Mrs Comstock Attends National Federation Meeting
Mrs G F Comstock of Carbondale returned from the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston. The event ran May 29 to June 2 with 2500 attendees from Illinois California Florida and international delegates from Greece Korea Estonia Latvia China Japan India and the Philippines. Notable speakers included Ruth Bryan Rhode and Mrs Harper Sibley. New officers installed included Mrs Hiram C Houghton Iowa president and regional representatives from Illinois Florida Michigan and others. Southern region members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Comstock
West Pecan Street
Carbondale
Federated Women’s Clubs
Boston
Mass
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alaska
Illinois
California
Florida
Greece
Korea
Estonia
Latvia
China
Japan
India
Phillipine Islands
Ruth Bryan Rhode
United Nations
Harper Sibley
United Council of Church Women
Roe Cloud
Grace Morrison Reynolds
Hiram C. Houghton
Iowa
Mildred Ahlgren
Indiana
Theodore S .Chapman
Leonard J. McCaffrey
R. I. C. Prout
Michigan
Preston L. Wetton
Eldorado
Robert Chapman
Granite City
Cecil Maxey Kell
Salem
M. E. Bruce
East St. Louis
F. E. Parks
Marion
Comstock
Reception for Mrs W N Parker by Carbondale Rebekah Lodge
Fourteen Rebekah Lodges invited to a reception for Mrs W N Parker Sr of Carbondale district president. The event is June 29 at 8 p m in the Carbondale IOOF hall. Parker was installed district president April 1 in Du Quoin. A birthday pot luck for April May June birthdays is set for June 15 at 6 30 p m. Three sisters Anna McGill Inez Wilkerson and Oda Boswell were initiated. John Burger is noble grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Carbondale
W. N. Parker
Carbondale I. O. O. F
Parker
du Quoin
Carbondale Lodge
Anna McGill
Inez Wilkerson
Oda Boswell
John Burger
Noble Grand
Royal Neighbors Plan Bake Sale in Zeigler
The Royal Neighbors of Zeigler held a regular meeting at Kish's hall led by Oracle Ruby Browning. They planned a bake sale for June 27 and announced a community meeting on June 8 at Pinckneyville. A donation to the Girl Scouts was made and several members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler
Royal Neighbors
Kish’s
Oracle Ruby Browning
Pinckneyville
Girl Scouts
Bernice Porter
Cassie Gossage
Emily Vaccaro
Dorothy Jarvis
Mary Larik
Mae Simpson
Irene Novak
Leona Taylor
Flora Wallace
Mary Davidson
Nina Bavier
Erma Baker
Geraldine Shelton
Martha Hiller
Wilma _ Clark
Daina Knupp
Gertrude Eickelman
Ruby Browning
Leona Oglesby
Danny Sarko
West Frankfort
Claude White
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Pasquino
Phelps Family Heads to Florida and Cuba on Vacation
Lena Phelps and daughters Betty Wyvan and son Gene with Mr and Mrs Dean Walley depart Herrin Illinois for a two week trip to Florida and Cuba. En route they plan visits in Miami Gotha and Fila with Mr and Mrs Matt Hauggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Herrin
Florida
Cuba
Lena Phelps
Betty
Wyvan
Gene
West Cherry
Dean Walley
Chicago
Miami
Gotha
Fila
Avith
Matt Hauggard
Zeigler Rebekahs Host Mother Daughter Banquet
Zeigler Rebekah lodge members held a mother daughter banquet Friday night at the community house. The event featured a decorated buffet with peony bouquets and floral table adornments. Mrs Ollie Boren president of Rebekah District No 30 of Herrin attended along with forty one guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler Rebekahs
Zeigler Rebekah Lodge
Ollie Boren
Rebekah
Herrin
Visits in Carbondale Highlight Local Social Roundup
Miss Lucille Fowley of Detroit visits Carbondale May 31 to June 2 with aunt Maude Fowley and plans to continue to Memphis Tennessee. University of Illinois medical student Robert Baysinger connected with his family this weekend while wife Pat Rose remains in Chicago. Local merchants travel to Chicago for the fall market. George Scott of Niagara Falls visits Carbondale with relatives. Mrs R W Baysinger attends funeral of Paul E Davis in Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Fowley
Detroit
Mich
Carbondale
Maude Fowley
West Monroe Street
R. W. Baysinger
South University Avenue
Pat Rose
J. B. Rose
West Oak Street
Research Hospital
Chicago
Marie Prince
Edwin Salzenstien
Eva Taggart
Taggart
Alice and Raymond Fly
Fly
