Mrs. Morris Hosts Carbondale Club Meeting
Seventy women gathered at Mrs. D. W. Morris home for the November meeting of Carbondale Federated Woman's Club Literature and Arts Department. Guest talk covered state federation literary contests and a January drive to collect old eyeglasses for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Morris
South Thompson Avenue
Carbondale Federated Woman’s Club
H. O. Hall
National General Federation
J. Henry Schroeder
Chicago Sun-Times
William Schneider
Rolla Wiggins
J. A. Patterson
Walter H. Mather
Floyd Cunningham
Mable Cresse
S. I. U. Art Department
Old Main
Walter Forsyth
Burnett Shryock
Ladies Auxiliary to Meet Wednesday in Carbondale
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet Wednesday at 2 p m at the Odd Fellows hall in Carbondale with the annual party planned. Mrs Letha Walker of Carbondale was honored Monday night with a pot luck dinner for her 84th birthday by the Past Noble Grand club who also gave gifts. Sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Odd Fellows Hall
Ibondale
Letha Walker
Carbondale
Ludwigs Visit Relatives in Carbondale
Mrs. Edward A. Ludwig Jr and her sons Edward and David of Montgomery Alabama visited Carbondale relatives for three weeks and will join Lieut Edward A Ludwig Jr in San Diego to make their home there. Epsilon Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a regular meeting at 713 Burlison Roll call noted daily happiness. The lesson, based on William Lyones Phelps, stressed appreciation gratitude and happiness. A doll raffle plan and Christmas dinner at Tom's on Dec 14 were announced with nineteen members present. Also notes of tapioca puddings ideas with cranberry jelly chocolate or butterscotch sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Ludwig, Jr
Edward
David
Montgomery
Ala
Carbondale
San Diego
Calif
Ludwigs
D. L. Baker
Sawyer
Nell Craig
Herrin Woodmen’s Circle
D. C. Hall
Eska Protein Wave Ad Promises Lasting Hair Beauty
Advertisement touts a sensational permanent waving method Eska Protein Wave not a heat or cold wave. It claims longer lasting results and urges customers to call Madelon's Beauty Shop at 317 N. 17th St Herrin phone 6036 for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eska
Madelon’s Beauty Shop
N. 17Th St. Herrin
Brussels Sprouts And Chestnuts At Mrs K's Tavern
Recipe from Mrs K's Toll House Tavern in Silver Springs Maryland offers Brussels sprouts and chestnuts for four. Ingredients include chestnuts and Brussels sprouts boiled, cream sauce with butter flour and milk. simmer five minutes then serve hot.
Girl Scout Troop 58 Plans Christmas Party and Caroling
Girl Scout Troop 58 of Herrin met at the Scout cabin to plan a Christmas party on December 18. Each girl will bring fruit to make up baskets for Rest Haven Nursing Home, and the group will go caroling there. A chili supper will follow the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Rest Haven
Overripe Fruit Warned as Bargain If Used Immediately
A warning notes that overripe fruit with decayed spots offers no real bargain unless consumed or cooked right away. The advisory emphasizes freshness and safe handling for consumers.
Paul Frick Ends Visit In Herrin
Paul A. Frick has returned to his home in Washington D C after two weeks in Herrin with his sister Mrs Frank Stallons 621 South Twelfth Street. Frick a former Daily Journal employee and a retired army man is connected with the secret confidential service of the department of army in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Frick
Washington, D. C
Herrin
Frank Stallons
South Twelfth Street
Mr. Frick
Daily Journal
Department of Army
Washington
Herrin Club Hosts Demonstration and Christmas Plans
Herrin Woman's club members gathered at Mrs. Robert Benton’s home for an ironing demonstration led by Miss Georgia Childers. The group renewed a Reader's Digest subscription for Marion Veterans Hospital and discussed the Christmas party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benton
Walter Benton
Herrin
American Home Department
Herrin Woman's Club
South Thirteenth Street
Fred Myers
Georgia Childers
George Reynolds
Reader’s Digest
Marion Veteran’s Hospital
C. A. Hickman
A. J. Will. A
Scout Troop 11 Meets in Murphysboro
Girl Scout Troop 11 met at First Presbyterian church Murphysboro Tuesday afternoon with leaders Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Michael. Gerry Nance called the meeting to order. Roll call by Juanita Crisler and dues collected by Lorieta Bearden. Plans for a Christmas party December 12 at Mrs. Eastman’s home. Mothers invited. All scouts to bring Christmas gift wrappings to next meeting at Mrs. Eastman’s home. Scribe Joan Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Murphysboro
Eastman
Michael
Gerry Nance
Juanita Crisler
Lorieta Bearden
Mrs. Eastman
Joan Miller
Red Devil's Food Cake by the Chef
Family treat idea for a Red Devil's Food Cake with detailed instructions. Mix cake flour salt butter and sugar, beat eggs, add buttermilk and flour alternately, fold in chocolate and soda, bake 35 minutes at 350. Prepare icing with brown sugar water egg whites and salt, heat and whisk, spread between layers and on top.
