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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
5
Haege Construction Co of Nashville is building a three story structure expected to be finished by year end. The project details indicate the building will house multiple facilities and reach a substantial height as work progresses.
Lutheran World Missions reports a shift from cloistered clergy to diverse professionals among its 50 new foreign missionaries. Only 20 are ordained, with many educators, technicians, nurses and others serving in Africa, Asia and South America. The board lists 500 missionaries worldwide across many nations.
About 70 members from Herrin and Marion First Baptist Churches attended a weeklong youth retreat at Windermere Baptist Assembly on the Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. Rev Ben R Stripling served as camp pastor John Whitman and Kennish Rushing led as directors with Mrs Rushing assisting. Mrs Whitman directed evening vesper services. Activities included conferences recreation worship and devotional meetings.
Crainville Church of Carterville invites worshipers to a revival led by evangelist Rev. Philip H. Fra zier at 7 p.m. Tuesday through August 30 and 10 40 a.m. Sundays. Fra zier is pastor of First Baptist Church of Marseilles and son in law of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray of Carterville. He trained at Tennessee Temple College Frangeliear Seminary Naperville and Northern Baptist Theological Seminary near Chicago.
Revivalist Rev. phy Leonard Connor will start a five week interdenominational revival near Du Quoin with nightly services at 7 30 p m at a site north of the city near Routes 51 and 154 The revival tent seats more than 1000 people Connor formerly served at Pate Chapel Baptist Church Murphysboro and now tours the United States and Mexico Rov Wesley Odle of Du Quoin is crusade manager.
A special appreciation service honoring Rev. c and Mrs. George Paul Jones will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Shaffer Chapel AME Church in Colp. Guest ministers and choirs will participate. Mrs. Hubert Hussell is program chairman and Mrs. Lloyd Webb is treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Combes of Rt. 2 Marion attended a senior parent breakfast on Tuesday at Johnson Ball Protestant Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing in Evansville Indiana. Their daughter Jaycee Ann Combes was graduated Wednesday night from the school.
Reader asks whether herbs are ever mixed into the flour or crumb coating used for dredging chicken before frying. The inquiry seeks practical seasoning options and flavor ideas.
Rev Delmar Rodgers holds a 30 minute Sunday service on Lake Cumberland deck pulpit aboard a boat drawing about 100 worshipers. The service blends faith with boating life, reflecting a casual dress code and a focus on unity of pleasure and worship at a popular lakeside spot near Conley Bottom.
Brock Brentlinger dean of Greenville College will be guest preacher at First Baptist Church Cardendale. Morning services at 8 30 will cover The Power of the Insignificant and the 7 30 evening service will be Offerings Without Cost.
The Nausley annual family reunion is planned for Sunday at Riverside Park in Murphy Ford. A basket dinner will be served at noon.
The junior auxiliary of American Legion Alva Courier Post 487 designates the third Monday of each month for meetings this year. Gatherings run 6 32 p m to 8 30 p m at the Legion home with Mrs Frances Kipp chair man and Darlene Faverty assistant helping organize plans for the homecoming picnic.
A simple kitchen tip suggests drizzling honey over mashed sweet potatoes to enhance sweetness and depth. The idea pairs well with butter and cinnamon for a cozy side dish.
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