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Carmi Times

Location

Carmi, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1965

Page

38

Women Auxiliary Milestones Mentioned in Local Unit History

Betty Reever and eight named members served as president and officers. The unit highlighted rehabilitation efforts at Anna Veterans Hospital, charity drives, blood typing at the school, Girls State attendees, and flower girl duties at military funerals. They supported veterans, PTA work, and community service, with June 1953 district events noted and a historical sketch of pioneer dress evolution from 1820 onward.

Betty Reever Georgia Paul Zilpha Carter Iva Mossberger Betty Gardner Frieda Merritt Kathryn Rush Mildred Kell Anna Veteran's Hospital Anna Marion Chester Oglesby Cottage Normal P.T.A Judy Dozier Poore Kay Carter Storey Ann Puckett Diane Taylor Barbara Carter Denny Mae Rush Becker Sharon Files Cheryl Dozier Auxiliary William Gray Legion and Auxiliary

Reorganized Church Opens New Chapel in Springerton

The Springerton branch of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints organized in 1874 under Elder George Hilliard. By 1964 a new 32 by 60 foot house of worship opened with 105 present and 117 members. Cecil R. Ettinger of Independence, Missouri led the consecration service on November 22 1964.

Springerton Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints George Hilliard Illinois J. W. L. Sherwood Joseph Upton B. F. Taylor Emsley Lowery F. L. Lawley George Ellis Willard Thomas Gilbert Wilson Carl Heart Dale Warren Joe Rockett B. H. Taylor D. A. Hoffines James V. Ellis Martin Taylor Valmer Rockett Carl Harl Larry Woodrow Eugene MclIntosh Billy Harl Jerry Woodrow Cecil R. Ettinger Council of Twelve Apostles Independence Missouri

Long-running Springerton PTA Chronicles Leadership and Projects

The Springerton P T A received its charter in 1947 with Mrs. Carl Foley as first president shaping the hot lunch program. Over the years presidents included Mrs. Balsover and others, with ongoing efforts from road paving to school gear, band instruments, playgrounds and a mower purchase. Founders Day and teacher scholarship donations remain key events alongside chowder dinners and home talent plays.

Springerton Parent-Teachers Association P.T.A Carl Emma) Foley G. E Wreathe) Balsover Roy Avanelle Martin Walter Ida Lewis Carrie) Markle Betty Simonton W. Corcoran Jesse Garrett

Springer Grade School Teachers Then and Now

Old Springer ton Grade School teachers at organization included J. W. Rush Sr and Anita Land with Nauvard Bolvard. Current staff are Arthur Saunders Bennie Miller and Mrs Bolvard.

Springerton Auxiliary Unit 1126 installs officers

Mrs Earlene Brooks, alternate director of the American Legion Auxiliary, installed officers of the Springerton American Legion Auxiliary Unit 1126. The unit, chartered April 13 1948, lists charter members and past presidents including Avanelle Martin and Juanita Carter with Dozier completing a term.

Earlene Brooks American Legion Auxiliary Springerton American Legion Auxiliary Avanelle Martin Roy Zil Pha Carter Curtis Juanita Carter Osburn Florence Appleby Allyn Eva Bur Kett Kathryn Dozier Carter Dozier Frieda Rockett Maxine Rister Mary Lou Huffer

Shades Of The Raccoon Cap In Early 1800s Fashion

The article describes utilitarian clothing in the early 1800s with limited ready made options and scarce money. It notes wagons and equipment for long migrations, and the deer providing skins for skirts trousers mitts and moccasins or feet packs used by settlers around Carmi as the town grew.

Prince Gardner Carmi

Organ History From Ancient to Modern Times

The organ dates to 250 B C with water air and pipes, growing to a 400 pipe, 70 operator instrument. By 1935 Laurens Hammond introduced electronic organs and Henry Ford owned one. Today about three million Americans play electric organs for fun and enjoyment.

Laurens Hammond Henry Ford

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Gray Memorial White County Aileen Lasater F. B. Wolfinger John N. and Susan Lasater Upton The Christian Church Mill Shoals Township Charles Lasater Reformed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Venable General Store Unit 1126 Shades of the Raccoon Cap Carmi and White County Historical Society Sesquicentennial Commission Nesquicentennial Carmi Times Carmi, Illinois
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