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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
7
Ruth Millett urges husbands to treat their wives mother with respect and kindness. The letter advises viewing Jane's mother as a second mother not a mother-in-law and to avoid forcing the wife to choose sides.
Mrs. Leo Hatfield of Zeigler is visiting Wayne Michigan with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Constance Salii gue and her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Robert Hatfield.
Creal Springs Chapter 296 of the Order of Eastern Star held guest night in the Masonic Hall. Worthy Patron Earl Thomas and Worthy Matron Mrs. Earl Thomas opened the ceremonies with guest officers from Harrisburg Eldorado Equality New Haven Vienna and more. Mrs Bernice Morris of New Burnside was guest of honor with Velma Cosy as soloist.
If you like flowered hats keep them small for a balanced look. Large flowered hats overwhelm the wearer, even a tall woman, so choose compact styles to maintain proportion.
Mrs J Lynn was elected president of the Herrin American Legion Auxiliary at a Legion Home meeting. New officers include Ava Moore first vice president Elsie Carnaghi second vice president Ida Berra recording secretary Jesse Oldani treasurer Ruby Mann chaplain Jesse Daughterty historian and Evelyn Fisher sergeant at arms. Mann retiring president presided. officers to be installed August 4. Mann and Lynn elected delegates to the state convention July 16 18 in Chicago Morrison Hotel. Public party set for 7 30 p m June 29 with prizes donated. public invited.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Herman of Paducah hosted holiday guests including Mr and Mrs John Herman of Murphysboro Elmer Herman and daughter Carolyn of East Peoria Mr and Mrs Lowell McDerman and son of Richmond Heights Mo
Roast an 8 to 10 pound turkey until tender. Shred meat and mix with 6 cups diced celery, lemon juice, onion, salt, pepper, pan drippings, and enough mayonnaise to moisten. Refrigerate and serve on lettuce lined bowl with garnish. Yield 25 servings.
The note urges considering upkeep with every buy. It advises dry cleaning a white coat about every third wear and treats cleaning as part of the coat’s total cost.
Advertisement notes a short sleeved jacket pattern No 1443 with PHOTO, offered in sizes small to large. Includes yardage for 35 or 39 inch fabric, two percent. Requests 35 cents, plus 10 cents for first class mailing, to Iris Lane in Chicago with an offer for Home Sewing for 59 for 50 cents.
The Lone Oak Home Bureau Unit will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 420 N 8th St Her tin home of Mrs Jack Smith. Mrs Flo Peugh and Mrs Fannie Mae Parrish will present the major lesson on You and Your Heredity.
Weekend guests Mr and Mrs Jimmie Mot of Lockport stayed with Mrs Lena Tisch in Johnston City. Their daughter Judy who spent winter with her grandmother and attended Johnston City High School returned to Lockport with her parents.
Mrs. Ann Hottes of Belleville visits Murphysboro this week with her niece Mrs. Robert Swaar and family and other relatives.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Murphysboro marked the end of its membership drive with a party on Tuesday. The group reported 100 percent membership and hosted a fried chicken potluck supper for forty members. Cliffie Stewart led games as entertainment chairman, Ollie Ward received a white ribbon corsage, and Mrs. Vernice Mattingly summarized the year's activities.
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