The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

DEWITT HOME BUREAU Annual 4-H Rally in Clinton School on Tuesday Clinton, March 17 (Staff) Plans for the annual 4-H spring rally have been announced by Mrs. Helen Simer of the Dewitt County Home Bureau. It is to be held in the gymnasium of Clinton Community high school Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Federation members will have charge of recreation after having special training in the subject by Dick Lawson of the University of Illinois.

Highlight of the program will be talks by former 4-H members, one by a speaker who grew up in 4-H work and is now a Farm Bureau co-operator, and, one from a woman who had her preliminary training for homemaking in 4-H economic clubs and is now a home bureau cooperator. Oak Grove P.T. A. Elects Mrs. Wayne Dickerson Oak Grove Parents- Teachers association elected Mrs.

Wayne Dickerson as new president and saw a movie "Preface to Life" Friday afternoon. Other new officers included Mrs. O. F. Burkhalter, vice president; Mrs.

Lawrence Waggoner, secretary; and Mrs. Don Smith, treasurer. Special guests at the meeting were Mrs. H. A.

Lichtenberger, director of district 9, and Mrs. Leroy Smith, City Council president. It was announced that the Oak Grove P. T. A.

year book received the only superior exhibit award in district 9 and that a Brownie and Girl Scout troop will be sponsored by the group. The April meeting will be a family night potluck dinner. Couple to Live Near Farmer City Farmer City, March 17. (Staff) Miss Edith Barlow, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow of Bloomington, became the bride of Frederick Hartsock, son of Mrs.

Ralph Hartsock of Farmer City, March 8. The ceremony was performed in the home of the bridegroom by Rev. A. L. Whitesell, pastor of Prairie Chapel church.

The bride has been emploved as stenographer at the Portable Elevator Co. in Bloomington. Mr. Hartsock is engaged in farming near Farmer City, where they will live. 3.

TRIPS to PARIS Plus $1,000 Cash Many Other Prizes in the MISS SUNBEAM CONTEST INITIAL SELECTION FOR GIRLS LOOKING MOST LIKE MISS SUNBEAM ON THE SUNBEAM BREAD WRAPPER WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOW. ING THEATRES: ROGERS THEATRE Decatur, Monday Nite, March 17 at 8 P. M. GRAND THEATRE Sullivan, Wednesday Nite, March 19 at 8:45 P. M.

CLINTONIA THEATRE Clinton, Thursday Nite, March 20 at 9 P. M. LYRIC THEATRE Monticello, Thursday Nite, March 20 at 9 P. M. ILLIOPOLIS THEATRE Illiopolis, Tuesday and Wednesday Nite, March 18 and 19 at 9 P.

M. PIX THEATRE Blue Mound, Friday Nite, March 21 at 9 P. M. FINALS WILL BE HELD AT ROGERS THEATRE MONDAY NITE, MARCH 24th at 8 P. M.

MAIL OR DELIVER THIS ENTRY BLANK To the Theatre You Select MY DAUGTER (Name) WHO IS (MUST BE UNDER 10) LIVES AT WILL BE AT THEATRE ON ENRICHED MON MAR 17 1952 to Be Held in April Petersburg, March 17 Tryouts for roles in the 1952 production of "Forever This Land" will be held at New Salem State Park April 4 through 6. E. S. Mitchell of Petersburg, president of the New Salem Lincoln league which sponsors the drama about Lincoln, said that dramatic departments of some 30 colleges and universities throughout the state have been invited to send actors and actresses William Macllwinen, director of the play, will supervise the tryouts, Mitchell said. The drama is the story of the six years during the 1830's that Lincoln lived at the frontier village of New Salem.

More than 50 characters are cast in the production. Several cast members from last season will return in the same roles including Harlington Wood of Springfield, who portrayed Lincoln, Mitchell said. Author Kermit Hunter recently reported to the League that he is making several significant changes in the script for the 1952 season. The play i is presented in a natural amphitheater at the park, 20 miles of Springfield. Dates of the production this summer are June 28 through August 24, nightly except Mondays.

Indiana Woman is Guest Mrs. Earl Filson of Decatur, is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swaub, 953 North Hill street. Mrs.

Grose Home from Florida Mrs. Mary Grose, North Main street, has returned home. She was with her son, R. C. Grose of Miami, Fla.

and spent some time in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Interior Decorating Program Planned By Illiopolis Juniors Illiopolis Junior Woman's club will have a program on interior decorating at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Lester Havener.

Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Ralph Thomas and Mrs. James Worl. "Youth Around the World' Is Warrensburg P-T. A.

Theme "Youth Around the World" will be the theme for Warrensburg Parents-Teachers association at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Business will be followed by special music by Millikin university student, Nancy Zi. Erwin Gstirner from Austria, a student at Decatur high school, will speak about Austrian schools.

Members are asked to bring cookies for their family and for the following social hour. Place of Wedding Changed Miss Dorothy Mason and Eugene Kaskey will be married in St. John's Lutheran church March 30 instead of Trinity Lutheran church. The ceremony will take place at 2:30 p. m.

She is the daughter of the Victor Masons, 1403 East Riverside street, and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaskey, 1337 East Main street. Mrs. Peter Kirk Institutes Women of Moose Chapter Mrs.

Peter Kirk of Forsyth was instituting officer when: a new chapter of Women of the Moose was organized in Lincoln Sunday. Officers of the new chapter include: Senior regent Mrs. Frederick Schaub Junior regent-Mrs. Guy Rash Junior graduate regent-Mrs. Willard Aughton Chaplain -Mrs.

John Bauman Recorder-Mrs. Raymond Kurtz Treasurer--Mrs. Wayne Emmons Guide-Mrs. George Lowry Assistant guide-Mrs. Thomas Kenning Sentinel-Mrs.

