Miss Tucker of Carbondale Sails for German Lisle Fellowship
Miss Julia Jean Tucker of Carbondale travels to Bonn Germany for a six week Lisle Fellowship program. Fifteen other international students from Japan Pakistan Spain Denmark Germany and the U S live with host families while studying German and international relations. Tucker is SIU alumna pursuing religious education at Vanderbilt University and plans a career in student religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jean Tucker
Carbondale
Bonn
Germany
Tucker
Lowell R. Tucker
W. Mill
Quebec
Canada
Miss Tucker
Japan
Pakistan
Spain
Denmark
America
Carl Wolfram
Munich
Wolfram
Joseph Vavra
Vavra
Sory
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Carrots Baked With Meat Dish In Moderate Oven
A simple guide suggests shredding carrots and serving them hot with butter or margarine. Three cups of shredded carrots are enough for four servings and require about thirty minutes of baking under a tight cover.
Birthday party honors two in Tilden residents
Mrs Willard Graham and Mrs C W Bergner of Tilden were honored at a Saturday birthday party hosted by their parents Mr and Mrs W F Stevenson. Attendees included families from Belleville, Kalamazoo and nearby towns with several visiting Tilden residents and relatives. Cpl James Alexander recently transferred to Fort Lewis en route overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Willard Graham
C. W. Bergner
W. F. Stevenson
Don Jackson
Steve
Belleville
Sharon
Marybelle
Robert
Bruce
Richard Beckett
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dora Condra
Washington
Peter Bellone
Patty
David
Metropolis
Edwin Alexander
Owen Thompson
Richmond
Ind
Loren Schwartzkoff
Barbara Hawthorne
Kankakee
Roy Chapman
Latham
Janey Rainey
Rosemary Rees
Mrs
Lloyd Rees
Arnold, Mo
Sunshine Shower Honors Percy Resident's Daughter-in-law
A sunshine shower was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Bill Goodrich in Percy for their daughter-in-law Mrs. Neil Goodrich formerly Janet Church. Refreshments served to 27 guests. The Percy Baptist Church women hosted a supper for men and families Saturday evening after painting. Visiting from Tiskilwa Rev Charlie Simonds and Mrs Simonds stayed with Percy friends. Mrs. Margaret Jehling and son Paul of Cambridge visited in Percy with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Bergfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Bill Goodrich
Neil Goodrich
Margaret Jehling
Paul
Cambridge
Ed Bergfeld
St. Louis Resident Visits In Christopher
Ted Ross of St. Louis is spending a week's visit in Christopher with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Janello. LaVerne White of Redondo Beach California will leave Sunday after visiting her parents in Mulkeytown and other relatives in Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Christopher Ted Ross
Christopher
Fred Ballard
Jim Janello
LaVerne White
Redondo Beach
Calif
Ernest Brown
Mulkeytown
Murphyboro Family Home From Canada
Mr and Mrs Herman Nolte and daughters Judy and Leah have returned to Mur physboro after a vacation to Niagara Falls and Canada The Wisely family reunion is set for Sunday at the Du Quoin Fairgrounds All members and friends are invited to a noon basket dinner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Nolte
Judy
Leah
Murphysboro
Niagara Falls
Canada
du Quoin Fairgrounds
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Clutts Before Chicago Move
Mrs. Donald Clutts of Murphysboro was honored at a farewell party hosted by her sister Mrs. Dorothy Perdomo. She received 43 handkerchiefs. The Clutts plan to relocate to Chicago to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Clutts
Murphysboro
Dorothy Perdomo
Clutts
Chicago
Schmidt Family Returns from Murphysboro Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Schmidt and daughter Geraldine Gene Schmidt plus Clarence Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Theodore Schmidt and daughter Debora Sue all of St Louis Missouri have returned home after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs ore Schmidt in Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schmidt
Geraldine
Gene Schmidt
Clarence Schmidt
Theodore Schmidt
Debora Sue
St. Louis
Ore Schmidt
Murphysboro
Family Reunion Held Sunday at Piquard Home
The Piquard family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Piquard, Rt.3, Murphysboro. Sixty family members and friends from Murphysboro, St. Louis, Mo., and East St. Louis attended the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piquard Home
Piquard
Ed Piquard
Rt.3
Murphysboro
St. St. Louis
East St. Louis
Linda Maloy Visits Murphysboro Residence of Ridgeways
Linda Maloy of Makanda spends the month in Murphysboro with Mr and Mrs William Ridgeway enjoying local hospitality and surroundings during a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Maloy
Makanda
Murphysboro
William Ridgeway
Jarrett Family Reunion Set for Riverside Park Sunday
The Jarrett family will hold their annual reunion at Riverside Park on Sunday. All members and relatives are invited to attend and reconnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrett
Riverside Park
Zeigler Residents Travel To St Louis And Attend Family Events
