Eastern Star Plans Evening Officers Installations
The Order of the Eastern Star will install officers at the Masonic Hall this evening. Installing officer is Mrs. Ruth A Throgmorton of Illinois. Other officers include Mrs. Hazel Roope chaplain and Miss Sarah Ann Baker as worthy matron. Additional names: Alfred Presley, Mrs. Na omi Lockerby, Richard Lockerby, Mrs. Edna Kirby, Mrs. Lois Land, Mrs. Wilma Louden, Mrs. Lillian J. Baker, Mrs. Nellie Ragland, Mrs. Thelma McNeal, Mrs. Edith Farmer, Mrs. Patricia Morgan, Miss Jean Vaupel Ruth, Mrs. Helen Evans, Mrs. Alberta Miller, Mrs. Ada Harris, Almira Pressley, and Jesse Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Ruth A Throgmorton
O. E. S. of Illinois
Hazel Roope
Ruth Harriss
Marshall
Margaret Clemens
Sarah Ann Baker
Alfred Presley
Naomi Lockerby
Richard Lockerby
Edna Kirby
Lois Land
Wilma Louden
Lillian J. Baker
Nellie Ragland
Thelma McNeal
Edith Farmer
Patricia Morgan
Adalt
Jean Vaupel
Ruth
Helen Evans
Esther
Alberta Miller
Martha
Ada Harris
Electa
Almira Pressley
Warder
Jesse Atwood
Sentenal
Miss Maze Honored at Christmas Themed Pre Nuptial Shower
Miss Virginia Maze, to wed on Christmas Day, was honored at a bridal shower Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. E. Beasley s home 209 West Walnut Street. Christmas decorations featured two tiny lighted trees and pine cone centerpieces. Open faced sandwiches cookies in Christmas shapes and colors nuts and cranberry tea were served with Miss Norma Maze, the bride to be s sister, pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Maze
J. E. Beasley
West Walnut Street
Walnut Street Baptist church events and meetings
Friday evening 7:30 a pension Willing Workers Sunday School class with a Christmas gift exchange at Walnut Street Baptist church. Saturday choir rehearsal at First Baptist church and executive board meeting at Bobby Brewer memorial room First Methodist church. Monday Sewing Club at 606 West Elm with hostesses Mrs Barrow and Mrs Muckelroy. Tuesday Circle 2 at First Baptist 2 30 and bazaar at Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bobby Brewer
First Methodist Church
J. W. Barrow
West Elm
R. E. Muckelroy
First Baptist Church
L. R. Griffith
West Mill Street
Bazaar
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Club Entertained by Child Talent
Approximately 75 Carbondale Woman's club members attended a Thursday afternoon meeting at the First Methodist church. The Child Study Group entertained the General club with a program by Carbondale boys and girls including Karl Kiefer and Connie Degenhardt in piano solos and vocal numbers. The event was introduced by program chairman Mrs. R. L. Safriet, with Mrs. J. Henry Schroeder and Mrs. R. A. Gallogly coordinating December’s sole meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Woman's Club
General Club
First Methodist Church
Carbondale
R. L. Safriet
Karl Kiefer
Carol Harris
Ann Fenke
Murphysboro
Carol Dresser
Connie Degenhardt
Dick Taylor
Barbara English
J. Henry Schroeder
R. A.gallogly
Social visits span Carterville to Knoff Bend in weekend rounds
Mr and Mrs Earl Talley and Mrs George Knapp with daughter visited Hershey Newcomb family on South Forest. Lloyd Cox Jr and daughter Gail visited relatives in Carterville. R A Covington and daughter Vickie visited Lester and Mrs Vaughn of Elkville. Truman Pleasant of Carbondale visited his nephew Allen Brown of De Soto. Mrs John Charles and Mrs Ruth Crane of Carbondale visited Mrs Frank Leek of Elkville. Louis Highland and son Gary with Barbara Kiefer joined Knoff Bend hosts Burford Stewart family for Sunday dinner. Barbara Cochran of Elkville visited Henry Addison of Carbondale over the weekend. John E Hastings Jr of Bement are the parents of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Talley
George Knapp
Carterville
Hershey Newcomb and
South Forest Avenue
R. A. Covington
Vickie
Mrs
Lester Vaughn
Elkville
John Charles
Ruth Crane
Carbondale
Frank Leek
Louis Highland
Gary
West Sycamore Street
Barbara Kiefer
Burford Stewart
Knoff Bend
Barbara Cochran
Henry Addison
Study Group Hosts Christmas Tea After Meeting
A study group held a brief business meeting then served cranberry tea Christmas cookies and candies. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Riley Mrs. Charles Monroe Mrs. Glenn Murray Mrs. R Eustis Mrs. R G Lewis and Mrs. Frank Catteneo. Decorations featured a striking tea table candles a cotton snowman centerpiece and evergreen arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Riley
Charles Monroe
Glenn Murray
R. Eustis
R. G. Lewis
Frank Catteneo
J. Henry Schroeder
R. A. Gallogly
Hastings Welcomes a Seven Pound Nine Ounce Son
A seven pound nine ounce son was born on Thursday to Mrs. Hastings nee Lillian Goddard. Mr. Hastings is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hastings of 608 West Mill Street. Other local visits include Mr. and Mrs. James Parrent of Carbondale with Irene Parrent of Hurst Bush, and Jerry Levelsmier, a Southern College of Optometry student, returning to Memphis after Thanksgiving with his parents Eddie and Mrs. Levelsmier of 606 Mill Street. Nearby residents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martens and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brewer of Herrin visited Mr. and Mrs. Truman Lynn of Herrin on Saturday. Willard Keller and family attend the Woodmen Circle national convention in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parrent
Carbondale
Irene Parrent
Hurst Bush
Jerry Levelsmier
Southern College of Optometry
Memphis
Tenn
Eddie Levelsmier
Mill Street
Carl Martens
South Forest Avenue
Bob Brewer
Herrin
Truman Lynn
Willard Keller
East Park Street
Woodmen Circle
McAllister Hotel
Miami, Fla
Mrs George Albon Spends Thursday in St Louis
Mrs George Albon of 400 West Oak street spent Thursday in St Louis, taking a day trip for personal business and returning the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albon
West Oak Street
St. Louis
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White Magnolia
Helena Rubinstein
South
Eastern Star
the Order of the Eastern Star
Miss Maze
Norma Maze
Cpoir
Woman's Club
Truman Pleasant
Allen Brown
DeSoto
John E. Hastings, Jr
Bement
Alan Richards
Southern Illinois
Margaret Hosiery
Murray's Furniture Store
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Tres Gee
Desire
St. Pri
Pontiac
Illinois Avenue
Carbondale, Illinois
Walnut St
Yoon TW Yen
Peer
Ilinois Avenue
Illinois
Petit
S and Sports
Carbondale, Ill
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