Bench Show Field Trials Set for Friday and Saturday
Committee members met at the high school Monday evening and completed plans for the fifth annual bench show and field trials to be held Friday and Saturday.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1957
Page
1
Committee members met at the high school Monday evening and completed plans for the fifth annual bench show and field trials to be held Friday and Saturday.
Weekend visits span Chicago Decatur and Louisville as families gather for birthdays funerals and holidays. Notable stops include the Isaac and Eggo families in Carbondale Cairo and Chicago. A conservation club event with beach show and field trials is set for Friday and Saturday with audience invited.
All parents of children in the Patoka grade school are urged to attend a P T C meeting on Monday Nov 4. Prizes will be given to a lady and a gentleman. Special entertainment is planned and attendees are asked to bring cookies for refreshments.
Patoka Lodge No. 613 A F and A M will host its annual oyster supper at the Masonic Temple on Monday November 4 at 630 PM. Past masters will be special guests and special courtesy will be extended at the following stated meeting.
SIU faced a week of flu with over 2,000 cases prompting Friday class cancellations. The college repurposed dormitories on the Southern Acres campus as an infirmary for serious patients, aided by rest drugs and juices. By Monday classes resumed with several local student cases reported.
Tom Towler son of Mrs Virden Towler on 5 day Navy leave was injured Tuesday evening in a collision near Carlyle. He is confined to Scott Air Force Base hospital as two cars were badly damaged. Also listed are cattle and poultry ads from Harold Thurness and Emil Nattier with local contact details.
Mrs Ruth Phinney and Essie Robinson attended a Salem teachers meeting. Several locals attended Memento Rebekah Lodge in Vandalia. C A Murfin returned home after hospital stay in Centralia. Visitors from Peoria Vandalia and Terre Haute joined family gatherings and a homecoming parade.
The Sunbeams gather at the Baptist Church Saturday November 2 from 1 to 2 30 pm. Mrs Orville Genre leads choral singing and kids activities. Kathy Campbell welcomes visitors and new members. The event features a Bible story dramatization and a roll call on what I am thankful for. After refreshments Rhonda Lake and Teresa Towler direct games. All children invited. FOR SALE 1 water system 1 sump pump 1 gas water heater George Wickersham phone 149a 1t
Funeral services held at Vernon Methodist Church for George Dallas Robinson age 52 of Vernon. He was found dead in his car with engine running near Cen tralia by state patrolman. He worked as a telegraph operator for C B Q railroad and formerly Illinois Central. Survivors include wife Essie Boster and son David, daughter Joan Jones, mother and brother. Cox & Martin in charge.
Burl D. Moore of Patoka participated in the Central Air Defense Rocketry Meet at the 348th Fighter Group Duluth Minnesota starting October 7. Seven teams from the command competed using F-89 jet interceptors while firing 2.75 inch FFAR rockets at Del mar Frangible targets under squadron team constraints.
The Patoka Panthers met Monday October 21 at Jimmy Padbury’s home with 16 members and one new member Timothy Mojonnier. Elected officers include Stanley Leicht president Roger Gergen s vice president Judy Snider secretary treasurer Joyce Sharp reporter Carolyn Snider and Sheila Sharp recreation directors Charles Thalman Judy Snider and Roger Gergen Federation members. Next meeting set for November 18 at 7 pm at Joyce and Sheila Sharp home.
Rally Day Sunday November 3 at Patoka Pentecostal Church features Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 45 a m and guest speaker Rev C A Powers of St Louis Missouri at 7 30 p m Evening service with 7 45 p m Wednesday Prayer Meeting All are welcome Norman Peirey Pastor F E Adams Supt S8
The Good Will Club met Wednesday October 16 with seven members and two visitors. Quilting of a Flora Payne quilt occupied the day. A lunch was served at noon. A short business meeting followed by a recreation period. Prizes were awarded to Lottie Mabel Alice and Betty. Next meeting set with Alice Wilson on November 6.
In memory of our father and husband George J Wasem who departed November 2 1955. Mrs Geo J Wasem and Leighton Mr and Mrs James W Brown.
The Girls Chorus rehearses for a December 11 Christmas cantata at the high school. A sextet and soloists are named among 46 singers, with a Latin processional “Oh Come All Ye Faithful.” Exams and Halloween events are noted as students prepare for year-end activities.
Patoka Methodist women set Okt 25 for a Quiet Day marking the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Morning program featured Belcher Gray Matchett and Hollis with theme That the Knowledge of God May Cover the Earth as the Waters Cover the Sea. Afternoon program led by Carter Jennings Sr and Harper.
The menu lists daily meals for the school week. Monday offers spaghetti with green beans and pickled beets, fruit, a cookie, bread, butter, and milk. Tuesday features chili and ham salad sandwich with fruit, cookie, crackers, and milk. Wednesday serves wiener on bun, baked beans, coleslaw, apple cobbler, and milk. Thursday includes hamburger on bun, corn, fruit, cake, and milk. Friday's fish sticks with buttered potatoes, combination salad, peaches, cookie, bread, butter, and milk.
The Walton family thanks Rev. Newcomb Rev. Willis and Rev. Hollis and their church for floral and food offerings and comforting words. Mr and Mrs C A Walton Barbara Walton Duane Walton and Family Marlin Walton and Family James Walton Leah Adams and Family express heartfelt blessing.
Mrs. Leng Fiscus expresses gratitude for the cards and visits during her hospital stay, thanking friends and neighbors for their kindness and support.
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