Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 8

9 THE DAILY JOURNAL- -GAZETTE AND COMMERCIAL-STAM, MATTOON, ILLINOIS FEB. SOCIAL VALENTINE PARTYPresbyterian Fellowship Group held Valentine party, Thursday evening in the church basement. A covered dish dinner was served, after which the president, Paul E. Hilgenberg, conducted the business meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Helming and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willaredt were program chairmen for the evening. Mrs.

Willaredt gave a review of the Phone 823 Red Top Taxis Twenty-Four Hour Service Courteous Drivers NEWS "The Silent Billion Speak," by Frank Lauback, and Mr. Helmling gave the traditions of Valentine Day. Comic Valentines were exchanged by the 25 members present. WITH MRS. KELLERThe Tuesday Study Club was entertained at the home of Mrs.

Claud Keller, 1013 Broadway. Mrs. Loraine Eveland presided during the business meeting. Mrs. Charles Birch reviewed the book, "Barth Could Be Fair," by Pierre Van Paasen, after which Mrs.

Keller served refreshments. Thirteen members were present. 300 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEDMr. and Mrs. Frank Kellback, 212 North Twenty-second street, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their niece, Miss Juanita Lawrence, to Robert Knight, son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Knight, 1009 -Shelby PUBLIC SALE I will sell at public auction at my home, three miles north of Gays, on good road, miles southwest of Coles Station, or seven miles west of Mattoon, on- Western Avenue road, and one mile north, starting at 11 a. on THURSDAY, FEB.

13, 1947 TWO MULES -Pair of smooth mouth mules, extra good workers. SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE -Jersey cow, calf by side; white face heifer; red cow, fresh in 30 days; Guernsey cow, giving gallons milk per day, will freshen in June; red cow, giving two gallons milk per day: Jersey cow, will freshen in May. FIVE HEAD OF HOGS Weight about 200 pounds each. FARM MACHINERY Ford tractor, completely overhauled last September, new 11-inch tires; Ford tractor cab; plow and cultivator for above tractor; 7-foot Dunham disc; 3-section harrow; John Deere No. 999 corn planter, with tractor hitch; new Sears rubber tired wagon and box, 6 rubber tired wagon and box, 5'x12'x3'; flat top trailer: corrugated roller; mower: M.

W. cream separator; four new milk cans M. W. electric washer; barrel pump, and many other articles too numerous to mention. HAY 100 bales, more or less, good clover hay; 50 bales straw.

TERMS -CASH SALE DAY. Lunch on Grounds. Not Responsible in Case of Accidents. FLOYD EDWARDS HENRY BARTHOLOMEW, Auctioneer. A.

HONN, Clerk. CHILD'S EYE TURNS IN! This is a serious eye condition. If your eyes were this way, what chance would you have among your friends and acquaintances and your job? These eyes can be straightened without an operation. But to do so, you must know there is more to do than just buy glasses for your child. This alone is neglect.

Results are far between. quick solution to straighten eyes by many times is failure, and vision, together with appearance, Is lost. Seeking rout the best procedure is worth the cause so that success be obtained. DR. J.

H. BENNETT OPTOMETRIST Broadway Phone 2877 avenue. The wedding will take place o'clock Sunday afternoon, Peb. 16, in the First Baptist church with Dr. James M.

Lively officiating. -000 SAUNDERS-WALTERSIn 8 3 o'clock candlelight ceremony performed Sunday afternoon in the First Baptist church Robinson Miss Patricia Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Walters of that city, became the bride of Julian Saunders, a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Saunders, 2420 Shelby avenue.

Dr. Horace Batchelor of Mattoon performed the double ring ceremony before the altar banked with candelabra, fernery and baskets of gladioli. Miss Norma Sloan of Robinson was the bride's maid of honor, Robert A. Linberg of Barrington, army buddy of the groom, was best man and Martin Lynn of Palestine. La Verne McClure of Indianapolis, brother-in-law of the bride, Robert' Faris of Mattoon and John Church of Charleston were ushers.

Mrs. Noble Houston, organist, played "At Dawning," "If You Were the Only Girl in the World," the End of Time" and the traditional wedding marches. She also accompanied Mrs. Carroll Faris of Mattoon, who sang "Always" and "I Promise You." The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white floor length gown 1 fashioned with 8 white satin bodice, full net skirt en Men like Valentines too! Give him Heather -fresh grooming requisites that go to his heart. get him ahead! SINGLY, $1 HANDSOME GIFT SETS.

$2 TO $7 Earl Ross Your Clothier CHILD'S YOU PHOTO OUR GIFT YOUR JUST BRING Necessary YOUR CHILD TO OUR STORE This is a BONA FIDE OFFER No Purchase Necessary to Receive FREE PHOTO Choice of Poses Age Limit: 2 Months to 6 Years THIS SATURDAY, OFFER FEB. EXPIRES 15 Kiddie your our store to be photographed by our expert Bring Photographer. You will receive FREE a beautiful VIGNETTE enlargement suitable for framing. Gambles 1521 Broadway Mrs. Saunders Mrs.

David Julian Saunders, the former Miss Patricia Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Walters of Robinson, who was married to Mr.

Saunders of Mattoon at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Saunders 1 will make their home at 20121: Shelby avenue. train and long sleeves pointed over the hands.

Her white net veil was fingertip length and was held in place by a band of orange blossoms centered with a heart. Her only jewelry was a strand of pearls and matching' earrings, gifts of the groom, She carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Miss Sloan was attired in a floor length gown of pink net trimmed in black and carried a colonial bouquet of pink and white carnations. Mrs. Saunders is a graduate of the Robinson High School and Varner's Beauty School in Paris.

She was employed by a beauty salon in Robinson until the time of her marriage. Mr. Saunders is a graduate of the Mattoon High School and attended the University of Illinois. He served 42 months in the army, spending 22 months of that time in the Pacific theater. He is now employed as assistant manager of the Phipps shoe store in Mattoon.

A reception for 150 guests was held at the home of the bride's following the ceremony. The bride's table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and decorated with bouquets of mixed flowers and lighted candles. The napkins bore the inscription, "Pat and Julian, Feb. 9, 1947." Mr. and Mrs.

Saunders will make their home at Shelby avenue upon their return from a week's wedding trip to Chicago. WARNER'S Office Equipment Co. Leather Goods- -Brief Cases Opposite Post Office DO YOU NEED $100 $200 $300? Whatever Your Problem May Be For Money When You Need It SEE THE State Loan Co. Over Ross Clothing Broadway -Phone 211 Mattoon, Blinois TIRES Last Much Longer! IF YOUR WHEELS ARE BALANCED Wheel balancing SAVES you money. Tires wear hundreds of miles longer if the wheels are properly balanced! DAYTON TIRES IN STOCK ROAD SERVICE AND REPAIRS PHONE 210 ROY ROWE Tire and Battery Service 8004 Charleston Ave FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Left at the Post By Blosser IF NINETIES YoU ASK ME, GAY MS GOOSEY- HERE! GRUBBLE? SMITH HERE! GRUBBLE 2 CREEPERS! IF SEE THE BOY COMMANDOS COULD REALLY SENSAYSH! WAYMAN- WHERE'S ME NOW.

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covered Choice of with colors fine $9.95 4 TIER TABLES beautiful tier table would add so much to her living room. Available in atat only tractive mahogany finish $14.95 Book Ends $1.98 Vases $2.98 Chenille Rugs $5.95 GIFTS from GIBSON'S Give Years of Pleasure! FURNITURE COMPANY Everything for the home GIBSON.