Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 25

Sunday, April 21, 19-16. DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW SOCIETY 25 CnihnMr Nnrcoc I hospital. Mary Connaghan, U.S. uainonc nurses Army nursCi wm spcak on To Meet Tuesday chiatric Nursing" and Mary Lou National Council of Catholic Nelson. U.

S. Air Corps flight nurse, nurses will meet Tuesday at speak 011 "Tropical Diseases." p. m. in lecture room of St. Mary's' A social hour will follow.

7-diomond En- Voters League Groups Meet three groups of the newly organized Macon county chapter of the Illinois League of Women Voters will discuss the MacMahon bill for control of atomic energy, at forthcoming meetings. Any member may attend any meeting. One group meets in the morning, another in the afternoon, and a third in the evening, to suit the convenience of ail. Any woman interested in nonpartisan instruction on civic and national questions may join by sending her dues. S3, to Mrs.

John Kuhns. 1192 West Decatur. The afternoon group will discuss the MacMahon bill Tuesday of this week 1 in. in the Decatur Club, with Mrs. Charles I.ippert leading d.scussion.

The evening group meets Wednesday at 8 p. in. with Mrs. John-ion Baker. 2.18 West Decatur, with I.Irs.

James C. Leigh as leader. The morning group will meet at 10 a m. on May 1 with Mrs. George Read.

135 Linden Place, with Mrs. Lawrence K. Knuth leading discission. Miss Blossom Redmon. the League's president, will go to Kansas on April 30 for the national convention, and to Winnetka on May 23 for the state convention.

The League, just organized in this country, has met with instant response from Macon women. Inquiries about membership come in daily, and membership is open to ny woman who wants to join. The League has three study groups, and the entire membership will meet several times a year. MRS. LAVERN JOHNSON TU BK IiKIDE gogmnt Ring in (ishtoil mounting.

Including f4ol Tom ON TERMS FRANCIS KUUIF.lt Francis Rogier, Millikin voice graduate, is on his way home from service in Europe, and expects to return about June 1 to London to join the Clynbourne Opera company. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pratt of Illiopolis, formerly of Mowea-qua, announce the-engagemenl of their daughter Margaret and Robert Gibbons, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Gibbous of near Kindlay. No date is set for the wedding. Miss Pratt is with Rath Packing company and Mr. Gibbons is farming near Findlay. IfC '(if fit- t.

tJt4 Miss Ethel Leeds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal A. Leeds, 1146 North Water, and LaVern O. Johnson, of Springfield, seaman second class, were married April 2 by Justice of the Peace Gregory Lnnnes in St.

Bernard's parish in New Orleans, La. Seaman Johnson has been in the navy four years and has served in Europe, Afr-rica and Asiatic Pacific theaters. He is now at Orange, Texas. The bride, in the J. C.

Penney company office and is a member of Nu Phi ilu business sorority. She will remain with her parents for the Other Beautiful Diamond Rings $35.00 and Up CHOOSE WISELY AND WELL erf fynq of such JmjiMtance. A diamond Engagement Ring is one of the most important purchases you will ever make. Its beauty should be as enduring as the love it symbolizes. In choosing this ring, your wisest course is to get the expert counsel of a jeweler whose judgment and integrity you can trust.

I E. YOHE, ing in the German language and customs, he went to Europe with the 71st infantry which was pant of General Pattons Third army, and served until the fall of Germany, at which time his unit was in Austria. He applied for transfer to the American Military Government, and was in the Augsburg area, and later was sent to the Guild Hall School of Music and Drama in London, where he has been for six months. He broadcast over BBC last February. He expects to be back in London by June 1.

BRITISH BRIDE ARRIVES THIS WEEKEND WASHING MACHINE ROLLERS PARTS SERVICE ANY MAKE George's Washer Shop 243 N. Franklin St. Phone 2-7905 116 E. Prairie Ave. Phone 2-26S7 Francis Rogier Joins Clynbourne Opera in London Francis Rogier, graduate of Millikin Conservatory of Music, who has been in service for four years, is on his way home from England for discharge, and will visit for awhile with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Rogier. South Side Country club.

