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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1953

Page

8

Christmas Tea Planned by Marshall Woman's Club

The Marshall Woman's Club hosts its annual Christmas tea at Mrs. Wayne Hollenbeck's home on Monday afternoon at 2. The event features a program by the Home and Garden Department and music and readings by the literature and music groups. Wayne Hollenbeck will play the organ and Mrs. Bass Moore will lead a short business meeting prior to the program.

Marshall Woman's Club Wayne Hollenbeck Home and Garden Department Ralph Goekler N. A. Hollenbeck Louie Hawker Alex Porteus Walter Fawley Charles Bush A. H. Simpson Ralph Horton Bass Moore

Dinner Guests Attend Social at Hutchville and Grandview

Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds and Mr and Mrs Harve Nightlinger with Ed Zimmerly and English and Nancy. The group visited Mr and Mrs Gerald Gray in Hutsonville and called on several others before Rebekah lodge at Grandview.

Arthur Waight BE. B. Postlewaite S. & C. Club Merrill Bruner Harve Nightlinger John Newberry Joe Geheb Harry Reynolds Walker Spotts Pearl Craig Ed Zimmerly Ben Dawson Clyde Knowles Chaz. English Dewey Montgomery Verner Adams Vicki Herbert Eliott Jimmy Arthur Washburn West Terre Haute Richard Lee and Herman Cork O. L. Gurley Janet Paul Thornsburg Lucile Thornsburg John R. Haughhee Ridge Farm Charles Cork Lloyd Cork Terre Haute Robert Bates Timmy Champaign Victor Bennett Tuscola Tim Bennett Joe Bennett Joan James Bennett Floyd Henderson James Dillon Ovie Draper Snyder Mrs van Shields Draper Ralph Gentry R. Q. Etherton Virgil Etherton Wm. Tingley O. D. Gardner Sheldon Iowa Mary Ward Laufman Forsythe Wayne Parmenter Olney H. D. Tucker Ben Setzer Homer Hollenbeck Kansas John Norton Gene Bill Norton Cindy Tama Wm. Norton Carl Norton Ralph Mars Bobby June Warren Norton Ben Setzer, Jr Harry Reedy Dennis Mildred Wnottingham Norman Setzer Harry “Reynolds Uchauste English Nancy Joy Barrett Gerald ‘Gray Hutsonvillée Ray. Pleasant Wm. Bosstick Frank Roth Loretta, Guinnipy Rebekah ‘Lodge Grandview Ralph Prevo Ralph Powers Fairbanks Indiana

Polarized debate over Harry Dexter White case rages in politics

The column notes Attorney General Brownell accusing the Truman administration of lax handling of White, a suspected Communist. Truman defies a House committee subpoena and delivers a bitter radio speech. Observers say no side has won and Americans view the affair as politics.

Harry Dexter White Herbert Brownell Truman United States House UN American Activities Committee Congress Brownell White FB. L Aned

Lilacs in the Rain A Chicago memory

Elaine Bord faces loneliness as a spring rain and lilac scent trigger memories of her fiancé Dave leaving for Vincennes. She rushes to join him, calling to halt the move, while the lilac scent ties past and present in a single emotional moment.

Elaine Bord Chicago Dave Vincennes Elaine

Crazy Christmas for Years

Emily Kane longs to skip Christmas as family duties overwhelm her. Clint suggests a break at a National Convention in St. Petersburg. They seek a quiet holiday, but Emily confronts homesickness and the real meaning of Christmas as the trip unfolds.

Emily Kane Clint Emily St. Petersburg Edna Emmy Carl Chuck Jane Frances Stall Glint

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C. E. Clem B. Hurst C. C. Pack R. L. Davison and Son W. D. Hogue Emery Bloodworth Benton Marrs Burns Hurst E. B. Hurst Walter Kirby C. M. Bubeck Harry Johnson Ross Stewart Mae Shade Martha Mollie Morgan Mae Hendrix Della Payne Sarah Veach Cora Church Maggie Stephens Lillian Burkybile Martha Hutchens Matrons and Patrons Club Georgia Givens Roy Spittler Marshall Night Unit Home Bureau Anna Spotts Elizabetth Norton Clara Norton Charles W. Babcock Sally Jane Doris Tingley Wayne Macke Fenton Finkbiner Norman Macke Linda Marilyn Glen Macke Harry Macke Wilma Shirley Macke True Garwood Bernard Lee Marion McConchie Phyllis James Kammacher Harry Guinnip Wayne Turner J. M. Turner John Athey Gene Clark Henry Debby Robert Smitley Harold Turner Women's Christian Temperance Union Christian Church Marshall Audrey Marrs Elsie Bloodworth Ethel Nightlinger Jobs Casey The Marshall Herald Herald Advertising Mary Ribble Senate Judiciary Committee Washington Phe Nhe Quan Hanoi Brabo Crazy Christmas
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