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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATEDJasper Benefiel and wife celebrated their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary, May 15th. A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home with well filled baskets and a bountiful dinner was spread.There were One hundred and thirty-eight present:Col Chriss and family, Edw. Cnriss and mother, Wm. Chrsitie of Lower Bear Creek, Charlie Ballance and family, Jim Benefiel and family, Everett Benefiel and family, Claud Williams and family of. Montgomery county, Elmer Benefiel and wife, John Dickerson and wife, William Whitehurst and grand-daughter and great grand-daughter of Newton, 111.; Frank Benefiel and family, Harry Roberts and wife and son, Florence Moore and children, Bert Tedrick and family, Vandalia; Arthur Tedrick and family, Hagerstown; John Whitehurst and family, Vernon; rony BLankinship and family, Lawrence Stover and Lena Schumaker, Bulpitt, 111.; Allen Lane, Hiram Wyant and family, Shobonier; Frank Lake and family, George Christie and family, Albert Brown and family, rom Christie and wife, Marion Christie, Mary Pribble, Walter Prib-Me and family, John Linton and fam ly. Will Lawrence and family, Mrs. Oral Brown and children, Jess Linton* and mother, Noy Christie, Orval lones and family, John Anderson and family,* Jim Phinney, Lawrence Robertson, Ora Cox, Ashur Brummett and family, Cecil Robertson, Virgil ind Donald Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Benefiel and family of Bear2reek.MISS GEORGIA CRUSE ENTERTAINS LADIES FANCY WORK CLUBMiss Georgia Cruse pleasantly entertained the Ladies Fancy Work Club at her home Friday, May 6th. After the business meeting a very interesting program was rendered onMother’s Day.Mrs. Potts read of the origin of• (tL «. * i . v , r y * j.’ £ * 7*j t u ’• ’Wj • V. ajv t * Jl a1-* r*« ’j t i LiMother’s Day also a paper on Mother prepared by Miss Georgia Cruse, which was thoroughly enjoyed. We are proud of the fact that Miss Georgia has a gift of composition and glad that we were permitted to hear such wonderful ideas which were purely original, assembled and also type written without error.Two very interesting contests were given, one in which each guest wrote a tribute to Mother in verse. This one was won by Mrs. Mae Good.Mrs. Murfin also gave a solo entitled, “Mother MaCree.”Mrs. Roy Jones, a new member, was present. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Lily Zobrist of Assumption, Mrs. Lisle Simcox of Clinton,Mrs. Eber Craig of Terre Haute, Ind.,Mrs. Chas. Humes of Centralia, and Ms. James Mae ten of Chicago.A delicious two course lunch consisting of sandwiches and olives, sherbert and cake and coffee was servetf by'the hostess’ mother assisted by Mrs. J. V. Alexander andMrs. Chas. flumes.Robert Caldwell and Jim Cox, who - A - 9 w i* x ' «;are assisting Governor Small and the Johnson Construction Co. near New Athens, in building hard roads, apen; over Sunday with home folks here. '
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Patoka Register
Patoka, Illinois, US
Fri, May 20, 1927
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