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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1952

Page

7

Zeigler Club Holds Christmas Party and Meetings

Zeigler Senior Woman's Club held its annual Christmas party after a church dinner. Members decorated the club rooms with a Christmas tree and bells. 31 members attended and 10 volunteered for the Christmas Tree committee. The group planned a polio drive and a family night next meeting with a lucky supper. Santa and Rudolph visited with gifts.

Zeigler Senior Woman’s Club Sacred Heart Catholic Church Robert Knight Irvin Sims Zeigler R. R. Frazier Lloyd Williams Clifton Boyer Theeigler Community High School Barbara Corcoran Janette Martin Sally William Hanson St. Luke Santa Claus Rudolph the Reindeer Albert Moore Arthur Lenzini Joan Lenzini John Ogden Odum

Elect Officers In Pinckneyville Community Tale

Mrs Guy Neely of Pinckneyville elected president of the Ka Ri On class at First Presbyterian church during its annual Christmas party. Also elected were vice president Mrs Blanche Guthrie secretary Mrs Al Frazer assistant secretary Mrs Lyle Treffts and treasurer Mrs M J Pyatt. Prizes in games went to Frazer Guthrie Weatherford Ivens. January meeting to be held at Mrs M J Pyatt residence with Mrs Bertha Bell assisting. It is estimated Americans will eat 144 pounds of meat in 1953.

Guy Neely Pinckneyville First Presbyterian Church Blanche Guthe al Frazer Assisant Lyle Trefftts M. J. Pyatt D. D. Williamson Charles Uhe Eames Blanche, Guthrie Blanche Weatherford H. E. Ivens Bertha Bell

Johnston City Group Has Christmas Party

Mrs. Howard Perrine led a devotional The Christmas Story and Matthew 1 reading for the Friendly Bible Class at Washington Avenue Baptist Church Johnston City. Miss Rajcan Baumgaertner sang Silent Night and gifts were exchanged for class members with guests from Rantoul.

Howard Perrine Friendly Bible Washington Avenue Baptist Church of Johnston Rajcan Baumgaertner W. F. Baumgaertner E. 9Th St Ella Brown Elwood Shelton Charles Baumgaertner Corrine Samuel Samuel Albert Owens Cynthia Rantoul Johnston City Washington Avenue Baptist Church

Christmas Dinner for Johnston City Auxiliary Hosts Gift Exchange

American Legion Auxiliary of Johnston City held its annual Christmas dinner in the Club's Panel Room. Miss Peggy Pearce served as toastmistress and Santa during the gift exchange. Members brought wrapped gifts to send to WWI and WWII nurses at Norbury Sanitarium in Jacksonville. Mrs. Harry Wilson attended as a guest. Fidelis Class members from First Baptist Church also participated.

American Legion Auxiliary of Johnston City Peggy Pearce Santa Claus Norbury Sanitarium Jacksonville Harry Wilson

Christmas Party Hosts and Club Elections

Ston City guests of Mrs. James Goad on Jefferson Avenue attended a Christmas party on Tuesday night. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. M. E. Roberts Mrs. Hugh Fleming and Mrs. Loren Childers. Mrs Arthur Bell gave the devotional God's Christmas Gift. In business, Coyn Gambill resigned as president. Dovey Trinkle elected to fill the vacancy and Walter Phillips named vice president. Plans were made to visit shut ins leave gifts and gather a basket for a needy family.

Ston City James Goad Jefferson Avenue M. E. Roberts Hugh Fleming Loren Childers Arthur Bell Coyn Gambill Dovey Trinkle Walter Phillips

Carterville Man In Indiana

Carterville residents Charley Craig and his son Reed Craig visit Indianapolis with son-in-law Marvin Heckman and daughter. Mrs Craig spends three days in Herrin with niece Mrs Wiley Bird and Mr Bird. Mrs Ella Wheatley of Pinckneyville returns home after Carterville visit with daughter Mrs Fred Rudolff and family.

Charley Craig Carterville Indianapolis Ind Marvin Heckman Reed Craig Ella Wheatley Pinckneyville Fred Rudolff

Honor J. M. Naves With Pot Luck Dinner

Carterville Methodist Church members held a pot luck dinner honoring Rev and Mrs J W Nave missionaries to India. Mrs Nave spoke about their work in India and displayed pictures of local life and religion. The Nave couple are on a yearlong U S tour to raise Christian support for India.

Carterville

W M B Class elects officers at First Christian Church

Christopher Group elects Norma Ryan president for W M B Class at First Christian Church of Christ opher. Fra Sulser is vice president Eileen Skidmore secretary Mildred Evans treasurer. After pot luck supper Helen Gilbert reviews The Little Stork. Wanda Harrison attends guest. Next meeting January 12 at Marcella Agosti home.

Norma Ryan W.M.B First Christian Church of Christopher Fra Sulser Eileen Skidmore Mildred Evans Helen Gilbert Albin Dial Thee Green Wanda Harrison Marcella Agosti

Club of Trumps Hosts Pinochle Night At Mrs Neal Home

Mrs John Neal hosted a Club of Trumps gathering on Wednesday night. Pinochle was played with prizes won by Mrs Norman Snider and Mrs Dick Minor. A gift exchange followed. Attendees included Mrs Toot Douglas Mrs Tony Pecherino Mrs John Toigo Mrs Victor Kretz and Mrs Frank Janello.

John Neal S. Victor Sr Christopher Club of Trumps Norman Snider Dick Minor Toot Douglas Tony Pecherino John Toigo Victor Kretz Frank Janello

Hays and guests visit in Johnston City and Lesser

Ira Hays and his wife hosted Mrs. Harry Rakard of Larange and her parents in Johnston City. Rakard, a former classmate, had been visiting two weeks and returned home Friday. The group dined Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Jones in Lesser.

Ira H&hes Ira Hays Christopher Had Harry Rakard Larange Hays Rakard

Royalton Family Visits. Ill Relative in Freeland

Rev. Nichloas Solak of Royalton visits his parents in Freeland Pa where his father is reported seriously ill. Mrs. Bernard Cox and daughter Diane from Los Angeles visit Royalton this week with sister-in-law Bertha Warren. The Coxes were in Minneapolis before Royalton.

Nichloas Solak Royalton John Solak Freeland, Pa Rev. Solak Bernard Cox Diane Los Angeles Calif Bertha Warren Cox Minneapolis

Carterville Christmas Visitors and Church Party Report

Carterville hosts visiting relatives from Carterville and Dallas including Mr. and Mrs. Ted Anastaple and their family. Congressman C W Bishop and wife plan Christmas in Washington with their son and daughter-in-law. The Carterville Grand Avenue Baptist Church Christian Homemakers Club held a Christmas party with music, a gift exchange, and a focus on remembering shut-ins.

Ted Anastaple Carterville George Anastaple Carl Zimmers Chicago Jack Prince John Jack Dallas Tex Prince C. W Washington, D. C C. W. Bishop Jack Bishop Christian Carterville Grand Avenue

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