JFF Club Plans Christmas Gathering
Mrs Helen Rogers hosted a JFF Club evening with a business meeting led by Mrs Buelah Jackson. A new member Mrs James Brestol joined. Christmas party set for Dec 19 at Mrs Ruth Hiles home with a $2 gift exchange.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
3
Mrs Helen Rogers hosted a JFF Club evening with a business meeting led by Mrs Buelah Jackson. A new member Mrs James Brestol joined. Christmas party set for Dec 19 at Mrs Ruth Hiles home with a $2 gift exchange.
Daniel Lee Burton of Gardner and Elaine June McKune of South Wilmington. Bruce William Super of Dwight and Janet Kay Herubin of Morris. Gregory James Washburn and Jacqueline Ellen Miller of Coal City.
A dry cellulose sponge is recommended to remove lint from woolen fabrics. The method is simple, quick, and avoids chemical cleaners while preserving fabric texture and color. For best results, glide sponge across the surface in one direction.
Members of the Fannie Brooks Unit of GCHE and seven guests held an annual tasting party at the home of Mrs. Robert Trotter assisted by Mrs. Robert Bates. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Robert Trotter Vice president Mrs. A Russell Brown secretary treasurer Mrs. Paul Burkhart and council member Mrs. William Halterman. The major lesson titled Paint Paper and Paneling Your Walls was given by Mrs. Dean Witt and Mrs. Allen Hoffman.
Admitted Ronald Neitzer of Braceville and Janice Seibert of Seneca, Cynthia Mc Guire of Braceville. Births include a boy born to Dennis and wife at 5 29 p m on Franklin Street. Dismissals list Mrs James Cryder, Mrs Tilman Hauge, Mrs Donald Mortimer and daughter, James Tammen, Tammy Gingery and Charles Proper. Visiting hours posted 2 30 3 30 7 8 30 p m.
Coal City Junior Woman's Club met in the Presbyterian Church endeavor room. Mrs. Catherine Bourre of Plainfield spoke on candle making now a business. Library volunteers were recruited for next month. Next meeting is Dec 13. bring a $1 gift for a boy 10 to 18 for Lincoln Lodge.
Calendar notes Laurel Chapter CES begins with installation at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Sunday events include Legion Auxiliary past presidents meeting with Mrs Elwood Ferguson for a Christmas party at 2 p.m. The Morris Woman's Club chorus rehearses at 6 30 p.m. Little Chapel of the Methodist Church. Morris Night Unit GCHE gathers 6 30 p.m. Colonial House. Legion Auxiliary sews carpet rags at Legion Hall starting 10 a.m. Potluck. Tuesday Circle Five WSCS meets 7 30 p.m. with Miss Virginia Carper.
A homeowner shares tips for car care using newspaper to clean windows and nail polish remover to remove paint spatters. The advice emphasizes simple household items for quick window cleaning and blemish removal.
Sandra Erickson, 17, senior class secretary and varsity cheerleader for MVE basketball, shares a busy life with sisters Shirley 16 and Sheryl 13 in a farm family moved from Morris to Mazon. Sandra enjoys home economics and journalism, active in GAA and other groups, with plans to beauty school and marriage.
The WSCS of the Methodist Church meets with Mrs. William Walker and Mrs. John Gilchrist hosts in the United Church of Christ. A 1:30 p.m. program features Mrs. Loyal Reader. Potluck dinner follows, Rev. Paul Mallory shows slides from behind the Iron Curtain, and a new book display is set. Junior and senior MYF plan a roller skating party, Christmas caroling times are listed, and the first annual Christmas tree burning is set for Dec. 29 with FFA help. Mrs. Jacob Fottler is recovering from eye surgery. Also notes lamb patty tips with caraway seed.
The Morris Community High School hosts a senior class party in the cafeteria from 8 to 11 pm with ham and beef sandwiches, potato chips, relishes, milk, soft drinks, pumpkin and apple crisp, whipped cream, and a program of dancing and a variety show. Student chairmen supervise entrances and outside supervision, with Ella Walker and Linda Fin land leading the food committee.
Thomas O'Brien secretary of Charles O'Brien and Son assists with arrangements for the 61st annual Associated General Contractors of Illinois convention. The two day meeting in Springfield is expected to draw about 700 attendees from the highway and heavy utility construction industry.
Andrew W. Yuhas 65 of Braidwood died Thursday in St. Joseph Hospital Joliet after a lingering illness. Born January 23 1902 in Braceville he farmed there before moving to Braidwood three years ago. He is survived by his sister Mary of Braidwood and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Patter son Funeral Chapel Braidwood to Immaculate Conception Church at 9 30 a.m. burial Mt Olivet Cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday. Donations to Immaculate Conception Church.
John R. Little of Coal City died November 27 in Logansport Indiana. He is survived by his wife five children two sisters Mrs Jessie Vigliocco Mrs Margaret Allen and a brother James Little. Funeral services were held today in Logansport.
William B. Prothe, 69, a Paola school bus driver, died at the wheel on Thursday before loading about 40 grade school children. Deputy coroner Robert Banks said the death was due to a heart attack.
In Rockford Illinois a Circuit Court jury found 21 year old Karen Chase not guilty of murder in the slaying of 25 year old Albert Lee Parris on a rural road. Chester Leroy Todd 23 testified that he shot Parris after taking him to a secluded county road and said he did not intend to kill. Todd has pleaded guilty to murder and awaits sentencing.
A Basque language study states Esku ara is isolated from any larger language family, with no proven connections to other tongues. Researchers highlight its unique structure and historical development within the Basque region.
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