Carbondale Women Honor Officers and Club Events
Carbondale Past Matrons installed officers at a Dec 12 dinner hosted by Mrs. A Turkey. The event featured a 6:30 p.m. meal and holiday decorations. Also, Egyptian Garden Club planned a Christmas party with music and gifts. Night Circle heard Miss Aileen Neely discuss public welfare work.
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Carbondale
Jane Raymond
Amy Lasat
Garden Club of
Carbo
Tom Cromeenes
Elbert Fulkerson
Neely
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Clyde Ee
S Dixon
Clifford Neill
Ronald Seibert
Girl Scouts Carols Through Carbondale in Annual Drive
Carbondale Girl Scouts hold their 18th Christmas caroling session on Saturday. They meet at First Baptist Church at 10 a.m. for practice, then proceed to First Methodist Church for caroling from about 10:45 a.m. to 10 a.m. under Suswaet Chapin's arrangements for the community event.
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Carbondale
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Suswaet Chapin
Telephone employes hold Christmas party in Carbondale area
About 50 operators and linemen from Carbondale and Murphysboro offices of General Telephone Co of Illinois gathered with their spouses at Speedy’s near De Soto for a Christmas dinner at 8 p m Carolyn Turner led carol singing and manager L D Goss introduced guests including Miss Anna Jungers of Carbondale and the retired district traf
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
General Telephone Company of Illinois
Speedy’s
de Soto
Carolyn Turner
L. D. Goss
Anna Jungers
Cartondale
Rethinking Mutual Rudeness In Marriage Advice
Ruth Millett argues couples should address rude behavior rather than ignore it. She urges wives to confront husbands who read aloud during guests and husbands to tell wives if they chatter too much, framing honesty as growth toward better behavior and stronger partnership.
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Marina
Poor Hands Test Patience in Card Play
If you play cards often you endure many poor hands. Do not complain about luck but play each hand to the best. Companions will notice your steady play. Mrs Nora Davis superintendent Carbondale and Miss Mary Halpin Murphysboro noted in the district report.
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Nora Davis
Carbondale
Mary Halpin
Murphysboro
Campbell Hill OES installs Ohlau as head chapter
The Campbell Hill OES installed Mr. and Mrs. Ohlau as head of the chapter with Edgar Ohlau acting as patron and worthy mate. Other officers named include Kate T. r as associate matron Albert Jr. as associate patron Genevieve Dudenbostel secretary William Tegtmeyer treasurer Edna Rothert conductress Olive Isom associate conductress Jessie Shaw chaplain Lily Brandhorst marshal Ruby Bradley organist Erna Knop Adah Emma Thompson Ruthie Koehn Ernest Bradley warder E C Knop sentinel Robert Thompson and colorbearer.
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Edgar Ohlau
Cne
Kate T. € R
Albert Jr
Genevieve Dudenbostel
William Tegtmeyer
Edna Rothert
Olive Isom
Jessie Shaw
Lily Brandhorst
Ruby Bradley
Erna Knop
Adah
Emma Thompson
Ruthie Koehn
Ernest Bradley
E. C. Knop
Robert Thompson
Mothers Club December Meeting at Murphysboro Church
The Mothers Club of First Methodist Church Murphysboro met at Raymar's with 16 members. President Mrs. Robert Smith led. Plans include a six week study on Five Spiritual Classics and a Jan 1 prayer vigil across Methodist churches. Nursery redecorating progress was reported. Next meeting Jan 10 at Mrs. G. G. Strong's home.
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Mothers Club
First Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Raymar’s
Robert Smith
Marion Nash
G. G. Strong
Murphysboro Couple Heads to Florida for Holidays
Mr and Mrs Gene Naumer of Murphysboro travel to Hollywood Florida to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs C O Naumer and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Henry of Gainesville Florida. They plan to move to Springfield January 3 where Naumer will join the Hummer Corporation. He was with Universal Match Corp at Ordill. Mrs Naumer resigns from Kraft Plumbing Murphysboro. Also returning from Washington Missouri are Mrs A J Pautler, Mr and Mrs Charles Pautler and son and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pautler of Chester after attending the funeral of Ed Schnier in St Louis.
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Gene Naumer
Murphysboro
Hollywood
Fla
C. O. Naumer
Naumers
William Henry
Gainesville
Gene Naumers
Springfield
Naumer
Hummer Corporation
Universal Match Corp
Ordill
Kraft Plumbing
A. J. Pautler
Charles Pautler
Murphyshsboro
Kenneth Pautler
Chester
Washington, Mo
Kugman's Store Employees Host Christmas Dinner at Tom's Place
Kugman's Store workers in Murphysboro held their annual Christmas dinner on Wednesday at Tom's Place. Guests exchanged gifts after the meal, reported store manager Mrs. Gertrude Snider.
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Kugman’s
Murphysboro
Tom’s Place
Gertrude Snider
Sorority Members Carol at Local Nursing Homes and Hospital
Gamma Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Murphysboro members went Christmas caroling Wednesday night visiting Dillon Nursing Home Tyler Nursing Home and St. Andrew's Hospital to spread cheer.
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Gamma Delta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Murphysboro
Dillon and Tyler
St. Andrew’s Hospital
New Lift for Plain Rice Recipe Changes
A home cooking note suggests upgrading plain rice by adding crisp bacon bits sautered chopped green onions and chopped or sliced almonds for extra texture and flavor.
Methodist Guild Holds Christmas Meeting in Murphysboro
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church Murphysboro met at 1817 Division St with Mrs. Clementine Duncan in charge. Plans were made for a January 4 prayer vigil across all Methodist Churches and the guild collected its annual silver offering for a needy person.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Georgia Burton
Division St
Clementine Duncan
Methodist Conference
Ruth Berger
Helen Kim
Korea
Children Want To Be Important Older Child Wants, Needs Attention Too
Dr. George W. Crane notes sibling jealousy when an older child feels displaced by a new baby. He urges recognizing the older child’s need for importance and offering concrete roles to involve them, lest parental psychology undermine family harmony.
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Gwen
Karen
Mamma
No Lunch in Baby's Lap Changes Toddler Feeding
A toddler learns self feeding as a waterproof apron slips over the tray or table. The tool aims to keep mess contained and washable for easy cleanup, presenting a practical aid for parents teaching independent eating.
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Aede
Eastern Star Largy
Almira
Carbondale Oes
Wit Goad Gane
Frank Ballone
Herrin Women’s Club
George Howell
Anna State
Tal
Illinois Federated Women’s Clubs
Howell
Fred Myers
William Jack
William Schwegman
Robert Stotlar
Herbert
A. H. Gerhardt
Miles H
Gustava Huffstutler
Sunbeam
Fllinoti Electric & Gas Company S
O Aes
Ruth Millett
OES
Mrs. Ohlau
Campbell Hill
Florida
Pautler
Missouri
Kugman Store
Sorority
Model Shop
S. Ilinois
Methodist Guild
Yule
Miss Williams
Hawcaie
Margie Williams
Noreen “Good
George W. Crane
J. M7 i
Altmann
Vanna
Austria
Canterbury
Talbott
Jantzens
Jane Irwill
Sheee & Shog
North Park Ave
Herrin
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