Busy Women Lead Scout Day Camps At 41 Sites
Day camps run by the Shaghark Girl Scout Council attracted 1 100 area girls with 41 locations. Randolph County hosted the largest turnout at 212. camps offered outdoor skills, crafts, and conservation education. Also notes on AAUW convention delegates from Carbondale and others, plus community club activities and a 4-H meeting in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaghark
Carbondale
Frank Janello
Murphysboro
Leland Lockard
Herrin
Gary Redmond
Marion
Joseph van Rocke
Eldorado
Ralph Gray
Harrisburg
Burl Fink
Randolph County
R. E. McDaniel
R. E. McDaniel and Mrs. L. 8. ‘Howell; du Quoin, 68, Mrs. Forest Gladden
Benton
Howe Ard Mendenhall
West Frankfort
Melvin Bayless
Christopher, Zeigler
Royalton and Hurst
Elmer Huckshold
GOP Women To Meet In Murphysboro Dinner Planned
The Jackson County Republican Women’s Club will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Carriages Room of the Logan Hotel in Murphysboro. Dinner reservations may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Republican Women's Club
Logan Hotel
Murphysboro
Social Calendar and Tribute Service Notice
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meet at the Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday. Hopewell Baptist Church holds a tribute service at 7 30 p m Tuesday for founders and pastors, with Rev David H Moore unveiling a photo of Rev Jerry P Brown, founder of the church started in 1903, public invited. Also a cooking tip suggests saving egg cartons to reuse for deviled eggs at a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iondale
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Servic Hopewell Baptist Church
David H. Moore
Jerry P. Brown
Wedding Bells For Ingram Breitwiesser at Marion Church
Donna Lee Ingram and A James Breitwiesser exchanged vows June 8 at Marion Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Charles A Ingram and wife, wore Chantilly lace with a lace crown, maid of honor Carol Sorgen, bridesmaids Sandy Hadfield and Barbara Dippie, best man John Breitwiesser, groomsmen Art Vernier and John Johnson. couple to reside at 601 Pleasant Court Marion. The bridegroom works for Underwriter's Adjusting Co Marion. she is a 1962 Marion High School graduate employed by Sam Dunaway Insurance. Reception followed at the church with assistants Marilyn Dungey, Nancy Towels, Carol Finnegan, and Mrs Larry Almaroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lee Ingram
A. James Breitwiesser
Marion Methodist Church
Charles A. Ingram
Fultwe Drive
Marion
Arnold Breitwiesser
Belleville
W. A. Robinson
Carol Sorgen
Sandy Hadfield
Barbara Dippie
John Breitciesser
Springfield
Art Vernier
John Johnson
Marion High School
Sam Dunaway Insurance Agency
S Adjusting Co
Pleasant Court
Marilyn Dungey
Nancy Towels
Carol Finnegan
Larry Almaroad
Barbara Wisely
Patsy Turner
Norman Walker
Joliet
David le Pere
David Qualls
Murphysboro High School
Frankie Ellen Cagle
Mary Stuart Patton
Cairo
Diane Cole
Julia Burch
Stuart Fox
Tappy August
J. Alfred Kay
Benjamin Reinauer
Carlton Cole
Kings Bay Yacht and Country Club
Coral Gables High School
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Coral Gables Country Club
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Phi Kappa Sigma
Richmond
Wedding Bells Tie Gurley Lewis in Carbondale Church
Sharon Willene Gurley wed Harold Wayne Lewis in a June 14 ceremony at Assembly of God Church Carbondale. The couple, with families from Murphysboro and Carbondale, followed by a church reception, as details of gown and attendants described. The bride is a 1962 Carbondale Community High graduate. groom a 1962 Murphysboro Township High graduate employed by Willis Gurley Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Willene Gurley
Willis Gurley
Helen St
Carbondale
Harold Wayne Lewis
Assembly of God
Ray Lews
South St
Murphysboro
Harold Crowell
Lisa Gurley
Karen Wheatley
Clarence ‘Thompson
Gene Gurley
Earl Miller
Wilber Wheatley
Big Brovillette
Gary
Ricky Gurley
Scott Page
Martha Davis
Sandra Crenshaw
Community Theater Idea Sparks Danville Interest
A letter endorses forming a community theater group in Danville to mirror successful local efforts. The writer cites Southern Illinois University’s cultural offerings and nearby groups like the Red Mask Players and the Danville Light Opera Company as inspiration. The note highlights volunteering roles beyond acting and urges residents to participate for tourism and cultural vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritou Studhe
Southern Ilinois University
SYU
Dansville
Red Mask Players
Dick van Dyke
Danville Light Opera Company
Public Health Nurse Kathleen Stevenson Appointed
Kathleen Stevenson of Murphysboro replaces Doris Majure as Jackson County Public Health nurse. A native of Murphysboro she previously worked at Saint Joseph Memorial Hospital. The department staffs three full time nurses and nurse supervisor Kathleen Bellamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Stevenson
Murphysboro
Doris Majure
Jackson County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs
A. James Breitciesser
Mrs. Lamoine Callais
Wiggs
Robert Frederick Kay
Rie Living
American Association of University Women
Denver
Colo
Alice Rector
Illinois
Charles Friedline
Fred Lyerly
Richard Blackwelder
Louis Templeton
Pinckneyville
John Giles
Giles
Arts
AAUW
Blanche Dow
Nevada
United Nations
John D. Rockefeller HI
Helen B. Taussig
Baltimore
Irene Hilton
London
England
International Federation of University Women
Jackson County Homemakers Extension
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Molly Brown
Busy Bees
Jean McRoy
Veseyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Elouise Hogue
Walnut St
Thalia Strong
Logan St
Suncrest
DR. Pepper Bottling CO
Locust St. Murphysboro
Limpus
Willet
Murray's House Furnishing CO
West Main
Breitwiesser-Ingram
Lewis-Gurley
Callais
William J. Boatman
First Lutheran Church
Judy Ann Qualls
Lamoine E. Collins
Jesse W. Nance
St. Murphysboro
George Callais
Mr Callais
Virgil O'Neal
Johnston City
Inlaw
Earl Ray Crimm
Ind
Beverly Peregren
Argos
Asia
Itme
North Park Ave
Herrin Murdale
Lequatte Drugs
Tartan
Ney, Gals
Burg’s
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