Supper Casserole Mix with Corned Beef and Biscuits
A hearty supper casserole combines cubed corned beef with vegetables in a white sauce. Top with baking powder biscuits and bake until the biscuits are browned and the dish is hot and bubbly.
Sorority Initiates Four New Members in Murphysboro
Delta Theta Tau sorority of Murphysboro initiated Wanda Kunce Jane Purcell Virginia Hallowell and Harriette Roberts in a candlelight ceremony at Jackson country club Wednesday night. Dinner preceded the rite with green and white decorations and white roses. Plans were made for a Christmas party December 5 at 7 p m. There were 49 present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Burns of Elkville and Robert O Burke who were in Murphysboro and St Louis respectively on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority of
Murphysboro
Jackson Country Club
Wanda Kunce
Jane Purcell
Virginia Hallowell
Harriette Roberts
Gladys Drueke
Berta Mae Turton
Janet Wright
Lillian Borgsmiller
Margaret Rayback
Reita McCoskey
Betty Kiel
Betty Sorensen
Virginia Hutts
Local social notes from Murphysboro and Paducah
Mrs. Kelly of Paducah returns home after a week with sister Mrs. Walter Wright in Murphysboro. Several Murphysboro residents visit St. Louis for a death in the Danner family. Brownie Troop One met at Longfellow School with carols and crafts. Jan Kessell led the meeting. Troop 15 met at Washington School with sewing and taps. Joyce Ann Jones scribed. Cpl. Carroll Sullivan leaves Murphysboro en route to Tokyo after visiting his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kelly
Paducah
Kentucky
Murphysboro
Walter Wright
North Street
T. A. Aggar
Royal Oak
Michigan
Harold Ebbetson
Detroit
O. J. Brickler
St. Louis
Jack Danner
Longfellow School
Jan Kessell
Fox
Russell
Nancy McGraw
Cpl
Carroll Sullivan
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Arizona
Lula Sullivan
Washington School
Leo Lipe
Troop 15
Joyce Ann Jones
Woman's Club Meeting Set for December 4
The Murphysboro Woman's club will meet Monday night December 4 at 7 30 in the Logan Community rooms. The program theme is American Citizenship with Mrs J T Wright as chairman. Guest speaker is Mrs Wilfred Wagner and musical numbers by Mr and Mrs Wagner. Hostess chair is Mrs W C Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro Woman's Club
Logan Community Rooms
J. T. Wright
Wilfred Wagner
W. C. Anderson
OES Install Officers in Murphysboro
More than 200 attend the Elec ta and Ruth chapter 379 installation at Murphysboro Masonic temple. Frances Kupferer becomes Worthy Matron with Paul Norton as Worthy Patron and Goldie Schultz as Associate Matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa and Ruth
Order of Eastern Star of Illinois
Murphysboro
Masonic Temple
Clara Eriksen
Jesus
Gladys Nausley
Russell Siefert
Helen Whitson
Frances Kupferer
Alice Huppert
Helen Craine
Vivian Parrish
Freeman Whitson
Gus Huppert
Bryden Craine
Electa
Ruth Chapter
Paul Norton
Goldie Schultz
Charles Helwig, Jr
Myrtle Perkins
Susie File
Hannah Duncan
Betty Bullar
Jennie Helwig
Moneta Joplin
Marshall
Lela Bullar
Peggy Lou Will
Adah
Florence Cornett
Ruth
Lauretta Hardy
Esther
Ruth Hewitt
Martha
Lela Norton
Marjorie Denny
A. F. Pelzer
Sentinel
Pauline Clements
Harvey Schultz
Clements
Donnie
Lee Pope Ward
First Presbyterian Church
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Mrs. Morris
Carbondale Club
R.T
Mrs. Walker
Noble Grand Club
Noble Grand's Club
J. R. Johnson
West Jackson Street
E. W. Thrailkill
South Forest Avenue
Greenville
Alton Association
Jungers
Centralia
Charles Jungers
Epsilon Tau
Tom's
Ruth Ann Craven
Robert Hancock
Hancock
Donna Swain
Lester Swains
Car
Bondale
Walter Hancock
Southern Acres
Crawford
Holtkamp Electric Service Co
Illinois
Crossville
Ill
Duncan Hines
Girl Scouts
Paul Frick
Herrin Club
Herrin Brownies
Mary Mills
Pat Plushie
Kathy Robinson
Oak Park Hospital
Edwin Griesbach
Geraldine Higgins
West Suburban Hospital
Oak Park
Griesbach
Riverside
Dee Robbs
J. F. Mathews
North Twenty-first Street
Mary Elizabeth
Leonard Ziegenmeyer
Webster Groves, Mo
SCOUT
Elkville
Harry Burns
Ralph Norman
Olive Street
Robert O. Burke
South Fourteenth Street
Mrs. Kelly
Tony Stevens
Bill
W. W. Kelly
Longfellow
Cpl. Sullivan
Mother
Evanston
Landess Mills
Bob Morgan
Northwestern Illinois
Brownie Troop 15
FAB
New Fab
Iad
Woman’s Club
Bake Sale
Schaffner’s Stove Dept
Loyal Daughters
Herrin First Apostolic Church
OES
Louie
Catholic Church
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