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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1957
Page
3
Social news lists numerous visitors from Indiana Ohio and Missouri visiting families in West Terre Haute. Several relatives and friends are thanked for weekend and Sunday dinners with the Holmes Taylor and Kirby households. Richard Fulton undergoes emergency appendectomy at St Anthony Hospital and is listed in stable condition.
The seasons cycle through growth and retreat as mountains and forests echo fall. Hawks circle and crows caw while summer yields to winter's approach, then spring renews life as nature repeats its pattern.
Tracy Wilhoit of Lincoln Bible Institute will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning and evening at Five Points. The Neighbors Friendship Club meets at Casey Park on Wednesday September 11 with Mrs Beachout as hostess. Former club members and old neighbors are invited. Families Wilhoit Higginbotham and Fiscus attended the Alexander reunion at Twin Lakes park. Memorial services for Mrs Mary Hinkle were held at Pleasant Hill Church. Several from Five Points attended the Wilhoit family reunion at Twin Lakes park. A revival was held at Mt Pleasant Church recently. Anita Long and Darla and Danny Davis of Paris visited with Mr. Wilhoit.
Tuesday evening through Thursday saw Mrs. Forrest Baker and guests, with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilhoit visiting Paris. Labor Day vacation kept school children home, while Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Ted Long Anita and Miss Judy Casteel visiting Dayton area kin.
Mrs Gladys Thompson and her Marshall group spent Saturday with Edward and Everett Higginbotham. Teresa Terre Haute care for Mary Carpenter remains ill. Visitors included Mildred Williams Warren Norton Otis Williams and Imogene Norton. John and Golda Blizzard dined with Maude Miller and attended Freedom homecoming. Elder W A Fason of Terre Haute will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday evening. Avon residents Charles Lowe visited Maude Miller. Maude Miller and Eunice Jackson were in Terre Haute Monday. Maude Miller’s husband and Jessie Claypool spent Friday in Terre Haute. John and Golda Blizzard aided in West Union with Grace Blizzard’s smoke and coal house, aided by Frank Coombes and Ben Strohm of Avon. Walter Garner’s young sons have been ill the past week.
Mrs Carolyn Garner and her children visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Garver. Clints and oats resist leaf rust. A good strawberry patch starts with weed free soil and careful maintenance.
A Chevrolet advertisement touts the cars as smoother and more balanced with Ball-Race steering, extra-long outrigger rear springs, Body by Fisher, and optional 270 k.p. V8 engine. It promotes a 245 percent horsepower claim and urges readers to visit a dealer soon.
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