Missionary Couple Rev Hayse to Speak at Nazarene Church
The Rev. and Mrs. George Hayse missionaries to South Africa will be at the Church of the Nazarene 705 Washington St at 7 30 p m Wednesday on furlough He is brother of Morris resident Henry Hayse The couple have three children two sons and a married daughter now serving in Africa They plan to reside in Indiana during the furlough year
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George Hayse
Republic of South Africa
South Field
Church of the Nazarene
Washington St
Henry Hayse
Morris
Hayse
Blouberg
Nazarene Publishing House
Robert Skinner
Africa
Indiana
Hospital News Admitted and Dismissed Patients List
Admitted: Mrs. Robert Maddox 1025 Armstrong St Mrs. Danny Reed Rte 1 Mrs. Edmund Fritz Rte 5 Mrs. James Thomas Mazon Mrs. Edna Schmidt Braidwood Kenneth Seidler 523 West Ave Chris McIntosh 317 Lincoln St Sam Macaluse Coal City. Dismissed: Bonnie Sue Poll 1215 Price St Mrs Ken Qually Rve 4 Jody Kjellesvik 115 W Waverly St Mrs Beulah Gallian 431 Oak St Mrs Elinore Marvick 211 Susan Circle Mrs Elmer Brawsard Braceville Mrs Raymond Grieff Mazon Mrs David Morris and baby girl Rve 3 John Struck 402 Main St George Scott 723 Second Ave Lance Lewis Minooka James White Yorkville transferred to Silver Cross Joliet Mrs Oswald Thompson 317 E Jackson St Mrs Lloyd Kuykendall 808 Third Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maddox
Armstrong St
Danny Reed
Rte. 1
Edmund Fritz
Rte. 5
James Thomas
Mazon
Edna Schmidt
Braidwood
Kenneth Seidler
West Ave
Chris McIntosh
Lincoln St
Sam Macaluse
Coal City
Bonnie Sue Poll
Price St
Ken Qually
Jody Kjellesvik
W. Waverly St
Beulah Gallian
Oak St
Elinore Marvick
Susan Circle
Elmer Brawsard
Braceville
Raymond Grieff
David Morris
John Struck
Main St
George Scott
Second Ave
Lance Lewis
Minooka
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
James White
Yorkville
Silver Cross Hospital
Oswald Thompson
Jackson St
Lloyd Kuykendall
Third Ave
Morris Woman's Club Spring Banquet Features Programs and Plans
Morris Woman's Club held its annual spring banquet at the First United Methodist Church with invocation by Mrs. Roy Hamburger. President pro tempore Mrs. Wilbur Dolezal acknowledged past presidents, officers, and chairmen, awarded roses and daisies, approved a seedling donation to Shawnee National Forest, and planned beautification and help for bloodmobile and TB x ray units. Reservations remain for a Springfield trip with courthouse tour and Senate dining room luncheon. The entertainment by Company of Two included sketches and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Woman's Club
First United Methodist Church
Roy Hamburger
Wilbur Dolezal
Morris Club
Springfield
Governor’s Mansion
Senate
Robert Macdonald
Glen Ellyn
Mary Ellen Winchell
Nancy Thomas
Lodge to receive charter for Cleng Peerson 525 in Ottawa
The Sons of Norway Cleng Peerson Lodge 525 will celebrate Constitution Day with a banquet at St. Francis Hall Ottawa on May 17 at 7 p.m. The event marks the lodge’s charter day as the largest lodge in the U S and Canada. Frank Colonna will speak on the Sleopers Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Norway
Cleng Peerson Lodge 525
Norway
St. Francis Hall
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Frank Colonna
S.A.S. Scandinavian Airlines
Norwegian- American Chamber of Commerce
Danish National Society
Swedish Trade Club
Leif Ericson Society
Airline Manager’s Association
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry
Rotary International
Candle making feature at Norman Homemakers banquet
The Norman Homemakers Club held its mother daughter banquet at Mazon High School with a candle history talk by Mrs. Osmond Bijelland. Miss Sharon Johnson discussed candles and demonstrated wax decorations. Awards honored Fern Vanderpool, Mary Beres, and Owen Stuckey. The June 7 meeting dates at Verona Methodist Church were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmond Bijelland
