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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
6
The Department of Mental Health sponsors a state program providing counseling for parents worried about their children’s drug experiments. A free clinic on marriage counseling is also offered. Clinic locations and hours are listed for Franklin County.
The Franklin County Coin Club will meet at City Hall Building in West Frankfort this Sunday. The event starts with a noon meeting and a coin, paper money, scrip or medal auction at 2 p.m. Free appraisal service available for material brought by 1 p.m. Eugene Perger leads the service and Lincoln cent collectors are specifically invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dahmer celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at 416 S Court St Marion from 2 to 5 p.m. The couple married June 7 1921 at United Church of Christ Marion and have three children Leon William D and Mrs Herman DeRossett all of Marion plus two granddaughters and four great grandchildren. The couple request no gifts.
Panel session INA District 14 meets at Ramada Inn Marion on June 10 for a dinner and program on abortion by Barbara Dahl R N George Tomholan pastor and Dr Robert Malony M D. Reservations close that Saturday with Olive Delai and a 350 per person check.
An August 6 wedding at Crainville Baptist Church is planned for Carlyn Renea Orange and Gary Wayne Galbraith. Engaged by her parents, the couple’s families are noted, with Galbraith’s lineage from Cobden and the late Marion Lee Galbraith. A September 19 wedding is planned for Susan Hankla and Dexter L. Rhodes. Hankla is an Anna-Jonesboro HS graduate working for General Telephone in Carbondale. Rhodes is AJHS 1964 graduate, Navy veteran, and also employed by General Telephone in Anna.
In Carbondale at 7 p.m. Thursday the STU Graduate Wives Club Exodus Dinner. In Herrin Friday from 9 a.m. to noon senior citizens prepare for a rummage sale 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. rummage sale at Scout Cabin. 9:30 a.m. to noon Friday senior citizens community sewing at Oakdale House 940 Oakland St.
Church Women United of Marion met at Aldersgate Methodist Church and sent clothing and blankets to Church World Service. Walder Street Baptist Church members plan visits to Marion Manor and Aldersgate Church members to Lee Manor in June.
Illinois Federation of BPW District 16 will host its annual Leadership Conference at University Center Southern Illinois University with workshops from 9:45 to 11:45 a.m. after 8–9 a.m. registration. Fidella Doolin will chair the noon lunch and Violet Davis helps present the Era of Responsibility program.
The Youth Gardens Program in Washington DC mobilizes inner city youth into garden clubs to plan and tend plots from winter to harvest. Graduates pursue nurseries landscaping and florist work while DC government supports garden directors, seeds and tools, and shared spaces to foster hope and pride through hands on gardening.
Officers installed at Herrin Gardeners Club meeting include Dorothy Brandon as president Lex Humphrey as vice president Mildred Gilkey as treasurer I C Straker as secretary Mrs Taffie Helleny gave a June gardening program The next meeting is June 22 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lowell Smith Hosts Mr and Mrs Paul Freeman assisted by Mr and Mrs O L McPhail
An advertisement touts Odrinex tiny tablets for fat loss without dieting or exercise. It claims success for thousands over 12 years, with prices 3.25 and 5.25 for large, and refunds if not effective. Sold by multiple Rexall drug stores and via mail order.
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