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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

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Santa Claus Fund Appeal Shrinks. Last Chance for Gifts

A local children’s fund asks for donations as calendar days dwindle. The plea notes contributing names including Mrs. Fred Brown Harold Belcher Lou Bates Claud Jolliff Paul Midgay and Bob Eagan as the campaign seeks funds before Santa’s visit.

Fred Brown Harold Belcher Lou Bates Claud Jolliff Paul Midgay Dean ‘St Elvin Bob Eagan

Notice of Patoka Register Holiday Closure and Rate Extend

The Patoka Register will close from Monday December 24 1963 through Friday January 8 1964. To offer continued service the current subscription rates are extended to Marion Fayette and Clinton Counties at 2.00 and to others at 2.50 until January 10 1964. After that date rates rise to 2.50 for Marion Fayette and Clinton Counties and 3.00 elsewhere. Seasons greetings.

Patoka Marion Fayette Clinton

Local Social Notes Include Visits From Area Families

Vernon area residents share weekend hospitality with kin and friends. Centralia and Findlay relatives visit Vandalia families. John Michael Epps returns for a longer stay. Nellie Morey funeral services are noted in Shobonier with Payne and Ellen among attendees.

O. A. Pfeffer Centralia Frank Johnson Findlay John Epps John Michael Vandalia Victor Epps Raymond Payne Ellen Nellie Morey Shobonier

Baptist Sunbeams Party Held at Baptist Church

The Sunbeams Christmas party met Saturday at the Baptist Church with Mark Zimmerman presiding. Joy Settle and Jean Britt led singing, Mrs. Britt at the piano. Sheila Jolliff read an engraved Kennedy thank-you card. A memorial service featured Kennedy Bible passages, flag at half mast until December 22. She read the Luke 2 Christmas story.

The Baptist Church Mark Zimmerman Joy Settle Jean Britt

Lighting Contest Deadline Is 23rd

Entries must be received by Monday noon December 23. Call Bob Eagan, Bob Keister or Alvin Perkins. Mr and Mrs Terry Binnion of Tuscola are parents of their first child a son born December 1. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs J C Binnion and Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith of Salem.

Bob Eagan Bob Keister Alvin Perkins Terry Binnion Tuscola J. C. Binnion Floyd Smith Salem

High School Girls Cantata Tonight

The High School Girls Chorus presents their Christmas Cantata Thursday evening at 8 00 p m. The choir and Special groups have prepared for months and invite the community to attend the program.

Homemakers Christmas Party at Jordan Home

Patoka Homemakers Extension held a Christmas party at Mrs Charles Jordans decorated home. Fifteen members and four guests attended with a pot luck at noon. Doris Britt read the Christmas story and entertainment was by Mrs Alice Nattier. A gift exchange and favors for each member capped the day. next meeting announced later.

Patoka Homemakers Extension Charles Jordan Doris Britt Alice Nattier

Carolyn Snider Weds Charles Wadkins in Patoka Church

Approximately 125 friends attended the November 30 ceremony at First Baptist Church in Patoka where Carolyn Snider and Charles Wadkins were married in a double ring rite. Rev. Settles officiated as organist Mrs. Alta Logan and vocalist Mrs. Judy Phelps contributed music.

Carolyn Snider Charles Wadkins First Baptist Church Patoka E. E. Settles Alta Logan Judy Phelps YWA Nancy Snider Washington University St. Louis Roger Tune Marvin Horner Ronnie Elam

Installation of OES Officers in Victoria Chapter

Victoria Chapter OES held its installation last Thursday at the Masonic Temple. Decorations featured violet colors with pink roses and violets. The motto is Walk Humbly With Thy God and Encour age Friendly Associations. Visitors from Carlyle and Centralia attended. Regular meeting set for Dec 9 with a school of instruction by Vera Baker of Sandoval. A potluck supper preceded the 7:30 pm meeting and notes updated from Lions and Firemen dinners. Edna Dauderman thanked members. Minnie Eagan and daughter Mary Burnaman returned from Texas visit.

Ruby Phillips Myra Murfin Gloria Eagan Janice Wadkins Sharon Tune Karen Outhouse Ann Houston Vivian Roberta Ammerman Toledo Ohio George Snider Patoka LaRoy Beauty Academy Centralia Forrest Wadkins Victoria OES Masonic Temple Deorations Lawanda Chappell Imogene Sulens Carlyle Vera Baker Sandoval

Pentecostal Ladies Meet for Quilting and Potluck

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pentecostal Church gathered at Mrs. Ruth Adams home for an all day quilting session followed by a noon potluck. Attendees included Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Mrs. Carrie Stephens, Mrs. Ruby Wickersham, Mrs. Nina Hawkins, Mrs. Nellie Adams, Mrs. Elaine Snider, and the hostess Mrs. Ruth Adams.

Ladies Auxiliary of Pentecostal Church Ruth Adams Myrtle Smith Carrie Stephens Ruby Wickersham Nina Hawkins Nellie Adams Elaine Snider

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