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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1961

Page

6

Former Herrin Man Wed In Oklahoma City Nuptials

Miss Jean Constance Davis, daughter of Mrs. Robert B. Wright, and Gene Allen Arbuckle, son of Mrs. Hoover Arbuckle, wed at St Luke's Methodist Church in Oklahoma City before 150 guests. Rev. W McFerrin Stowe officiated as Davis wore a white chiffon taffeta gown with train and bandeau headpiece, carrying a white rose bouquet. Best man was John P. Allison Jr. ushers Rex Hughes and Richard Roberts. After a reception, the couple honeymooned in Chicago and now reside at 4305 NW 5th Ave, Oklahoma City. Davis is a Northwestern Classen High School graduate and longtime Southwestern Bell employee. Arbuckle is a Southern Illinois University and Oklahoma State University alumnus and a Great American Insurance special agent.

Jean Constance Davis Robert B. Wright Oklahoma City Okla Gene Allen Arbuckle Hoover Arbuckle Mr. Arbuckle Herrin W. McFerrin Stowe St. Luke’s» Methodist Church Ornaam Chicago S5th N.W. Classen High School Southwestern Bell ‘Telephone Co Arbuckle Southern Ilinois University Oklahoma State University The Great American Insurance Co

Marion Junior High Parents Meet in Library at 7 30

The Marion Junior High Parents Club will meet in the school library at 7 30 p.m. Monday. John Martire of Southern Illinois University psychology department will speak on child behavior.

Marion Junior High John Martire Southern Ilinois University

Summer music program eyed by SIU district clubs

At a Tuesday district meeting of the Illinois Federated Womens Clubs in the Morris Library Auditorium SIU hosted a briefing on a SIU summer music program for pre college students. Robert Mueller SIU music department chair outlined a two week session July 8 to 22 with rehearsals final concert lessons and theory courses. A 54 dollar tuition housing and meals package and a 12 dollar tuition option for area commuters were noted. District leaders urged clubs to fund scholarships and support the program. James N Porter SI CCAC executive director awarded 28 clubs for Campership participation. A luncheon concluded the meeting with Mrs D P Travis presenting The Other Wise Man. Luncheon favors were Christmas cottages.

Willard L. Love Herrin Illinois Federated’ Womens Clubs Southern Illinois University Morris Library Jesus Logan N Colp Carterville Dean Bartle Pinckneyville SIU Marion R. P. Wilson James N. Porter Southern Ilinois | Crippled Children’s Association River Suite University Center D. P. Travis van Dyke William Hastie Program Bureau

Persimmon pudding recipe sparks holiday kitchen debate

A quirky reader exchange mentions persimmons and a proposed pudding recipe. Margaret Boswell notes a editor who has never tasted persimmon, while others discuss options including a warm plumlike pudding served with cream. The column weaves in hints of Christmas and household experimentation with ingredients and steps.

Margaret Boswell

Marion girl named to magazine board

Anita Kay Miller of Marion High School has been named to McCall Magazine's teen fashion board for 1961 62. Named by home economics teacher Mrs Grace Loos, the award cites outstanding sewing and clothing class work. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John K Miller of 706 8 Vicksburg St.

Princene Deereseset Anita Kay Miller Marion McCall Magazine el Salat Grace Loos John K.miller Vicksburg St

Blinderman to Speak on Hate Groups

Piccola Rush in Beaumont Zeigler area notes a public talk by Blinderman on hate groups. The piece blends holiday kitchen chatter with a side recipe, reflecting a busy season for housewives and community discussion.

Blinderman Beaumont Zeigler

Christmas Party by King's Daughters at First Christian Church

Twenty five members and two guests of the Helping Hand of the Kings Daughters sang Christmas carols at their annual luncheon this week. Mrs. Glenn Ozborni presided. The highlight was a Christmas reading by Estelle Gerschlanger. A separate note mentions Charles S Blinderman of Southern Illinois University speaking on sugar and a University of Illinois cream recipe demonstration at Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship House on Sunday at 10:30 am.

the Kings First Christian Church Mur Glenn Ozborni Charles S. Blinderman Southern Illinois University Ministry of Hate Thelmix Fellowship House

Old Fashioned Christmas Homes Tour Planned in Herrin

Herrin women prepare an annual Holiday Homes Tour with decorated houses on Se Park Avenue and Seventieth Street. Proceeds help crippled children’s summer camp at Little Grassy Lake, a Marion VA Hospital Christmas cheer program, and youth work projects. Tour starts at any home. tickets sold at doors or via Women’s Club members.

Woman' S Club Little Grassy Lake Marion ‘Va Snyder Herrin Herrin

Chester Women Hear Christmas Music Reading

The Chester Woman's Club held a December meeting with a program titled And Once Again Christ mas featuring music and readings. Leaders were Mrs Waldo McDonald and Mrs Robert Wohl with vocal solos by Mrs William Barnes Mrs Li Wagley and Mrs George McVicar. Mrs F E Chalfant accompanied. A group sang carols after the program directed by Mrs Jesse Hoffstutler. Hostesses included Mrs William Juergens Mrs William Cowgar Mrs William H Schuwerk Mrs William Welge Mrs J C Barwell Mrs E J Uffelman and Mrs Paul Preusse. Next meeting January 26 will feature the international relations department run by Mrs James Sharp and Mrs George Herschbach.

Chester Woman's Clb Waldo McDonald Robert Wohl William Barnes A” Wagley George McVicar F. E. Chalfant

Peanut butter origins in pre Columbian America

The peanut is native to tropical America and was cultivated by pre Columbian Indians. Incas ground the rich oily seeds into a form of butter.

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