Jolly Homemakers hold all day Martinsville meeting
SUCIBE The Jolly Homemakers Club met with Pansy Weger at Martinsville for an all day session. A noon meal, readings by Della Payne and colleagues, and two contests with prizes to Mabel Lowry and Delle Payne are noted. Multiple guests and members attended, with three dollars donated to cancer research.
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Jolly Homemakers Club
Pansy Weger
Martinsville
Dorothy Davidson
Grace Richey
Della Payne
Wandalee Veach
Lillian Burkybile
Mabel Lowry
Delle Payne
Jennie McNary
Alta Cook
Donnie Crutchfield
Scotty Payne
Ethel Fraker
Mona Kelley
Mac Shade
Martha Williams
Sunshine Club Meeting Notes and Social Duties
The Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Blanche Taylor s home on Wednesday April 24 with Mrs Taylor and Mrs Mary Sue Taylor hosting. Present were Gertie Scott Jessie Pearce Sylvia Sweet Hattie Irwin Polly Linton Daisy Cole Mattie Hurst Effie Irwin Clara Kesler Addie Murphy Bertha Milton Della Bohn Ellen Shonk Rose Bohn Elizabeth Ferris Anna M Veach and Addie Hurst. The next gathering will be at Della Bohn s home. Also mentioned are visits by Mr and Mrs H G Ritter Sr of Madison Illinois and dinner at Mrs Gustave Ritter s home with several local families. The Marshall Art Club met April 16 at Mrs Omar Blankenship s home with art instructor Mildred Stewart from Paris.
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Sunshine Club
Blanche Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Mary Sue Taylor
Gertie Scott
Jessie Pearce
Sylvia Sweet
Hattie Irwin
Polly Linton
Daisy Cole
Mattie Hurst
Effie Irwin
Clara Kesler
Addie Murphy
Bertha Milton
Della Bohn
Ellen Shonk
Rose Bohn
Elizabeth Ferris
Anna M. Veach
Addie Hurst
Mildred Stewart
Paris
Darin Debuts Capitol Album Oh Look At Me Now
Darin’s first Capitol LP Oh Look At Me Now marks a bold new era with high production and a mix of styles. The album includes You Made Me Love You Blue Skies The Party’s Over and more, aiming to secure a top place among pop greats.
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Linda Norris
Obby
Darin
Capitol
Jukebox Fame
Berkeley Square
Picardy
Sinatra
Desert and shower honor Mary Ann Moore at Colonial Kitchen
Mrs Herman Miller and Miss Ber niece Brosman hosted a dessert and miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the Colonial Kitchen for Mary Ann Moore. Invited guests included Mrs Basil Moore and many others as part of a social gathering with refreshments provided by Mrs Dick Davidson.
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Omar Blankenship
Dick Davidson
James Davidson
Louis Doll
Maurice Ennis
Donald ‘Miller
Herman Miller
Jack Morrison
Herbert Trefz
Harry Wann
Berniece Brosman
Colonial Kitchen
Mary Ann , Moore
Terry Stepp
Basil Moore
Mildred Stepp
Paul Stepp
Rosamond Coldren
Frank Mitchell
Ralph George
Doit Lachtenberger
Everett Livvix
George Mitchell
James Fritcher
D. F.yes
Max Z
Armstrong Church Plans May 5 Special Services
The Armstrong Methodist church invites the public to a May 5 program marking praise thanksgiving and dedication of the new church school unit. The schedule includes classes at 9 40 to 10 10 a m worship at 10 15 infant baptism remarks by Rev O H Sweitzer and Dr Robert Calderwood, a 12 80 basket dinner and a noon meal organized by the W S C S program committee.
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E. C. Ham
Armstrong Methodist Church
Robert Welsh
Robert Calderwood
Illinois study links limited feed to better efficiency in swine
University of Illinois animal scientist reports that finishing pigs fed 79 percent of full intake or 5 pounds per head daily show a 10 percent improvement in feed efficiency. The finding suggests limited feeding can justify reduced feed use in finishing swine.
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University of Illinois
Dress Pattern No 3130 and Needlework 1210 Catalog Offer
Dress Pattern No 3130 features a sleeveless young girl frock with shoulder buttons and a back sash in sizes 2 4 6. Needlework Pattern No 1210 provides Rag Doll instructions. patterns priced 50 cents for catalog includes a coupon. Mail patterns to Audrey Lane Bureau Box 1490 New York NY with postage added per class mailing.
