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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

3

Socials Notes From Nocona and Nearby Cities

Mrs. Lyle Mercer of Nocona visits with Mrs. Jean Hall and family in town. Rolla Anderson and family from Kalamazoo Michigan tour Mt. Vernon mother Mrs. W. H. Anderson. he is Kalamazoo College athletic director and former Mt. Vernon star. Mrs. Addie Faulkner returns to Mt. Vernon after two months in Virginia visiting son Jack Faulkner in Hampton and sister-in-law Mrs. Lucille Ellette in Norfolk. Mrs. Maxine Gallagher and granddaughter La Donna Tate return from North Little Rock Arkansas after a week away.

Lyle Mercer Nocona, Texas Jean Hall Rolla Anderson Kalamazoo Michigan W. H. Anderson Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Township Addie Faulkner Virginia Jack Faulkner Hampton Lucille Ellette Norfolk McArthur Memorial Myers House Maxine Gallagher la Donna Tate Ramsey, Ill North Little Rock Arkansas

Farrington 4-H Club Holds June Meeting and Plans Ride

The Farrington 4-H Club met at Verle Ellis home with Lloyd Ellis as leader. Talks by Gary, Verle, and Eugene Simmons preceded a share-the-fun discussion. A bicycle ride was planned for Sunday June 20 at 1 PM. The Camp Ground Golden Rule 4-H Club met at Rodney Gowler home with pledges led by Leonard Hefner and Tommy. Rodney Gowler gave talks and a demonstration, with refreshments by Mrs. Viola Gowler. Weatherford context noted.

Farrington Verle Ellis Lloyd Ellis Garry Ellis Billy Paul Gary Ellis Eugene Simmons Rodney Gowler Leonard Hefner Tommy Weatherford Becky Weatherford Cheryl Willams Viola Gowler

Miss Norma Atchison Weds Ronald Tennyson At Belle Rive

Saturday evening June 12 Miss Norma Atchison and Ronald Tennyson united in a double ring ceremony at Belle Rive Missionary Baptist Church with Pastor John Lee Jr. officiating. The bride, daughter of Nace Atchison and the late Alma Atchison, wore chantilly lace and nylon with seed pearls. Best man was Ronald Webber. matron of honor Mrs. D. F. Mallory. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Mallory home. The couple will live in Decatur where he works for Caterpillar. Out of town guests included Wanda Lee of McLeansboro and Marilyn Webber of Dahlgren.

Norma Atchison Ronald Tennyson Belle Rive Missionary Baptist Church John Lee, Jr McLeansboro Nace Atchison Belle Rive Alma Atchison Fred Tennyson Dahlgren Ronald Webber D. F Mallory Mary Ann Tennyson Lookout Mountain Ruby Falls Tennessee Tennyson Mt. Vernon Township SIU Belle Rive Consolidated School U.S. Army Caterpillar Tractor Company Decatur East Marlitte Wanda Lee Cora Smith Edith Ward Mt. Vernon Marilyn Webber

Personal notices from the King City region

Wayne Arnold recovers from Wednesday surgery at Barnes Hospital in St Louis. Mrs Jessie Hall of Carmi shopped in Mt Vernon yesterday. Perry Bell of Bluford made a King City trip Thursday. Dolly Jones and children from Bonnie shopped and visited yesterday. Don Smith and son of Carbondale shopped in the King City yesterday. Murray D Hill of Fairfield visited on business Thursday. Virginia M Ferrell of Salem shopped in Mt Vernon yesterday. Kenneth Hall of Nason made a Thursday business trip to the King City. Harold French of Bruford transacted business in Mt Vernon yesterday. Ralph Duckworth of Scheller transacted business in the King City Thursday. Howard Chambliss of Opd yke made a King City trip to Morgan Brainerd of Xenia. Alice Moore of Woodlawn was a Mt Vernon visitor and shopper yesterday. Charles Clark of Bonnie made a Mt Vernon trip Thursday. H M Smith of Inn transacted business in Mt Vernon yesterday afternoon.

Wayne Arnold Barnes Hospital St. Louis Jessie Hall Carmi Mt. Vernon Perry Bell Bluford King City Dolly Jones Bonnie Vernon Don Smith Carbondale Murray D. Hill Fairfield Virginia M. Ferrell Salem Kenneth Hall Nason Harold French Bruford Ralph Duckworth Scheller Howard Chambliss Opdyke Morgan Brainerd Xenia Alice Moore Woodlawn Charles Clark H. M. Smith Inn

Barbershop Exchange Sparks Family Joke

A man brings his chatty son to a crowded barber shop. While the father reads a magazine, the boy pesters him for answers, prompting a barber to remark on the boy’s talkativeness and resemblance to his parent in a humorous misfire.

Tool

Delilah Jones Circle Meets at Park Avenue Baptist

The Delilah Jones Circle met Tuesday evening with six members including Mrs. Ruby Jones. Mrs. Lena Fisher reported mission activities such as cards to shut-ins, hours with the sick, a cake delivery, and hospital visits. The program The Home was led by several members and closed with a prayer and social hour.

