Cutlers Plan Open House for 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Cutler plan an open house on Sunday December 9 from 2 to 5 PM at 818 South Marion Street Carbondale to celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Cutler Ruby Ablett is the former daughter of late Mr. and Mrs James W Ablett of Grand Chain. He is a Carbondale native with parents Mr and Mrs Charles D Cutler of 306 West Pecan. He works at the Carbondale Post Office since November 1929 and Mrs. Cutler teaches at Giant City Consolidated School. They have three children Claudia Jane Dariel Homer and Marilyn Ethel all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Cutler
S. Marion St
Carbondale
Cutler
Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Harris
Ruby Ablett
James W. Ablett
Grand Chain
Charles D. Cutler
W. Pecan
Giant City Consolidated School
Giant City Blacktop
Claudia Jane
Southern Ilinois University
Dariel Homer
University School
Marilyn Ethel
Carbondale Couple Returns From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs I G McLaughlin returned to their Carbondale home after a 10 day visit in Chicago with their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Loren C Spires and daughter Diantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. McLaughlin
Carbondale
Chicago
Loren C. Spires
Diantha. P
Home Bureau Unit Sets Next Year Plans
Mrs Roy Shively hosted the New Dennison Williamson County Home Bureau unit meeting in Marion. Mrs Oner Jackson called for volunteers for lessons hostesses and assistant hostesses and assignments for the coming year were completed. A covered dish luncheon is set for December 13 at Mrs Bert Christ home. Ruth Grant spoke on proper storage space for the home and G H Rush led a health talk. The 4 H Club report was given by Mabel Chamer with 27 members at year end. Refreshments were served to 19 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shively
Marion
Rt. 4
Dennison
Williamson County Home Bureau
Oner Jackson
Bert Christ
Ruth Grant
G. H. Rush
Mabel Chamer
Shevely
L. P. Roberts
Aluminum foil for broiling and roasting designed
A new aluminum foil designed for broiling and roasting features a wider, tougher material with a quilted texture to improve elasticity and reduce tearing during use.
Don't Change Your Personality To Please A Future Husband
Ruth Millett advises women not to alter their core personality to win a spouse. Be yourself before marriage, avoid acting a part to fit a fiancé's preferences, and reconsider if you must pretend to be someone you are not. If he cannot accept the real you, he should seek another partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dne
Cake Top Crust Sticky Defect Causes and Fixes
Readers note a sticky top crust in cakes can result from excess sugar or underbaking. Tips suggest reducing sugar slightly and ensuring thorough baking for even browning.
Mrs Wright to Join Husband in Germany
Mrs Betty Wright of Vergennes will leave New York Bay for Germany to join her husband Pfc Donnie Wright at the 7th Evacuation Hospital. She will sail aboard the SS Maasdam. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kmucha Sr of Vergennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wright
Vergennes
New York Bay
Germany
Pfc
Donnie Wright
Wright
Maasdam
Frank Kmucha Sr
Missionary Society Meets in Murphysboro
The Sinclair Missionary society of Elm Street Baptist Church Murphysboro held its November meeting at Mrs Lester Hood's home. A program on the study of prayer was presented. New members Mrs Helen Penrod and Mrs Alvin Smith joined. The January meeting will be at Mrs Frank Cole's home. Mrs Hood and assistant hostess Mrs Marie Ahler served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Missionary Society
Elm Street Baptist Church
Murphysboro
Lester Hood
Helen Penrod
Alvin Smith
Frank Cole
Hood
Marie Ahler
Literature Dept to Meet in Herrin
Herrin Woman's Club Literature Department will meet December 5 at 2 pm in the home of Mrs. Wendell Kane RFD 1 Herrin. Members should bring filled boxes for patients at Anna State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Matriarchs Attend Girl Scout Board Meeting in Carbondale
Mrs. E R Rosenberger Mrs Vernon Kupel Mrs Robert Wheeler and Mrs Edward Guiette all of Murphysboro attended the Girl Scout Board meeting recently held at Engel's in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Rosenberger
Vernon Kupel
Robert Wheeler
Edward Guiette
Murphysboro
Girl Scout Board
Engel’s
Carbondale
Braised Sauerkraut Method with Sausage and Applesauce
Drain sauerkraut and rinse to reduce salt. Simmer in beef stock with butter for 45 minutes then uncover 10 to 15 minutes. Serve with grilled sausages and hot applesauce. Save kraut juice to mix with tomato juice for a tomato cocktail.
