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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
News OF the Churches
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION
C. n. Rice. Minister

CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION
G. n. Rice Minister
m. Sunday school, Topic: The church suf
fering and Triumphant
1890 m. Morning worship
7:3o p. m. Evangelistic service.
7:30 Prayer service in charge of the Young People
April 7so cho;r Th%sdssm asscee -
April Friday
200 p m Good Friday service
2os S. Walnut Street
DeIbert Housh, Pastor
Sunday school $50 a. m.
NYps 'ps7g n 3. iu,'0 mo Virginia bowman. Leader.
Evangestic 7:3o. Missionary service Thursday
7:3o. Mrs. Boggs leader
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. William T. Ward Pastor
$50 an a m Sunday school, Robert Wilson, supt;
II a. Sermon by the pastor in keeping with Palm Sun
day. Music by Gospel Choir and other music
73O p. m Wednesday prayer service.
7:30 p. m Good Friday will be held.
Next Sunday Easter service, by Sparrow Chapter 12-
oES at 2:3o P m
METHODIST CHURCH sEDAL,A-NEwpoRT CHARGE
j.. Thornton, Minister Sedalia, Phone 3241
Services for Palm Sunday April
Sedalia worship 10 a. m.
sedalia Church school, Il Lloyd Robinson supt '
Services at Newport church Monday tuesday, and
nesday evenings Holy Week. Sedalia church
Thursday All people urged to set
aside these days times of devotion and to attend the
vices indicated or to avail themselves OF like services
in other places of worship
Both of the charge will hold early devotion
on Easter morning followed by fellowship breakfast Bap
ism reception members in each church Easter
Day.
LILLY CHAPEL METHODIST PARISH
G.. Deeds, Pastor
Big Plain Sunday school, 930 Orvil Cummins Supt.
Worship Holy Communion, 1o:3o Baptism will be Of
fered for both infants and adults at this service
Cseorgesvle Sunday school, $50 Mrs. May Myers Sup
M.YF. 730
Llly Chapel Sunday school, s3o G. Deeds, supt
WEST JEFFERSON AND ALTON METHODIST
G. w. Eley, Pastor
West Jefferson-Sunday school, 945, E, c. Enger Supt
palm Sunday service, 100. Youth Fellowship 700
The Last Supper Holy Communion, 6:45, Thursday
evening
Aton-Worship service, 9:4o SUNDAY scnooi o:4o iuu
Purdum, Supt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
State Favors Big
Trucks Over Cars
IN License Rates

Ohio ranks twenty-lifth among
the states in license fees charged
private automobiles and thirty
fifth i'm license charges for heavy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
AGE

AGE
Hardening of the heart ages
people more quickly than harden
ing of the arteries-Mutual Mo-
ments, hm, Mutual Benefit Health
& Accident Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
London, Ohio
EUUUUTfy 0TTFV
Greer S. Imbrie, Minister

5.
The Lenen Service will be Thursday evening at m
The subject Conscience of Plate The session
will following this service with those wishing to JOIN
the church
Sunday, April 2
The Sunday school will 945 for all classes
Murray c. Lohr, Supt.
Worship service will be at II a. m Continuing the ser
miracles OF Jesus, the SUBJECT VIII De
O Power" For the anthem the Chldrens
Choir directed by T. Rightsel will sing Praise Ye
The Father by Gounod
Baptism will be administered New mem
the church. The organ selections
will include Pasorae by Fagier, Chorale On Jerusalem
Golden by La Jeune, and "Jesu Joy OF Mans Desr
ing" by Bach There kindergarten Nursery Tor small
children during the worship service.
The Westminster Fellowship will at $50 p. m.
CIR High for meetings, recreation lunch and YES
pers. Hostesses: Kennedy and Mrs. Dickerson
A Musical will be presented on Sunday evening
at 8 D. m by the of the First United Presbyterian
Church. Springfield They will sing The Seven Last Words
by Dubois.
Holy Week
Tuesday, April d. at m.-Womans Guilds meet together
in the sanctuary at -
Thursday April g. m-Muscal service by the Chill
dren's Choir and Senior Choir .
Friday April z, at 1:30 p m.-Sacrament OF The Lords
Supper.
Sunday, April 9-Sunrse service in the park at a. m
Easter services at IL a. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
Teddy

10th at the home of Teddy
Meeker.
News Reporter,
Jay E. Straley
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
| eachers Ask
Longer, Fewer Class
Periods

