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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1969

Page

4

Dennison notices and gatherings in Bloomington area

Mrs Russell Taylor reports local church activity and family visits across Dennison and nearby towns. Easter dinners, dinners at homes of Holmes Lackey Jones and Taylor, plus many relatives gathering in Marshall Paris Terre Haute Elbridge and West Terre Haute. The note ends with a Bible verse from 2 Timothy 3 16.

Richard Evans Bloomington Illinois Evans Dennison Circuit Augusta Holmes Darrell Shade Villa Grove William Thomason Clkarann Martinsville Daisy Prulett Glen Lackey Downers Grove Mlinois Wiliam Lackey Marshall Kate Lackey Robert Cary White Elbridge P M White Kate Wesche Marie Shillkett Cliff Britton Terre Haute F O Jones Richard Frans Blonmineton Harold Morecraft Mabel Guthrie Edward Doll Hazel Volkers Paris J HO Johns Lawrence ~ Cooper St Marys Church Max Colliflower Rosanna Fairgrief Ralph Fairgrief Russell Taylor Arthur West Terre Haute Mary Kirby Winford Taylor Mike Jones E . Jones Joe Ingram Gordon Miller Ethel Stepp Russell Stepp Jimmy Stepp Paul Shuman Larry Shuman Orville Taylor J H. Johns W.S.C.S Danny Tavior Russell Tavior Dan Baggs Don Kirby West Union Ben Maynard Elmer Luth

West Liberty Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs Rosa Statesman reports neighbors and families sharing weekends and Sundays in West Liberty. Mr and Mrs Tom Smitley visit the Newlin Gilberts. others host or attend gatherings at homes of White, Fitzgarrald, Stark, Shotts, Stutesman, and Lashbrook. Community events include a home extension meeting and Willing Workers Class party.

Tom Smitley Newlin Gilbert Clara White Martha White Paris Eather Fitzgarrald Lily Stark Farris Selah Thompson and Sons Elizie Newman Addie Chanman Mike Bardin Michele Wilbur Cartright Wayne Ewbank Paul Behner Lloyd Ewbank Dean Oakley James Lashbrook Marie Ross Carolyn Shotts Roy Biggs C E. Marrs Max Hibschman

Local visit by Norma Carpenter and family

Mrs. Norma Carpenter along with Marlyn and Bobby visited Mrs. Mane Ross Friday morning, sharing greetings and chat in a neighborly call.

Norma Carpenter Marlyn Bobby Mane Ross

Melrose Social Roundup Honors Local Residents

Census of weekend and weekday visits lists Miss June Kenderdine among locals seen at hospital and home. Names include Kenneth Blankenbeker, Joe Smitley, Mary Davison, Carol Ann Cornwell, Warren Kenderdine, Leah Green, Shelli Green, Flossie Kenderdine, Wilma Morgan, Robert Higginbotham, Janet, Wiley Kenderdine, Rev Olen Clarida, Celia Dodd, Ruby Slusser, Treva Baud, Teresa, Susan, Katy Arnold, and ER visit by Virgil Dunlap family from East er Flat Rock.

Joe Smitley Brent Kenneth Blankenbeker James Blankenbeker Anita Blanbekers Mary Davison Carol Ann Cornwell June Kenderdine Winferd Blankenbeker Lora Rodney Donna Kenderdine Warren Kenderdine Ralph Blankenbeker June Leah Mae Green Shelli Green Flossie Kenderdine Mary Lee Wilma Morgan Robert Higginbotham Janet

Spring fashion: mix and match separates lead style

Fashion writer Beverly A. Combs notes this season favors mix and match separates for self expression. Shirts vests skirts and pants lead the wardrobe with easy care fabrics like crepe and voile. Wide bell bottom pants and gathered or pleated skirts define the trend.

Thirties Look Flared Pants and Accessory Flair

Styles cut slender to the knee with flare at the shoe top and cuffed hems. The Thirties Look pairs flared pants with a long belted over blouse and features florals stripes plaids and solids for daytime and evening wear. Accessories include long stone chains bright scarves rings and chunky heels to suit sport casual or dressy looks.

Plant Chrysanthemums In The Spring

Floriculturist J R Culbert of the University of Illinois advises planting chrysanthemums in spring with rooted cuttings or small established plants. Plant in late April southern Illinois or mid to late May northern Illinois after the frost danger passes. Full sun and well drained soil are essential. avoid long shade and low spots where water pools. Use a southern exposure for late varieties and ensure moisture throughout summer.

J R. Culbert University of Ilinois Urbana-Champaign Ilinois Culbert

Chrysanthe Mums For The Home Garden Circular

Extension adviser Beverly Combs offers the guide Chrysanthe mums for the Home Garden. Copies available from her office at 201 N. Michigan.

Beverly A. Combs Beverly Combs Michigan

Shades as Decorators Standout in Modern Windows

A wide range of window shades offers color and texture to decorate without curtains. New installation styles include bottom-up and top-bottom pulls with variable light control from sheer to opaque. Shades also serve as room dividers and closet camouflage, while brass pulls add decorative touch.

Call for united public support in law enforcement drive

Key figures urge millions in programs to equip and train officers and modernize facilities. Attorney General Mitchell warns crime fear grips all and demands high quality anticrime plans with involvement from professional and community groups to restore civilization and rule of law.

Calvin Coolidge Mitchell

Quote on civil society and bears living outside it

A speaker argues that only gods and bears can exist outside civil society and suggests accepting the premise rather than testing it. The remark contrasts mythical beings with human responsibility, implying a resignation to social norms.

Congregational Church Announces Spring Services

Eugene Etheridge minister urges 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 morning worship with sermons on The End of the World. A choir rehearsal is set for Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. April 20 fellowship dinner follows.

Electing Men to City Council for All Citizens

A brief call to elect council candidates who prioritize the public good over personal interests. The message urges voters to choose leaders who represent broad community needs.

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