The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 33

DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW SOCIETY 33 Sunday, December 12, 1948. Regional Art Competition For H. S. Students Planned SCoftO.ES. Party Tuesday Owen Scott chapter of Order of the Eastern Star will have its annual Christmas party for members and their families Tuesday with Neva Sloan, art Instructor.

Charleston H. S. Calvin Countryman, art instructor. Eastern State college Charles-ton. Irene Brock, art instructor, Du-Quoin H.

S. Ella Hise, art Instructor, Effingham H. S. Kathryn Rice, art Instructor, Harrisburg H. S.

potluck at 6:30 m. in Masonic I WILLIAMS 3-1913 DKWl'lT 3-3422 DAVIDSON 2-2545 BASTINGS 4069 temple. The chapter will furnish meat and drink. A jrograin. will follow with a gift exchange, and there will be a Santa Claus with gifts and treats for the children.

L25t. Ina Brown, art instructor, Pinck- MODEL HOME Christmas Potluck For Mothersingers Decitur Mothersingers will have SPROAT REALTORS 118 N. Water 5426 Compact, yet roomy this 2 bedroom, insulated pre-war Cape Cod is unusually nice. Call today for appointment. neyville H.

S. Bonnie Lewis, supervisor of art Champaign public Arthur C. Clark, art instructor, Sullivan H. S. Josephine Higman, advertising Linn and Scruggs.

John Grady, display director, Linn and Scruggs James Reaves Holt, president of Linn Scruggs, sponsor, is a member of the honorary committee, with Mayor James A. Hed- (See Other Sproal Exclusives In This Section) Chrii-tmas pot luck Monday at lj p. m. in the Salvation Army cita-j del, and all former members are icvited. Each is to take a dish of food, and a 50 cent gift for ex-Jj change.

II Gifts of Good Taste are found at Breeden's -An art exhibit and competition for high school students, similar to the regional show sponsored by the "Art Center, will be presented in Decatur Feb. 26 to March 12 for high school students of Central and Southern Illinbis. It will be sponsored by Linn and Scruggs store and the exhibit will be housed in the store. J. R.

Holt is Linn's president and is actively interested in the project Regional winners will receive gold achievement keys and certificates of merit. Pieces selected by a jury will go to Pittsburgh for tne national competition in Carnegie Institute, to compete for thousands of dollars in prizes and 90 scholarships to leading art schools. The competition is open to entries in many classes of art, creative, pictorial, graphic design, commercial posters, costume design, sculpture, ceramics, crafts, photog-graphy. i Similar regional exhibits will be in Evanston, Peoria. St.

Louis, and elsewhere, in 40 areas and sponsored by as many stores. The aim is to develop the artistic possibilities of teen-agers by offering them concrete encouragement. An advisory committee is headed by Miss Norma L. Riehl, director of art in Decatur public schools, and including the following: Justean Bleeks, head of Decatur High school art department Jarold Talbot, art instructor at Millikin and director of the Art Center. Margaret B.

Schoedsack, supervisor of art in Jacksonville. Amanda WesseL, head of Springfield High school art department. Ida L. Stubblefield, art chairman, Decatur P-T. A.

Emelyn Brehm, art instructor, Centralia H. S. Frances Guy, art instructor, Mat-toon H. S. John Dohanich, vocational art instructor, Herrin H.

S. Alma Biagi, art. instructor, Mt. Vernon H. S.

Ben P. Watkins, art instructor, University H. Carbondale. rick. President Walter Malone of Millikin, Mrs.

R. H. Oplinger, state P-T. A. president; W.

R. superintendent of Decatur schools, and Lester J. Grant, assistant su- perintendent; Rev. Joseph Mur-' "ray, superintendent of Catholic schools in the Springfield diocese; Lloyd D. Miller, director of art at i Millikin.

Members of the active commit- tee will be guests on a day to be set in January, of Mr. Holt and the i local committee. I GOURMET'S 'DELIGHT will be something from our fine collection of spiced delicacies Including spiced cantaloupes, watermelons, kumauats. peaches, apricots and pears Also brandled peaches and apricots. HOR D'OEUVRE BOXES Include such tasty Hems as smoked oyster slices, lumpflsh car-' lar.

gruyere cheese, an tl pas to, and anchovy gold liver paste 3.50 MM aiaaaaa Mftiiiiwlliiiii1fiiifiiii'ii'ilSli1iili mil .1 i 1 QUAYLE HEADS WOMAN'S COUNCIL tion made up of representatives ers of all shapes and sizes, and from women's organizations some of them are shown here, throughout the city and county. (Herald and Review photo) Her hobby is collecting pitch- MRS. Mrs. Glenn Quayle, 880 West Waggoner, is new president the Decatur and Macon County Women's Council, an organiza- GRACE RUSH GIFTS Include sucb items as fruit cakes, maplettes, brandy hard sauce, ginger conserve, carameled almonds, marmalade. From 3.00 to 7.S0.