Then he will return to London where he has a contract with the Glynbourne Opera company, to take part in a new opera by Benjamin Britton. It will be given this summer in England, and possibly will be taken to the continent later. Britton is a young English composer whose earlier opera, "Peter Grimes." met instant favor. Excerpts and solos from it are heard frequently on U. S.

radio programs. Glynbourne is famous for its Mozart Festivals and many famous singers have been heard there. Mr. Rogier was a voice pupil of the late Grant Hadley at Millikin, and later studied two years at Juil-liard Graduate school in New York. He was with Chautauqua Opera in the sumer of 1942, and entered service that fall.

He had a contract for that winter with Columbia Concerts Assn. to take one of the parts in Major E. Hastings Kenney, son of Mrs. Vernice M. Kenney, 335 West Main, and Daniel J.

Kenney of Chicago, was married last Nov. 27 in Dominican Catholic church in Stone, Staffordshire, England. to Edith M. Abberton. He returned Jan.

20 and has just completed his terminal leave, and his bride arrived in New York on Friday and is expected in Decatur to day or Monday. Major Kenney, nephew of Miss S. E. Kenney, former Macon county abstractor, was overseas 25 months with a medical unit of General Pat-ton's 3d army, and wears four battle stars. His bride was a member of the criminal investigation division of the Staffordshire police, and served in the Women's Auxiliary Police Force.

They will live with his mother for the lime being. must mw WE HAPPY EASTER jf ILLINOIS fM CLEANERS Congregational Women Take Dorothy Ellen Sims of Bethany Is Bride Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sims of Bethany announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Ellen and Forrest Elmo Christy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest Christy of Lodi. Cal. The ceremony was in the post chapel of William Beaumont general hospital at El Paso, with Chaplain J. Pugh officiating. Decorations at the altar were Easter lilies and palms.

The bride wore a light blue suit with white ccessories and carried a white prayerbook with an orchid. Dr. T. W. Maddox of El Paso gave her away.

Attendants were Miss Mon-ette Cox of I.amesa, and H. O. Here of El Paso. A reception followed in the Cortez hotel. The bride is a graduate of West Suburban hospital school of nursing in Oak Park, and joined the Army Nurses Corps in 1945.

She has been st the Beaumont hospital for a year. Mr. Christy was released from the army recently and is employed in El Paso, where they will live. and that's good luck for YOU! It's impossible to move all our huge stock and IT MUST BE REDUCED and IMMEDIATELY! YOU are going to reap the benefits in SAVINGS because of this situation! Sale Starts Monday, April 22nd Hollywood Breakfast to Temple A Holfyvvood breakfast open to: chased from Mrs. Joseph F.

Gau- the Nine O'clock Opera company's production of "The Marriage of In the army, after special train- women jn Decatur is being ger, 278 Linden place. Miss Mary iplanned for April 30 in Masonic in the Citiz.ens bank. Miss i temple with serving beginning at Helen Brundage in the Millikin 11 a.m. Sponsoring group is the bank, or Miss Margaret Shaffer in women department of First and Essick's. gregational church.

Bushrod Sattley will be master Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curran iof ceremonies and all the prizes I and granddaughter Patrica Ann PHYSICAL THERAPY For Appointment Phone 2-3813 Norma Larrick, R. N. 609 Standard Office Building will be given that are customary Hill of68 West Packard have re Something to Sell? Try Classified 5151 at xnese aiiairs, an orcnia to tnel'urnea nome alter a winter in oldest person attending, the hat Clearwater Fla.

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HOLLYWOOD BEDS unusual but wearable hat, and for most comical hat. A "good neighbor" will be named and nominations for this and the hats to be entered should be taken or 'mailed to the church not later than April 27. Hats will be judged land the prize winning ones will be Complete As Shown E. A. P-T.

A. will elect officers Friday at 3 p. and have a program of muric and poetry by fifth graders. Guests will be Mrs. Wheaton Allen, who will lead discussion of "Problems of the Home as Connected with the School," and Mrs.

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