George Scott
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Allen Wright
de Soto
Paul E. Davis
Centralia
Davis
Patty Ann Silkwood
Community Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
A near full schedule lists events at First Presbyterian First Baptist Rock Hill and First Methodist churches. Meetings cover nurses clubs circles missions and service groups with times from 2:30 to 7:30 p m and topics including immediate treatment of coronary thrombosis and various organizational elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
William Felts
Rock Hill Church
Rebekah
Noble Grand Club
John Flynn
Renfro
First
Christian Church
Council
Are Nelson
South Marion
First Christian Church
Crab Orchard clubs schedule meetings at 7 30 pm
Monday Crab Orchard Boat and Yacht Club meets at the lake at 7 30 p m with all members urged to attend. Democrat Woman's Club holds a business meeting at Mrs L Saylor 508 West Monroe at 7 30 p m. public invited. VFW Auxiliary hosts a public party at 7 30 p m with prize donations requested. Tuesday Forges Home Bureau to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forges
Crab Orchard Boat and Yacht Club
Lake
Democrat Woman's Club
Mary Stevens Receives SIU Athletic Honors
Mary Stevens daughter of Mrs Ethel Stevens 1842 Walnut Street Murphysboro won athletic honors at Southern Illinois University Carbondale for a second consecutive year. She was named to the honorary varsity field hockey and baseball teams at the Women’s Athletic Association banquet June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevens
Ethel Stevens
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Miss Stevens
Women’s Athletic Association
Community notices from Murphysboro area
Murphysboro Loyal Chapter of War Mothers holds a 7 30 p m business meeting at Eagles Hall. Baptist Guild Circle meets with Mrs Fay Grammer on North Sixteenth Street. Junior and Senior Walther Leagues study at 7 45 p m led by Rev H Paul Boehne. Reuben Laupe heads Junior group and Robert Strothmann leads Senior activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Chapter
War Mothers
Eagles Hall
Baptist Guild Circle
Fay Grammer
North Sixteenth Street
Murphysboro
Walther
H. Paul Boehne
Reuben Laupe
Robert Strothmann
Sen
Church and club meetings listed in Murphysboro schedule
A Murphysboro notice lists Immanuel Lutheran Estherian Elm Street Baptist First Methodist and other churches hosting evening gatherings. Activities include Vacation Bible School staff planning at 7 p.m., VFW Auxiliary at 8 p.m., War Mothers Eagles and Mothers clubs meetings at 2 p.m., Builders class at 7:30 p.m., and a Men’s Club Bible study at 7:45 p.m. with hosts Bittner Ehlers Gremmels. Members urged to attend and hear the membership contest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
War Mothers
Eagles Home
St. Andrew’s Mothers Club
St. Andrew’s School
First Baptist Church
Ray Bittner
Henry Ehlers
Rudolph Gremmels
Johnston City Choral Club Concert at First Methodist Church
The Johnson City Choral Club will be presented in a concert at the First Methodist Church by the executive board of the public library at 7 30 p m. The Wesleyan Service Guild will meet at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
First Methodist Church
Executive Board of Public Library
Wesleyan Service Guild
Hadacol touted as a vitamin remedy with money back guarantee
Mrs. W. E. Connell of Gadsen Alabama reports relief from nervousness fatigue loss of appetite and weight loss after using Hadacol a formula containing vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. The ad promotes trial sizes 1.25 and family size 3.50 with a money back promise and urges refusal of substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Connell
Forrest St
Gadsen
Ala
The
LeBlanc Corporation
OES Chapter Hosts Guest Night in Murphysboro
Electa and Ruth Chapter No. 379 OES in Murphysboro held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with guest of honor Mrs. Clara Eriksen a local post officer and Grand Lecturer. Worthy Matron Gladys Nausley and Worthy Patron Russell Siefert introduced guest officers from Anna Zeigler Zeigler Sparta and other towns. Irene Farmer sang with Vivian Parrish accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa and Ruth
