The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-09-28
Jones new home.
RETURNS AFTER WESTERN

Mf. ana slfa- L. *. EsAWA3Qs ST.
returned after three weeks IN the
west. Their visit was in Berkeley.
Cal. with cousin MIR. Louis Chisim
aud old friends the Casens. They
visited points as Cliftons Place,
Canteline Islands, Patimas Gardens
and St. Pauls Baptist Cehurch
which Rev ]. Brandam is pastor
which was TO glorious to describe
Many other friends were seen.
BREAKFAST HOSTESS
Mrs Mamie Smell of East Grove
St Was breakfast hostess TO Mr..
and Mrs. Celsete Everhart and
Mrs. EverhartS sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Morris Of De Moine Iowa.
PASSED: Mrs. J. Gray OF Danville,
Ills. wife of Rev. Gray and daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w Hill of
Centralia, Ills. Parker funeral
Home in charge.
REVIVAL CLOSES:
Evangelist Revs Bland and Smith
closed on Saturday successful
two weeks revival at the A. o. II.
Church. Rev. Sheriff pastor
VISITS FATHER. Little Roney
Greer visited his father in Nation,
Ills.
MOTORS HOME:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hayden jr
motored TO their home in Florida
accompanied by their brother in
law and Mr.. Frank Hendricks and
Mr.. c. Bradley.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson of East
Columbia Av. visiting Mr. Len
Callahan family at kankakee, Ills.
Mrs. Anna Watson visited daugh
ter nd SON in Chicago, His. Misses
Harriet and Dorothy Watson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watson.
EXPLOSION SCARE: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Maelin of Ellis had a
recent explosion scare from over
heated grease causing redecorat-
ing.
JOINS GODS ARMY; Mr.. Carzell
Landlord of North 4th st. joined
the Bethel A. M. E. Church where
his wife is member.
SISTER VISITS: Mrs. Ester Glib
son of Chicago visited her sister
Rev and Mrs. o. h. johnson of
East Grove st.
AT HOME: Mrs. Alma Phillips
/ Johnson and brother Mr. Charles
Phillips jr. Chicago are visiting
their father Mr.. Charles Phillips ST.
at Craver Park.
DEATHS:
Mrs. Columbus Money of Cincin-
atl, Ohio writes that her brother
in law of Elaine, Ark. passed re-
Gently and was buried in Miss.
Mrs. Money former Jannett Wade.
Mr.. Bill Hite of North Oak St.
left for Centralia to attend the
funeral of his son Gilbert.
ENTERTAINING AND SEEING
RELATIVES FROM WEST:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Anderson
of West Beech St, houseguest Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Anderson and son
jr., from Los Angeles. California
Mrs. Anderson registered nurse
were entertained at dinner the
| family in the home of brother Mr..
and Mrs. w. Anderson of East
Washington st. Mrs. Bessie Bell
and Mrs. June Robinson of Dan
vile spent Sunday here. MIR. and
Mrs. Hershel Anderson of Danville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anderson
and family from Decatur, Ills. and
other relatives and friends enter
tanned them. Mrs. Verna Bechrum
of West Dublin sister is in the
Burnham hospital submitting TO
operation. Mrs. Val Starks of West
Beech received word from her hus-
band Sgt. Val Starks that he arriv-
ed safely in Alaska. Mrs. Starks
will join him the first of the year.
BROTHER AND SON VISITS:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Ross, Of
North Market St. had as their re-
cent house guest their brothers
who were visiting in Centralia
from Miss. and her son Mr.. and
Mrs. Blackwell from Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Jackson of East Vine
St. recently visited her brother Mr..
Clarence Parker of Mounds, Ills.
A nephew Mr.. VIM. Parker visited
with Mrs. Jackson from Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0din Wilson had
their uncle from Detroit, Michigan
as a recent visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Carter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Carter
had their mother Mrs. Irie Carter
of Idlewild, Michigan as recent
visitor.
Mrs. Lettie Drury Brag Of
Toledo, Ohio spent few weeks with
her daughter Betty who is an
government employee in Washing
| ton, D. c. Her son Jimmie accom-
panied her.
CRANDCHILD VISITS:
Master Glenn Foster, 8 years
old of Mt Vernon, Ills visited his
grandparents Rev. and Mrs. ]. A.