored are 1958, 1948, 1938, 1933, 1928, 1918 and 1908. EL PASO (PNS) A three EL PASO (PNS) The return of the Rev. Henry L. Cox as pastor ot the First Methodist Church act comedy, 'The Hoax of Hogan's Holler," will be presented Thurs was requested at the fourth quar terly conference held Sunday eve An election of officers will fol low the banquet.

ning at the church under the direction of Dr. Walter Day, superintendent of the Bloomington District. Fred' Baker, Guy Armstrong ry as little Larry Lonney and his orchestra from Bloomington will play for the alumni dance to be held from 9 p. m. to midnight in the new C1 AA A IllllufMmi ana Lyie Armstrong were elected trustees.

day and Friday, June 5 and 6, by the Auxiliary of El Paso Veter- ans of Foreign Wars. Lee Robbins, student at ISNU, will the production, assisted by Mrs. Gladys Blair, the auxiliary president. Tickets may be secured from Don Sutton, chairman, Mrs. Blair, or members of the post or auxiliary.

The cast will include Lloyd Jones, Mrs. Wilma Pinkham, Mrs. Elaine Massey, Mrs. Ruby Stephens, Mrs. Sophia Green, Fred Vogel, Linus Day, Gene Massey, John Jarvis, Mrs.

Ann Kimbrell, Edith Kindig. Mrs. Inez Harroun, and Ray Blair. Mrs. George Heiken, Mrs.

As JI.UU Week Many Modernistic Frames to select from. Your choice to select from hundreds of lover new styles. Thomas Meziere. Wayne Zehr. John Taylor, Lowell Blackmore, Lyle McWilliams, Gene Steffen, Pi- vS-MIS; I Luthern George and Mrs.

Eldo Fire Damages Mansfield Gas Station Roy were elected stewards. Mrs. Richard Hartman and Mrs, Win Legion Awards at Hudson Hudson Mary Beth Weakley and Gary Weirman were named winners Saturday otthe American Legion awards at Hudson Grade School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Weakley. His parents are Mr. and Mrs." Harold Weirman. J. M.

Letsinger were named communion stewards and Mrs. 401 N. MAIN Bloomington I1L Charles Eft, recording steward Funds will be used for various The election of the followine MANSFIELD (PNS) Fire PANTAGRAPH PHONES 4-3011 church school officers -was con- severely damaged the interior 0fservicS supported by the auxilia- firmed: three rooms at the Bill Williams i1 Ernest Sancken, general super-; station on 150 ear" intpndpnt: Eupene Steffen. mem-i'J' lues.ad Two Area Teachers Win Scholarships Dana To Hold Memorial Rites DANA (PNS) Memorial A New York Central Railroad 'Really, This Is So Boring1 Santa Monica, Calif. Getting photographed for the first time with his actress mother, Rosemarie Bowe, evokes only a yawn from Charles Robert Stack.

The baby's father is actor Robert Stack. train crew discovered the station ablaze at 1 a. m. and notified the telephone operator to send the alarm to volunteer Cremen The Two Central Illinois high school teachers are among the 25 who will receive 575 scholarships given WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG Complete Electrical Service 210 W.

Willow St. Normal, III. Phone 5-2885 bership; Mrs. Glenn adult division; Miss Vera 'Mool, youth division; Mrs. Robert Wall, children's division; Mrs.

E. E. Kelsey, primary department; Mrs. C. F.

Curtiss, junior department and Virgil Donze, secretary. Other officers include Gilbert Kaufman, charge lay leader; Herman Lampe, lay member annual conference; Wayne Zehr, reserve by the Allstate Foundation in Chicago for a summer Basic Driver HOSPITAL NOTES Education Workshop June 16-27 at Day services will be held in Dana at 10 a. m. Friday at the grade school. Graves of veterans are to be decorated following the program and a special dedication will be made at the World War II memorial.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dunham will be chairmen for the event. the University of Illinois. crew halted its through train to give the alarm.

A lunch room, a parts room and the grease room of the brick building were damaged. Faulty wiring is believed to have been the cause. No estimate of damage has been made. They are James R. Desormey of Chenoa High Alumni To Dine, Dance Saturday Pontiac High School and Fred Finchum of Hartsburg-Emden High lay member; C.

Kingdon, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Hocker, ABRAHAM LTNCOLX MEMORIAL LINCOLN (PNS) Admit School at Hartsburg. venevolence treasurer; Richard Hai tman, financial secretary; Mrs. V. F.

Bower, director of Airs. Ward Elkhart; Debra Dierker, Chestnut; George Patterson, Janet Behrends, Mrs. stewardship; Mrs. Paul chairman hospitals and homes CIIENOA -t(PNS) The Chenoa J. L.

Schauer. Vincent Jones. Nick Bennis. Mrs. Wrillie McCar- ty, Mrs.

