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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
5
Mrs Donald Ashman and her daughter Deborah Jane depart Carbondale to Brooklyn and then fly to Frankfurt Germany to join Second Lieutenant Donald Ashman, a World War II veteran who re enlisted in September 1951. Mrs Henderson accompanies Deborah Jane.
Miss Kathryn Clark a Delaven schools teacher returns to Carbondale to spend summer break with her parents Mr and Mrs Marshall G Clark Route 4 Carbondale including her move from Delaven schools to hometown visit.
Serene has returned after a ding week in Chicago with her nan Miss Annabel Etherton. Miss Etherton returned to Carbondale with her mother for Memorial weekend and left for Chicago Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Dill hosted weekend guests at Route 1 Carbondale. Mrs. Dill’s brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Looney of Detroit Michigan joined them. Also visiting were the Looneys’ son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clear and daughter of Chapel Hill North Carolina.
Mrs Lucille Wood left Friday for Toledo Ohio after a visit at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Ashley 513 West Oak street Carbondale
Mr and Mrs George Bey announce the birth of their son Danny at 408 Stoker Street Car ep ee a ne est ridge Kentucky The couple share the happy news with family and friends in the local community.
Mr and Mrs H Newcomb Bloomington Inde announce Miss Newcomb has made arrangements to study voice and piano, detailing plans for her future musical education.
Mrs Gibbs hosts guests from Indiana for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Walter Gibbs welcoming friends to their home. The visit highlights local hospitality and community ties between families during the season.
Mrs Betty Neely of 900 South Illinois Avenue Carbondale spent the weekend with her husband SA Dane Neely who is attending United States Naval Hospital Corps School at Great Lakes Illinois during his training assignment.
Members of the Carbondale Garden Study Club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. W L Marberry’s home 509 West Mill Street Carbondale. Mrs. E G Tuegel will assist as hostess.
Miss Nancy Neckers daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Neckers 108 South Maple Carbondale was guest of honor at a gadget shower Saturday night at the home of Mrs J Everett Etherton 511 West Main Street Mrs Marshall Clark was co host Dessert was served to the 18 attendees with garden flowers on the tables and pink and white parasols as place cards A scrapbook traced the honorees life from birth to marriage and her wedding is planned for June 21
Carbondale Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star honored 34 past officers at a Masonic hall meeting. Members wore Centennial costumes. a picnic is planned for Sunday June 8 at Giant City park at 1 30 p m near the shelter and playground, with baskets for a dinner.
Mrs Harvey M Owens of Leominster Massachusetts is a guest of Mr Clyde A Hornbuckle and Mrs Hornbuckle at 224 and 608 South Illinois Avenue Carbondale Illinois.
Mrs Sam Patterson of 231 West Main Street Carbondale travels to Lansing Michigan to visit her son Bill a senior at Michigan State College and plans to attend the Spring Water carnival at the college this week.
Mrs. Gorman Fox of Raymondville Texas returns home after visiting her brother and sister in Carbondale. Otis Fox extends his stay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe Cobden and their son Dr. Harry Rowe of Chicago tour the West visiting Pueblo Las Vegas Byree Canyon Zion Mesa Verde Los Angeles Laguna Beach Long Beach San Diego. Mr Rowe chairs the Union County board of com
Mr and Mrs R A McLane of Charlotte Michigan spend a week with Mr and Mrs Rudie Holland Carbondale Route 3 and Mr and Mrs J A Wright DeSoto. They will visit relatives in Ilmo and Anna Missouri. Mrs William Waeckerle East Mark Street Carbondale hosted a recent Hast eight members present. The next meeting will be June 24 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs John Deming.
Miss Joan Gibbs daughter of Mrs. Walter R Gibbs and the late W R Gibbs of Carbondale married Norman Adren Cook son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Cook of Murphysboro at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi. The ceremony was at 6 p m with a double ring service. The bride wore a white linen street length dress and yellow rosebud corsage. Cook attended Murphysboro Township High School and is stationed at Keesler. Out of town guests included Louis A Cook and family and Mrs Walter R Gibbs.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Niederbrach of Steeleville vacation in the western states. Mr and Mrs Stanley Dyker and son of Alexander Virginia visit Steeleville relatives and friends.
Miss Marjorie J. Holland wed Samuel D. Stotlar at 2:30 p.m. in the First Christian church Herrin before about 300 guests. The ceremony featured floral arches, organ music, and a nylon illusion tulle gown with seed pearls. The reception followed at the church basement and the couple plan a Florida honeymoon.
Mrs. Julia McLafferty of Carbondale announces the marriage of her son Dick to Miss Lonnie Jackson of Long Beach California. The ceremony took place May 17 in Las Vegas at the Wee Kirk O the Heather chapel with Rev F C Lovett officiating. The couple will reside in Long Beach after a brief honeymoon. McLafferty, a corporal in the U S Marine Corps, is stationed at the Marine Air Station El Toro California.
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