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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1961

Page

8

Community social and club events fill week in Zion parish area

Local church and club calendars overflow with gatherings. Women’s groups hosted a session at the remodeled parsonage with a Salvation Army nurse slide show tied to South India outreach. Volunteers and families shared meals, honors, and birthday celebrations across Terre Haute Danville Marshall and surrounding towns.

Mrs Omar Blankenship Hosts Past Matrons Club Meeting

Mrs Omar Blankenship presided at a business meeting of the past matrons club of the O E S Tuesday night with Rosa Smith assisting and Rev Swain of the Methodist church giving a talk on the origin of the church. Refreshments were served to a list of members. A surprise birthday cookout for Christine Staggs was hosted by Mrs John Staggs with several guests attending. Bolivia Club met Thursday afternoon with members including Mrs Frank Gunder and others.

Amigo Club Shrine Club Terre Haute Harry Bamesberger Bamesberger Frank Gunder Benton Marrs Victor Miller T. E. Findley Grendel Bennett John McCauley Gene Schmalhausen Omar Blankenship Oo. E. S Rosa Smith Blankenship Swain Methodist Church Stella Ciem Irene Cline Burns Smith Emery Bloodworth Antone Wernz Cliff Etcinson Henry Helman John Staggs Christine Norma Francis Sharon Coryell Joan Spires Karen Kammacher Cheryl Thompson Carol Hanley Judy Simpson Maxine Hurst Phyllis and Gordon Marcella Scott Son Frank Saiter Bolivia Club Raymond Low Walter Fawley E. J. Harrington

Why I Am a 4 H Leader

Mrs. Fenton Shirely writes on a decade as leader of the Marshall Blue Ribbons Home Economics 4 H Club in Clark County. She recalls organizing beginnings in Wa bash township in 1944, leadership shifts through 1956, and her belief in service to community, personal growth from state to county meetings, and the rewards of helping youth.

Fenton Shirely Clark County

4-H Leadership Reflections and Clark County Donors

The speaker reflects on a decade of 4-H leadership and urges promoting a program that offers girls diverse growth opportunities. Clark County Home Economics 4-H donors are thanked as September contributions support member pins, with a $45 gift from Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company to fund lender pins to be awarded at the Martinsville Methodist church recognition program on November 4 at 1 30 p m.

Friends of Home Economics Clark County Roxanna Wells Clark County Home Economics Extension Council Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company Martinsville

Booklet Showcases 26 Illinois Mechanized Feeding Installations

A new booklet available in farm adviser offices presents sketches of 26 Illinois mechanized feeding installations. It aims to guide farmers in designing and building their own working feeding systems.

Illinois

Language Laboratory Aids Spanish Learning At High School

George Wood of Eastern Illinois University coordinates student teaching in foreign language with Carolyn Neal of Marshall High School and Gordon Norman from EIU. The twelve station lab lets each student listen to native Spanish and imitate it, increasing daily speaking practice beyond the traditional classroom. The system uses wired earphones and a monitor for teacher guidance, with tapes and a new conversational text. Students may record their voices to improve pronunciation while sessions run alongside conventional teaching. The program aims for fluent spoken Spanish within two to three years of high school study.

Lef George Woodyard Eastern Illinois University Mise Carolyn Neal Marshall High School Gordon Norman

4 H dress revue winners model self made ensembles

Three 4 H dress revue entries are pictured and described as examples of how girls sew their own clothing. Patricia Clickener displays a colorful sports outfit at the Illinois state fair, Marovene Byrd from North Carolina made both coat and dress, and Claudia Stembridge wears a white chiffon dance frock with a gold satin evening coat. The program is sponsored by Simplicity Pattern Company with support from the Cooperative Extension Service and National 4H Service Committee. More than 1800 delegates will attend the National 4H Congress in Chicago to see outfits from all 50 states and Puerto Rico.

