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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1953

Page

8

W S W S Trinity Church Hosts African Luncheon

The W. S. of Trinity Church held a monthly meeting with the vice president in charge. Officers will be elected at the March gathering and a Lincoln penny offering will be taken. Nominating committee members were named. The evening featured a lesson on Africa.

Trinity Church Lincoln J. L. Pellum Elizabeth Norton Tillie Ferris Pauline Babcock Sally Grace Hills Bess Norton Vessie Switzer Zela Saiter Ava Shonk Lofe Cork Mary Washburn Genevieve Perkins Opal Gurley Irene Shonk

Methodist Youth Fellowship entertained at Marilyn Lewis home

The Methodist Youth Fellowship group was entertained at Marilyn Lewis home on Sunday evening. Attendees included Patty Flenner Stephanie Miller Barbara Fitzgerald Norma Bartram Patsy Washburn Martha Moore Allen Lee Lois Fox Jon Cline Dale Kirby Steven Arney Ronald Sprague Lee Butcher Carol Stanfield Rev Stauffer Robert Stauffer Carole Lewis and Mr and Mrs L B Lewis.

Methodist Marilyn Lewis Patty Flenner Stephanie Miller Barbara Fitzgerald Norma Bartram Patsy Washburn Martha Moore Allen Lee Lois Fox Jon Cline Dale Kirby Steven Arney Ronald Sprague Lee Butcher Carol Stanfield Rev. Stauffer Robert Stauffer Carole Lewis

Mrs Volk Hosts Paula Volk Birthday Dinner

Mrs Maxine Volk entertained with a six oclock dinner Thursday honoring the eighth birthday of her daughter Paula. Guests included Sandra Irwin Trudy Lerner Mary Ann and Susan Moore Mrs Richard Taylor and Cynthia Mr Volk Dick and Sharilyn.

Maxine Volk Paula Sandra Irwin Trudy Lerner Mary Ann Susan Moore Richard Taylor Cynthia Mr. Volk Sharilyn Jean Butcher Lorene’ Garwood Lilly , Wolcott Elsie, Bloodworth Leone Irwin Lorene Jeter Lofe Cork Clara Mae Anacker Lorene Garwood Josephine Kirby Eddie Ida Pine Vergie Gertie Scott Bob LeRoy Curtis Butcher Harry Irwin Bob Pennington Bernice Ganim

Local families host meals and visits across multiple towns

A series of social gatherings spans Chicago to Robinson with birthdays, dinners, and canasta parties. Attendees include the Moores Spires Kiles Matsons Gallingtons Geiserts Stevens Forbes and others in Beecher City Georgetown Terre Haute Salem Martinsville East St. Louis Robinson and Terre Haute area. A poultry expert notes chickens raised in ventilated houses weather better than those kept indoors.

University of Illinois

Congregational Guild February Meeting at Seven Acres Hosts

The Congregational Guild met at Seven Acres with Mrs Willelm Morton and Ra vila Fairgrief as hostesses. Ollie Tibbs led the business session while Mildred Bush directed devotions. Carl Holler spoke on The Holy Days in the Christian Year. Members and guests included Ludell Handy, Brent Pevehouse, Mildred Bush, Jessie Plank, Margaret Hogue, Mary Tovett, Cleda Cole, Blanche Spitzier, Mrs Fred Boyle, Emma Renner, Ollie Tibbs, Agnes Nicol, Carl Holler, Willella Morton, and Ra vila Fairgrief. The North Marshall Home Bureau Unit held a dinner with Mrs Frank Gunder. Roll call was answered by My Favorisman. Edith Wagner and Clara Hitel presented Eyes Ears Nose Mouth and Throat. Members listed: Edith Wagner, Clara Eites, Dorothy Braynard, Pearl Fox, Jean Murphy, Elsie Bloodworth, Frances Flowers, Thelma Stanfield, Margaret O Rourke, Katherine Black, Lauree Renner. Louise Lemmon attended as a guest.

Congregational Guild Seven Acres Willelm Morton Ravilla Fairgrief Ollie, Tibbs Mildred Bush Carl Holler Ludell Handy Brent Pevehouse Jessie Plank Margaret Hogue Mary Tovett Cleda Cole Blanche “Spitzier Fred Boyle Emma Ren North Marshall

Mrs Lester Johnson Jr Hosts Daughter’s Third Birthday

Mrs Lester Johnson Jr entertained Monday afternoon for her daughter Leeva’s third birthday. Guests included Becky Strohm, Carol Strohm, David Beard, Johnnie Beard, Sheryl Trefz, Johnnie Trefz, Scotty Arney, Janice Irwin, Jimmy Irwin, Kristine Koutsoumpas, Karen Koutsoumpas, Diane Taylor, Tom Taylor, Bobby Edwards, and Steve White.