Fewer class periods: but longer
ones. we're recommended to the
Champaign school board today by
the high school teachers
Al a meeting after school Mon
day. the teachers voted to increase
the class periods from the present
time Of 80 minutes TO 55 or 60
minute periods. The teachers rec
ommendation was based on sur
vey Of 20 high schools.
Miss Nellie Bates; chairman;
presided over the meeting. VIC,
Shaul, director Of instrumental
music. announced that the meet
ing award; which goes to the
outstanding music student viii be
sponsored this year by kiwanIs
club.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
Merrill Services
Monday Afternoon

Funeral services for Marley
merrill; 60; of 1913 + Hin street,
Champaign; who died Friday in
county hospital; We're held at go
p. m Monday in Bethel AMf
church.
Rev. f. Taborn: pastor; oifieia-
ted. Burial in Mount Hope GENE
terry. The MeIiancy funeral home
had charge.
Mr.. Merrill was born Aug. 80;
1890: in Tennessee; the son of Mel
son and Sarah Perkins Merrill.
He leaves his wife; Mrs Ella
Merrill; Detroit; Mich. one dau-
ghter, Mrs. Nadine Arehible; De-
troit; three sons; Curtis; Cham
paign, Bert Powell, Nelson; both
of Detroit; one sister; Mrs. Nellie
Bradley; two brothers; John, and
George; all Of Champaign.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
Joint Banquet

A joint banquet was given re-
Gently by Lake View Lodge and
Macon Temple Decatur Ill. The
affair was held in the lower par
Tors Of the St. Peters A. NJ. u.
Church. DR. A. l.. Frazier State
President of Danville was guest
speaker. The toast master. was
DIR. +. c. Rogan of Decatur Ill.
At the guest table was found; Mr..
and Mrs. Mariand Elliott; Mr.. and
Mrs. Otha Anderson: asst. seey.
of State and travelling deputy:
Mr.. Charles Johnson; Host and
hostess Exlated ruler and daughter
Ruler Mr.. +. j. Wells and Mrs.
Edna Thompson. Out of town
guest were: Exalted ruler Of the
Evergreen Lodge Mr.. j Fleming
and Mr.. VIII Bowden Of Bloom
ington and several from Danville.
A group of young men "Stars OF
Harmony" furnished the pro-
gram. Macon Temple held their
Emma v. Kelly; eandlelight pro-
gram on the same evening from
"a D. m. mt the Church Souvenor
programs were presented.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
Funeral Wednesday
For George CASTOR

Funeral services for George
CASTOR: 81. SOL T. Washington
street; who died Saturday night
in County hospital, were held at
2.30 pm. "Wednesday in the Nc
Haney funeral home.
Rev. MA Crowder. pastor of
st. Lukes' CME church, oificiated
and burial was In Mount Hope
cemetery.
Mr.. Castor. who was born In
Mississippi, leaves Two grand
daughters. Mrs. Mae Emma HoH-
man. urbana; Mrs Ella Mae
Wood; Champaign and -four great
grandchildren.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
Recent rip

-Four club sisters II The Rayas
leltea" took hop down to ~,
l.ouia, Missouri uycr the wsck
Esd to be guest OF The Royal
Scot" AT their annual anniversary
ball
The group landed and waa met
by their sister club In station
wagon and proceeded on 10 ether
stations and a,rpottm 10 welcome
THE Supreme Gifla" and Club.
belts from Chicago, llisneia. Aftas
all out Of town guests had arrived
dinner was served the forty two
girls at shs home of Mrs. Maze;
the socialites" and Copper~ttes
OF 81. Louis being hostess.
Breakfast at eleven on Saturday
morning IN the home Of Mrs. Isrus
ON Whitaker Avenue. The hostess
was the "kiski Club.
Dinner at i Saturday evening
Was served in the home Of Mira.
Smith of Delmaf Street the hos
tess were TEN Americans I'm.
mediateIy following dinner the
visiting guests were taken 10 The
florist and each selected her cor
sage that was made up while they
waited and were donated by Roy
al Scot.
Saturday night NJ II y. mp the
formal Was held at Masonic Tenn.
pie with one thousand guests.
NlAallng claha were introduced.
Larry Burnside and has fifteen
piece band played typical formal
music. The dance ended at 4 A. M.
All out Of town guests were taken
TO waiter club and enjoyed break.
fas and dancing 10 ten piece
local band. The breakfast ended at
u A. Nj. The group Of "Royalettes'
were taken to the home of THE
| McLendons" ON Fountain Street
| for "snaeks" Mr.. MeLendons ia
| one of the outstanding police OF
st. Louis; while Mrs. MeLendon Ii
nurse at Homer e.. Philliphs
hospital. Disc Jockey Roscoe Nc
Curry of Station w. M. +. " en-
tertained with latest discs. The
gala affair ended at noon on
! Sunday 8 p. NJ. Sunday evening
a farewell party was given fol
Chicago and Champaign girls ane
all were escorted TO planes and
trains by Royal Scots.
Royalettes attending were;
Vida Herndon; President
NEEDLE Smith; Co-Chaitman
Dot Mason; Community Chairman
Leah Hursey; Royal Vocalist
TheRoyalettes are invited to b.
the guest Of Supreme Socialites'
/ Of Chicago at their annual May
Day affair.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
Daddy at 101

