Wedding Bells for Marilyn Fenton and Denny Brandon
Marilyn Fenton and Denny Brandon married at Sims Baptist Church with a two o'clock ceremony. Marilyn, from Sims, and Denny, from Mt. Vernon, are noted as graduates and current students. The event featured white and apricot decor, a two-piece gown for the bride, and a reception at Sims Lodge Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Fenton
Otis Fentor
Sims
Denny Brandon
Max Brandon
Mt. Vernon
Sims Baptist Church
Marilyn
Wayne City High School
Mt. Vernon Community College
Brandon
Moberly High School
Moberly
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston
Mas. Brandon
Woodlawn Christian Church
Tonya Ford
Dee Ann Ford
Evelyn Fenton
Sim's
Evelyn
Darrel Brandon
Fluffy Diapers Dryer Improves Comfort and Care
Fluffy Diapers Dryer tumbles laundered diapers to soft, wrinkle-free dryness. It aids folding and comfort. For line-dried diapers, a fabric softener prevents chafing and enhances baby comfort. Use periodically during laundering.
Wedding party assists serving at Charleston couple’s home wedding
The cake was white with white and pale tinted roses. Assistants for cake and punch included Mrs. Beverly Robertson of Sims Miss Sherry McKay Mt Vernon Miss Judy Fenton Sims and Miss Elvira Thomason Sims. Beverly Robertson led the guest register while Robertson Evelyn Fenton and Debbie Brandon sister of the groom handled gifts. The couple now reside at 609 Jefferson Street Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Brown
Murphysboro
Gary Taylor
David Brown
Steve McCormick
Geff
Linda Reed
Judy Turrentine
Patsy Henry
Patti Waite
Sharon Nelms
Connie Jones
Beverly Robertson
Sims
Sherry McKay
Mt. Vernon
Judy Fenton
Elvira Thomason
Robertson
Evelyn Fenton
Debbie Brandon
Jefferson Street
Charleston
Back in Spotlight on 1968 Shirts and Blouses
The 1968 fashion spotlight highlights shirts and blouses with waistlines and curves, emphasizing snowy femininity. Most up to date tops use wash and wear fabrics, led by cotton and blends, with Dacron nylons and linens favored for afternoon and evening wear.
Evening wear glows with metallic shine replaces Edison lamps
The fall night life will glow from metallic threads beads sequins and built in shine in fabrics like lame glittery knits and silver nailheads on black wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Widow Takes Up Motorcycle At Sixty One
Dear Abby column discusses a 61 year old widow who begins riding a motorcycle for fun and social contact. reader letters weigh in on marriage goals, education, and personal responsibility with Abby offering caution and perspective. The page also includes a teen letter criticizing his generation and wartime draft issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Sizabel
Home Builders Class Luncheon At Central Church
Twenty seven members and guests attended a noon luncheon in the fellowship hall of Central Church of Christ on June 4. Hostesses Madge Farlow Rose Herbert and Louise Wells presided as roses and a center piece designed by Mrs. Farlow decorated the tables. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. Wilson and closed with a prayer by Mrs. Farlow. Devotions were given by Jewel Casey and birthday songs honored Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Hayes with thanks. Guests included Ola Casey Mr. Wilson and Mr. York family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church of Christ
Fellowship Hall
Madge Farlow
Rose Herbert
Louise Wells
Farlow
Wilson
Teter
Jewel Casey
Women’s Society Meeting at Wesley United Methodist
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Wesley United Methodist Church will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday June 12 with Miss Emily Kelley as guest speaker. The Mt Vernon Chapter No 238 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its stated meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday June 11 in the Masonic Temple led by Lucille Ellis w m and Naomi R Bogan secretary. The Campground Homemakers Extension meets Tuesday June 11 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Faye Barnette’s home visitors welcome. The Young Homemakers Unit of Jefferson County Extension meets Tuesday June 11 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Maxine White’s home 1601 Pace visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Wesley United Methodist Church
Emily Kelley
Eastern Star
Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lucille Ellis
W.m
Naomi R. Bogan
Faye Barnette
RFD
Young Homemakers
Young Homemakers Unit
Jefferson County Homemakers Extension
Maxine White
Pace
Winter hair care with baby oil shampoo mix
How to combat dry hair in cold months using a single shampoo and conditioner solution. Add a capful of baby oil to regular shampoo to condition hair, preserve shine, softness, and manageability despite artificial heat and fur hat wear.
