Murphysboro Residents Take Texas Vacation Visits
Mr and Mrs M K Spencer of Murphysboro left for a Texas vacation visiting Corpus Christi with Mr and Mrs William Cosgrove and family. Mrs Cosgrove is the former Billee Hagler daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ray Hagler. They will also visit Houston. Mr and Mrs H C Sullivan returned from a 10 day vacation in Fort Worth Texas. The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Centenary Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 pm with Mollie Crombar Anna Wild Mrs Betts and Minnie Jones as hostesses. Mr and Mrs Art Westphal and daughter Donna of Granite City and Mrs Gladys Cesky of Madison attended graduation at Murphysboro Township High.
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Corpus Christe
William Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Billee Lane Hagler
W Ray Hagler
Murphysboro
Spencers
Houston
Texas
H. C. Sullivan
Walnut St
Fort Worth
Womens Society of Chrisian Service
Centenary Methodist Church
Murphysbor
Mollie Crombar
Anna Wild
Mrs. Betts
Minnie Jones
Mrs. Jones
Art Westphal
Donna
Granite City
Gladys Cesky
Madison
Msboro Township
Bedinger Family Visits Son Injured in California Crash
Mrs H D Bedinger and son Danny of Murphysboro and daughter Jean Stewart of Chicago travel to Hurlong California to see Harold D Bedinger Jr. hospitalized civilian employee of the U S Army after an automobile accident two weeks prior. Word from Rev H D Bedinger reports improvement and possible removal from the critical list if condition continues to improve. Helen Loy and daughter Penny of Murphysboro fly to San Diego to visit son and brother Jack Loy and Cynthia Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Bedinger
Danny
Murphysboro
Jean Stewart
Chicago
Hurlong
Calif
Harold D. Bedinger, Jr
Bedinger
U. S. Army
Jack Loy
Cynthia Ellen
Miss Enola King and Millicent McManus Tour North America
Miss Enola King and Mrs Millicent McManus vacationing in Wisconsin Michigan and Canada. In Detroit they visited Mrs McManus brother W E Imhoff as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola King
Millicent McManus
Murphysboro
Wisconsin
Michigan
Canada
Detroit
Johnston City church groups hold Friday potluck meeting
Johnston City Washington Avenue Baptist Church hosted a potluck for members and families Friday night with Lowell Houston presiding over the business meeting. Maurice Williams gave the devotional as about 40 attended and the Johnston City First Baptist Class gave 5 dollars to Carmi Baptist Children's Home.
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Johnston City
Washington Avenue
Lowell Houston
Maurice Williams
Jonesboro Teen Attends GAA Leadership Camp
Carolyn Cruse daughter of Mrs Fay Cruse of Jonesboro attends GAA Leadership Camp at Little Grassy Lake from June 3 to 10. A sophomore at Anna Jonesboro Community High School she is newly elected president of the Girls Athletic Association and active in Honor Society Wau Wau Tang Pep Club Leaders Class Business Club and the school band. She is a baton twirler substitute cheerleader and an officer in Future Homemakers of America.
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Carolyn Cruse
Fay Cruse
Jonesboro
GAA
Little Grassy Lake
Anna-Jonesboro Community High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
Future Homemakers of America
Altar Sodality Meeting At Johnston City
St Ann's Altar Sodality of Johnston City met Thursday afternoon in the Catholic rectory. Rev Father Albert Buratto opened the meeting with Mrs Johanna Vothietch in charge. Prizes went to Mrs Clestine Vieceli Mrs Julia Endrezzi and Mrs Mary Sebben. Mrs Antionette Leoni won the door prize. Hostesses were Mrs Catherine Colombo and Mrs Catherine Glad. Refreshments served to 34 members and guests.
