The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-05-25

North Poplar street. died at Sss0
p. M last Saturday IN Burnham
City hospital.
SUNDAY visitors
Mrs. Innzc Moss Dixon and ne
phew spent Sunday with Nj. and
Mrs Clifford Jones and Mfs Lula
Moss.
RESIGNED FROM POST
Mrs. Flora Aughtry Of Easi
Washington st. who was worthy
matson OF the O Els. No s has
resigned her post Mrs. Florence
Williamson Is Asso Matron.
SURPRISED BIRTHDAY
Rev 0. 3. Johnson. East Grove
ST., happily surprised his wife on
her : birthday The friends met
IN the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hendricks. Many lovely
gifts were presented and money.
Ice cream and cake were served
POPPY TIME
Mr.. Clifford Caldwell of Frank
Earnest Post No. 559 and Mrs.
Lorrine Boswell are in charge Of
Auxiliary peoples.
Mr. George Bigham has been
called 10 Tennessee because of
the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Bigham's mother is laso i'll
on East Church ST.
Mr. Samuel Taborn, son of Rev.
and Ms. f.. Taborn and oldest
child will arrive here from Wash
ington while Mr.. Taborn is conva-
lescing.
HONEYMOoNING
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nylie of East
Church St are honeymooning
through the west enroute to Cali
fornia Mrs. Wylie formerly Miss
Connie Gray of East Columbia
ave.
MISSING IN ACTION
Mast. Sgt. Woody Norman
Cooper, grandson of Rev and Mrs.
c. W Saunders. is missing in ac-
ton in Korea word received by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Warren
Cooper of Chicago. Ill. He has
been missing since April %. Age
IS years
VISITS MOTHER
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, of
Chicago. visited her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Johnson of North Fifth ST.
Mrs Raggie Porter. of Fulton,
Kentucky, visitor in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Agee Young of
North Fourth ST Mrs Young and
Mrs. Porter with Miss Ann Porter
Of Farmer City visited in Chicago,
III.
Mrs. James Willis of West Eads
ST. visiting bedside of her son in
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Banks are
at home in Chicago after Mr..
Banks spent several months in
hospital at Oak Park. III.
Mrs. Joshua Shaw received
word that her son Petro was in
Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Brown
were recent hosts at turkey dinner
on West Beslin ST. with Mrs. Te-
zannia Bowyer and Mrs. Chitman
monther.
Mrs. Velma Colley and Mrs.
Mercie b. Taylor, local practical
nurses at the earle hospital, were
recent visitors in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Ada Dean and Mrs. L.
Head of East Vine st. visited Mr..
Heads sister in Chicago, III.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Jamerson
attended the recent Cleveland
game in Chicago. Mr.. Albert Riv-
ers and Mr.. Ben Stovall also at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White and
small daughter, Ellis Ave. were
dinner hosts on Mothers Day to
Mrs. N. Jamerson and Mr. Wash
ington.
Mr.. Alex Weems of Chicago
write to Editor and wife that Mrs.
Helen Weems is improving nicely
since last stroke.
HONORED CLASS MEMBER
The Trustee Aid of the Bethel
A. NJ. f. church on Mothers Day
honored the oldest mother of the
class. Mrs. A. I Jackson, at tea.
Pouring were Mrs. A. T Jackson
and Mrs Cordia Wells in the love-
ly home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Pen
dleton Of East Vine st Roses and
snap dragons with tulips we're
decorations. Mr.. and james Jack
son and family of Paris, Mrs.
Jackson,s son, were guests. Mrs.
Lucy jess Gray and Nj Charles
Latham sang. Mrs Pendleton,
president, and Rev R. Taborn,
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Johnson of
South Bend, Ind, proud parents
of a second son born in April
Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred Latham of
North Fifth St prou dparents Of
a daughter born May 5.
Mrs. Cynthia King of est Bes-
lin ST. visited her daughter in Chi
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