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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1963

Page

8

Sunday School Loyal Hustlers Hold Mother's Day Event

The Loyal Hustlers Sunday school class met Friday at the Christian Church for a combined dinner. Hostesses were Mrs Nellie Sims and Mrs Bessie Shaw. Members read poems and observed Mother's Day with readings and a birthday list. Many guests shared a day of meals and fellowship across Marshall and nearby towns.

The Christian Church Nellie Sims Bessie Shaw Anna Mott Ethel Finkbiner Joe Milton Hurley Veach Ellen Shonk H. B Tim Paddock Mary Charlotte Louisville Kentucky Jack Paddock Peggy Paddock Dolan Whittier California Maude Paddock West Union Opal Paddock Carolyn Mays Robinson

Marshall Herald Social Roundup and Community Notices

A long list of Sunday dinners, club gatherings, and visits across Marshall Indiana and nearby towns is reported. Families such as Schaefers, Staubs, Garwoods, Shawlers, Meehling, Hollenbeck, and others share meals and attend events at homes, restaurants, and churches. The Golden Age Club pauses for a future date while members host and bind quilts and prepare Judy Gard blocks. A hospital transfer and heart surgery for Laedena Budd are noted, along with various hospital and travel updates.

Neighbors Friendship Club May Meeting Report

The May meeting of the Neighbors Friendship Club was held on Wednesday May 8 at the home of Mrs Anna Veach. Mrs Alfa Morgan assisted. A noon dinner was served and Mrs Lillie Wilhoit gave thanks for the food. The afternoon session opened with the singing My Mothers Bible.

Judy Gard Addie Murphy America Johnson Betty Claypool Mildred Cook Mary Baker Lila June Davis Cheryl Dorothy Brosman Karen Timmy Norma Gard Chariie Gard Lillie Wilhoit Virginia Morgan Mary Hendrix Audrian Hendrix Mabel Burkett Cecile Church The Neighbors Friendship Club Anna Veach Alfa Morgan

Marshall Woman's Club hosts May coffee meeting

Mrs. Omar Blankenship presided at a Colonial Kitchen gathering for the Marshall Woman's Club. Principal Don McNary introduced Kelly Smith art instructor and students Dorothy Ann Knuclés and Anita Jill Nelson. Dorothy Ann placed fourth in district art exhibit. Anita Jill won a club scholarship to Art Camp in Monticello Illinois. New member Mrs. John Lewis elected. Blankenship honored with a gift.

Omar Blankenship Marshall Woman's Club Colonial Kitchen Don McNary Kelly Smith Dorothy Ann Knuclés Anita Jill Nelson Dorothy Ann Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs Margaret Turner Anita Jill Allerton Park Monticello Ilinois John Lewis Blankenship

Friendly Neighbors Club Meets at Mrs Craig Home

The Friendly Neighbors Extension Unit met May 3 at Mrs. Harry Craig’s home. Mary Davison chaired, lessons on kitchen economy and youth health were presented by Mary Crumlin and Ruth Boyer, followed by refreshments for sixteen members and one guest.

Marshall Day Home Extension Service Gladys Spittler Georgia Zimmerly Norma Hendrix Pearl Fox Norma Wilhoit Ravilla Fairgrief Friendly Neighbors Home Extension Harry Craig Mary Davison Mary Crumlin Ruth Boyer Naomi Baker Pleasie Bartlett Marjorie Cornwell Geneva Crumlin June Ellington Betsy Houpt Norma Mattis Kay Gallatin Anna Jean Shaffner Mildred Washburn Roxanna Wells Maude Wells Gussie Medsker Bertha Craig

Junior Chamber of Commerce Aims at Community Improvement

The Junior Chamber of Commerce is a civic service group for men ages 21 to 36. It operates in about 4100 U S communities with over 200000 members and more than 100 countries and territories. Jaycees in the United States are headquartered in Tulsa Oklahoma.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Chambers U. S Jaycees Tulsa Oklahoma A. Mem

Local Jaycees Organize War Dead Memorial Group

A newly formed Jaycees chapter met at the American Legion Home, electing Lester Strohm as president and Emery Bloodworth, Art Fields as vice presidents, Charles Kirchner as secretary, and Jerry Hollingsworth as treasurer. The group, raising more than 300000 for WWII dead memorial, plans a May 22 meeting at 8:00 p.m. All young men are urged to attend and help launch the organization.

Orial Jaycees American Legion Home Lester Strohm Emery Bloodworth Art Fields Charles Kirchner Jerry Hollingsworth American Legion

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