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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

7

Sesser Group Elects Officers

Mrs. Emily Malone was elected president of Bear Point Church Woman's Auxiliary in Lesser at an at-day meeting. Officers for 1953 include Mary Ragland enlistment chair, Aileen Spann youth activity chair, Ruth Dillon program chair, Arcada Prior personal service chair, Chesta Clampet secretary treasurer, Audra Minor corresponding secretary. The group planned Christmas box packing for service men and elderly ministers, a watch service, and January meeting programs.

Emily Malone Bear Point Lesser Mary Ragland Aileen Spann Ruth Dillon Arcada Prior Chesta Clampet Audra Minor Malone Goldie Grob Marie Bunton Janie Lewis Helen Cockrum Lela Curry Dillon Bunton Grob W.N.A.C Betty Hampleman Spann Clampet Ragland Marjorie Dame Ollie Sulcer Mable Dame Mirs Pauline Berg Nora Asbury Han

Circle Dinner Elevates Chester Presbyterian Ladies Aid Officers

Circle Two of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Chester enjoyed a cooperative dinner and gift exchange in the church basement on December 2. Officers elected for the ensuing year were president Mrs J C Barwell secretary Mrs Mary Cashman and treasurer Mrs Charles Clayton. Twenty four members attended and Rev Frank McLaughen was a guest.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Chester J. C. Barwell Mary Cashman Charles Clayton Frank McLaughen

Chester Woman's Club Christmas Program Planned

The Chester Woman's Club will present a Christmas program Friday December 12 at 2 30 PM at the Methodist church. The club chorus directed by Mrs Walter Schwerk of Evansville will sing a cantata The Music of Bethlehem and Mrs Robert Smith will give a reading The Other Wise Man.

Chester Woman’s Club Methodist Church Bethlehem Walter Schuwerk Evansville Robert Smith

World Day of Prayer Observed by First Baptist Church

The Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist Steeleville met Friday at Mrs. Agnes Brown's home for World Day of Prayer. A total of 33.65 was raised for the Lot tie Moon Christmas offering for missions. Eleven members and one visitor attended. Birthdays celebrated in Percy included Mrs. Alfred Hartman Mrs. Clemens Meyerhoff and Martha Jane Hartman at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Adolph Wolters of Percy spent the weekend in St. Louis with her daughter and Mr. Li Eason.

Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church, Steeleville Agnes Brown Lottie Moon Percy Alfred Hartman Clemens Meyerhoff Martha Jane Adolph Wolters of St. Louis Li» Eason

Auxiliary group plans Christmas gift exchange and reveal

Mrs Lydia Prior Mrs Alberta Thompson and Norman Curry attended with twenty one members present. The auxiliary will hold its Christmas gift exchange and reveal secret sister names on December 18.

Lydia Prior Alberta Thompson Norman Curry

Creal Springs Social Visits Highlight Local Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bloomfield and son Bobby Joe of St. Louis visited Creal Springs guests Mr. and Mrs. Clint Vinson on Sunday. Oral Walker returning from Tampa Florida to Creal Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sharp of Simpson visited Mr. and Mrs. James Boner in Creal Springs.

Robert Bloomfield Bobby Joe St. Louis Clint Vinson Creal Springs Oral Walker Tampa Fla Archie Sharp Simpson James Boner

Royalton Notices on Leave Bring Family Visits

James Melvin, on a 12 day leave, stays with parents in Royalton. He has completed 11 weeks of basic training at the U S Naval Training Center in San Diego California. William Baggott of St Louis spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Genevieve Baggott in Royalton.

James Melvin Royalton Clifford Melon Melvin U. S. Naval Training Center San Diego Calif William Baggott St. Louis Genevieve Baggott

End Visit Ends in Johnston City

Mrs Natalie Wall and daughter Susie Elaine and Bill Mosley of Willow Run Michigan returned home after a week in Johnston City visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Walter Mosley on W 5th Street.

Natalie Wall Susie Elaine Bill Mosley Willow Run Mich Johnston City Walter Mosley 5Th St

Percy Residents Take Weekend Trip To St Louis

Weekend visitors in St Louis were Mrs Wilma Meyerhoff and daughter Martha Jane of Percy who visited their daughter and sister Mr and Mrs Henry Stroth man.

St. Louis Wilma Meyerhoff Martha Jane Percy Henry Strothman

Christopher Club Christmas Party Held at Vaughn's Restaurant

The Past Noble Grand Club of the Christopher Rebekah Lodge hosted its Christmas party in Vaughn's Restaurant dining room. Festive decor and miniature reindeer favors were used. Nancy Myers won a centerpiece as the door prize. A gift exchange and games followed.

Noble Grand Club Christopher Rebekah Lodge Vaughn Christopher Nancy Myers

Former Christopher Girl Honored with Shower

Mrs. Joe Streckfuss of St Louis the former Miss Betty Watts of Christopher was honored with a post wedding shower at Teen Town Hall in Christopher Friday night. Forty guests attended as games and prizes crowned the event with hostesses Mrs. Irlene Rogers Mrs. L E DeWitt Mrs. Laura Huie and others. Mr and Mrs Streckfuss wed November 8.

Joe Streckfuss St Louis Betty Watts Christopher Teen Town Hall Irlene Rogers L. E. DeWitt Laura Huie Zeigler John Neal J. C. Booher Streckfuss

Pinwheel Biscuits: Rich Dough Rolls with Sweet Apple Filling

Roll up rich biscuit dough with chopped apples and sugar spice or grated cheese. Cut into one inch slices, place cut side up two inches apart, bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven. Serve with ham omelet and tossed green salad.

Longest Unfortified U S Canada Boundary Noted

The article describes the boundary between the United States and Canada as the world’s longest unfortified frontier, highlighting its extent and historical significance as a peaceful border.

United States Canada

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