Carterville Christmas Visit From Bleyers and McFadden
Albert and Mrs. Bleyer host son Frank Bleyer from Notre Dame for Christmas. Pvt Charles McFadden returns from Camp Breckinridge to celebrate with wife and parents in Carterville. Triple C Pinoche Club holds Christmas party at Yvonne Choate home with 12 members. prizes to four members and gifts exchanged. Visitors include Mrs Delores Simpson. Mrs Louise Newson to host next meeting January 3. Mrs John Weston and Maude entertain over holidays with Ralph Weston and family from Brazil Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bleyer
Notre Dame
Carterville
Mpg
Albert Bleyer
Charles McFadden
Camp Breckinridge
Vernell McFadden
Yvonne Choate
Louise Newson
Rose Marie Colp
Mildred Conolly
Cecilia Bulliner
Delores Simpson
Louise Newsom
John Weston
Maude
Pinckneyville News Roundup Christmas Visitors and Events
O H Schulze and son Jack travel to Los Angeles to visit daughter family. Joann Keene arrives from Gulf Park college to spend holidays with her parents. J Phillip Gruner named a Bob Jones university delegate for Mid-Century World Outlook conference in Greenville in December 1916. Shirley Mathis at Ward Belmont visits Pinckneyville. Walter Roethe on 14 day furlough from Fort Lewis visits Pinckneyville. PINCKNEYVILLE OES Christmas party held with carols and gift exchange. Mrs Mathis and Anna entertain with Canasta in Anna. high and low scores noted. date bread with date filling mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Schulze
Jack
Pinckneyville
Los Angeles
California
Harry Childers
Joann Keene
Gulf Park College
Mississippi
William Keene
J. Phillip Gruner
Homer E. Gruner
Bob Jones University
Greenville
South Carolina
United Nations
Shirley Mathis
Ward Belmont
Nashville
Tennessee
Set
Walter Roethe
Fort Lewis
Washington
Wfe
Mrs
Otto Roethe
Marian Martin Pattern T9137 Adopts Easy Casual Style
Fashion note promotes pattern T9137 with deep surplice yoke panel skirt and action yoked back. Lists sizes 34 to 50, yardage for size 36, and a complete Sew Chart. Send 30 cents to Marian Martin pattern dept in The Southern Illinoisan for details and illustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
The
Southern Illinoisan
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Percy WSCS Holds Christmas Meeting at Methodist Church
The Percy Women’s Society of Christian Service met Friday at the Methodist church with Mrs. Nelle Jones leading. The program titled Spiritual Resources for Health featured a Talk Candles presented by eleven members and luncheon for twenty one. The Methodist ladies class held its annual Christmas dinner at Mrs. Jones’s home with a 6 o’clock supper and a gift exchange. Don Patton, Air Corps member, spent the weekend in Percy from Scott Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Percy
Methodist Church
Nellie Jones
Nelle Jones
Don Patton
Scott Field
Don
Air Corps
Loyal Sons and Daughters
First Christian Church
Johnston City
Harry Lawrence
Paul Odum
Christ
Grange Bell of Johnston City Honored at Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Smith of Stiritz hosted a birthday dinner Wednesday in honor of Grange Bell of Johnston City. Attendees included the Bells and daughter Nancy Lynn, Mrs Arthur Bell, Mrs Gordon Kendrick and children, plus Mr and Mrs Jeff Singer and Thomas Singer of Stiritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Stiritz
Grange Bell
Johnston City
Bell
Nancy Lynn
Arthur Bell
Gordon Kendrick
Jeff Singer
Thomas Singer
Johnston City man travels to Chicago for holidays
Bill Clarida of Johnston City left Friday for Chicago to spend the holidays with his mother Mrs. Frank Bostick and Mr. Bostick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Clarida
Johnston City
Chicago
Frank Bostick
Mr. Bostick
Out of Town Guests Attend Campbell Hill Golden Wedding
Mrs A J Schovanec and John Schaffner of Chicago join Mr and Mrs Wallace McDonnell of St Louis and Mr and Mrs Frank Trobaugh of West Frankfort at Campbell Hill Sunday for the Golden Wedding anniversary of H F Dudebostel. George F and Paul Tegtmeyer Kemper Military academy students visit Campbell Hill with their parents. Mr and Mrs Marvin Lampe of St Louis spend the weekend in Campbell Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Schovanec