Dale Avers Argus- Mrs. Paul Aderman Pianist -Mrs. Dean Lowman. CALIFORNIA DESIGNER CREATES COMBINATION DESK 3 Combination vanity-desk is part maple finished in cordovan. All vanity-desk, designed by John of a new budget-priced bedroom pieces in the group have serpen- group.

It is made of Eastern rock tine fronts as has this four-drawer gloves, veils and handkerchiefs. Desk Difficulties Space, Variety Found in California Designed Piece By Gladys Miller Tucked away in the mental file of each individual is a section labeled, "I want this when I can it." One piece of furniture many men and women have a secre: longing for is a desk, a private desk where they can keep personal things. The ability to purchase is not al. ways the stumbling block. The smaller home limits available space.

A desk may be placed in a small foyer or hall, but if there is much traffic certainly you'll have little privacy. Writing letters, keeping accounts requires concentration, so the hall is not a good place. Some teen-agers and wives like a desk in a living room where they can study or work but still keep one ear' on family conversation. They want to be a part of what is going on. But the father and husband us- YOUR MIRROR Will Tell You Are You AFRAID to Make the MIRROR TEST? Stand in front of your full length mirror! If you have BULGES (where you should have curves 11 you're blaming your CLEANER for "shrinking" your dresses and suits if you've had to buy you look dress-size-larger into" the size you're now wearing WHY NOT FACE IT! It's time you DO SOMETHING about 1t NOW! TODAY! If you want slim 1 look this and who doesn't! Phone 6700 Ruth PFAHLER'S BODY CONTOUR SHOP ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS "50 FREE" CHICK SALE On Standard's Famous Cornish Crosses 50 FREE with each 100 AAA Cornish Crosses you buy.

Buy 100 AAA Cornish Crosses and get another 50 FREE. AAA CORNISH ROCKS (Large White Cornish males mated to best White Rock females. All white feathered, good layers, wonderful eating, make excellent farm flocks). AAA CORNISH HAMPS (Blocky dark Cornish males mated to best New Hampshire females. Wonderful all-purpose fowl.

Good layers, fine eating qualities). STOP IN TODAY AT STANDARD HATCHERIES South Maffit at East Wood St. in Decatur ATWOOD COUPLE CELEBRATES Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dussler Dussler is 75 years old and Mrs.

of Atwood will celebrate their Dussler is 69. They were mar50th wedding anniversary Sun- ried March 19, 1902. Before day. The Past Matrons club will moving to Atwood, the couple arrange an open house celebra- lived on his father's farm near tion from 2 to 5 p. m.

Mr. Garrett. Woodrow Wilson P.T. A. To Discuss Film Tuesday Woodrow Wilson junior high school Parents- Teachers association will have "'We Learn to Build Character by Developing Responsibility" as its theme at 7:30 p.

m. Tuesday. A movie, "How to Develop a Sense of Responsibility" will be shown. Discussion will follow with Norman Gore as leader. Seventh, eighth and ninth grade students will give a tumbling dem- 168 Feet, 34 Inches 168 Feet, 34 Inches 168 Feet, 34 Inches 168 Feet, 34 Inches East of Transfer House 143 East Main Fifth Grade Students Are Guests at Birchday Party Connie Newlin, daughter of the Harold L.

Newlins, 110 Cobb avenue, and Patty LeGrand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. LeGrand, 1648 West Forest avenue, celebrated their 11th birthday anniversaries together. They invited their fifth grade classmate: at Dennis school to dinner and theater party Friday night.

The dinner took place in the Newlin home. Roach Executive Board Meets Executive board members of Roach Parents- Teachers association will have business at 1:15 p. In. Tuesday in the school library. Steel Venetian Blinds With Cotton Tapes Square Foot 50c VENETIAN BLIND MFG.

CO. 445 North 19th Phone 2-4211 onstration with Neil Ewing in charge. Music will be furnished by the eighth grade Girl's choir under the direction of Miss Margaret Lancaster. Election of officers will take place. Picture Frames 'A Wide Selection of PRINTS REPRODUCTIONS WATER COLORS RAW WOOD and FINISHED MOULDINGS for picture frames of any size! Make Your Selections Right in Your Home! WILLIAM A.

WAIT A. L. COOK SON Phone 2-7224 127 North Main ually wants complete privacy, either because he has it during the day, or because he is harassed during his working day and wants a change at night or week ends. For many years, designers nored the desk. The kneehole was accepted and that was that.

No one paid much attention to the size of the drawers, or what would or could go into them, or offered variety, or combination pieces of furniture. Times have changed. For the more casual peeds, one our younger designers, John Keal of California, has included among the pieces in a reasonably priced bedroom group, a combined vanitydesk. The wood is rock maple, the finish dark cordovan brown. All pieces have serpentine fronts.

The desk section is what is known as a table desk, with one full drawer for stationery. The vanity side has three full commodious drawers for cosmetics, If you habitually use the bath room, because of the light, for make you can hang a picture above the desk and have a desk lamp. Should you prefer to make-up sitting down, then use a large mirror in either a vertical or horizontal line depending on the decorative need in the room, You will also need a pair of lamps so that each side of your face is lighted. This particular desk is so well designed it may be used in the living room as well as the bedroom. C.

Moutray Honors Sister Mrs. Velma High, 1233 East Cantrell street, was honored at a surprise party Thursday in honor of her birthday anniversary. Her brother Clarence Moutray gave the party in Staley clubhouse with 32 guests attending. EAT POTATO TEA CHASE CHIPS Here Is FRANK ADVICE to People Buying Upholstering Get our factory price before you decide on any upholstery work. Here's why: We operate our own furniture factory in Decatur.

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