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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1950

Page

10

Reports At Garden Club In Murphysboro

Mrs. A. W. Lucier and Mrs. W. T. Mathis gave final reports and a flower show review at the Murphysboro Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Ben Reiman. Mary Connelly’s prize win was omitted from the list. two new members Dororthy Smith and Vergil Williams were welcomed. Roses from members’ gardens were on display and 23 members plus four guests attended. next meeting is July 24 at Mrs. Ralph Bullar’s home.

A. W. Lucier W. T. Mathis Murphysboro Ben Reiman George Doerr Brooks Baker Stanley Crews Ralph Bullar Spruce Street

Frederickstown to Host Garden Family Reunion

Frederickstown, Missouri will host the Garden family reunion on July 9 announced by Mrs Susie Wise of Murphysboro The Garden descendants center around Murphysboro and Frederickstown and have held reunions for several years Last year the reunion occurred in Murphysboro with over 10 attendees five generations removed from Alexander Garden More than 25 family members live in the Murphysboro area Mrs Wise age 80 is the oldest descendant and a granddaughter of Alexander Garden

Alexander Garden Frederickstown Susie Wise Murphysboro Garden Wise

Carterville Couple Plans Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs Charlie E Cannon 509 California Avenue Carterville celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on July 4 with an open house Sunday 2 to 4 p m at the Cannon home. They moved from a farm near Cottage Home to Carterville in 1905. Cannon is a carpenter and has been a lumber dealer.

Charlie E. Cannon California Avenue Carterville Cannon

Carterville Past Grand Club Holds Hobo Party

The Carterville Friendship Past Noble Grand club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Kirby Walker's home with Mr. Robert Mann assisting. The lawn gathering featured a hobo party with members in costume and led by president Mrs. Myrtle Norton.

Carterville

Former Carterville Man Back For Vacation

Charles Cochran formerly of Carterville enjoys a weeklong vacation in Carterville with his son and Wisconsin family. They visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waldron and friends before returning to Springfield and Oshkosh.

Charles Cochran Carterville Cochran Oshkosh Wis Paul Raymond Cochran Wisconsin Cochrans Richard Waldron

Carterville Couple Observe Sixty Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Albert Chamness of 247 Jackson Street Carterville celebrate sixty years of marriage on Sunday July 2 but will forego a celebration due to ill health.

Albert Chamness Jackson Street Carterville

Johnston girl engaged to wed in fall

Mr and Mrs Jack Watson of Johnston City announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ann Watson to Albert A Dagne Jr of Belleville The bride to be is a senior nursing student at Christian Welfare Hospital East St Louis He is employed at National Auto Supply Co East St Louis The wedding will be in the fall after her graduation on Sept 5

Jack Watson Johnston City Nany Ann Albert A. Dagne, Jr Belleville Miss Watson Christian Welfare Hospital East St. Louis Dagne National Auto Supply Co

Johnston City OES Hosts Family Supper and Talent Night

Members of the Order of Easter Star and their families joined a pot-luck supper in the OES hall dining room Thursday evening. Mary Jane Stephenson performed piano and vocal selections during the social hour, with committee members Ruth Cosgrove O H Turner Maurice Mason Leo Stephenson Mary Davies and Paul Odum coordinating the event. About 75 people attended.

Johnston City OES Order of Easter Star OES Hall Mary Jane Stephenson Ruth Cosgrove O. H. Turner Maurice Mason Leo Stephenson Mary Davies Paul Odum

Shower Honors Mrs. Snider in Herrin

Mrs. Larry Snider of South Tenth street Herrin was honored Wednesday evening at a stork shower hosted by friend Mrs. Bob McPhail at the McPhail home 120 South Twelfth street Herrin. Assisting hostess was Mrs. Jaude Smith Jr Egyptian Heights. About 40 guests attended. Candy filled miniature diaper favors were given.

Larry Snider South Tenth Street Herrin Bob McPhail McPhail South Twelfth Street Jaude Smith, Jr Egyptian Heights

Eckerts of Herrin Have House Guests

Mrs Robert Possenl the former Virginia Eckert and son Gregg visit at the Eckert home north of Herrin. They will be joined by Mr Possehl this week and return to Skokie near Chicago on July 4. Marilyn Eckert visits Delaware Ohio with her brother in law Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer. Meyer and Mrs Meyer formerly of Herrin are parents of a son born June 17 named John Richard. Mrs Meyer is the former Betty Eckert and Mr Meyer teaches accounting at Ohio Wesleyan University.

Robert Possenl Virginia’ Eckert Gregg E. C. Eckert Herrin Possehl Skokie Chicago Marilyn Eckert Eckerts Robert Meyer Delaware Ohio

Margery Parker Returns From Illini Girls State

Miss Margery Parker of Johnston City returned from the 1950 Illini Girls State session at MacMurray College Jacksonville. She served as city clerk and played the marimba on a talent program and two special numbers at the inaugural banquet. A marimba duet with Marilyn Wasner accompanied the alumni tea. The Johnston City unit of the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored her as 432 girls attended and toured the state capitol and Springfield House.

