Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 13 August 1952 — Page 2

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Illinois Democrats ' Name Lt. Gov. Dixon Stevenson Choice Governor Nominee SPRINGFIELD, UP — Lt. Gov. Sherwood Dixon, new Democratic nominee tor governor, pledged himself today to follow Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson’s policies if he is Stevenson's successor. The 56-yeir-old lieutenant governor, nominated by a narrow margin by the Democratic state central committee Tuesday, said flatly he’ll try to follow in Stevenson’s footsteps if ie is elected. “We believe in the same things.” Dixon said. “His policies are my policies.” Dixon, a till, quiet lawyer who was Stevenson’s running mate on . the state tidket in 1948, will run j with Herbert S. Paschen of Glen- ( coe in the JNov. 4 election. The . committee sjated Paschen, almost : as unknown |in statewide politics, as lieutenant governor nominee. It took the committee one hour to decide Tuesday whether it wanted Dixon or ( secretary of state Ed> ward J. Barrett as its candidate : for governor. i i Barrett h|ad waged an active campaign and claimed support from many | political leaders. But Dixon had bsen blessed by Stevenson, the D smocratic presidential nominee, ar his “logical successor,” and tt at told the tale. There was one roll call, with 13 committeeman voting for Barrett and 12 for (Dixon. However, each committeeman cast a vote equal io the numb|er of Democratic votes in his district in the April 8 primary. Eight of Dixon's votes came from Democratic Cook county, four from downstate. Barrett had five in Cook county and eight downstate. When the voters were counted, Dixon had 469,616' to Barrett's | 425,375. It took 447,496 votes to win the nomination, so Dixon had 22,120 to spare. Then the Barrett forces gave in and made it unanimous. Much Interest Shown In Annual Meeting “Largest attendance and greatest interest in many years,” was the report of the Wren, 0., annual Xamp meeting held in July and made public by B. C. Bowen, chairman of the religious organi- • zation. The annual affair opened Sun\ day, July 13, with the Rev. R. Meadows and Victory Prayer band in charge of the first session. The opening service was attended by a large crowd and the attendance continued throughout the week’s session. It was announced that there would be a short meeting at the camp grounds in Wren next Sunday afternoon and then all attending would go to Willshire, 0., where ‘a public baptism will be held at the stone quarry at the northeast edge of that town. CHURCH NEWS Bethany Church The building committee of the Bethania Evangelical United Brethren church will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the church. A representative from a construction firm will, meet with the committee. Children’s workers will meet at 7:30 o’clock this evening at the church. . - ' 2 ‘ Trade in h Good Town —Decatur!

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Church Conference Marks Centennial The Nuttman Ave. United Brethren church in this city, is one of the 31 churches participating in a centennial celebration of their conference campground at Rockford, O. The afternoon program features / as the main speaker Dr. A. M. Johnson, bishop emeritus, who will speak on the centennial theme, “Building for Eternity.” A summary of the historic highlights, a 100-voice male choir, a male quartet, and vocal and instrumental solos will complete the program. Printed programs may be obained from the pastor of the.locgl church the Rev. M. T. Simon, Cline street. Huntington. jn The date for’the opening-of the great Irish national festival “An Tostal” has been set for Easter Sunday, April 5, 1953, When Ireland will welcome its eiiles and friends from all over the world for a three-week celebration. Say It Wilh* FLOWERS From ftdwiMA-Ji»es Loveliest Permanent \ Nutri-Tonic permanent is bo rich it waves gently IM umi AS 10 MINUTES ...clings to hair during processing... applies easier, without "running all over.” f Ilmost % i? patented OIL Creme Base \ \ ® |iuxs A I \ W- u f U / \ \ riw ’" NUTRI-TONIC TH patented OIL Creme Permanent WHEREVER TOILETRIES ARE SOLD... HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.