Lester Johnson, Jr Leeva Becky Carol Strohm David Johnnie Beard Sheryl Johnnie Bill Trefz Scotty Arney Janice Jimmy Irwin Kristine Karen Koutsoumpas Diane Tom Taylor Bobby Edwards Steve White

Pythian Sisters Schedule Meeting and Dinner Host

The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting next Wednesday evening February 25 at 7 30. Those working in the staff and all other members are urged to attend. Several sisters prepared and served dinner last Thursday evening to twenty six Hudson dealers in the club room.

Neighborhood Birthday Club Hosts Pot Luck Dinner

Mrs Mildred Jared hosts a Saturday afternoon party with Judy and many guests including Sylvia Stauffer Sharon Gentry and Shir ley Sprague. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments while photos were taken for a department page.

Mildred ‘Jared Judy Sylvia” Stauiffer Sharon Gentry Sharon Shirley Sprague Shirley Bartram Cindy Barbara Denny Clark Susan Coleman Linda Mitchell Virginia Lou Huffington Mary Ann Elliott Carolyn Tharp Ruth Ann Renner Marilyn’ Quick Carolyn Macey Dorothea Cooper Judy * Woodward Bobby Little Carroll Ellington Bobby’ Kintz George Haughton Jimmy Stahl Jerry’ Titus Larry Kammacher

Marshall Folks Attend Revival at Bird’s IH U B Church

Attendees from Marshall included Mr and Mrs Herman Cork Mr and Mrs Raymond Hills Mrs Emma Belle Pellum Mrs Werbert Tibbs Mr and Mrs Harry Reedy and son Virginia and Lois Norton Billy Elledge Doris and Freda Rasner Mr and Mrs O L Gurley and Janet Mr and Mrs Howard Shonk Clara Norton Mrs Mary Washburn Joe Perkins Beverly Lashbrook and Joan Thompson.

Marshall Birds U. B Herman Cork Raymond Hills Emma Belle Pellum Werbert Tibbs Harry Reedy Virginia Lois Norton Billy Elledge Doris Freda Rasner O. L. Gurley Janet Howard Shonk Clara Norton Mary. Washburn Joe Perkins Beverly Lashbrook Joan Thompson

Loyal Hustler’s Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Schurch

The Loyal Hustler's Class of the Christian church met Friday at the Schurch for a regular monthly session. Edith Brimer presided, Ethel Finkiner led the lesson, and a noon dinner was served by Mary Carpenter and Emma Carpenter with others attending.

the Christian Church Schurch Mary Emma Carpenter Edith Brimer Ethel Finkbiner Elsie, Bloodworth Nellie Stevens Mary, Clatfelter Belle Garver Elizabeth Farris

Water of Life talk at Armstrong church meeting

The W.8.C. 8 of Armstrong church met February 12 at the home of Ethel and Lucille Wyrick. Rev Chelsea Stockwell gave a talk on Water of Life, with readings and prayers. Attendees included Susie Setzer, Clara Routledge, Ruth Farris, and many listed. refreshments followed.

Armstrong Church Ethel Lucille Wyrick Clara Routledge Mandelia Setzer Jesus Ruth Farris Chelsea Stockwell Lucille Pytick Susié Setzer Ina Sweitzer Stockwell Susie Setzer Clara Bartram Darlena Hester’ Newlin Mondella Setzer Iva’ Crumline Iva’ Crumline, ” Ruth Farris Garnet McGee Marianna McGee Wanda Cork Polly Susie Liggett Rachel Rector Addie McGee Mabel ¢ Stoelting Wanda Sweitzer Norma Ramsey Winona Higginbotham Velva Sweitzer Clara Titus Ethel, _Wyrick

Methodist Church in Lent Events and University Farm Commentary

The First Methodist Church in Eugene lists Sunday services and Lent sermons led by Minister Harry Findley and Superintendent Eugene Stauffer, with University of Life activities for families in the evening. A University of Illinois farm economist warns pre harvest sprays speed soybean maturity, lowering oil content and yield. Health notes say most undulant fever stems from contact with brucellosis or unpasteurized milk.

First. ‘Methodist Eugene EB ‘Stauffer Harry Findley University of Illinois

Precautionary Hygiene Advice for Handling Newborn Pigs or Calves

Wear rubber gloves when handling newborn pigs or calves and wash and disinfect hands immediately after to protect against undulant fever.

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