Delilah Jones Park Avenue Baptist Church Ruby Jones Jones Oma Brown Lena Fisher Community Mission Fisher Mildred Elliott Abbie Pierce Helen Smith Ella Nolta

Homemakers' Evening Unit Meets At Mt Vernon Home

Mt Vernon Homemakers' Extension unit will meet next Monday at 7 30 PM at 3208 Lemon the home of Mrs Vernon French Visitors welcome The 15th annual reunion of former Illinois Knitting Co employees was held at Mt Vernon city park A basket dinner was served and officers elected Ina Puckett president Grace Justice vice president Alta Wielt treasurer Marjorie Hubbard publicity Raymond Wielt Fred Justice Sherman Wicks Ray Sprouse Virgil Hubbard ground committee Prizes to Ethel Dulaney Alta Wielt Lucille Greathouse The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in June at the west shelter house Mt Vernon park

Mt. Vernon Homemakers' Extension Association Vernon French Lemon Maggie Reynolds Illinois Knitting Company Mt. Vernon City Park Ina Puckett Grace Justice Alta Wielt Marjorie Hubbard Raymond Wielt Fred Justice Sherman Wicks Ray Sprouse Virgil Hubbard Ethel Dulaney Lucille Greathouse West Shelter House

PTA Workshop For Rural Schools At Bethel Grade School

The county council of Parent- Teacher Associations will hold a workshop for all rural schools on Tuesday June 22 at 7 30 oclock in Bethel grade school. All officers and chairmen are invited to attend. A social hour will follow the meeting.

County Council of Parent- Teacher Associations Bethel Grade School

Red Cross Gray Ladies Help Mt Vernon TB Patients

The Red Cross Gray Ladies shoppers this week include Lorene Prasuhn Gertrude Korris Helen Campbell Della Tuegel and Mildred Loehr. On Wednesdays they visit Mt Vernon Tuberculosis Sanatorium to shop for patients.

Red Cross Gray Lady Lorene Prasuhn Gertrude Korris Helen Campbell Della Tuegel Mildred Loehr Mt. Vernon Tuberculosis Sanitarium

Mount Ver non Art Guild Meeting Promotes Community Center

Members will meet Monday evening June 21 at 7 30 in the Community Center for a work session making crafts for year end promotions. Tables and some materials provided. Guild seeks old usable frames prints and pictures from collectors. Call secretary R L McLain or R L Brownfield to donate and arrange pickup. Artists and crafters invited.

Mount Vernon Art Guild Old Post Office R. L. McLain R. L. Brownfield

Homemaking tips to share with Polly at Mount Vernon

Readers are invited to submit homemaking ideas to Polly in care of The Mt. Vernon Register-News. Submissions may be considered for Polly's Pointers with a two dollar reward if an idea is used.

Polly Mt. Vernon Register-News

Crow Society Card Promises Good Luck For Crow Lovers

A humorous essay about joining the Society for the Preservation of the Crow. The narrator recounts an unexpected invitation to become a charter member, jokes about a membership card, and reflects on crows as symbols of luck and intelligence. Personal childhood anecdotes link slingshot mischief and rural misadventures to the crow’s image. The piece ends with a pledge to honor the crow and readers’ skepticism.

Society For the Preservation OF the Crow Bird Kingdom Crow

Polly's Painters and Homemaking Tips Column Snapshot

A collection of reader queries and Polly's advice on home hacks. Tips cover removing masking tape residue from boats, improving oil and vinegar dressings by bottle transfer, applying wallpaper paste with a clean roller, vacuuming lint removal from windows, gifting first aid in fruit cake tins, using alarm clocks to manage daily tasks, child friendly uses for cellulose sponges, cedar chip sachets in drawers, and keeping parsonage housekeeping neat. Includes reader anecdotes and requests for more Polly Dollars.

Polly R. L. le Leila Lillian S. S Carl Ruth Ann Naomi

Dear Abby letters about neighbors and personal issues

A collection of Dear Abby columns for readers J and R who ask how to stop neighbors fights affecting their children. Other questions cover toupees for men, a mother-in-law’s lies, and maternity stretch pants fashion. Abby offers practical relationship advice and guidance on handling difficult domestic situations.

Abby Jekyll Island

World Famous Pent Family to Perform at Local Church

The Pent family of McAllen Texas nine members will present a religious concert at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Salem Road on Sunday and Monday nights at eight. Dr and Mrs Pent are teachers, the children include two pilots, and eldest son David 29 quotes the New Testament from memory. The family, known for Bible study and ministry travels, will perform quartets solos trios and a family chorus. Public invitation extended.

Arnold Pent McAllen Texas Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Salem Road Pent David Dr. Pent Wheaton College Philadelphia Bible Institute Pleasant Hill

We the Women More Than Luck To A Happy Marriage

A reflection on factors behind lasting marriages. It argues happiness comes from mutual trust, shared goals, acceptance of faults, value of the partner’s contributions, forgiveness, and broadening interests, not luck. Relationships endure through effort across years.

Joliet Curie’s kinship to Madame Curie and origins of Salvation Army

Irene Joliet Curie was the daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie, Nobel laureates in 1908 for radium discovery. With Frederic Joliet Curie she helped reveal induced radioactivity. The Salvation Army began as The Christian Mission, renamed in 1878 and adopting a military structure with uniforms and ranks.

Federic Irene Joliet-Curie Madame Curie Pierre and Marie Curie Covery Frederic Joliet-Curie Irene The Salvation Army Christian Mission

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Mrs Mary Jane Studio Dad Speidel Gene and Ruth Clark Granade Theatre Delilah Jones Circle Homemakers’ Evening Unit Homestead Golf Course Low Gross Marilyn McKeever Alpha Gentles Carolyn Brown Jinny White Gloria Sinclair Mareta Wimberly Jan Dremann Louise Turner High Gross Iva Smith Nell Heater Dottie Flinn Carmella Turk Ferris Kasten Norma Holloway Harriet Kelley Evelyn Thies Pack Henry Benton Mary Butler Homestead P.T.A. Workshop Red Cross Gray Art Guild Meeting Peggy Piercy Sally Polly's Painters Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn Gerry Dorris Xi Gamma Iota Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Hilliard-Myers Dear Abby Abigail van Buren J. and J. J Mar Los Angeles Calif Ruth Millett
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