English Woman Talks Of Life In England And Egypt
Mrs Sue Foster of England spoke to the Herrin BPW about life in England and Egypt during a regular dinner meeting in the Ly-Mar Hotel. She described harvest time in England, Christmas customs, and the school system, and noted English homes have a fireplace in every room. A Christmas dinner and $1 gift exchange were planned for Dec 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
England
Egypt
Herrin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gold
Ly-Mar
International Relations Committee
Billie Marlow
Soea
Sue Foster
Benton
Foster
Royal Air Force
America
Chinese Shrimp Recipe for Informal Party
A Chinese favorite designed for easy parties uses shrimp fried in batter. Prepare a sauce by mixing cornstarch with melted butter then add garlic powder water pineapple juice soy sauce brown sugar and lemon juice until thickened. Stir in par boiled peppers tomato and pineapple wedges with batter fried shrimp and serve over rice.
Creamed Carrots Simple Creamy Side Dish
A simple recipe for creamed carrots. Slice onions and carrots thin then sauté in butter until tender. Add light cream salt pepper and nutmeg. Cover and simmer on low for 20 minutes yielding four servings.
Salad Dressing Note Adds Cheese and Mustard
Crumbled Blue cheese and prepared mustard should be added to mayonnaise to make a dressing for hearts of lettuce.
Jarrett-Homan Vows Read In Cutler Church Ceremony
Miss Karen Louise Jarrett wed Lester Homan on November 24 at United Presbyterian Church Cutler in a candlelit 6 p.m. ceremony. Rev. Harold Larsen officiated with music by Margaret Josephson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Louise Jarrett
John Jarrett
Cutler
Lester Homan
Ernest Homan
United Presbyterian Church
Harold Larsen
Margaret Josephson
Leland Preston
Carol Ann Gladson
Peoria
Donna Seyferth
Mary
Wilbert Homan
Chester
Lewis Dean Gerlach
Grootsman
Wil
Orange Rice Imperial Recipe
Orange Rice Imperial is easy to make and colorful. It pairs with broiled chicken roast duck turkey and adds holiday color to the table. Melt margarine and cook celery and onion until tender. Add water orange rind juice and salt. Stir in rice and simmer covered on low heat twenty five minutes yielding four servings.
Festive Gift Slippers From St Louis Board
The St Louis Shoe Fashion Board promotes Nite Aires at home slippers as a festive Christmas gift for milady. One style uses black illusion cloth with silver thread accents and a crystal clear vamp embroidered in black with rhinestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Milady
Birthday Celebration for Stephen Kee of Johnston City
Mr and Mrs George Kee of Johnston City hosted a birthday party for their son Stephen on November 24 to mark his seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and soda. each child received a candy filled train favor. A cartoon was shown and games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kee
Johnston City
Stephen
Couple Weds in Ozarks and Plans Home in St Louis
Liam Jarrett of St Louis and Don ald Dale Young of Campbell Hill exchanged vows and celebrated with a reception in the church dining room. After a wedding trip to the Ozarks they will reside at 4151 Russell Blvd in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Jarrett
St. Louis
Donald Dale Young
Campbell Hill
Ozarks
Russelll Blvd
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Cutlers
Home Bureau Unit
Derlene Erickson
Edgar Myers
Mrs. H. O
Sweet
E. Jackson
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Wright
Missionary Society
Vergennes Methodist Church
Schaffner’s
Mom
La-Mar Hotel
Lena Boretta
Alma Brown
Herrin and
Fashion Wise Women Everywhere
Atch
Rose
Pras
Itt
Yee
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