School Board Approves 1968 69 Plans and Memorials
The board of education held a regular session on September 12 reviewing reports from district coordinators and principals. They approved bus routes and staff assignments for 1968 69, discussed transportation fees, and authorized a memorial plaque for Fred Boyil and a plaque in memory of Dr and Mrs R A Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Gerald Bola
Rollo Simpson
Ruth Kemp
McNary
North Central
Marshall High School
Ralph Hooker
Do. A. Bush
Eastern Illinois Development and Service Unit
John Veltri
Lillie Hilridge
Carol Halloran
Julia White
Potter
Illinois School Board Association
Chicago
Prairie Farms Dairy
Bob Thompson
Fred Boyil
Thompson
Boyil
R. A. Mitchell
G. T. Mitchell
Arm strong Church WSCS conducts September meeting at Lincoln Trail
The Women's Society of the Armstrong United Methodist Church met at Lincoln Trail State Park for a noon cooperative dinner and cookout. Rev. Richard Evans led the officer installation and dedication after a devotional by Mrs. Guy Tingley, with a full roster of officers for 1968 69 and planned fall events in Mattoon and Armstrong community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of the
Armstrong United Methodist Church
Lincoln Trail
WSCS
Leland Wallace
Winona Higgenbotham
Glen Sweitzer
Fenton Shirely
Guy Tingley
Wayne Sweitzer
Harry Setzer
Carole Shirely
Mattoon
Central
Ilinois
United Methodist Church
Armstrong Women's Society of Christian Service
Armstrong Church
Unicef
Armstrong Church School
Richard Evans
Marion Bartram Sr
Marion Bartram Jr
Malcom and Brent
Elmer Rector
Leland Wallace and Troy
Mac Liggett
Russell Stogsdill
Albert Bartram
Jean Darlington
Theresa Sweitzer
Fidelis Class Plans Film Project At Marshall church
The Fidelis Class of Marshall Baptist Church met at Aretta Wallace's home on September 19. President Geneva Evans led the meeting with reports from the secretary treasurer Ardith Perry. Officers elected: Alpha Morgan president Mary Marvin vice president Rosalie Ryan secretary treasurer. Ruth Waud chosen as teacher. A project to secure a film projector was approved with a committee of Evelyn Milam Martha Hills and Dr Waud. Next meeting December 10 at Alpha Morgan's home with devotion by Ruth Waud. Gift exchange set at $1. Recreation by Lara Wilson Leah Mae Guthrie and Mary Richey. Refreshments served to attendees including Alpha Morgan and Ruth Waud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Baptist Church
Aretta Wallace
Geneva Evans
Ardith Perry
Alpha Morgan
Mary Marvin
Rosalie Ryan
Ruth Waud
Evelyn Milam
Martha Hills
Waud
Lara Wilson
Leah MaeGuthrie
Mary Richey
Libby Wells
Joan Emert
Phyllis Bennett
Clara Bartram
Lou Morecraft
Sylvia Stephen
Geneva
Leah Mae Guthrie
Mary Jo Stogsdill
Anita Stogsdill
Reba Fessenbeck
Christian Science Lecture Set for Marshall Tonight
Gordon Campbell of Santa Monica will speak on Christian Science and practical religion at 8:00 p.m. in North Elementary School on North 6th Street. The talk titled Christian Science Religion for a Scientific Age is sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Gordon Campbell
C.S.B
Campbell
Santa Monica
California
Christian Board of Lectureship
North
North 6Th Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
University of California At
Los Angeles
Boston
Mass
Zion Ladies Aid Meets At Susanna Pumphrey Home
The Zion Ladies Aid gathered at the home of Mrs. Susanna Pumphrey and Mrs. Amelia Sweitzer for devotions on Faith Happiness and Prayer. Ethel Pine led the devotional segment and Mabel Hawker conducted the business meeting. Twenty one members and guests shared a lunch and viewed old pictures and antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
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Chicago Motor Club
Women’s Society OF the Armstrong Church
Fidelis
John
Home Life Magazine
Church OF the Nazarene Corner
Fourth & Plum
H. K. Burton
Leon Garwood
H. K. Burtos
Church Board
Washington, DC
Jonathans Grimes
APPLE
Martinsville, Ill
Eitel Building Service
4Th
Marshall, Ill
Ai Sea
Soba Oro
Humdrum
Sgt A. Prety
Bonneville
Customs
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