Norman Homemakers Club
Mazon High School
Donald Gorman
Sharon Johnson
Fern Vanderpool
Mary Beres
Owen Stuckey
Lynn Bates
Kenney to graduate with 120 sophomores at Hannibal LaGrange
Brian Jeffrey Kenney son of Mr and Mrs John F Kenney 711 E Illinois Ave majoring in ministry at Hannibal LaGrange Campus Missouri Baptist College will graduate with 120 sophomores on Friday at 2 30 p m The college is a co educational liberal arts institution offering an accredited junior college program granting an associate of arts degree
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Brian Jeffrey Kenney
John F. Kenney
Illinois Ave
Hannibal - LaGrange
Missouri Baptist College
RNA Meeting Highlights MAZON-St. Valentine Camp Program
MAZON St Valentine Camp RNA met Thursday with Mrs. Howard Leach leading. Twenty nine members attended. Sunbeams won the attendance contest led by captain Mrs. Don Kile. Proceeds from a raffle benefit Shelter Workshop. Gifts included plants for oldest mother Mrs. Ardine Klinefelter and youngest mother Mrs. Kenneth Bunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Misener
Larry Olson
Thomas Remley
Donald Misener
Bernard Shostrom
Miss Misener
Ardine Klinefelter
Yorkville High crowns Tim McCarty and Denise Leifheit king and queen
Senior Tim McCarty and Denise Leifheit were crowned king and queen of Yorkville High School's Junior-Senior Prom. The couple received greenery and floral crowns amid Atlantis themed decorations. Party continued with Jaycees and Jayceettes hosting guests at the Aurora YMCA.
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Yorkville High School
Yorkville
Tim McCarty
Denise Leifheit
Linda Roach
Jack Thanepohn
Sheila Harbin
Marion Lovetere
Mike Todnem
Dave Bertram
Tim
Denise
Barb Hopkins
Lynn Scott
Marilyn Harvey
Anthony Wissmiller
Bill Brown
Jon Walker
Tom Merkel
Dave Fisher
Yorkville Jaycees
Jayceettes
Aurora Ymca
Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Card Club Elects Officers
New officers were elected when the Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Card Club met Thursday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Jerry Fredericks and Mrs. Tom Schuur. Prizes in bridge and pinochle were won by Mrs. Don Johnson, Mrs. Earl Schuur, Mrs. George Brock and Mrs. Eldon Giesinger. During April informal coffees were given by Mrs. Bob Tack and Mrs. James Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fredericks
Tom Schuur
Don Johnson
Earl Schuur
George Brock
Eldon Giesinger
Bob Tack
James Neil
Regular CES meeting and local club notices calendar
Tuesday 8 p m CES meeting at Masonic Hall Mothers honored LCW of United Lutheran Church Gardner meets 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs LaVerne Huston and Mrs Jerry Christian Wednesday Mazon Woman s Club 8 p m with Mrs Beatrice Mainey United Lutheran Church Gardner Bible study 7 30 p m Buelah Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m KC Hall Gooselake Township Wauponsee Art Club 1 30 p m with Mrs Walter Phillips Thursday WSCS Circle 3 8 p m with Mrs Orin Cooper WSCS Circle 6 8 p m with Mrs George Franks Friday Rural Home Club 1 30 p m with Mrs Isaac Hoge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
LCW
United Lutheran Church of Gardner
LaVerne Huston
Jerry Christian
Mazon Woman’s Club
Beatrice Mainey
Buelah Rebekah Lodge
K.C. Hall
Wauponsee Art Club
Walter Phillips
Gooselake Township
WSCS
Orin Cooper
George Franks
Rural Home Club
Isaac Hoge
Divorces Granted in Minooka for Mental Cruelty
Mary Smith of Shady Oaks Minooka is granted a divorce from Russell Smith on grounds of mental cruelty. The decree, issued in the local court, specifies dissolution of marriage with settlements to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Shady Oaks
Minooka
Russell Smith
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