Miss Reiman Bride in Murphysboro Ceremony
Janice Lee Reiman wed John Lloyd Bryant Jr. in a December Methodist Church ceremony in Murphysboro. The couple, with groom employed at Dan Hill Press in Elgin, plans to reside there after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lee Reiman
John Lloyd Bryant Jr
Murphysboro
Harrison Reiman
Rt. 4
John Lloyd Bryant Sr
North Bridge St
Carbondale
Bill Lewis
Linda Hines
Ray Ehrlich
Peoria
Elgin
Dan Hill Press
Palmer Lyles engagement announced by families
Emily C. Palmer and Tom O. Lyles announce their engagement. Palmer, a 1966 Carbondale Community High School graduate and SIU sociology sophomore, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Palmer of Carbondale. Lyles, a Carrier Mills High School graduate, is a SIU senior in biological science planning graduate study in microbiology. Wedding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily C. Palmer
Tom O. Lyles
John Palmer
E. Oak St
Carbondale
Lyles
Orvan Leroy Lyles
Chicago
Miss Palmer
Carbondale Community High School
Southern Illinois University
Carrier Mills Community High School
SIU
Gamma Delta Style Show Planned by Local Club
Gamma Delta women plan a luncheon style show to be held March 16 at 1 p.m. at the Logan House. Jim Hood Murphysboro Current news editor spoke at the Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs David Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Delta
David Reeder
Jim Hood
Murphysboro Current
Everett Jefferson
Robert Williams
Joe Vitale
Treasury
Logan House
Reeder
Kansas City Engagement of Karla Sue Williams and John McCamish
Mr and Mrs Bailey Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Karla Sue Williams to John Coleman McCamish of Carterville and Kansas City Missouri Carterville High School 1967 graduate Metopolitan Junior College freshman Navy member to be stationed in Vietnam for a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Williams
Kansas City
Karla Sue
John Coleman McCamish
Bill McCamish
Carterville
Miss Williams
Carterville High School
Metropolitan Junior College
McCamish
Vietnam
Du Quoin Couple Weds in First Baptist Church
Carla Kay Jokisch and Charles Lavern Winters of Du Quoin wed in December at the First Baptist Church with Rev. W T Branum officiating. The ceremony featured red poinsettias ivy and white chrysanthemums, with Mar thena Red as soloist and Mrs. Glen Sanders organist. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Jokisch wore a heavy white satin gown and chapel train. Bridesmaids wore red velvet gowns. The groom son of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Winters and a Navy veteran, is a Mount Vernon Technical School graduate employed by Ideal Machine Works. The couple will live at 715 East Main Street Du Quoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Kay Jokisch
Charles Lavern Winters
du Quoin
First Baptist
Henry Winters
Marlene Rebbufferi
Karen Collins
Tracy Wright
Gail Wright
Murphysboro
Elmer Robinson
James Winter
Kenneth Daye
Donald Asbury
John Jokisch
Billy Asbury
du Quoin Township
WDQN
Winters
Vergennes High School
Navy
Mount Vernon Technical
Engaged: Kendra Gris som to Wed Merle Evans
Mr and Mrs Lowell S Gris som announce the engagement of their daughter Kendra Sue to Merle A Evans son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Evans The bride elect a 1964 Frankfort Community High graduate works at SIU Counseling and Testing Center The groom an English instructor and guidance counselor at Gorham High School is finishing a masters in guidance and educational psychology at SIU A summer wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell S. Grissom
E. Main St
West Frankfort
Kendra Sue
Merle A. Evans
Elmer Evans
Rt. 4
Murphysboro
Frankfort Community High School
Southern Illinois University
Evans
Gorham High School
Department of Guidance
SIU
January wedding unites Downs and Dickerson in Carbondale
Sherri Lynn Downs and Samuel Ray Dickerson were married January 20 at Our Savior Lutheran Church Carbondale in a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Colorado Springs Colorado where Dickerson is stationed with the Army.
Wintertime beauty hints for cold weather travel and sport
Winter travel and sport raise exposure to wind cold and glare. Use large rubber rimmed polarized goggles amber lenses and full face protection for ice boating skiing or sledding. Protect skin with heavy creams sunscreen and waterproof lipstick plus lip care and moisturizers. Dress in thermal layers and loose fabrics with overlaps at joints and quick hair styling tips for ease on frosty runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Two counties win top Illinois Homemakers awards
Jackson County tops membership gains for 1967 with Mrs. R. E. Blackwelder accepting the award. Massac County earns best percentage growth as Mrs. Joe Stritzel continues as District Nine director. Also notes simple vegetable pairing advice: carrots with celery and creamed potatoes with green peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois
Illinois Homemakers Extension Federation
University of Illinois
Jackson County
Massac County
R. E. Blackwelder
Jackson County Homemakers Extension Council
Joe Stritzel
Johnston City
Omaerrbies
Onion relish with marinated slices and gingered pork coating
Slice a Spanish type sweet onion into thin rings and marinate in olive oil and lemon juice store in the refrigerator. Serve as a relish. If the oil con geals during storage allow the mixture to stand at room temperature before serving. Coat pork chops with seasoned flour before frying and add a little ground ginger to the flour.
Zeigler Couple Wed in First Baptist Church Ceremony
Marianne Raymond of Zeigler and Stephen John Lather of Roselle wed in a double ring ceremony at Zeigler First Baptist Church. The bride, in a lace cage gown with a full train and bouquet of white cymbidium orchids, was escorted by her groom. The couple plans to reside in Carbondale after a wedding trip to St Louis following SIU studies for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taylor
Alton
Marianne Raymond
Zeigler
Stephen John Lather
Roselle
First Baptist Church of
George Lather
Walnut St
Miss Raymond
Edward Radtke
Park Forest
Ronald Nitz
Peoria
James Craig Baumgarte
Lather
Zeigler - Royalton High School
Southern Illinois University
Mr. Lather
Lake Park High School
SIU
St. Louis, Mo
Carbondale
Postwar WAVES uniforms spark Paris police cape fashion
Fashion minded buyers in New York snap up WAVES uniforms as the 1948 Dior inspired civilian look resurges. Boutiques like Bedlam and Uptown Army and Navy Stores report strong demand for long skirts, blue surge fabric, gilt buttons, and WAVES hats. Paris police capes attract Encore shoppers, who seek upturned-brim capes with hoods, paid to 10 to 15 dollars each, with hundreds more anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Taylor
New York
WAVES
Onyx Orton
Bedlam
Madison Avenue
Miss Orton
Primmer
Christian Dior
Mainbocher
Tomato juice broth with parsley and cloves
A simple warm first course combines tomato juice with clear beef broth and a few sprigs of parsley. Add one or two whole cloves and peppercorns for spice, heat and serve, removing parsley, cloves and peppercorns before serving.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Samuel Ray Dickerson
Neunlist
Miss Reiman
William Snyder
Karla Sue Williams
Dunning
Ideal Machine Works
Pinckneyville
Kendra Sue Grissom
Miss Downs
Sherri Lynn Downs
Bertha Halley
Dowell
Samuel Ray Dickerson
Robert Dickerson
W. Main St
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Ray Rist
Richard Rasche
Judy Pribble
Herrin
Herrin High School
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Eaton & Brown
S. Illinois
Whitt
Rt. 37
Johnson City
In Zeigler
Raymond-Lather
James C. Baumgarte
Anne Radke
George David Lather
Russell Hutcheon
Thomas Lather
Peter Lather
Paris
Ralph W. Cessna
C.S.B
Christian Science Board of
Christian Science Lecture
Carnegie Library
South Market St
Marion, Illinois
Southern
Marion Herrin
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