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Audrey Lane
New York
N.Y
May Fellowship Day Observed By Marshall Women
Marshall church women join nationwide May Fellowship Day at Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church. The 1988 theme On Family Under God calls for cross denominational fellowship and discussion. Participants gather at 1 30 PM for coffee, cookies, and worship with many local churches involved.
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Marshall
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marshall’ Council of United Church ‘Women
Denomin
When a Teenage Girl Seeks Love Advice
Our letter reply advises a sixteen year old girl to end her relationship with a boy who dates other girls daily. It emphasizes self respect and the idea that true love would show commitment, urging her to break up before he leaves her. Think of the girls before you.
Running away with him urged as solution to teenage problems
By C. D. Smith a writer warns that running away to marry is never right. He notes boys may abandon girls who run with them and urges teens to face problems, seek help from family or a minister, and contact FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS at the National Weather Newspap er Service in Frankfort KY.
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NATIONAL_ WE
Frankfort
4 H'ers Build Beauty and Comfort at Home
National 4 H Service Committee reports about 200 000 youth nationwide working on home improvement projects. Patricia Williams of Visalia helped redesign and decorate her family's home while earning a national scholarship and a trip to the National 4 H Club Congress. Kathleen Scott of Amsterdam N Y also earned a prize winning room demonstration. The 1963 state award winner will be chosen next fall with six $500 Sperry and Hutchinson scholarships available plus county medals and a congress trip.
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California
Ervin Williams
Visalia
Patricia
Williams
Chicago
Kathleen Scott
Amsterdam
N.Y
Haat
Michael Scott
Cooperative Extension Service
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
National
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Scranton
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Gene Bohn
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Henry Helman
Troy Helman
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Walter Magill
Joe Bennett
Joann
Larry Helman
Indianapolis
Carl Jerry
Dawn Helman
Len Volk
Della Eskew
Hume
Ilinois
Genevieve Schmalhausen
Amega Club
Victor Miller
Grendel Bennett
Frank Gunder
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Benton Marrs
T. E. Findley
Harry Bamesberger
John Hollenbeck
Joe Macke
David
West Union
Lucille Smitley
David Setzer
Ben Setzer
Robert Williams
Janice Smitley
Wayne Hise
Bridge Club
Percy Stanfield
Florence Bubeck
Rex Cork
Agile Eitel
Aaron Kammacher
Robert McCourt
Leon Fitzgarrald
Bridge
J. R. Wetzel
Everett English
Maurice Staub
Max Melton
Max Zschau
C. D. Hammond
Helen Moore
Marion Olsen
Reba Bennett
Lillian Arney
LaVon Smith
Central Illinois
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Bloomington
Don Ferris
L. D. Hancock
Fred Eitel
James Bauman
William Koutsompas
Dan Harper
Lowell Kunce
Don ‘Lowry
Robert Guinnip
Truman Spitt Jer
Paul Martin
la Cole
Ed Daly
Lou Dell
Elmer Renner
Louis Siverly
Wilfred Shaw
Illinois Agriculture Association
Illinois
Cleo Smitley
Minnie King
Wilma Gelsert
Harry Finkbiner
Hutsonville
John Spires
Wauseon, Ohio
Ragan Hedges
Danny Jackson
West Terre Haute
Ralph Jackson
Ralph Goekler
Pythian Sisters
Kankakee
Joe Staub
Lions Club Zone
Tuscola
Charity Downs
Martha Warner
Elsie Bloodworth
God
Canada
Mae Johnson
Edward Ellington
Raymond Irwin
Gene Marrs
Ira Murphy
Boy Scout Troop 81
YY. M. Co. A
Terre Haute
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David Volkers
Mike Melcho
David Melcho
Bob Sweitzer
Gerald Sweitzer
Bryan Sutton
Gary Mason
Ernie Wilson
Carl Haldt
Charles Haldt
Tim Duke
Don Butcher
Paul Hoggatt
Melvin Titus
Jerry Malone
Tony Malone
John Trefz
John Hasten
Jerry Hasten
Harry Bishop
Tom Parker
Elmer Hoggatt
Hubert Titus
Ted Trefz
George Hasten
Louise Cork
E. B.hurst
Virgil Hurst
Ed Zimmerly
Stella Clem
W. D. Burnett
Bluebird Club
George Summerville
T. R. Lovett
William Gorby
Eamer Haugh
St. Mary's Bridge Club
Martin Tarble
Joe Macey
Fred Kammacher
Don Heidbreder
Stacy McGillivry
Tripoli Club
Wayne Hendrix
Howard Brown
Robert Weaver
William Bosstick
Charles Pruiett
Jock
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Sunnday
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