The Illinois times., 1951-10-26
DANVILLE NEWS
3N Ms. Helene Edmunda Smith

Mrs. Herman Barker and family
are visited by relative. Mrs Lois
Johuson of Joliet, Ill.
MIR. and Mrs. J. |. Hanks of
Oakland Calf. and cousins of Mrs.
Charles Leo are on visit at the
Lee Home 1923 Oak they were
accompanied by Mrs. Parker of
Washington d. {. The party visited
in New York, Washington, Dan
vile on their way home, where
Mrs. Parker viii spent some time
at Oakland Mr. Hanks is Il nephew
Mrs. Hanks is a nephew of the late
of the late Rev. j. S. Crocket and
formerly of Topeka kans.
The Royalettes no. 2 Mrs. Jul
t tie Buford. Pres recently enter
tanned at the Elks Rest all enjoyed
themselves.
The Male Voices or 0ctftte of
the Greater Shiloh Baptist Church
have filled many engagements Rev.
NJ. c. Pittman, pastor.
The Starlight Club pleased their
audience at The Jackson School
last Tuesday evening.
The forty participants of the
Musicale, given by their instructors
Mesdames Nettie Goddie and Viola
Trotter drew a large number of
music lovers last Sunday at the
Church of God Williams and Wash
ington, Rev, ]. Il. Armstead pas
tor.
Teachers will attend the meeting,
Oct. II, at Urb.. Cham. Friday
A wedding at Allen Chapel and
Union Baptist were performed by
respective pastors, Rev. w. Newell
Guy and Rev Tobias Hutchins,
The Floral decorations were
grown and arranged by Rev. James
Norwood. eo-worker Of the great
Scientist, Dir. George Washington
Carver, at Tuskegee Institute Tus-
kegee, Ala
Mrs. (Mother) Harris, Mrs.
Moses Turner, Mrs. Ruth Boyd
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. II. L. Edmunds
Mother Edmundsl are convalesing
at this time.
The Three X kindergarten at
the Beeler Terrace is progressing
don't fail to enter your child be-
fore the weather changes, come TO
the meetings IA carnival will begin
October 26--5-9 p. NJ. Masonic
Lodge will soon be in use.
The chapter members will have
tickets for an anniversary Tea Nov.
18th. from 4 TO 7 P. NJ. For Fuller
Products call at 211 East Williams
ST.. Rev. J. r. Armstead--agent.
DEFENSE DEPT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Rander,
1928 n. Washington Ave. has in
formed US, their son William Wes-
lev after completing the four years
of service in the Navy U. S. A. has
been Honora5ly Discharged from
the Armed Forces of the Y. 5.
Navy on the twelfth day of Sept
ember 1851. William Wesley
Render, 302186s Seaman U. S. N.
This is to certify that w. W. Rem
der while serving on board the
U. s. S. Mt. Mandan crossed the
Artic Circle on June goth in year
1851 A. D. to enter the Northern
Domain of the Polar Bear. Issued
This certificate is awarded as
testimonial of Honest and faithful
service. j. f. Hughes, 1t, l. ). n.
By direction
The other sons in service, Nath-
aniel Jr., in the Army Pfc. Robert
Fl. in the Air Corp. Moses Lake,
ashington State 1336-7477 161
st. |. D. Service SWPP Larson
A. F. B. Washington.
MARRIAGES
Miss Patricia Ann. daughter Of
Mrs. Burtella and the late Van
.McDougal, became the bride of
Mr.. Charles Evans, SON Of Mrs.
Catherine Hall-Johnson formerly of
Hot Springs, Arkansas, Sunday al
ternoon, recently at the Allen Cha
pei.
The Rev. W. Newell Guy per-
formed the single-ring ceremony.
The ring bearer, was little Vicki
Cloyd, in multi TERED white ny
lon dress.