Miss Lynn Evelyn Hall Betrothed to Joe Barron
Miss Lynn Evelyn Hall of Jacksonville Arkansas is betrothed to Joe T Barron son of Mrs Martha J Barron also of Jacksonville The bride elect is a Jacksonville High School graduate and holds a B S E from State College of Arkansas Conway She is a Fuller Elementary faculty member The groom elect is a Jacksonville High School graduate and a senior at Little Rock University active in Kappa Sigma and Alpha Kappa Psi He serves with the 189th Tactical Reconnaissance Group at Little Rock Air Force Base A June 22 wedding is planned at First Methodist Church Jacksonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Y.W.A
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Kay Smith
Fay Smith
Sandy Francis
Kathy Brown
Lynn Evelyn
Hall
Joe T. Barron
Martha J. Barron
Jacksonville
Ark
Joe N. Barron
John C. Hall
Miss Hall
Jacksonville High School
State College of Arkansas
Conway
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Fuller Elementary School
Socially Yours notes and visit details
Miss Peg Bradigan leaves Thursday via TWA for San Francisco to visit friends and relatives and will return June 16 to begin student teaching at Edison School. Nellie Reed of Letzekorn Nursing Home turns 74 on Tuesday June 11 per activities director Maybelle Lizenby. Amy Trotter of Schumm Nursing Home will be 8 on Wednesday June 12. Mr and Mrs James L Carr and daughter Juliet Leanne of Evansville Indiana spent the weekend in the area visiting Albert Carr and Clarence Adams and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Bradigan
TWA
San Francisco
Edison School
Nellie Reed
Letzekorn Nursing Home
Maybelle Lizenby
Amy Trotter
Schumm Nursing Home
James L. Carr
Juliet Leanne
Evansville
Ind
Albert Carr
Wayne City
Feminine Flattery Wraps in Satin and Feathers
A description of romantic fashion details featuring chiffon ostrich and silk organza wraps, satin carpelet with ostrich feather tiers, and ruffles as trim on scarves and necklines. Notes Edwardian influenced ruffle-edged ascots and polka dot accents throughout.
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SIU
Benny M. Badgett
Raymond Bruzan
Judith Ann Clinton
Harrison
Larry Stephen Hancock
Salem Rd
Sterling Johnson
Casey Avenue
Carol Sue Laird
Northbrook Dr
Aldine A. LaLamandier
South 20Th Street
John Robert McGill
Apple Avenue
George M. McPheeters, Jr
William F. Montfort
ITI
South 18Th Street
Darrell Olson
Fairfield Road
Sue Waters
Mary A. Riddle
Marvin R. Rightnowar
Jerome E. Schill
North Lrh Street
Monty Lowell Wilson
Jamison Blvd
Gary Dale Bohlen
AL. T
Susan Jane Carkin
Maplestreet
B.A
Lindell Clarke
M.S
Bob E. Claybourn
B. A
Robert Barry Dodson
Harry Echols
South 17Th Street
Lendell Poston
Terry Gholson
Evelyn Haas
Malinda Munsell
B. S
Carl Morris
A.S.T
Ashley
Janet Hoppa
Thomas Nikrant
Bruce Zeman
Nashville
Donald Garlich
Grace Harre
Charlotte Seibert
Glenn Haake
Vernon Meentemeyer
Kenneth Obrecht
Maxine Yocham
Robert Taylor
R. D
Bruce
Sharon Ann Francis
Everett Francis
Charles Wayne Brown
Wayne Brown
Everett LeMay
Eula McCoy
Pam Brown
Rose Studio
Mrs
Fathers Day
Dad
Dollens
Southern Illinois
Broadway
Albert Parker
Jamaica
Voite
Albert
Grigg
Old Post Office
Dear Abby
Widow
Abigail van Buren
LE. Dayton
Montana
Bozeman
Dayton
Shattuck School
Viet
Nam
Los Angeles
Cal
Rebecca
Anderson Circle
Rebecca Anderson
Lee. Wooden
Liebengood
Mary Shuster
Jennings
Bertha Riley
Linnview
Ann Wyrick
Gail Wilt
Saddie Robbins Circle
Sadie Robbins
Josie Lambert
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Baby Ol
Miss Lynn Evelyn Hall
Batiste
Dacron
van Heusen
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