Rev. James Smith Of Carbon
dale sits with his 16-month-old
twins as he observes his l0lst
birthday. Records Of the Ameri-
can Medical association show that
he may be the oldest new father"
known to medicine. The twin
daughters are Mary Lee and Susan
Marie. He and his vile Anna Lee;
81; also are the parents Of four
young sons.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
Champaign Grade
Mines Start SoftbalI
March 81

The 1850 softhall season for
elementary and parochial school
sixth graders will begin Friday;
March 81; it has been announced
by Lester r. Meyer; director of
physical education.
The early starting date was set
to provide an extra week at the
end of the schedule in May to
play off postponed games prior
to the annual Softball Field Day.
East and West divisions have
been established to minimize travel
distances between opponents. Each
division will play double round
robin schedule, and the divk1on
champions will meet in a final
game for the city title.
s#%
BIRTHS
PICKENS; to Mr.. and Mrs. John;
4o7 East Eureka street; a daugh-
ter Mt 1908 a. m. Sunday in Mer-
cy hospital.
LONG; to Mr.. and Mrs. Nose; GOT
East Vine street; Champaign;
daughter at 9:53 g. m. Sunday in
Burnham hospital.
SICK
Little Darlene Starks of n. 9Th
st.
Rev. and Mrs. Donaldson; n.
Bird pastor of Salem Baptist
have severe colds.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
MAN CHARGED
IN FIGHT EARLY
SUNDAY

Nanslaughtet charge was filed
/ in John Osntillss justice If
eeacV eoart early thia afternoon
in the death 81 a Champaign man
who died Of skull fracture early
Sunday morning following fiaht
In she Ito hlosk North Poplar
street Friday
The dead man j. James nsawn
a., 8oa North Champaign sifeei
lie died about 7 u. m sunday in
the Champaign county hospital
Wendell Mitshell a.. ~ho livei
al the same address. was under
investigation en the anticipated
mAnslaughsee charge this morn.
ing
Gene Herman, assistant states
attorney. said there WIRE about
- witnesses" 10 the fight during
which Mitchell was alleged 10 havp
told the either man. II ought 10
kll YOU.
Both men were arrested follow
ING the fight which occurred abort
II after Noon Saturday. They were
fined hS Champaign Police Mag
istrHte Virgil burgess on drunken.
meas charges
The fight repeatedly developed
nver rs cents in change which
Mitchell claimed he had coming
out VI $40 bin he had given.
Brown
Witnesses related that during
the fight Brown toppled over back
wards. hitting hia hoad on the con
crete sidewalk with a loud pop"
according To Herman and Coroner
Don I. wikoff.
Mitchell left the scene before
police arrived, They took brown
tn nurnham city hospital where
his head waa handaged and three
stitrhss were taken In hts cut lip.
Police said q HMrnAam representa-
tive subsequently called them 10
come get Brown who was wanted
on the drunkenness charge.
Mitchell and Brown appeared be.
fore Burgess who fined Mitchell
$50 and Brown els. Mitchell was
released and brown WAS held for
inability to pay.
Police Capt. Russell Burke said
Brown appeared to have u fit"
and fell. hitting his head on a
concrete ramp ia the jail, lie was
taken home. Mrs. Mile Randolph.
landlady at do3 North Champaign
atreet, later GATED the kenner am.
bulanee which took Brown 10 The
county hospital. He died there
about 10 hours later.
An autopsy by DIR. Herbert
Friedman Of the Carlo hospital
showed death was caused by a
cerebral hemorrhage from the
skull fracture; Wikoff diaeloaed.
Brown was born Aug. %; 1898;
at Cleveland; Ohio. He WAS MARI
led in 1914, but has lived apart
from his wife aimee last March.
Browns body Ia at the Parker
funeral home. Funeral services will
be held there at p. m. Wednes-
day Burial will be In Mount Hope
cemetery.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
kindergarten
Mothers Square
Dance Friday