John Schaffner
Chicago
Wallace McDonnell
St. Louis
Frank Trobaugh
West Frankfort
Campbell Hill
H. F. Dudenbostel
George F. and
Paul Tegtmeyer
Kemper Military Academy
George Tegtmeyer
Lampe
Marvin Lampe
Caure Wheer Lovely Bold Design in Simplest Filet Crochet
Caure Wheer showcases a bold filet crochet pattern with seven inch squares using No 50 Cotton. Pattern 593 includes charts directions and Laura Wheeler’s improved method with charts photos and concise steps. Send twenty cents to The Southern Illinoisan Needlecraft Dept P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Campbell Hill with their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Luehr and Mrs Lily Lampe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Southern Illinoisan
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Johnston City Woman Club Obses Day of Prayer
Johnston City Woman's club opened its Christmas meeting with silent prayer in observance of the day of prayer designated by the Illinois Federation of Woman's clubs. The club voted to pay dues to the community council and appointed Faye Galbreath as representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
Roy Ligon
Frank Hepler
Baptist Foundation
Carbondale
Veteran’s Haven
Irene Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Herrin
McKinley Crabtree
Melburn Babbington
Christmas program ends with Silent Night and refreshments
The gathering concluded with group singing of Silent Night. Refreshments were served to 19 members and guests by Mrs. Carl Seroder, Mrs. Roy Burton, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. G. L. Rotromel, Miss Gustaf and Mrs. Lena Hepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaf
Lena Hepler
Carl Seroder
Roy Burton
Walter Smith
G. L. Rotromel
Christmas Party for Theta Epsilon Steeleville Chapter
The Theta Epsilon Steeleville chapter of Delta Theta Tau held a Christmas party and dinner Friday night at Mrs. Harold Mueller's home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Byron Wente and Mrs. Wilas Waltemate. The evening included a business meeting a gift exchange and social time.
Steeleville Literary Club Holds Christmas Program
The Literary club of Steeleville held its annual Christmas program at Peace Lutheran church Thursday night. A Christmas dinner was served at 6:30 to 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Club of
Steeleville
Peace Lutheran Church
Blairsville residents visit ill aunt in West Frankfort
Blairsville couple Mr and Mrs Maynard Leach with Mrs Sterling Gothard visited Mrs Jessie Boner in West Frankfort on Wednesday. Mrs Boner, hospitalized after a heart attack, was reported improved. Other Blairsville visitors included Mrs Rubye Welch and Mrs Vera Fowler in St Louis and Mrs Irene Farmer on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Leach
Blairsville
Sterling Gothard
Herrin
West Frankfort
Leach
Jessie Boner
West Frankfort Hospital
Welch
Fowler
ST. Louis
Rubye Welch
Vera Fowler
Irene Farmer
Sunday Dinner at Nichols Home in Blairs ville
Sunday dinner guest of her parents in law Mr and Mrs Chester Nichols and son David in Blairs ville. Open faced sandwiches are attractive garnished with pimiento ripe or green olives finely diced green celery finely cut parsley tiny slices of sweet pickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Chester Nichols
David
Blairsville
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Missouri
Miss Mathis
Sgt. Roethe
OES
OES of
Percy Wscs
YALE
Presley
N. Allyn
Rotary
Ford Griffiths
Oldham Paisley
Ed Drone
G. W. Hgrrelle
James Frick
Marion
Lowell Roach
Jerry Goad
Teenarian Club
Jim Parker
Christian Sunday School
Academy
St. Andrews Episcopal Church Guild Rummage
City Hall
Gilbert
Lionel
American Flyer
Easterly’s Paint Store
E. Jackson
Carbondale Paints
Caure Wheer
Charles Luehr
Lily Lampe
Johnston Woman Club
Steeleville Sorority
Steeleville Club
Pat Nichols
Hurst
Ing
First Methodist Church
Illinois
Children’s
Sanctuary Choirs
H. Hilton Longberry
Aare
Ae WE
Murphysboro, Ill
Pontiac
Illinois Ave
Hunter-Owens Motor Co
Carbondale, Illinois
Mezo Pontiac Co
N. Park Ave
Herrin, Ilinois
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