Cheese and Jelly gift caddy l.S CHEESE CADDIES Basket Include fine cheeses ilka Edam, Oudas. Camembert. Swiss Cruyere. Cheese spreads. Priced from X.TS to 730 REESE'S GIFT CADDY of brandled figs, peaches and apricots.

1 lb. 2 ox. Jars 3.00 GLAZED FRUITS attractively packaged In gift caddies and baskets. Priced from 1.50 to 2.65 There Is NO Appointment Necessary Th RUBY BEAN BEAUTY SALON Over Federal Balce Shop 15614 E. Main Phone 3 2761 by BULK CHEESES we have many fine cheeses Including Edam.

Gudas. Camembert. Swiss Gruyere. Herkimer County New York State all old In bulk. XMAS CANDIES we have one of the nicest stocks of Christmas Candies.

Cluster Raisins, and Fancy Nuts In town. In bulk or gift packaged. BREEDEN'S PACKED-TO-OKDER GIFT BASKETS For the friends who "have everything" for the business associate, employees, boss or secretary why not a Breeden's Custom-packed Christmas Basket? Beautifully packaged baskets, full of unusual Goodies like fancy cheeses, it lazed fruits, polished fresh fruits, hor d'oeurve crackers and spreads, smoked oysters, fancy sea foods, fancy olives, unusual jams and Jellies order now we'll deliver on the date you specify. Packed- Dance for Young Crowd South Side Country club will have a young people's Christmas dance on Dec- 23, for members in the 16-23 age crowd, with music by Bud Kamman's orchestra. Hours a 8:30 to 11:30 p.

m. Eacn young couple may take two additiLnal couples. Dress is optional. The committee includes James Doolcy, Connie Myer, Fritz Kur.y, and Barbara Hall. Finer Dry-Cleaning CALL A AAA FOB II ui OEUVEKX ILLINOIS CLEANERS Free Delivery of Your Gifts on the Dale You Specify! Breeden's Fine Foods Starling Our Second Year at 248 So.

Fairview Ave. Zonta Dinner Is Thursday Decatur chapter of Zonta International will have its Christmas dinner and program Thursday at 6:30 p.m., in the women's dining room on the mezzanine floor of the Decatur Club. The party will be informal. Christmas music will be provided by a quartet of strolling singers from among the advanced voice students at Millikin Conservatory of Music, Miss Elinor Goodrich, Miss Joan Knisht, Walter Heckler and Samuel Sanner. I to-order from 3.50.

Edgecombes of Warrensburg Are Married 48 Years Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Edgecombe of near Warrensburg will have open house next Sunday, Dec. 19, from 2 to 8 p.

m. at the home of their daugher, Ms. Harry H. Duncan, in Latham, to celebrate their 48th wedding anniversary. They were married in Decatur at the home of Mrs.

Edgecombe's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Charly Wheeler, and have lived in this vicinity since, with the exception of three years in Canada. Mr. Edgecombe has always farmed and is still active on his 320 acre farm, with his son, Sam, assisting.

They have nine sons and two daughters. Charles and Arthur of Oreana, Ira of Maroa, Mrs. Lyle Boyd of Argenta, Don of Forsyth, George of Pana, Robert of Noko-mis, Elmer of Blue Mound, Wilbur of Laneville. Sam of Warrensburg, and Mrs. Harry Duncan of Walter Flora Christmas Exchange For Progressive Club Women's Progressive club will have a Christmas party Wednesday at 8 p.

m. in the home of Mrs. H. J. Paiker, 545 Greenwood, with exchange of 50 cent gifts.

S. J. ST0DDART TAILOR OF FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN We Close Saturday at 12:30 P. M. Southeast Corner Lincoln Square, 2nd Fir.

