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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
5
Christine Blomberg and her husband Ray plus son Gregory celebrated her birthday on Saturday May 24 with a barbecue spare rib dinner at Spaghetti King's and a film outing to Rockne theater to see Teacher's Pet and The Golden Age of Comedy.
Shiela Smith and four language students from Provlo High won prizes in Latin and French exams. Sheila Smith earned a Good Student award in French II at the National French contest in Chicago. Libbie Crabtree and Nancy Kochenderfer achieved superior Latin ratings at the University of Minnesota. The awards reflect a series of Illinois Classical Conference tests leading to district and sectional rounds.
Wayne Whelpley, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whelpley of 41 Dunlop, was confirmed at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church on Sunday May 25. He celebrated with a buffet supper featuring ham turkey jello molds potato salad and cake. Guests included Earl and Mrs. Whelpley Howard Whelpley and daughters Kaye Joe and Julie Dick Stanley Helen Knorst and Pamela Hazel Ingledue and grandson Michael and Bill Weber and son Billy. Shop in Forest Park.
Local church page lists schedules for United Lutheran on Hannah Ave and Adams, Catholic and Paul’s, First United Evangelical, Park Methodist, Forest Park Baptist, First Presbyterian, and Westminster events. Includes worship times, Sunday School, nursery, youth groups, choir, and Vacation Church School plans for early June 1958 with specific leaders and locations.
The Family Service Assn of Proviso Township presents skits on WOPA Radio Neighborhood Tours from 4:00 to 4:18 pm starting Monday. The first skit "Dragnet" will be given by the Women's Auxiliary of Bellwood Little League.
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