Rebekahs Elect New Officers In Carbondale
New officers and trustees of the Carbondale Rebekahs were elected at the I O O F hall meeting. Officers include Noble Grand Mrs. Floyd Boals and Vice Grand Mrs. Grace Bradley with secretaries and treasurer named. Trustees listed. installation set for January 4. Circle group meetings at First Methodist church planned for Tuesday. Shirley Bridges visits Champaign for weekend. Spear named associate supervisor of public libraries for New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Floyd Boals
Noble Grand
Grace Bradley
Frank Lingle
C. S. Johnson
Gale Wakefield
W. A. Land
Ray Clutts
John Lence
First Methodist Church of
Carbondale
Circle One
Donald Schwachow
S. Poplar
Circle Two
Orlen Wallace
North Oakland
Circle Three
Virgil Baker
West Elm
Circle Four
First Methodist Church
Glenn ©. Brown
Albert Sweitzer
Shirley Bridges
R. E. Bridges
West Oak
Mary Lou Heatherly
Champaign
Jack Spear
F. B. Spear
West Pecan
Spear
State of
New York
Southern Illinois University
University of Illinois
Columbia University
Home baked raisin scones and Topaz Fruit Cake recipe
A home style menu features raisin scones with butter and a honey Topaz Fruit Cake. Read through layered steps mixing biscuit dough with sugar and raisins then shaping and baking, followed by a rich fruit cake blend of raisins figs dates cherries and citrus with spices and a long bake time.
Pineapple Banana Salad on Greens
A simple method uses slices of canned pineapple with ripe bananas for a salad. Serve over salad greens and dress with mayonnaise or French dressing for a quick, creamy fruit dish.
How to Choose An Ultra Feminine Perfume For Christmas
A practical guide for men shopping for women’s perfume. Find her favorite scent by checking her dressing table or asking friends. Describe the recipient by mood, smell the bouquet on blotter, and sample one scent at a time to avoid confusion.
Herrin Community Notes Honor McCaslands and Local Visits
The McNeills of Herrin hosted a dinner in honor of Rev and Mrs. Paul A. McCasland and their children Marilyn and Carroll as they depart for Texas. Guests included J. P. Adams, Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. Callie Minton. Also noted are Shirley Bloodworth visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna James, Dee Robbs traveling to Chicago to visit Edwin Griesbach family, and Helen Batson’s death in Murphysboro with updates on Luther Clem’s return home after Barnes hospital surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. McNeill
South Thirteenth Street
Herrin
Rev
Paul A. McCasland
Marilyn
Carroll
Texas
McCasland
Herrin First Baptist Church
J. P. Adams
Adams
Callie Minton
North Eleventh Street
Shirley Ann Bloodworth
Carterville
Anna James
West Cherry Street
Bloodworth
Dee Robbs
Chicago
South Park Avenue
Carbondale
Edwin Griesbach
Luther Clem
South Fourteenth Street
Helen Batson
Murphysboro
Batson
John Batson
Montgomery Ward
Cold Weather Taste Treat Orange and Cranberry Pie
Recipe from Winifred S. Carter for a two crust nine inch pie using cranberries and oranges. Instructions cover making Crisco flour pastry, dividing dough, rolling, and filling with cranberries oranges sugar and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Carter
Murphysboro Residents Attend Chicago Events
Murphysboro resident E A Kraft is in Chicago for an automotive industry show at Navy Pier. Miss Julia Wolff of 519 North Street Murphysboro is spending the weekend with her sister Fay in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Chicago
E. A. Kraft
Navy Pier
Miss Wolff
Julia Wolff
Cranberry Orange Pastry With Lattice Crust
Combine cranberries and oranges with cornstarch cinnamon nutmeg and grated orange. Place filling on pastry, cover with the top crust, weave strips across, trim edges, and bake at 425 F for 10 minutes then 350 F for 30 to 35 minutes.
Mrs Metcalf Of Wisconsin Visiting Murphysboro
Mrs J W Metcalf of Benton Wisconsin visits son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs J L Metcalf at 2031 Division Street Murphysboro in late spring social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Metcalf
Wisconsin
Murphysboro
J. W. Metcalf
Benton, Wisconsin
J. L. Metcalf
Division Street
Dinner Meeting Highlights Murphysboro Girl Scout Event
The Murphysboro Girl Scout board held its annual dinner on Thursday at 6 30 pm in First Methodist church with Christmas decor. Betty Sherman Bill Rosen berger Vernell Brooks and Reita McCoskey helped decorate. Ver nell Brooks introduced Julia Ozburn who led singing and introductions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Girl Scout Board
First Methodist Church
Betty Sherman
Bill Rosenberger
Vernell Brooks
Reita McCoskey
Julia Ozburn
Mrs Bittner Hosts Circus Party for Garys Third Birthday
Mrs Raymond Bittner of 2039 Pine Street Murphysboro entertained with a circus party Wednesday honoring her son Gary’s third birthday. Decorations followed the circus motif and favors of balloons and suckers were given to 21 guests. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bittner assisted by Mrs W S Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bittner
Pine Street
Murphysboro
Gary
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Rebekahs
Carbondale Sewing Club
J. W. Harris
T. W. Abbott
Floyd Cunningham
R. V. Giddings
Floyd Wakeland
Pete’s Shoe Shop
St. Herrin
Freddie Fixitam Ele
L.h.paul
West Sycamori
Carbondale, Ill
Norman Mortonson
Mortonson
Bernice Ashby
C. J. Ashby
Mortonson Is
Harvey Cook
Mendota
Avis
Issy Shop
the McNeills, Herrin
Honor McCasland
Marion
Johnnie Dehart
Marion Veteran’s Hospital
South Twenty-sixth Street
Shirley Bloodworth
Mother
Barnes Hospital
Luthr Clem. Herrin
St. Louis
Winifred
McKenzie
Illinois Ave
Ill
Brunner’s
Dopp-Bilt
R. J. Brunner CO
St. Illinois
Wide World Photo
Helen Bjorkman
Mary Connelly
Bjorkman
Pauline Blaylock
Wilma Carter
Connelly
Jean Ann Beck
Spruce Street
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Jean Ann
Harry Beck
Will
Norman Williams
Gartside Street
Lavern Will
Blanche Perschbacker
Ham Wiseman
Irene Garver
Dorothy Williams
Gary Bittner
V.F.W
Main Street
Nebraska Apron CO
Valier, Illinois
Southern
Southern Illinoisan
Illinoisan
Christopher
Johnston City
Zeigler
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