Marion Area Girl Weds Airman In Carrier Mills Church
Miss Bonneva Sue Beasley and A2C James Michael Carter married December 15 at 7 30 pm in the Carrier Mills Social Brethren Church. The couple, both with Marion roots, plan to reside in Salina Kansas after his Air Force service.
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Carrier Mills Social Brethren Church
Bonneva Sue Beasley
James Michael Carter
Lowell Beasley
Marion
Joy Norris
Rt. 5
Elmer Grisham
Loretta Hutt
Emma Jean McDonald
Joyce Owens
Gayla Jo Eason
Gary Eason
Carl Pritchett
Bill Pritchett
Chase Dale Wedler
Roger Beasley
Lynn Farley
Richard Dawson
Paul Haynes
Carter
Crab Orchard High School
Herrin Apparel Co
Marion High School
Air Force
Salina
Kan
Yule Music Featured at Murphysboro Woman’s Club
The Murphysboro Woman's Club December meeting featured Christmas music with guest pianist Mary Jean Graeff, student at Murphysboro High School, who played four selections and had attended the Egyptian Music Camp last summer. The group sang Joy to the World and reported packing 78 Angel boxes for Anna State Hospital. New members Mrs. Agnes Van Cloostre and Mrs. Hobart Hansas were welcomed as members.
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Murphysboro Woman's Club
Sallie Logan
Murphysboro
Mary Jean Graeff
Gene Graeff
Murphysboro High School
du ‘Quoin
Paige Stagner
Federation
Ina Richardson
Anna State Hospital
Agnes van Cloostre
Hobart Hansas
Earl Canning
Jackson County
V. E. Huff
Carbondale
Dec.il
Miss Marshall to Marry Larry Nelson
Mr and Mrs Lester Marshall announce the engagement of their daughter Wilma Dean to Larry Nelson son of Mr and Mrs John Nelson both of Murphysboro Gorham. Wilma is a 1961 Murphysboro High School graduate and secretary at Wides Oil Company Inc Nelson is a 1961 Gorham High School graduate and works for Lastour Corp Murphysboro A June wedding is planned.
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Lester Marshall
Murphysboro
Wilma Dean
Larry Nelson
John Nelson
Gorham
Miss Marshall
Murphysboro High School
Wides Oil Company, Inc
Nelson
Gorham High School
Lastour Corp
Poached Banana Dessert Teases Holiday Party
Social Calendar notes a Thursday event with a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Carl E. Miller at 105 S. Vans Buren. The blurb suggests poaching peeled bananas in sugar syrup as a dessert and warns not to overcook them to keep heat through, served with whipped cream.
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Noble Grand Clubs
Carl E. Miller
S. Vans
Year End Report Says Food Prices and Profits Steady
AP report notes 1962 saw rising dollar volume and variety in foods while prices to consumers remained steady. Profits slipped to about 3.2 percent of sales, and frozen foods gained in volume and retail value amid broader demand and cautious price trends.
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Darden Chambliss
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Willis
Quick Frozen Foods
Midwest
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Agriculture Department
Florida
Rev and Mrs Clarida observe anniversary in New Burnside
The Rev. Olen Clarida and his wife of New Burnside celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary on December 23. He serves as pastor of the local Baptist Church. Mrs. Clarida is Blanche Tanner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Tanner.
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Olen Clarida
New Burnside
The
Baptist Church
Clarida
Blanche Tanner
Rufus Tanner
Retiring to Raise a Child in Southern Illinois
Kit Lane writes from Murphysboro about retirement plans before the baby arrives. She jokes on parenting, recalls Kay Piper leaving for California, and imagines a future with a Lane child. She plans to stay local, handle home duties, and wonders about crib procurement and baby gear.
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Kit Lane
Kay Piper
Illinois
California
Kay
Ilinois
Murphysboro
Lane
Marilou
Mar
Creal Springs
Donnie
Missouri Schoolsquick 1 of Mines
Rolla
Giant Saguaro Cactus Growth Ages and Size Near Phoenix
The giant Saguaro cactus near Phoenix Arizona reaches 30 to 40 feet tall at 150 to 200 years old. At 15 to 20 years, it is about one foot tall, illustrating its slow growth and remarkable maturation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Rees Took Frankfort During Civil War Capture
Frankfort was the only capital of a nonseceding state seized by Confederates during the Civil War. Kirby Smith captured Frankfort on September 3 1862 marking the high point of the Southern effort to win Kentucky. The city fell back to Union control a month later.
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Frankfort
Kirby Smith
Kentucky
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Marion Area
Airman
James M. Carter
Yule Music
Veteran’s Service
Marion Veteran's Hospital
Harlan Baker
Faye Mills
Richard Gualdoni
H. P. Sauer
Wilma Dean Marshall
Tin
Coats
Orion
Walnut St
Gals
Rendevous
Stork
Rees
Frankfort Frankfort, Ky
Zwick's Shoe Stores
Tere and
Sale Ladies
Paradise Kittens
Naturalizers
Sale
Smartaire
Petite Debs
Zwick’s
Herrin
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