Hether Patricia Clickener Marovene Byrd North Carolina Georgia Claudia Stembridge Simplicity Pattern Company New York Chicago Puerto Rico National Dress Revue Cooperative Extension Service National 4H Service Committee

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Women's Society of World Service of Zion-Emmanuel B. U. B H. V. Johnson Christian Service Guild William Imle Clifford Saiter Johnson James Butcher Dorothy Fink Salvation Army Nagercoil South India William Dewey James Fedger Max Jones Dennis Jones Dale Crumlin John Cline Thomas Dashiell Frank Coleman Sue Coleman Lloyd Pearce Lilly Wolcott Lincoln Ilinois Ruth Sabin Mary Doyle Darrel Livvix Woman’s Club Rosamond Coldren Fred Abel Clyde Knowles Zoliie Arbogast Leo Wernz Fred Eitel Women of the Moose Ethel Frets Charles Moore West Union Joe Rus Danville Iinois Wm. Barker Kankakee Jean Riley Mamie Lickert Diana Lee MacMasters Sam Bradley Bradley Jerome H. Millhouse Marshall Gustave Ritter David R. Nash and Sons David and Steven Ruth McClarey Percy Stanfield Wilson Keyes John Hollenbeck Neal—Hollenbeck Wayne, Hise J. R. Wetzel Ralph Goekler Frank Barkley Kingman Indiana Goekler Esther Barkley Adah Joe Geheb Frances Bohn Emma Louise Mary Lou Bohn Pearl Hoase O. M. Kirk Lilian Burkyhile Nettie Dawson Lily Reedy Clarence Richey Harry Reedy Dennis Gertrude Poorman Mrs Dick Poorman Lucille Thomasburg Cheryl Herman Cork Buddy Bloodworth Roy Dunn Roy Lee Paul Bratin Lorain, Ohio Ralph Montgomery American Legion Auxiliary Ray Burkybile Dennison Ray Sylvia Milhouse David R. Nash Mayme Smitley Robert Smitley Robert Mott William Smitley Andy Turner Gene Clark Charles White John Athey Dick Smitley Don Smitley Joe Smitley Jack Mallory Champaign Irene Murphy Larry Stepp Linda Johnson Martha Rose Cindy Clark Dorothy Wallace Janie Johns Judy Tingley David Milbourn Kay Kirchner Nancy Mott Sharon McDaniel Dixie Kibler Joanne Bishop Phyllia Hurst Clifton Knuckles Mary Walters Mildred Bush Aaron Kannmacher Westend Birthday Club Kannmacher William Lackey Stella Clem W. B. Craddy Ed Zimmerly C. C. Pack Porter Casteel Johnn Rademaker Fred Bender Bender Anna Bender Michael Monoreno James Baker Indianapolis Leon Bender Carroll Bender Estel Bender Russell Hardesty Brownsburg Martin Holliday Stepa Lebanon Ind William Barker Mike Richardson Urbana John Quick Marilyn Stevie Fenton Quick Susan Turner Patty Boyer Twila Hunt Cindy Smitley Pat Ann Nicols Carol Maurer Judy Turner Lauren Turner Darlene Dill Jane Pearce Jane Illyes Sonja Jensen Barbara Clark Dick Volk Navy Ronnie Murphy James Stahl Beverly Bacewic John Bush Susan Sokovich Nick Johnston Margaret Perryman Paris White Shrine Everett Seed Walter Craig Foster Hornbrook Ethel Nightlinger Helen Hurst Carl Bender Danny Turner Leslie Turner LeRoy Turner Chester Hammond Ralph Turner Harold Hirschman Keith Riley Cox Mrs. Royal Bolding and Cart St. Joseph, Ilinois W. D. Hogue Emory Bloodworth Don Hazelton Robinson Paul Somers Zollie Arbogast The Ralph Kite Turkey Run State Park Terry Turner Len Volk Younsters Helen Hale Helen Eucoeaey Lilidil Ooouuuc TY Teezer San Diego Marevene Byrd
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