Gem Society Phone 2-0662 Registered Jeweler American 148-52 East Main ySsit WJ. New eauty in fine china by LENOX LUGGAGE For Christmas Gifts Amici Club Christmas Dinner Friday Amici club of the Amaranth will have its Christmas party in Masonic temple ballroom Friday, with dinner at 6:30 p. m. followed by a social hour and dancing. Members and their friends are invited.

Reservations must be telephoned to Mrs. Leonard Kossieck before noon Wednesday. Army Mothers Take Gifts for Veterans S. Army Mothers will have Christmas dinner and a party at 6 p. m.

Monday in I.P.L. clubrooms. Members are to take gifts to be sent to veteisns in hospitals. Latham. There are 26 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Mt. Zion Club Having Christmas Party Tuesday Mt. Zion Profit and Pleasure club will have a Christmas party Tues-i day at 7:30 p. m. in the home of: Mrs.

Paul McDonald. Mrs. Richard, Myers will be assistant hostess. Christmas plays will be given and there is to be a gift exchange. Each member is to take a gift to! be sent to the Park Ridge School for Girls.

Christmas Wreaths For HOME and CEMETERY ra i mi HiaiAiAiua What could te a more pleasing, and lasting, gift than luggage. Give Gifts they will cherish and remember you by for years to come. $3.00 up Up from Men's Travel Bags 13.00 Men- O'Nite Gladstones 18.50 Men's Two Suiters 21.00 Men's O'Nite Cases 10.00 Up from Ladies' Train Cases 8.50 Ladies' O'Nite Cases 8.00 Ladies' Weekend Case 8.50 Ladies' Wardrobe Case 16.50 FOR SOUTHERN WEAR Exclusive Sport Jacketings, Trouserings, Light Weight Suitings Dignity in Design Worthily Woven Made For YOU That's the idea. JOIRIDAPJS OHIJHqiEHO TAILORS 213 West Main Street You'll be charmed by the lovely new Lenox Country Garden pattern. It is created by the same Lenox craftsmen who made the White House china with the same exquisite translucence and quality seen in Lenox pieces in famous museums here and abroad.

For there is only one fina china made by Lenox. The fresh, new beauty of Country Garden was designed to blend with every well-appointed table modern, informal or semi-formal. Its delicacy of pattern and predominately green coloring (an unusual combination in fine china today) is the result of the superb artistry that has made Lenox one of the world's finest chinas. Place Setting: Dinner plate, salad plate, bread and butter plate, teacup and saucer $18.25 Ooen stock prices: Novelty Christmas Table Centerpieces Out of the Ordinary Original Arrangements $2.00 up SCHERER FLORAL GARDENS Th Home of Beautiful Flower loomington Road Phone 2-4622 Federal Tax Added to Prices Quoted We have many styles, colors, and prices to choose from. We invite you to come in and look around.

DECATUR TRUNK FACTORY 308 NORTH WATER Flora Iter Wa ons ya ll)t Phone 2-0662 rceqtsierea Jeweler eler Lovely China deserves equally lovely crysta PERFECT Plate $5.00 Salad $4.00 Bread and Butter $3.25 Cup and Saucer $6.00 Pictured below: Enchanting "Twins" the charm of childhood captured in Lenox china $12.50 Ballerina, a collector's item. Rare beauty in craftsmanship and color $40.00 Floradora Girl figurine. Perfectly costumed in "Gay Nineties" fashion $45.00 American Gem Socfef, 148 152 Main FOR gracious, living "Minuef-Crystal by Hetsey Beautifully fashioned Minuet stemware, $22.80 the dozen. Single-piece stemware, $1.90. Matching salad plates.

$27.00 the dozen. Singly, $2.25 apiece. 4 piece set Silverplafed-Tea Service $24-40 FEDERAL TAX INCLUDED Gleaming Silverplate on Copper Base Beautiful Yet Durable Teapot Handles Insulated 6-Cup Capacity in Teapot Good Sized Creamer and Sugar Beautifully Engraved Tray that won't show scratches Always convenient payment terms at Flora's Expert packing and shipping of fragile pieces Mail orders invited a Gift wrapped if desired Walter Flora Sons "Something from FLORA'S Is Always Something Special!" We feel that this set is one of the lowliest pieces ire have in our gift collection You really have to see it for yourself to appreciate the gleaming silverplale and graceful design of the matched set. Because it's attractive and yet practical too, it's a choice gift that anyone would be proud to give and yes, to receive. Christmas gift certificates for any amount are available at.