Mothers club of Champaign
Urbana Kindergarten association
sponsored square dance from
$50 pm. to midnight Friday in
Douglas Community center. Allen
.SapUra served az eaiier: assisted
by Miss Marjorie Main and Tay-
Tor Thomas.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
JOINS HUSBAND:

JOINS HUSBAND:
Mrs. Thomas Johnson formerly of
Ellis Ave. joined her husband who
has become member of the re-
search department at the Meharry
College; Nashville; Tenn, The
Johnson's have been residents of
Champaign for several years. Mr..
Johnsn received his Masters de-
gree in Bacteriology in February
and Mrs. Johnson was employed
at the Union Building in the de-
partment of Education by CORE
spondence.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24

Proceeds of the dance and sale
Of refreshments went 10 the kim
dergarteu fund. Chairmen of com
mittees for the event were Mrs.
John Johnson: dance committee;
Rosie Anderson; refreshments :
Mrs. A.p. Marshalll; ticket sales !.
Mrs. Raymond Scott, publicity;
and Mrs. ileser Nelson SuRga !:
posters.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24

Rams marched thru Peoria Spauld-
ing; Freeport; Elgin and Danyille
to claim this years crown. Above
L. to X. are the five players who
have carried the burden all sea
son as the Rams rarely substitut-
ed. Bobby Brown: Walt Moore;
Max Hooper; Coach Changnon;
John Riley and Eddie King.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
PASSED
VISITING MOTHER:

Mr.. Pete Bridgewater; of Califor-
ma is visiting in the home of his
brother Mr.. Cecil Bridgewater of
East Washington st.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
AMONG THE SICK

Mrs. Erma Bridgewster con-
valesing nicely at home +. Wash
ington St.
Mr.. Edward Hughes Of North Ash
st.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Doyle of N.
Wright st. in County hospital.
Mrs. Mary Fielder of East Vine st.
Mrs. Matte Dixon of West Maple
st.
Mr.. jeff Candy of East Church st.
Mrs. Ellie Pierce of North 2nd St.
.
PASSED
Mrs. Mabel Goodrich father pass
ed in Elkville; Ill.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
VISITING MOTHER

VISITING MOTHER
Mrs. Nora Mccoy; of Chicago Wis
ting with her mother Mrs. A.
Moreland of Vest Eads Ave.
.
CHURCH PROGRAM
The Salem Baptist Church viii
hold their annual Womans Day.
program on Sunday. The Free
will Baptist Church will hold Dis
cipline Day on Sunday The sth.
Sunday in April they viii hold
Womans Day.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24

Joe Nathan Garter; Champaign i6
Hazrlteen sayles; Champaign Ii
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24

GRANDDAUGHTER VISITED
Mrs. Eva Simmons of Chicago
visited her grandmother Mrs
Martha Carr and aunt: Mrs. Edna
II. Johnson of r. Columbia Ave,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
CHORUS HOSTESS:

CHORUS HOSTESS:
The annual st. Patricks Day. Tea
benefit of the Salem Baptist
Church chorus WAS held in the new
home of Mrs. Ethel Johnson of
East Hill st. The attendance was
good and table decorations and
service was in keeping with the
occasion. Mrs. Ethel Johnson
hostess and assistance Mrs. Lucille
Clark Che. President
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-24
LOCAL NEWS
ILLINOIS NEWS
RENIYAI. SERA1CES

