Women of Moose Chapter Night In Carbondale
The Women of the Moose 1214 in Carbondale held a Thursday night program in lodge rooms with Senior Regent Ella Fliger presiding and Roberta McKinney social service chair in charge. Hallie Parrish, Carbondale township supervisor and welfare chair of the Carbondale Federated Woman's Club, spoke on social service and welfare in the Carbondale area. The group planned a bake sale December 3 and prepared baskets for a Christmas effort. Decorations featured miniature Christmas trees and Santas, with cakes and candies for a social hour and games with prizes. The next meeting is December 22 for gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Carbondale
Loyal Order of Moose
Roberta McKinney
Social Service
Ella Fliger
Hallie Parrish
Carbondale Eastern Star Plans Tuesday Meeting and School
Carbondale chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meets Tuesday at 7:30 PM in Masonic Hall with a 4:30 PM school of instruction taught by Ruth Harris and a 6:30 PM pot luck supper. Worthy matron Alma Presley and Worthy patron Alfred Presley request all members attend. Highway Sewing Club to hold a gift exchange Wednesday at 2:30 PM at 808 W Cherry, Carbondale. One dollar exchange noted as holiday season event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ruth Harris
Almira and
Alfred Presley
Highway Sewing Club
William Mackiangs
Epsilon Omega Reports On Chapter Projects
Epsilon Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday at Cornelia Goft’s home with 17 members. They visited Sunset Haven to bring birthday cakes to shut ins, and Edna Parrish noted a wheelchair loan to a patient returning home. Mildred Kerring led a by laws and Chapter Manual review for new members. Next meeting features a Christmas tea and gift exchange at Eula Barrett’s home. Mrs Gordon Dean McCormack of Carbondale reports her husband’s promotion to sergeant. He serves with the Third Marine Division in Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Cornelia Goft
Sunset Haven
Edna Parrish
Te Hospital
Mildred Kerring
Eula Barrett
Gordon Dean McCormack
Carbondale
Pleasant Grove Yule Dinner Party Highlights Meeting
Pleasant Grove Home Bureau held an all day Christmas gathering at Mrs. Carl Robinson’s home. Mrs. Joe D. Etherton distributed new program books and set locations for next year. Craft leaders reported on gift making, cake decoration was demonstrated by Frank Hermann. A decorated cake was donated to a neighborhood family. New member Mrs. Henry Schroeder joined. next meeting is in January with Mrs. Albert Switzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Burea
Carl Robinson
Thi Seart
Joe D. Etherton
Anna Halterman
Jewel Vieceli
Frank Hermann
Henry Schroeder
Albert Switzer
Cadets to Spend Christmas in Area
Dave Mayfield af Steeleville and Karl Tegtmeyer of Campbell Hill will return home December 17 from Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri for a Christmas furlough. Mayfield is the son of Dr and Mrs G C Mayfield and Tegtmeyer the son of Mr and Mrs George Tegtmeyer.
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Dave Mayfield
Steeleville
Karl Tegtmeyer
Campbel Hill
Kemper Military School
Boonville, Mo
Mayfield
G. C. Mayfield
Tegtmeyer
George Tegtmeyer
Safer Laundry Tip Brushing Before Wash
A laundry expert advises brushing heavily soiled garments with thick soap or detergent before laundering in hot suds as a safer alternative to regu lar bleaching.