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Clara Eriksen
Frank Zeigler
Anna
Dorothy Green
Zeigler
Fred Green
Marjorie Lerner
Sparta
Viola Wilson
Grand Tower
Alice Clark
Harrisburg
Irene Farmer
Hurst
Edith Rose
Ewirtg
Eriksen
Vivian Parrish
Illinois
Community groups schedule evening meetings and events
A business meeting precedes the concert with refreshments after. The Woodmen circle gathers at Eagles hall at 7 30 p m. City council convenes at city hall and the Lions club meets in IL O O F dining room at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Eagles’ Hall
City Council
City Hall
Lions Club
IL O. O. F
Former Murphysboro Girl To Marry In New York
Miss Joan Brown 22 formerly of Murphysboro and Frank Hermann 26 of New York secured a marriage license at the City Clerk's Office and plan a New York wedding soon. The bride is daughter of Howard and Gladys Brown. the groom, son of Hugo and Anna Hermann, was born in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
New York
Joan Brown
West 153Rd Street
Frank Hermann
Howard
Gladys Brown
Hugo
Anna Hermann
Germany
Parties Honor Herrin Woman Moving to Texas
Two gatherings in Herrin honored Mrs. J. C. Dinguid as she left for Plain View Texas where her husband works as a carpenter. The Second Baptist church hosted a noon basket dinner and the VFW Auxiliary gave a handkerchief shower at its home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dinguid
North Park Avenue
Herrin
Plain View
Texas
Second Baptist Church
Dinguid
A. N. Sanders
Royalton
Jesse Stucker
Tom Phelps
Veteran of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Diuguid
Diuguids
Wilma
Hillard Starks
Robert
Vandyke, Mich
Gene Llewelyn
Hank Erickson
Darlene
Mr. Erickson
Mr. Diuguid
James Dinguid, Jr
Sharon and
Linda
Rose Manning and E. E. Harrison Wed in Herrin Church
Rose Manning daughter of Mrs. William Manning of Carterville wed Eugene Edward Harrison son of Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison of Hurst in a Saturday 1 pm double ring ceremony at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel rectory Herrin. Monsignor DeGasperi officiated with only relatives and close friends present. Attendants were Mrs. S. B. Hennemeyer and her husband from Mountain Grove Missouri. The bride wore a white nylon street length dress and pied rosebud corsage. A small reception followed at the bride's mother's Carterville home for 25 guests. The couple planned a Missouri honeymoon and will reside with the bride's mother. Harrison operates the Hurst cafe and the bride works at a glove factory in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ellen Manning
William Manning
Carterville
Eugene Edward Harrison
William Harrison
Hurst
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Herrin
Robert DeGasperi
S. B. Hennemeyer
Mountain Grove
Hennemeyer
Red Street
Missouri
Harrison
Harison
Mrs Dinguid to Move to Texas After Visit
Mrs Dinguid will move to Texas about three months after her arrival. She is the mother of Doug Bryant, Alderman of Ward Four, and manager of Herrin's First Federal and Savings Loan Association. Upon Wilma's return, she will reside temporarily with Mr and Mrs Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edo
George S. May Company
Engineering Central Divisioning Bldg
Mmn
Chicago Fair
Carbondale Garden Study Club
Garscape
Clark Troutman
Oakland Avenue
Carbon- Ures
C. A.dale
Poplar Street
H. J. Bradley Case
Maude Parrish
West Grand
G. A
Dorothy King
FBI, Missionary Society
Jeanethra Simon
H. H. Fisher
W. Oak Street
Maude Hahn
Methodist Church
Wilma Priddy’s
Cambria
Herrin’s
Prairie Lodge
Hezrin
Raymond Lucas of
the Christopher Hospital
Mans
Eic
Ees
Dorothy Gray
Deodorant Atomist
Bayon Cord
Hewitt
Drug Store
Kugman
Smart Women
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Elm Street Baptist Church
Johnston City
Mrs. Connell
Hadacol
Mrs. Aspers
Bailey St
Camden
N. J
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Leia House
Elkville
Adah
Lois Ortseifen
Cairo
Ruth
Kathryn Lamkin
Chester
Esther
Thee Green
Christopher
Electa
Zula Triplett
Warder
Altha Ervin
Steeleville
Sentinel
Kathryn McCluckie
Judd Wilson
Paine
Richtone
Scar
North 14Th Street
Rose Manning
E. E. Harrison
J. W. Milligan & Son
S. Beveridge
McGinnis Store
E. Jackson Carbondale
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