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St. Ann’s Altar Sodality
Johnston City
Albert Buratto
Johanna Vothietch
Clestine Vieceli
Julia Endrezzi
Mary Sebben
Antionette Leoni
Catherine Colombo
Catherine Glad
Officers Installed as Chester Woman's Club Elects Leaders
Mrs Callie Smith was installed president at the Chester Women's Club May breakfast in First Methodist Church. New officers include First VP Wil bert Robbs Second VP Wilsey Feaman Recording secretary C G Walter Corresponding secretary N G Springer Treasurer G A Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Smith
Chester Women's Club
First Methodist Church
Wilbert Robbs
Wilsey Feaman
C. G. Walter
N. G. Springer
G. A. Cole
William Cowgar
America
L. E. Earlenbaugh
Eugene Field
Marsha Fulford
A. L. Gilster
Earlenbaugh
John A. File
Louis Cummins
Howard Kinder
Paul Welge
Minnie
Mollie Howarth
Chester
M. E. Bruce
East St. Louis
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. F. Hatcher
Emory Malone
Ruth Millett On Hats Designed For Laughs And Men
Ruth Millett remarks that women’s hats are designed to provoke laughter and that men have laughed at them for years. She notes designers like Lilly Cadhe and humorously contemplates how men will respond if they learn hats are meant to amuse. Miss Cade is questioned for frankness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Cadhe
Lilly Dadhe
Carbondale Rainbow Girls Install New Officers Tonight
The Carbondale Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a school of instruction at 7:30 pm in the Masonic Hall Carbondale. Officers include Mrs. Mary S. Abt East St Louis supreme inspector and Claudia Jane Cutler worthy advisor Carbondale with several other local members across Murphysboro Carbondale and Carterville.
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Carbondale
Order of Rainbow
Illinois
Masonic
Ner
Murphysboro
Sandra Heilig
Patricia Smith
Claudia Jane Cutler
All of
Diane Biggs
Elsie Clark
Carterville
Back
Pram Hull Pattern for Small Craft Builds
Describes a sailboat pram pattern with four hundred square inches of 3-D sketches and 1-2-3 rigging directions. Notes safety over speed and that the hull rides high, with plywood panels and an inverted hull frame. Pattern 457 offered by Southern Illinoisan Pattern Dept. Bedford Hills, New York, for 25 cents.
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Southern Illinoisan Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
Quick Chick Ring Biscuits With Chicken a la King
A spring lunch idea uses parsley biscuits baked in a ring, filled with chicken a la king. Form a ring from 8-ounce refrigerator biscuits, brush with butter, bake 450 F for 8 minutes, heat chicken a la king, and serve six portions.
Gossip Warning Sparks Heated Exchange
A transcript shows tense admonitions about gossip as S ip and MN Knies argue over discussing sensitive remarks. The exchange highlights caution and accusations of preemptive apologies before sharing rumors.
Pick a Laudable Goal and Aim High In Life
Dr. George W Crane argues greatness rises from within and urges Alan to set a noble objective and pursue it relentlessly. He cites Edison on genius as 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration and notes that people often perform beyond their usual level against stronger competition. A caution against low aims closes the piece.
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Alan
Alan R
Lowell
Thomas A. Edison
Olive Tablets Outperform Laxatives in Clinical Tests
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets tested on 261 patients aged 11 to 87 with acute and chronic constipation. Results show 9 of 10 cases relieved with 58 percent greater effectiveness than other laxatives, natural action on digested food, no nourishment loss, sold by druggists.
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Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Station
Columbus
Ohio
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Logan St
Centenary Wscs
Westphal
Cesky
Jan Crombar
California
Helen Loy
Peney
Satpf
San Diego
R. R. Hunter
Maggie Abis
Gary, Ind
Altar Sodality
Johnston
Chester Womans Club
Ruth Millett
Cat
Miss Cade
Tor
Charlotte Watson
Mary Hines
Janet Cundiff
Hurst
Brenda Lou Stocks
Linda Betts
Donna Schnake
Patricia Baker
Theresa Hau
Connie Elder
Kay Troutman
Carolyn Sue Leslie
Karin Presley
Shirley Watkins
Galand Fox
Martin Hall
Donna Lea Blaylock
Rainbow Girls
Sip
Public
Squere
Ind
Cline
Marion
Leene Mada
Daniel's Market
Walgreen Drug Store
Johnson's Standard Station
Grand 312 South Ill
Herrin
George W. Crane
S. Illinois Ave
Tom Sawyer
Ame
E. Jackson
WCIL
Wings OF Song
Fabulous Shape Insurance
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