REVIVAL SEkR TITS,
Rev. Ashford al Sparta. Ills
10 the guest speaker and evangelist
holding meeting At the Bethel A.
NJ. <. Church fer the two weeks
period. Grand spiritual services
were heard. Rev. +. Taborn ii
pastor.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Trucks To Carry Limited Loads On Palmer Pavement, ARC DeCrees

might be halted anywhere along the Anchorage-Palmer Highway for the check.
 In addition to the load limita- tion for trucks, a speed limit of 35 miles an hour will be imposed for all vehicles. In weakened areas, which are indicated by par tial barricades, drivers are asked to slow to 20 miles an hour.
 There is only one portion of the highway in poor condition now, according to V. R. Wilkerson of the Matanuska Valley Bus Lines. That section lies about a half mile from Knik Bridge.
 Bus schedules will remain un- changed for the present, MT. Will kerson said. They will be main tained unless road conditions get considerably worse during the breakup period.
 MT. Onkka said that the road is in good condition at present, and it is possible it will get no worse. In that event, no more stringent regulations than those announced yesterday will be imposed. ARC engineers check the paved strip daily to determine it's condition. They promise a 24-hour notice pe- riod before any change of regula- ton is enforced.
 N 4 anwhile, Carl Meier of Pal mer Transfer, whose business is hauling freight between Anchor age and Palmer, expressed his appreciation for a load limitation regulation rather than a total closure of the highway to trucks, as was first announced.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

Load limitations on commercial trucks went into effect on the paved highway between Palmer and Chugiak yesterday. Until fur ther notice, truckers are restrict ed to 50 per cent of the gross load allowed by the Alaska Traffic Code, according to Oliver Onkka, Alaska Road Commission district foreman for this area.
 MT. Onkka said the regulation would be enforced by territorial highway patrolmen. Special-duty men have been hired for this breakup period. The ARC fore man said there would be no defi- mite checking stations for trucks and their loads, but vehicles
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
VALLEY KIDS FIND NINE BIG PRIZES,
 100 DOZEN EGGS

Nine Palmer youngsters reaped rich reward in candy and Easter bunnies at last Sundays Kiwanis- club-sponsored Easter egg hunt. Promptly at 12:30, the two divi- sions of the hunt began a deter mined search for the more than 100 dozen eggs that Kiwanis com mittee members had gathered, dyed and hidden in the two-block square hunt area.
 Winners in the one to five age group were Susie Black, Greg Pippel, Sandra Sue Carroll.c Marie Anderson.
 Susie was given an Easter bas- ket for finding a gold egg. Greg won live bunny for the silver egg he found. Sandra Sue got a stuffed duck for finding 18 eggs.' the most in her division. Marie vas given an Easter basket foF being runner-up in this class witF a total of Is eggs. D
 Winners in the six to 10 agi group were Lynn Roberts, Roge,; Wendt, Bert Verrall and Aller Wilson. James Fogg won az Easter Bunny all his own, when he caught the rabbit loosed in the hunt area.
 Lynn won an Easter basket for finding a golden egg. Roger got rabbit for finding a silvef egg, and Bert got five passes to the Valley Theatre for collecting IA eggs, the most to be found in this division. Allen was given an Easter basket for being second highest in the matter of eggs found-he sleuthed out an even dozen.
 Members of the hunt commit tee, which was headed by Jack Maze, this week expressed their appreciation to all Valley resi- dents who contributed eggs for the event. to the Boy Scouts who patrolled the park area on Sunday morning, and to ministers who helped publicize the plan through church announcements.
 Committee members who as sisted Mir. Maze were James Hur- ley, Bill Rempel, Ava Saxton and Marvin Slaughter. Joe Hudock was field manager.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Mrs. MealY's Father Is Much Improved

Word received here this week from Mrs. Harriet Mealy, Palmer schoolteacher, reports that her fa- ther is much improved in health. Mrs. Mealy recently was called home to Duluth, Mich, because of his serious state of health. How ever Mrs. Mealy will remain with him for a time, and will not re- turn to Palmer to resume her classroom duties. ..
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Bailey Talks 10 Club On Typhoid Fever

A lecture on typhoid, it's causes, symptoms and control measures, was presented to the Palmer Speakers Club (nee Toastmasters) by Dr. Clarence Bailey last We'd nesday evening. Valley physi- clans and representatives of the territorial department of health this week issued joint warning to local residents to take all pos. sible precautionary measure: against this disease, which so re. gently broke out in the Spenarc area.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Lutheran Ladies Plan Afternoon Aid Circle

There will be a special meeting of the Ladies' Aid of St. Johns Lutheran Church at 2 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Roetman. Purpose of this meeting, Mrs. Roetman explained, is to organize an afternoon circle of the Aid, to meet the need o1 those women who are unable to attend evening meetings.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

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keeping room, all facilities furn.,
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radio: $12.5o 'wk. 15s r st. ne.
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