Saturday Wedding Miss Benton Weds Max Carr in Carbondale
Ruth Elaine Benton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Benton and Max Eugene Carr wed Saturday at First Methodist Church Carbondale with about 100 guests. Officiants were Rev Walter Nettke and Rev Edward Hoffman. The bride wore chantilly lace and tulle with chapel train and a veil of pearls. She carried a white orchid and lily of the valley on a white Bible. Judy Young served as maid of honor. bridesmaids wore dusty pink taffeta. Best man was Ray Curtis. ushers were William Lyons Jr and Andrew Urban Jr. The reception followed at the church parlor. The couple will honeymoon in the South and reside in Denver after returning. The bride, a June SIU graduate, will teach in Jefferson County Colorado. the groom, an August SIU graduate, plans to enter banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elaine Benton
Ralph Benton
Brook Lane
Carbondale
Max Eugene Carr
First Methodist Church
Walter W. Nottke
St. Peter's United Church of Christ
Champaign
Edward Hoffman
Charles Taylor
Don Crump
Judy Young
Normal
Elizabeth Ann Bautista
Jacille Ann Carr
William E. Carr
Ray Curtis
Cham
Carbondale Couple To Celebrate 60th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F H Fraser of Carbondale Rt 3 prepare for a 60th wedding anniversary open house at their home from 2 to 4 p m next Sunday They married in Carmi August 19 1903 and have lived in Carbondale since 1924 Their family includes daughters Mary Bastian and Kur Ella Musgroves son Fred H Jr died in a 1952 auto crash Their grandchildren number four They belong to First Methodist Church and are charter members of Carbondale VFW post Also connected to Spanish American War Veterans post and auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Fraser
Carbondale
Rt. 3
Carmi
Earl
Mary) Bastian
Murphysy
Boro Rt. 4
John
Kurella) Musgroves
Berkley
Mich
Fred H. Jr
Klled
Johnston City
First Methodist Church
VFW
Fraser
Preparing Your Child For Life Deal With Deep Fears At Early Age
In this early guide psychologist Michael Zunich of Southern Illinois University explains normal versus deep fears in children. He notes sudden fears from loud noises or Halloween masks are brief and soothed by affection, while rooted fears require gentle handling. Early security and encouragement prevent future emotional problems and unwanted fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Zunich
Southern
Ilinois University
Zurich
Yunich
Busy Women Church Groups Help Daughters of Rebecca Aid
Johnson City First Methodist and Newman Auxiliary members share plans and charity. Daughters of Rebecca vote to donate 25 dollars for an Indian boy’s education. Church groups host socials, devotions, and hostess duties while county officers train and plan sewing basket projects at township venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Johnston City First Methodist Church
India
Fellowship Hall
Mel Goddard
Joe Trapani
Elizabeth Felman
Ella Chapman
Rudolph Fleming
Cubbyhole Converted Into Usable Space
A home handyman turns a dusty cubbyhole under a fairway into an organized under stairs closet using hardboard panels. 4 ft wide, quarter inch thick sheets fit over a 2 by 4 frame spaced 16 inches. The woodgrain paneling in cherry or walnut finishes provides a professional look and is easy to maintain with occasional damp-wiping.
Homemakers Extension in Williamson County Meets
The Williamson County Homemakers Extension will host a community session detailing local projects and weekly activities. Advisory notices invite members and interested residents to attend and participate in planning and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Homemakers
Pleasant Grove 4H Club guests at pot luck dinner
Pleasant Grove 4H Club girls hosted by Jackson County Homemakers Extension at Crab Orchard Christian Church for a pot luck dinner. They demonstrated their year’s work while wearing project dresses. Leaders named are Mrs. Glen Waller and Mrs. Cer Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Jackson County Homemakers Extension
Crab Orchard Christian Church
Glen Waller
Cer Jones
Ann Landers Replies on Teen Rules and Family Feuds
A reader group and Ann Landers address teen religious restrictions on makeup dating dancing and swimming plus a letter about a husband resisting sitters for an 18 month old and a family picnic dilemma. The column offers cautious guidance endorsing religious training while advising practical caregiving and fair contributions to gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Boya
Ann
Debbie
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Miss Benton
Carr
Paign
William Lyons, Jr
Andrew Urban, Jr
Belleville
Bonita Kay Danby
Judy ‘Smith
Walter Wills
Ann Marie McDaniel
Susan Caldwell
South
Denver
Colo
Southern Ilinois University
Kappa Phi
Methodist Women's Service Club
Jefferson County
Colorado
SIU
Alpha Kappa Pal
Max Eugens Carr
Neunlist
Herrin
East
Fabulous Diamond
Don’s
Idon
Sta Haan
Don
Heen
South Iilinole
PLAID
Jim’s Sporting Goods Mi Rhonda
Betty Barclay Manford
Jonathan
Logan ‘Berkshire
Anna
Ing
Dad
Farm Bureau
Marion
John Dahmer
Boy Scout Cabin
Marian
Newman
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Dudley McDaniel
Catholic Woman's Club
Ralph Hansford
Martin Hardy
McDaniel
Leo Mitchell
Roland Murman
Educational Nursery School
Pleasant Grove Unit
THE
Guys ’N Dolls Children's Shop
East Broadway
Johnston City, Ill
Iba
B. Miller
Southern Illinois
South University Carbondale Dial
Luke
Universal OO A
Peru
Ikate Greenaway
Kate Greenaway
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