Margery Parker James Parker Johnston City Jacksonville Illini MacMurray College Miss Parker Marilyn Wasner Springfield State Capitol Parker American Legion Auxiliary

The Howard Andersons of Herrin Vacationing

Mr and Mrs Howard Anderson of 1524 West Monroe Herrin and their children Melinda and John David depart Saturday for a week long trip to Galesburg and Springfield They will visit Mrs Andersons brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Howard White and family and stay with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Plater in Springfield Also Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lindsay of 801 West Oak Herrin take a few days vacation to Kentucky visiting relatives Dan Stroud and sons in Louisville and Zell Habichs family in Harrods Creek.

Edgar Eberhardt Lynette Gene Horn Danny Johnston City Birmingham Ala Ebarhardt Howard Anderson West Monroe Street Herrin Melinda John David Galesburg Springfield Andersons LeRoy Lindsay Barry Lynn West Oak Street Kentucky Lindsays Lindsay Dan Stroud Ronnie Johnny Louisville Zell Habich Sharon Steven Harrods Creek

Shryocks Visit In Carbondale

Mr and Mrs Barnett H Shryock and children visit Carbondale for a week with Mrs F M Hewitt Sr 500 West Walnut St Mr Shryock is son of the late W H Shryock former Southern Illinois University president and New Orleans Academy of Art director Mrs Hewitt recently returned from Tennessee Phoebe Cox plans a girls camp in Ohio and teaching sports this summer Karl Kay and Robin Rodabaugh return from Tuscaloosa Alabama after a month with Fikes family After Carbondale visit the Manghams return to Bay Town Texas

Barnett H. Shryock Carbondale F. M. Hewitt West Walnut Street Shryock W. H. Shryock Southern Illinois University New Orleans Academy of Art Hewitt Vera Cavender Knoxville Tenn Phoebe Cox Makanda Ohio Louis D. Rodabaugh Karl, Kay Robin West College Street

Carbondale Social News Travel Plans Over Holiday Weekend

Mr and Mrs Harrison Corp of South Oakland Avenue Carbondale will depart Sunday for Springfield Illinois to visit Mr and Mrs Howard Russell. Mr and Mrs A T Winston of Midland Hills Country Club Carbondale with Annabel Ether ton Hastings Cook drive to St Louis to meet Hastings sister Miss Mary Lee Cook of Jonesville Virginia returning from the Future Homemakers of America convention in Kansas City Missouri where she presided as Virginia delegation president.

Harrison Corp South Oakland Avenue Carbondale Springfield Ill Howard Russell A. T. Winston Midland Hills Country Club Annabel Etherton Hastings Cook St. Louis Hasting Mary Lee Cook Jonesville Mary Lee Future Homemakers of America Kansas City Virginia

Ed Batts Family Visits Herrin and Michigan Trip

Ed Batts and wife from Victoria Texas visit Herrin with their grandson and meet Herrin fire chief and wife. They are related to the Failings and Hudgens of Marion. The Batts family plan visits to Lesser Johnston City Marion and Car. Tom Jones family from Herrin travels to Detroit to see two daughters and a son. Mrs Dorthene McClain will accompany them home and stay in Herrin for a month.

Ed Batts Texas Herrin Victoria Ed Failing North Eleventh Street Battses Failings Failing Jim Hudgens Alice Marion Hudgens Tom Jones Betty Gail Barbara Detroit Mich Michigan Joneses Dorthene McClain

Visiting in Freeman En Route to Miami

Mrs. Jim Pirrello of Chicago visits Freeman Spur relatives before returning to Virginia. Mrs Crago of Carbondale plans a Hillsboro fourth of July trip with Ethan Thorpe family and will shop in St Louis for a granddaughter’s trousseau. Carbondale Garden Study club meets July 5 at 2 30 with talks on insecticides pests and sprays.

Freeman Miami Fla Jim Pirrello Chicago Freeman Spur Harry Crago West Main Street Carbondale Hillsboro Ethan Thorpe Crago Ivan Hornback Marion St. Louis Carbondale Garden Study Club W. S. Bragg West Walnut Street Charles Borger C. T. Jeffries E. W. Reef C. C. Mulkey Reef

Dr Fair on Six Week Visit in United States

Dr Eugene R Fair former dean of the College of Education at Southern Illinois university is on a six week leave of absence from his duties as chief of public education for the Office of the Land Commiss ion for Hasse in Grater Hessen during a visit in St Louis. He and his family stay with his brother in law Thomas Wohlschlaeger of Afton Missouri. Fair was appointed in 1948 as Educator P 6 in charge of five teacher training institutes operated by the U S Army in Grater Hessen.

Dr. Fair United States Eugene R. Fair College of Education Southern Illinois University St. Louis Public Education Office of the Land Commission Hasse U. S. Occupied Germany Thomas Wohlschlaeger Afton, Mo

Hadacol praised by Covington woman for neuritis relief

Mrs. Mabel Kitchen of 1650 Amsterdam Street Covington Kentucky credits Hadacol with curing neuritis pains from vitamin deficiencies. She reports improved appetite weight gain and complete pain relief after three bottles and recommends the product. The ad touts Hadacol as a iron vitamin mineral system booster sold with a money back guarantee and trial sizes.

Mabel Kitchen Amsterdam Street Covington LeBlanc Cortion

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