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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1956

Page

6

Carbondale Women Host Annual Christmas Tea

Federated Woman's Club of Carbondale held its annual Christmas tea at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday. The program featured A Capella singers from the Carbondale Morning Etude Club and Prof. Robert D. Faner reading the Christmas story in poetry. Guests received a red bound book of poems and the club announced donations and magazine drives for Anna State Hospital and the Marion Veterans Administration Hospital. Four new members were welcomed and a nominating committee was named for February. Cranberry tea and Christmas cakes complemented the festive setup.

Carbondale Federated Woman's Club First Presbyterian Church Carbondale Morning Etude Club Robert D. Faner J. M. Marberry Mortimer Fults Woodson Fishback Wellington Thalman Phillip Olsson Robert Mueller C. H. Gillespie Ernest Limpus Faner Floyd Cunningham Anna State Hospital

Thomas School PTA Meeting Featuring Rev Johnson

Carbondale Thomas School Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school multi purpose room The Rev O Neal Johnson pastor of Hopewell Baptist Church will be featured speaker His subject will be The True Meaning Social hour follows the meeting

Carbondale Thomas School O’neal Johnson Hopewell Baptist Church Bessie Warren

Wife Attitude Shapes Respect For Husband At Home

Advice urges wives to support husbands as head of household by respecting him. Avoid undermining behavior and show effort toward things he values, such as punctuality, to foster harmony and male standing in the home.

George

How to Run a Home Based on a Wife’s Role and Manners

A household guidance piece urges wives to share the workload with husbands and keep quiet about faults. It advises asking for his opinion publicly, praising on time meetings, and avoid discussing money limits or criticizing the husband. It frames a wife’s duty as covering faults and presenting the provider in a favorable light.

Miss Derossett Completes Basic Training in WAC

Pvt. Billie Derossett daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Derossett of Maplewood Park East St Louis has completed basic training at Ft McClellan Alabama She attends X Ray Technician school at Fort Sam Houston Texas Her address is Pvt Billie Derossett WA85 13075 WAC Student Detachment AMSS 1200 Area Fort Sam Houston She previously worked for Commonwealth Insurance Co and attended Cahokia High School and Summers College in St Louis

Billie Derossett Walter Derossett Mildred Ave Maplewood Park East St. Louis Murphysboro Women’s Army Corps Center Ft. McClellan Ala Derossett Fort Sam Houston Texas WAC The Commonwealth Insurance Co State of

Lutheran Women Held Yule Party at First Lutheran

The First Lutheran arch Murphysboro hosted a Christmas dinner and pro am for women in the church basement on Thursday. Missionary Society hosted a program, Daughters of Luther decorated, and Ladies Aid sponsored the potluck with turkey and dressing. Special music by Ethel Fager. led by Mrs M F Harman with Ruby Fager narrator. Officers introduced by Mrs William J Boatman. offering for the Co-Ordinate Appeal including Nachusa Orphanage.

First Lutheran Arch Murphysboro The Missionary Society Daughters of Luther Ladies Aid M. F. Harman Ruby Fager J. C. Sanders Lee Mitchell John Gaertner Katherine Fox Arthur Yate Ann McDowell Juanita Neal Ethel Fager William J. Boatman Nachusa Orphanage

Murphysboro Group Re-elects Officers

The 1956 officers of the Presbyterian Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church Murphysboro were re-elected for 1957 at the December meeting. Mrs. Ardis Smith presided, with Mrs. William Hawthorne as chair. Rev. Lee Pope Ward showed a film "A Wonderful Life." Mrs. James Lawder led devotions and the yearbook of prayer was presented by Mrs. Franklin Crews Jr. Circle II members served as hostesses.

Presbyterian Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church Murphysboro Ardis Smith William Hawthorne Lee Pope Ward James Lawder Franklin Crews Jr Circle II

Fragmentary Insight on Knowledge of a Husband

A narrator reflects that a husband’s actions shape how others view him and asserts that a wife should know him better than anyone else in the world. The fragment hints at intimate familiarity and social perception.

Wedding Shower for Mr and Mrs Gwin in Percy

Mr and Mrs Billy Gwin were honored guests at a wedding shower Thursday in the Baptist Church in Percy. The couple wed on Thanksgiving Day. A previous shower was held last week in Willisville. The bride, Leatha Todaro, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Todaro of Wallisville. The groom is Louis Gwin's son from Percy and a student at Trico High School.

Billy Gwin Percy Gwin Willisville Leatha Todaro Charles Todaro Wallisville Trico High School Louis Gwin

Centenary Guild to Hold Christmas Party

The Wesleyan Service Guild of Centenary Methodist Church Murphysboro will hold its annual Christmas party Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs H C Wilson Hostesses are Miss Lulu Norman Mrs Robert Hardy and Mrs Wilson Leader will be Mrs Homer Ray

Centenary Guild Wesleyan Service Guild Centenary Methodist

OES Installs In Zeigler

Mrs James Casson installed worthy matron and G W McDowell as worthy patron of Zeigler Chapter 814 OES. Mrs Clyde Whaley served as installing officer and 120 Zeigler area members attended the ceremony led by Mrs How ard Tooke and Cecil Spain with other officers named.

James Casson G. W. McDowell Zeigler Order of the Eastern Star Clyde Whaley Howard Tooke Cecil Spain Fred Green

Engagement Told in Steeleville

Mr and Mrs Wilburn Rednour of Steeleville announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Ann to Robert Bockhorn son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Bockhorn of Walsh An early spring wedding is planned.

Wilburn Rednour Steeleville Sally Ann Robert Bockhorn Vernon Bockhorn Walsh

Home Department to Meet Wednesday

The American Homement of Herrin Woman's Club will meet Wednesday at Mrs. E. A. Woodcock's home 309 S 16th St. Mrs. Henry Bull co host for the Christmas party and a $1 gift exchange.

Ment of Herrin Woman’s Club E. A. Woodcock S. 16Th St Henry Bull

Pension Club Plans Annual Yale Party

The Murphysboro Railway Pension Club schedules its annual Christmas dinner and party for Thursday December 13 at 6 p.m. at the home of William Akin 803 Mulberry Street Murphysboro Members bring two covered dishes and a 50 cent gift for exchange.

Murphysboro Railway Pension Club William Akin Mulberry St Murphysboro

War Mothers Meet with Herrin War Mothers Group

Herrin War Mothers will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m with a 1 gift exchange. Members are asked to note the change of time.

Herrin

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