Deaconess Pauline Whitacre to retire after 40 years
Pauline Whitacre a United Methodist Church Deaconess on sabbatical will retire November 1 and move to Jonesboro. She trained at what is now St. Paul Seminary in Kansas City and served multiple posts including housemother and administrator’s assistant at Methodist Children’s Homes in Urbana Lake Bluff Mt. Vernon Little Rock and Pittsburgh. She will live with her sister Terrie Whitacre in Jonesboro and she and another sister also reside there. Lynn F. Oster of Marion earned the DeMolay Chevalier degree while a midshipman at the Naval Academy and Rev Willie Clayton of Mt. Olive Baptist Church Crystal City Tex ends an eight week stay in Carbondale with Bible outreach duties in Southern Illinois. Clayton speaks at Tamms Second Baptist on Bible use.
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Pauline Whitacre
United Methodist Church
Jonesboro
Methodist
Urbana
Lake Bluff
Mt. Vernon
Little Rock
Ark
Kansas City
Berea
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Willie Clayton
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Crystal City
Tex
Carbondale
Ilinois
Rubella Immunity Tests Tied to Illinois Marriage Licenses
Gov. Ogilvie backing bill requiring rubella immunity testing for marriage license applicants to curb fetal damage. The law, effective Oct. 1, mandates an affidavit from a licensed physician confirming rubella immunity testing. Nonimmune brides may pursue immunization or contraception guidance via physicians and the state health department.
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John Kolbe
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Kolbe
Ogilvie
John Conolly
Waukegan
Williamson County Republican Women Host Evening Picnic
The annual picnic of the Williamson County Republican Women's Club is set for 6 30 p m at Oasis Park in Main. Members should bring basket dinners and services drinks provided guests invited.
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Williamson County Republican Women’s Club
Oasis Park
Main
Summerside Carbondale wedding sets at First Presbyterian
Donna Jean Schnake and Joel Thirle Gambill wed at First Presbyterian Church Carbondale before 200 guests with Rev Charles Watkins officiating. Reception at Holiday Inn followed, couple to live in Carbondale after a trip to Kentucky Lake. The bride, daughter of Herbert Schnake, teaches in Carbondale. the groom, James Gambill, from Arkansas, is a journalism instructor.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Carbondale
Donna Jean Stina
Joel Thirle Gambill
Charles Watkins
Herbert Glenn Schnake
Rt. 7
James Thirle Gambill
Jonesboro, Ark
Kris Darnell
Linda Wiggins
Glynda Etz
Loretta Foster
Gene Wiggins
Tom Manning
Roy Ockert
Bob Darnell
Holiday Inn
Kentucky Lake
Carbondale Community
South
Social Calendar Du Quoin Carbondale Herrin Events
In Du Quoin at American Legion Hall the Egyptian Coin Club holds a meeting and auction at 2 p.m. on Sunday. In Carbondale a 1:30 p.m. Monday steering committee meeting at Oakdale house precedes a 7 p.m. Senior Citizens Council gathering. In Herrin Monday runs 10 a.m. to noon kitchen band practice with a noon break and 1:10 p.m. departure of the KK's.
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du Quoin
American Legion Hall
Carbondale
Oakdale House
Senior Citizens Council
Herrin
Miss Smith to Be Bride in Simple Ceremony
Society note announces Miss Smith will wed in a straightforward ceremony. she is described as self-employed and engaged to a local suitor.
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Miss Smith
Johnston City couple wed in Texas wedding
Ken dra Lynn Chapman and Robert V. Noone united in a July 1 ceremony at First Christian Church Johnston City with Rev Paul Kinder and Elder Jim Walker officiating. The couple plans to reside in San Antonio where he will serve as captain at Brooks General Hospital in the Army Dental Corps. The bride is a University of Illinois nursing graduate. the groom a University of Illinois College of Dentistry graduate.
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First Christian Church
Johnston City
Kendra Lynn Chapman
Kenneth Chapman
Robert V. Noone
Anna Noone
Danville
San Antonio
Tex
Brooks General Hospital
Army Dental Corps
University of Illinois
College of Dentistry
Yes rock at SIU final Mississippi River Festival concert
The British rock group Yes headlines the final Mississippi River Festival concert at 8:30 p.m. August 21 on the Edwardsville campus of Southern Illinois University. Pale White, ex Joe Cocker drummer, replaces the front act. Tickets from the first date will be honored. gate sales available. SIU ticket office at 692-2320. A separate Friends unit note lists a Williamson County Homemakers Extension picnic at Johnston City Park at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
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Yes
Edwardsville
Southern Ilinois University
SIU
Friendship Unit
Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association
Johnston City Park
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