Carbondale Couple Plans Golden Wedding Open House
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Spindloe of 511 Ash Se Carbondale will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Sunday June 5 from 2 to 5 p m. They wed in Gateshead England June 6 1905 and moved to the United States in 1923 residing in Christopher nine years. They have lived in Carbondale 22 years. Mrs Spindloe the former Emily Pengilley is daughter of the late Michale and Emma Pengilley of Herrin. Spindloe worked 27 years in England as a tower signalman and since retirement has served as caretaker of the Carbondale Public Library. He is son of the late John and Elizabeth Spindlee of West Hartle pool England. The couple have three living children Mae Ted and Edna with seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. four of their children Elizabeth Emily Winifred and Frank are deceased.
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F. E. Spindloe
Ash Se
Carbondale
Spindloe
Emily Pengilley
Michale
Emma Pengilley
Herrin
Spifndloe
England
John
Elizabeth Spindlee
West Hartlepool
Mae
Ted
Edna
Elizabeth
Emily
Winifred
Frank
Local travelers return from Florida vacation
Mrs. E. W. Rich Mrs. Raymond Schoolcraft and Mrs. Loren W. Thomas of Carbondale have returned from a two weeks vacation in Florida. The group stayed at Daytona Beach and visited Marineland Coral Gardens and Silver Springs during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rich
Raymond Schoolcraft
Loren W. Thomas
Carbondale
Florida
Daytona Beach
Marineland
Corpress Gardens
Silver Springs
First Methodist Church Woman's Society meets Tuesday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church Carbondale will meet Tuesday at 2 pm in the Ladies Parlor. The program includes installation of officers, annual reports, and important business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
First Methodist Church
Carbondale
Annual Easter Day event at Marion Chapter 17 OES
The public is invited to attend the annual Easter Day meeting of Marion Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star. The program is Sunday at 3 o clock in the Masonic Hall at 201 Washington Avenue Carbondale with Worthy Matron Martha Green extending the invitation to the public.
Sunshine Girls 4-H Club Plans May Meeting Visit
The Sunshine Girls 4-H Club met May 26 at leader Mrs. G. Elston in Carbondale. Plans were small for visiting a bakery and a clothing factory. The next meeting will be June 43 at Mary Nance's home.
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Sunshine Girls
G. Elston
Carbondale
Mary Nance
Percy Steeleville families have guests
Miss Minnie Suesberry of Evansville Indiana and Miss Elsa Tyndall of Harrisburg have returned home after a weekend in Steeleville with Mrs Lydia Brown and family. Mr and Mrs Harold Scheele and son Jerry of Cincinnati have returned home after three days in Percy with relatives. Mr and Mrs Sam Simonds of St Louis were holiday guests of Mr and Mrs William Mundis of Percy. Mr and Mrs Otis Guymond of Belleville spent Memorial Day in Percy, their former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Suesberry
Evansville
Ind
Elsa Tyndall
Harrisburg
Steeleville
Lydia Brown
Harold Scheele
Jerry
Cincinnatti
Percy
Sam Simonds
St. Louis
William Mundis
Otis Guymond
Belleville
Elkville High Seniors Take River Cruise Trip
About 30 Elkville Community High School seniors traveled to St. Louis on Saturday to board The Admiral for a Mississippi River cruise. They returned for the ball game that night, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Arkell Wisely and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkville Community High School
St. Louis
Mississippi
Arkell
Raymond Johnson
Chicago Couple Wed In Sesser
Miss Joyce Hooper and Dale Bennett were married at 4 p m Sunday May 29 at the Bennett home in Sesser. Rev C M Newton presided in a double ring ceremony with few relatives present. The bride wore a navy suit with pink and white corsage. Attending were the bridegroom’s sister Mrs June Odle and best man Watkie Bennett Jr. The couple will live in Chicago where both are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hooper
Dale Bennett
Watkie Bennett
Sesser
C. M. Newton
June Odle
Watkie Bennett Jr
Chicago
Work as Cure for Summer Blues among Teen Anger Mothers
A group of mothers with teens discuss keeping youths busy in summer and conclude that teens should be asked to work. They propose chores such as yard and home repairs, sewing, cooking, and room redecorating to teach responsibility and reduce constant amusement expectations.
Finishing Another's Sentence Viewed as Rude
The piece argues it is tempting but rude to finish someone else's sentences. It emphasizes patience, waiting for them to articulate thoughts, and judging a person’s views only after they finish expressing them.
Miss Daniel of Murphysboro to Graduate
Miss Dorothy Daniel daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Daniel of Murphysboro will graduate from the School of Business at Michigan State College Lansing Mich Sunday June 5. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority secretary of the Michigan Gamma Chapter in her junior year and active in college activities. She reigned as porpoise queen of the Porpoise Fraternal Aqua Maniacs Centennial Water Circus in November 1954 and was on the Harvest Queen court in her junior year. She was named corresponding secretary for the annual Water Carnival in March 1955. Mr and Mrs Daniel left for Lansing to attend the graduation exercises accompanied by Miss Mangiaforte and their two sons. They will return to Murphysboro after graduation. The Electa and Ruth Chapter Order of Eastern Star Murphysboro will hold its regular meeting tonight with Mrs Lela Norton presiding. The Women’s Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church discussed the June meeting and voted to hold its annual bazaar in October. New officers were installed and hosted the tea. The society will resume meetings in the fall.