Martin Kvilte, Lincoln; Mrs. William Arnold, San Jose; committee; Ronnie Mool, Methodist Youth Fellowship president; Mrs. Eldo Roy, Women's Society of Christian Service president, and the following commission chair Burdell Myrick, Morris, Charles High School alumni banquet will be held at 6:30 p. m. Saturday in the grade school gymnasium, A feature this year will be the attendance of six of the seven members of the "Fifty-Year Class" of.

1908. TO READ LETTER They are Miss Isa Sanborn, men: Mrs. Jester Geiselman, member ship and evangelism; Miss Alice; Lochenour, Stephen Lohrenz, Mason City. Dismissed: Donald Baker, Mrs. Charles Pomrenke, San Jose; Mrs.

Burt Mcintosh and son, Waynesville; Mrs. Clarence Leach, Atlanta; Ross Long, Mrs. Marguerite Wasse, Armington; Forsyth, missions, and Geoige Shadewaldt, stewardship and Proctor, Mrsi Minnie Heintz O'Donnell of Colo, Iowa; Mrs. Mary Healey, Bloomington, and Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Elson and Wenona Church Mrs. J. L. Missal, Chenoa. Mrs, Myrtle Brady McDonald of Laurel, is unable to attend.

Gets Five Gifts WENONA (PNS) Five memorial gifts were dedicated at a Jim Power, president of the alumni association, will greet the guests, conduct the business meet Mrs. Carl Devore, Larry McHan-ey, Clinton; Clara Smock, Bea-son; Clara Harper, Mount Pulaski; Wayne Skelton, Carl Hagen, Lincoln. ST. CLARA'S LINCOLN (PNS) Admitted: Mrs. Paul Ritchhart, John Comstock, Lincoln; Goldie Hickey, Broadwell.

-Dismissed: Marvin Dixon, William Smith, Patrick Kirk, Phyllis Scoof, Harry Watson, Lincoln; Alma Rittenbush, New Holland. special service at 11 a. m. Sunday ing and introduce the toastmaster, Jerome Schopp. Mrs.

Robert Johnston of Pontiac, the only living member of the at the Wenona Presbyterian Church. They were a memorial room presented by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott of Bloomington, in memory of his mother, Mrs. Mercy Scott; a clock given by the children of Mrs.

William Metzger a memorial book, in memory of Mrs. Almeda Cahoon; church chimes, in memory of the late Rev. George Flug, 1 Byron Armstrong and Mrs. Scott, and a communion set dedicated with memorial funds. FAIRBURY FAIRBURY (PNS) Sperry Van Home, Keith Ift, class of 1883, has sent a letter of greetings and congratulations to this year's class and it will be read.

TO GIVE TOASTS Toasts will be given by Everett Elson (1508), s. Carlos Thomp-. son, Fairbury (1933) and Mrs. Lee Dohlmaa, also of Fairbury (1948). Wesley Stalter, president of the class of 1957, will welcome the class of 1958 and Gilbert Landrus will respond.

Invocation will be given by the r. Miss Loretta Slagel, Fairbury; Mrs. Aldine Donley, Emington; Ernest Kemnetz, Mrs. Vera Pope- in Forrest. 4VJ Dismissed: Mrs.

Leo Gerdes and son, Mrs. Idella Elliott, Piper City; Miss Dawn McLoughlin, Aano Unit To View Shelter Rev. Frank Mitchell and a men's Battle Creek, Robert Taylor, Miss Emma Stoller, Mrs. Orel Bounds, Dan Walters, Fairbury; Mrs. Sally Ift, Strawn; Le Roy Hawthorne, Chatsworth; Thomas quartet Wendell Augspurger, John Roszhart Verve Erdman and ATLANTA (PNS) The Eminence Home Bureau Unit will meet at 1:30 this afternoon at the Travis, Bradley.

Jerome Schickedanz will sing. The program will be followed by dancing. home of Mrs. Isaac Brown Jr. ST.

JAMES PONTIAC (PNS) Admitted Mrs. Mabel Albrecht will give the major lesson on, "Helping the Mrs. Richard Thomas, Chenoa; Child Cope with His Emotions. The minor lesson will be a visit Pontiac Pool To Open June 7 PONTIAC -(PNS) Saturday, to the Paul Brown's bombshelter. Mrs.

Brown, Civil Defense Director, will discuss the preparations for survival. There will be an Edward Fanslow, Cullcm; Mrs. Lewis McKinney, Miss JoAnne Kennedy, Mrs. Mary Frame, Pontiac. Dismissed: Mrs.

Leon Barrett and son, Leroy Barrett, Richard Kauffman, Mrs. William Wink, Mrs. JoAnne Kennedy, Mrs. Loren Soule and son, Ponitac: Vernell Folkers, Benson; Mrs. Ray Cor ens, Minonk.

June 7, has been set as the opening day for the Camp Humiston election of officers. to Ml glee? 1 if plw Swimming Pool, under the man-1 ament of Ben Kristol of Cor-nc'l. Several new features will be added this season. They include a new basket check system, a newer, safer diving tower and a new paint job on the walls. Also during this season free swimming and diving classes will be held for any child who cares to participate.

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