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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
5
Emily Wilkens argues this is a fashion election year with many outfit options. She advises readers to vote for one look that suits life, body, and occasion, cautioning against overmixing styles and overworking any one look.
Mrs. Howard Pinder was elected la petite chapeau of Grundy County Salon 672 Eight and Forty at the American Legion Hall after dinner at Leven Gables. Elected with her were Mrs. Nicholas DiJohn, Mrs. Edward Quinn, Ray Kindelspire, Miss Grace George, and Mrs. Gay Osmonson. two new members joined, Mrs. Ernest Peterson and Mrs. George Cunnen. The meeting closed with a prayer by aumonier Mrs. Henry Verfurth and a social hour followed. next meeting set for July.
Miss Kathryn Heppert and Donald Sutherland announce their approaching marriage. The ceremony is set for 7 p.m. June 22 at the First Methodist Church with a reception in the fellowship hall. Parents are Mr and Mrs Edward Heppert and Mr and Mrs Donald R Sutherland invite relatives and friends.
The 39th annual alumni reunion will be held Saturday at the school. A buffet supper runs 6 30 to 8 p m in the cafeteria. Reservations are due by Tuesday to president Mrs. James Grenell 448 5636 vice president Mrs. Bob Crane 448 5454 and secretary treasurer Mrs. Hughie Leake 287 2168. A business meeting and program start at 8 p m followed by dancing to Joe Parish and his combo open to the public.
Women competed for low net score with Kay Dunn winning Champion flight. A flight winner was Mrs. William Speer and B flight winner was Mrs. William Bishop. May putt tournament results named Mrs. Richard Middaugh first, Mrs. Joseph Panish second, Kay Dunn third, with Mrs. Earl Kindelspire in charge.
Calendar notes two second degrees at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple by Minooka Masonic Lodge No. 528. Also upcoming meetings of Royal Neighbors at 7 30 p.m. in Eagles Hall and Legion Auxiliary sewing at 10 a.m. in Legion Hall with a potluck. Legion Auxiliary again at 7:30 p.m. in Legion Hall.
Miss Diana Lynn Brown and Paul Edward Johnson wed at Golden's Point Christian Church in Hamilton on June 1. The ceremony featured Rev. Phillip Woodworth officiating, with Debbie Wilson as organist. Attendants wore light green gowns. reception followed in the church social rooms. The couple will reside in Lawrence Kansas where Johnson pursues a master’s degree and teaches part time at Kansas University.
Mrs Albert Dickman hosted ten members and three guests of IAPGCAA on Thursday with a routine business meeting led by Mrs Ralph Harper. A donation was given to the First Baptist Church remodeling fund. A patio party is planned for July 11 with Mrs John Borens. A silent auction followed by refreshments served by Mrs Dickman, assisted by Mrs John Rossi and Miss Winona Canaday.
Hospital notes show visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 30 to 8 30 p m. Admitted include Glenn Steele Rockdale Dennis Rodriguez Verona Mrs Orville Gunner son Newark Mrs Edward Mas kel 1023 N Liberty St George Shriver Joliet and Mrs Donald Barkley 838 W Jackson St. Births record a boy to Mr and Mrs Amos Decker Braceville at 4 33 p m Thursday. Discharged include Mrs Bernard Grant Gardner Mrs George Heath 725 E Jackson St Henry H Larson Morris Lincoln Nursing Home.
Grundy and Kendall Chapter of the Illinois Retired Teachers' Association met for a lunch at Sis' Restaurant with 24 members present. Two new members were welcomed, a program on early Illinois schools was presented, and a picnic is planned for Aug 22 at Gebhard Woods State Park.
LCW met Thursday evening in the church. Devo tions were given by Mrs. Joseph Cepiel a vocal solo was sung by Miss Carol Johnson Bible study led by Mrs. Tilman Anderson and the offering meditation by Mrs. Marvin Williamson. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Howard Torkelson and Mrs. Louella Larson.
Past Matrons of Laurel Chapter CBS meet Sunday June 23 at Mrs Myrtle Wilson's cabin on the Kankakee River. Husbands are special guests. Afternoon business meeting followed by a 5 30 p m potluck supper with meat and dessert furnished. Mrs Ralph Rose and Mrs Oscar Fosen assist hostesses.
Morris Junior Woman’s Club cancels its picnic until further notice due to Sunday proclaimed as national day of mourning for Robert F. Kennedy.
ONO Society met Thursday with Mrs Norman Armin. Dues were collected during the business session. Members enjoyed cards and a lunch hosted by the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Robert Arnsdorf.
Dr John Seidman will present on drug abuse at a Morris Rotary Club dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Morris Country Club. A tip on cleaning bone leather shoes with a soft cloth and toothpaste is offered, then wipe with a damp cloth.
David Neal Sechrest of Verona and Juliann Harriet Petersen of Morris. Charles Joseph Whittington of Braceville and Sharon E. Rogers of Morris. Larry Joseph Reber of Wilmington and Lillian J. Belt of Wilmington.
Chill and drain a 7 ounce tuna can. Place tuna in a medium plate center. Surround with cabbage mixed with olive oil white wine vinegar salt white pepper and prepared mustard. Top the tuna with radish roses and ripe olives.
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