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Dorothy Daniel
J. C. Daniel
Edith St
Murphysboro
School of Business
Michigan State College
Lansing
Mich
Miss Daniel
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Michigan Gamma
Coll
Alameda
Calif
Dick Daniel
University of Illinois
Women’s ‘Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Philathea
John Craver
A. F. Welshan
Mary Lou Huck
New York City
Gail W. Hines
Sam Berry
Abe Roberts
Walter Wright
Arthur Pratt
Glenn Ozburn
Phil Lewis
Clarence Hart
Gail Hines
Robert Muhlenbrock
Reception Given for Murphysboro Minister
The Rev and Mrs Earl W Dickey and family were guests of honor at Centenary Methodist Church Murphysboro on Wednesday as he returns to serve as pastor for his sixth year A potluck supper followed by a program featured Mrs Virginia Peters solo talks by J H Davis Ashton Doody and Mrs Robert Dillinger and gifts given to the Dickey family Wayne Perry Methodist Men s Club president oversaw arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Dickey
Centenary Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Dickey
Virginia Peters
J. H. Davis
Knights of Wesley
Ashton Doody
Robert Dillinger
Centenary WSCS Plans Ice Cream Social
Centenary Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service met in Murphysboro to plan an July ice cream social and voted to devote one day a month to making cancer dressings. New president Mrs. Orville Denny led, with Miss Minnie Cox presiding over devotions and Mrs. Charlotte Flowers presenting the United Nations program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Centenary Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Orville Denny
Minnie Cox
United Nations
Charlotte Flowers
Myrtle Sauer
Lora Zimmer
Mary Cottonaro
Juanita Dickey
Kansas Residents Fly Five Day Visit to Herrin
Mr and Mrs Eddie Lyday and daughter Susie returned home from a five day visit to Herrin with E F Lyday and Joe Dockus families. They traveled in a private plane described as a flying station wagon. The trip included stops to Centralia and a visit with relatives. Mrs Viola Cox of Los Angeles is visiting Herrin relatives while other local connections were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lyday
Susie
E. F. Lyday
Ste
Herrin
Joe Dockus
Baggott St
Zeigler
Eddie Lydays
Mr. Lyday
Coffeyville
Kaw
Centralia
Lyday
Joe Guthrie
Sandy
Tommy
Viola Cox
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Cox
S. Park Ave
Oklahoma Guests Visit Elkville Community
The Rev Alfred Van Cil and family from Shawnee preached at Elkville Baptist Church. Rev Derrel McCurdy and sons from Chicago spoke at the evening service. Visitors included Noble Irvin and son from Peoria, Dave Wallace and grandsons from Chicago, and many relatives and friends from St. Louis Ferguson and Canton Illinois.
Browns Lecerts Visit In Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown and Al Lecert of Johnston City spent the weekend in Chicago with Mrs. Addie Brown and her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davy. Nolen Macfarlane and son Michael of Burlington, Iowa, returned home after visiting the Memorial week end with Archie Macfarlane and Louis McDonald in Johnston City. George Ozment of Chicago was a weekend guest of his mother Maude Ozment in Johnston City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
al Lecert
Johnston City
Chicago
Mr. Brown
Addie Brown
Marion
J. W. Davy
Nolen Macfarlane
Michael
Burlington
Iowa
Archie Macfarlane
Jefferson Avenue
Louis McDonald
Grand Avenue
George Ozment
Maude Ozment
Washington Avenue
Adding Coconut to Cookies Short Shreds for Dough
A quick tip suggests snipping long coconut shreds with kitchen scissors to create short pieces. The shorter pieces mix more easily into cookie dough, helping even distribution and texture.
Edith Can Do Jo in The League Of The Golden Pen
Edith R., 50, mother of grown children, faces too much spare time and seeks purpose. Dr Karl T. Waugh created The League of the Golden Pen to have students write weekly cheerful letters to celebrate generous acts. Edith could join this project to fill her days with positive outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo In
League of the Golden Pen
George W. Crane
Edith R
Karl T. Waugh
America
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Percy-Steeleville
Elkville
Larvex
Toelma
Oenines NL
Clyde
Rush Pharmacist
S. Hlinois
Carbondaie
Bob Stollar
North Park Avenue
Phong
CarbondAle Paint & Wallpaper Co
South
Illinois Avenue
Pittsburgh
Daniel
Electa
Ruth
Electa and Ruth Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lela Norton
WSCS
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Harold Dixon
Randy Garavalla
Rt. 1
Merle Dixon
Fort Walton Beach
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Eglin Air Force Base
Mrs
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William V. Sanders
Shiela Ann
Dallas
Texas
Ralph Norman
Olive St
Mrs. Sanders
Miss Rosalee Norman
Esther Eaton
Barbara Johnson
Cutler
Miss Eaton
Amelia Eaton
Korea
Kansas
Harvey
Lake
Cambria
Energy
William Hernbeck
Herrin Po
City Lake
William Hernbeck Jr
Shirley
Murray State
Billy Humphrey Perrell
L. P. Humphrey
Murray State College
Murray
Kew
Paris
Tenn
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Kappa Pi
California
Caseyville
Wathon Cross
J. H Welch
Cross
Martha Houston
Kansas City
al Houston
N. 17Th St
Oklahoma
Alfred Vancil
Shawnee, Okla
Alice Lewis
Elkville Baptist Church
Derrel McCurdy
Noble Irvin and Son
Peoria
Irvin
Lizzie Irvin
Dave Wallace
Hiram Casleton
Casleton
Ray Casleton
Scott Field
George Casleton
Ferguson, Mo
John Woosley
Otto Briley
Eugene Craig
Canton
Francis Craig
Ciilend
de Soto
Lecerts
B. L. Baiar
Jed McRoy
Springfield
Michael Pletcher
Michael Jr
Pletcher
McRoy
New Spring Health
TEX
Panty
Amin Supply
Health-Tex
FG Wa
Ilinois
Relomas Features
Pepper
el Nutone
Holter
Zwick’s Ladies’ Stores
Herrin and
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