Woman's Bible Class Hosts Meeting at First Baptist Carbondale
The Woman's Bible Class of First Baptist Church in Carbondale met Thursday in the parsonage with Mrs. Laurel Grigg as hostess. Mrs. John McMillan led the business session, Mrs. Millard Smith gave the devotional, and Miss Marina Phillips presented a program on the "fourth" wise man. Assisting hosts were Mrs. McMillan and several others. Thirty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Bible
First Baptist Church
Carbondale
Laurel Grigg
John McMillan
Millard Smith
Marina Phillips
Grigg
McMillan
Mayme Stearns
E. R. Sanders
Alberta Wright
Christopher PTA Seeks Christmas Carols Origin Program
Mrs. Chester Hays led a PTA meeting where TM Origin of Christmas Carols was discussed for Christopher Parents Teachers. Superintendent Jess Neal presented Christmas movies for adults. Oliver Twist was shown to children and the group sang carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hays
Christopher Parent
Jess Neal
Chester Students Plan for Holidays
Miss Virginia and Miss Doro thy Nathe plan Christmas holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nathe of 1204 George St Chester. They will arrive Dec 17. The girls attend Lindenwood College in St Charles Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dorothy Nathe
Karl Nathe
George St
Chester
Dee
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Detroit Resident Visits in Royalton
Detroit resident Mrs Myrtle Montague visits Royalton with daughter Patty Montague and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs James Houston. Mrs Frank Knell of Carthage Mo visits a week in Royalton with her parents. Past Matrons Club of Royalton held its annual Christmas party at Vaughns Cafe. fifteen members attended and exchanged gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Montague
Detroit, Mich
Royalton
Patty Montague
James Hous
Frank Knell
Carthage Mo
Mrs
Henry Rodenberg
Vaughn's Cafe
Explaining a Father's Drunken Habit To Children
Ruth Millett argues a judge overestimates a man's weekly right to drink at home and urges wives to address the harm for children. The piece challenges telling children their dad’s drunkenness is normal and stresses the emotional damage to kids.
Mrs Bowser Of Murphysboro To Visit Son In New York
Mrs Charles Bowser of 1917 Division Street Murphysboro travels to Long Island New York to spend Christmas with her son John and family. She flew from St Louis by plane for the holiday visit and will stay for an extended period with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowser
Murphysboro
Long Island
N. Y
John
Bowser
St. Louis
New York
Railroad Pension Club Christmas Meeting Held in Murphysboro
The Railroad Pension Club of Murphysboro held its December meeting and annual Christmas turkey supper in the Logan Library Community Room. A program was presented and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Pension Club of
Murphysboro
Logan Library
Christmas Dinner and Program at First Lutheran Murphysboro
The annual women’s Christmas event at First Lutheran Church Murphysboro was held Friday at 6 30 pm in the church basement. Miss Juanita Neal narrated a program titled What Do The Christmas Carols Say with Ellen Porter Khia Readies Mae Jacquot Virginia Riseling Katherine Fox and Mary Ann Schimpf in the playset. A quintet Eleanor Berger Lucille Stagner Jeanette Held Celesta Yates and Blanche Mitchell provided instrumental music. Miss Ethel Fager was pianist. The Missionary Guild arranged the program. Ladies Aid served the dinner and the Daughters of Luther Class decorated. An offering benefited the Church Coordinated Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Murphysboro
Juanita Neal
Ellen Porter
Khia Readies
Mae Jacquot
Virginia Riseling
Katherine Fox
Mary Ann Schimpf
Eleanor Berger
Lucille Stagner
Jeanette Held
Celesta Yates
Blanche Mitchell
Ethel Fager
Missionary Guild
Ladies Aid
Daughters of Luther
Christmas Lawn Figure Patterns From Southern Illinois
Pattern department advertises 17 and 21 inch Three Kings and shelter figures for Christmas décor. Patterns 275 and 374 priced 25c each plus 2c first class or 5c air mail. mailed immediately from Bedford Hills New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois
Bedford Hills
New York
Fluffy omelet tip: start with eggs at room temperature
A kitchen tip advises bringing eggs to room temperature before beating for a lighter omelet. The guidance emphasizes that warmer eggs mix more evenly, producing a fluffier texture.