Zeigler residents Mrs Louis Labash and son Joseph visit St Louis with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lewis Waters. Buster Bagwell returns from Palmerdale Alabama after funeral services for sister Lucy Hateley. Charles Wathen and children from St Louis spent a week visiting Zeigler with Charles Kutcosky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Labash
Joseph
Zeigler
St. Louis
Lewis Waters
Buster Bagwell
Palmerdale
Ala
Lucy Hateley
Charles Wathen
Charles Kutcosky
German Guest Visits Murphysboro Girl Scout Troop
A 23 year old German Girl Scout counselor Miss Hanne lore Bleifeld met Murphysboro troops in a series of get acquainted parties. She spoke on differences between German and American scouting and dating norms and taught a German folk song and dance. She plans to depart Aug 20 for New York for a training session before returning to Germany. The exchange program runs three months with arrangements by Miss Mabel Webb of Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusseldorf
Germany
Murphysboro
Hannelore Bleifeld
Southern
Illinois
Miss Bleifeld
and Dekrik Rosenberger
Murphrs
Rosenberger
Girl Scout Council
Bleifeld
Hannah
Ing
United States
King Coal Girl Scout Council
New York
American National Girl Scout Organization
Visit Healys In Carterville
Mrs Lowell Colbert of Hammond Ind visits Carterville with Mr and Mrs James Healy and family for two weeks. Mrs Eamina Hadfield and sons return from Florida after six weeks visiting relatives in Miami and Hollywood. Evan Philli of Hollywood, former Carterville resident, travels with Hadfield party. The Hadfields plan to visit Southern Illinois through August. R E McFarland Carterville hosts a party for son Tommy’s sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Colbert
Hammond
Ind
Carterville
James Healy
Eamina Hadfield
Don
Jon
Florida
Luther Potter
Miami
Louie Cremeans
Hollywood
Evan Philli
Hadfield
The Value of Sincere Praise in Accomplishments
A reflective note on how obvious pride in success invites genuine appreciation. It argues that spoken acknowledgment costs nothing and is a treasured gift, contrasting it with frivolous or belittling remarks that dismiss achievement.
Bremen pairs tie in Chester church wedding
Miss Rathert of Bremen wed Miss Verna Dean Rathert daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Blair and son of Mr and Mrs Myles Blair of Percy Saturday July 30 at St John s Lutheran Church Chester Rev O Meyer officiated The bride wore a blue organdy street length dress with rhinestones and white roses The groom a Percy native and Trico High School 1953 graduate attended with best man Dale Opp A family reception followed at the bride s parents home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Dean Rathert
Martin Blair
Myles Blair
Peercy
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Chester
O. Meyer
Walter Kasten
Dale Opp
Percy
Chester High School
Trico High School
Busy Maids 4 H Club visits St Louis sights and game
The Busy Maids 4 H Club of Anna Jonesboro visited St Louis on Sunday touring the Jewel Box and the St Louis Zoo before a picnic lunch and the Cardinal Brooklyn game at Busch Stadium. They then visited Highlands amusement park with leader Mrs John Keith and families including Beth Ann Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna-Jonesboro
ST. Louis
Maids
Jewel Box
St. Louis Zoo
Busch Stadium
Highlands Amusement Park
John Keith
Lester Turner
Beth Ann
S. L. Marvin
Busy Maids Club
Zeigler Visit Includes Carr Family Guests
Edward Carr of Chicago spent three weeks in Zeigler with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carr and relatives Bob Carr P. B. Beck and Virginia Ann Beck. Rosaline Shaffer and son Johnny returned home to Elizabeth City N C after a Zeigler visit with George Dickey. Zeigler American Legion Auxiliary President Mrs. Walter Micutus led a Aug 2 meeting as Christmas card sales were planned and refreshments for 15 were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carr
Chicago
Zeigler
A. C. Carr
Bob Carr
P. B. Beck
Virginia Ann
Rosaline Shaffer
Johnny
Elizabeth City
N. C
George Dickey
Walter Micutus
Zeigler American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Holland
George Martin
Carrying 57 Home Economics Projects and Weekly Softball Games
A report notes a group or class handling 57 home economics projects and scheduling one or two softball games each week, showing a busy, active program with varied activities.
Mock Brunswick Stew for a Small Family Dinner
A simple southern Brunswick stew recipe uses a small chicken fried in bacon fat, flour to thicken, water, and simmering. Add canned corn, frozen green beans, onion, ripe tomatoes, and seasonings, then finish until chicken falls from the bone and serve with cornbread and salad.
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Cheyenne
W Yo
Kenneth Parrish
Abe Martin
Bill Ruppel
Donald Beltz
Dale Martin
Elliott Kerring
Jack Russell
Bill Winstead
Herman Wallace
Jack Reno
Robert E. Clutts
Midwest Aero Service
Parrish
Wallace
Mardale
Lincoln
Neb
City
Mayflower
Courtney
Mayflower Moving and Storage
North Market St. Marion
Murphyboro
D. Clutts
Murphysbore
Baptist Book Store
W. Main
Kelvinator
BROWN
Colombo
Southern Illinois
14Th Street
Herrin
Girl Scouts
The
King Coal Council
Miss Bletfeld
Healys
Sugar Beninati
Pinckneyville, al
Rexall
Miss Rathert
Bremen
Daddy
Phil Fredman
Furniture
Park Ave
Herrin Ill
Rooo
Central Illinois Public Service Company
Meat Shop
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