The Robbins eagle., June 15, 1963, Page 13, Image 13

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McAfees Say ‘Reluctant
Good Bye' To Friends
The faculty of Horace Mann
School gave a surprise fare
well party for the principal,
Mr. Wilbur C. McAfee on Fri
ray afternoon, June 7. Mr.
McAfee is leaving School Dis
trict 130 to take a position in
the Department of History &
Government at Savannah
State College next year. The
affair was arranged by the
school’s social chairman, Mrs.
Lois Mosley, and the Secre
tary. Mrs. Eunice Little.
Attending were: Mr. Matt
Hansen, Assistant Superin
tendent of Schools; Mrs.
Palmer, supervisor of music;
“THY NEIGHBOR
(Continued from page 4)
tlhe hospital. We all know
that Chief Stout and his po
lice force have many duties,
but he didn’t hesitate one
moment to see to it that this
woman was helped.
I thank the Robbins Clergy
Union for the efforts they
made a year ago but I will
always feel that as ministers,
we should never turn our
backs, especially when the
going begins to get rough. We
must practice at all times
what we preach. We must al
ways remember that when we
were sinners, Jesus didn’t turn
I Mr. Kirchener, Director of Art,
the School Nurse, Miss Hector
and Mrs. Zingaro, school socL
al worker.
Miss Clara Cantrell, newly
apointed principal presented a
gift in behalf of the school,
and Mr. Brasco Coleman pre
sented gifts from the Parent
Teacher Association.
Mrs. McAfee accompanied
her husband to the affair and
boh extended best wishes
with a reluctant “good bye”
to the faculty and adminis
tration of the Horace Manns
ohool. '
His back on us. Let us never
turn our back on our brother
or sister when they are in
need.
Our doors are wide open
to all the people all the time
to the glory of God, and for
the salvation of souls.
I want to thank Dr. Winston
and Dr. Salter of Robbins for
all the services rendered to
Mrs. Baker. Many thanks to
Mrs. Calhoun, R.N., of the
Dept, of Health for the many
calls she made to the Baker
home. My thanks also goes
to Mrs. Fent of Bremen Town
ship, Posen for her hard work
and understanding way.
WILLIE RAMSEY
PRIVATE SCAVENGER
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PARTY
EVERY WEE
“Where Good Friends Meet”
HEADQUARTERS OF THE FABULOUS ONES
WILLIE HINES _ .. ,
PROPRIETOR ROBBINS, ILL.j
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TION AT GOOD SHEPHERD H
Registration tor the 1963-64
school year will be held June
10 to 14 at Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church, 13939 Claire
boulevard, Robbins, Illinois,
during the hours of 9:00 a.m.
to 12:00 p.m.
For any additional inform
ation, call FU 8 - 0021.
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RUMMAGE SALE!
A gigantic rummage sale
at 13850 Monticello avenue on
June 15, 1963 from 9 a.m. to
4 p. m. given by BREMEN
TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN
PARTY. Values galore! Every
body Welcome.
In closing I want to also
publicly announce my deep
and profound gratitude to Mr.
Aaron Stout, to his entire
staff, and to Mr. M. Copprue
of Miller, Major & Ockleberry.
It is through the hard work
and kind-heartedness of these
I people that Mrs. Ruth Baker
I is now being treated at the
Cook County Hospital, second
floor, Ward 20., Chicago, 111.
I sincerely thank Mr. Me- J
Cullough, former manager of
Crook Funeral Home, for all
the hard work and good will
he rendered to Mrs. Baker in
the past.
Again may I say with deep
sincerity, ‘Thank You.”
Rev. G. H. Brewton, Pres.
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