Centenary Guild Christmas Program Held in Murphysboro
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Centenary Methodist Church hosted a Christmas music and poetry program at Mrs. H. C. Wilson home in Murphysboro. Russell Perry performed music. Mrs. O J Denny read the Christmas Story from Luke. Members planned altar flowers, a bake sale, and a gift under the tree with Mary Opal Wright presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peéenter
Wesleyan Service Guild
Centenary Methodist Church
H. C. Wilson
Murphysboro
Russell Perry
O. J. Denny
Juanita Dickey
Charlotte Flowers
Dorothy Perdomo
Mary Opal Wright
Henrietta Jones
Charlotte Liliets
Perdomo
Pat Webb
Jane Daniel
Lulu Norman
Alice
Ruth Wilson
OES Installs In Chester
The Chester Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual officer installation at the Masonic Temple. Installing officers included Calva Haier Evelyn Marquardt Mabel Cohen Mary McNeill Wilbur Saak and John Nagel with escorts and a Job's Daughters group from Sparta also participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Calva Haier
Evelyn Marquardt
Marshal Mabel Cohen
Mary McNeill
Wilbur Saak
John Nagel Nathan Cohen
James Been
Fred McGuire
Job’s Daughters of
Bethel 87
Sparta
Willadean McGuire
Nut Macaroons for Holidays From Duncan Hines Recipe
A McDonald Tea Room in Gallatin Missouri features Duncan Hines Nut Macaroons for holiday trays. The recipe yields about six dozen small cookies and uses powdered sugar flour baking powder egg whites chopped nuts and a 300 degree oven for about 15 minutes.
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McDonald Tea Room
Gallatin
Chester Home Bureau Elects New Officers
Mrs William Boeiig was appointed vice chairman of the Chester Home Bureau unit at the monthly meeting held in the home of Mrs William Haier. Mrs William Cowgar chaired the session with officers elected including Mrs Harold Bartels secretary and treasurer and others in charge of 4 H health and safety recreation and tele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boeiig
Chester Home Bureau
William Haier
William Cowgar
Harold Bartels
Alvy Price
Roscoe Clark
Roy Harris
Percy Servicemen Complete Duties
Two Percy servicemen return home after completing U S Armed Forces duty Wallace Bierman plans study at Southern Illinois University George Kreiz will move to Alton Bierman is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bierman Kreiz is married The Percy Unit of Home Bureau met at Alma Rednour house to hear a cooking lesson The group will have a Christmas party Saturday at the Methodist Church basement The Altar Society of St Josephs Catholic Church Willisville held its Christmas party at Josephine Quillmans home in Percy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
U. S
Wallace Bierman
Walter Bierman
George Kreiz
Bierman
Southern Illinois University
Kreiz
Alton
Home Bureau
Alma Rednour
Altar Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Willisville
Josephine Quillman
Meeting Notes From Local Club in Decatur County
Mrs. Frank Geppert hosted a meeting with thirteen members and two guests Mrs. Wallace Meyer of Des Moines Iowa and Mrs. Billy Dial of Chester. Mrs. Bernie Weithorn led a major lesson on draperies. The group voted to contribute to the Tuberculosis seals sale in Randolph County. The next meeting is set for December 28 at Mrs. Alvy Price’s home.
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Frank Geppert
Bernie Weithorn
Randolph County
Wallace Meyer
Des Moines
Iowa
Billy Dial
Chester
Alvy Price
Recipe Note on Stock Base Ingredients
The note advises adding salt pepper celery leaves and onion when cooking chicken giblets and back pieces for stock. It emphasizes seasoning and aromatics to enhance flavor.
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Women of Moose
Carbondale Oes
Gordon McCormack
Paris
Scher
Johnston City
OES
Paul Norton
Electa
Ruth
Vivian Florio
Robert
Postal Service
Mrs. Grigg
Christopher Pta
Detroit
Ruth Millett
Rhode Island
Vienna
Armour
Aeue
Ghead
Aula
Sta-Nu
Herrin
Marion
Carterville
Launderers
Mrs. Bowser
Son
Railway Pension Club
First Lutheran
Holy Family and Shelter
Centenary Guild
William McGuire
Pat
Ron Leslie Ellis
William Hair
Virginia Grah
Marie Juergens
Mildred Baldock
Elberta Price
Alice Cowgar
Norma Jean Fleming
Thelma Sternberg
Adah LaVigne Yount
Ruth Euladene Niblock
Esther Bessie Buatte
Martha Mae Farrell
Electa Libbie Aspley
Anna Rittenhouse
Sentinel
Adora Heckman
Duncan Hines
RCA Victor
Allison
Irwin Radio & Television
S. Minnois
W. Cherry
Yuill Music CO
Craggs
Devillez
the Friendly Furniture Store
South Illinois
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