Chester VFW Auxiliary selects Ann Hathaway for Egyptian Music Camp
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 3553 Chester named Miss Ann Hathaway of Chester to attend the Egyptian Music Camp at Du Quoin this summer. Announcement was made at the unit's regular meeting. The auxiliary plans a Steamer Admiral excursion for teens and high school children later in June. Members Opal Helmers Bertha Mae Blechle Rose Douglas Edne Cress and Faye Hartenberger will attend the Department Encampment in Chicago June 14-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chester
Ann Hathaway
du Quoin
Miss Hathaway
Pearl Hasemeyer
Auxiliary
VFW Post
Chicago
Opal Helmers
Bertha Mae Blechle
Rose Douglas
Edne Cress
Faye Hartenberger
Initiation and Delegates Named at WW I Auxiliary Meeting
At Carbondale VFW Hall 50 members of the World War I Barracks 641 and Auxiliary held a potluck. New initiates were Ora Wiggin s Ola Brewer and Jennie McKereghan. Delegates to the Department Convention were Nina Holffhouser Marie Tripp Nell Reev es Lena Fehrenbaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
VFW
Helen Wright
Ora Wiggins
Ola Brewer
Jennie McKereghan
Department
Nina Holfhouser
Marie Tripp
Nell Reeves
Lena Fehrenbaker
Nellie Milligan
Mae Mitchell
Lillie Miller
Murphysboro VFW Auxiliary Reports Banquet Profits
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 7190 Murphysboro reports a $76 net from a recent dinner for the Little Egyptian Bowling Association. Cecilia Marlo chaired the dinner. Goldin Phillips led the meeting. Charles Jones and Bob Marlo planned future entertainment. They will donate $5 for a new District banner and set a June 18 potluck dinner with initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Murphysboro
Little Egyptian Bowling Association
Cecilia Marlo
Goldin Phillips
Charles Jones
Bob Marlo
Veterans Hospitals
Lloyd Patheals returns to Carbondale home
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Patheal have come back to 509 S Poplar St Carbondale after retiring from the U S Mail Service He served in Railway Transportation They left Carbondale seven years ago for Pekin then moved to Downers Grove later to Chicago Terminal and have been there three years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Patheal
S. Poplar St
Carbondale
U. S. Mail Service
Patheals
Pekin
Chicago Terminal
Downers Grove
Edwardsville Visit Of Miss Brauer And Grandmother
Miss Linda Brauer and her grandmother Mrs. Kate Endicott of Carbondale are spending the week in Edwardsville as guests of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Brauer
Kate Endicott
Carbondale
Edwardsville
Mrs Hoffman Joins Husband in Kaiserlauten Germany
Mrs Paul R Hoffman of West Frankfort joins her husband Pvt S C Paul R Hoffman in Kaiserlauten Germany. They left from New York City by plane after a trip from Southern Illinois University where both graduates studied foreign languages. He serves with the U S Army engineering depot in Kaiserlauten and both plan to study in Germany. Before service he worked at the Telephone Co office in West Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Hoffman
West Frankfort
Kaiserlauten
Germany
New York City
Pvt
Hoffman
Southern Illinois University
U. S. Army Engineering Depot
Telephone Co
West Fanklot
Visit Lt Corzine at Vance Air Base
Mr and Mrs Fred Corzine of Carbondale and Mr and Mrs Robert Rose of East St Louis returned home after visiting Lt and Mrs Donald Corzine. Miss Janice Hogue accompanied them for two weeks. Lt Corzine is stationed at Vance AFB Enid Oklahoma for basic training as a multi engine bomber pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Corzine
Carbondale
Robert Rose
East St. Louis
Southern Illinois University
How to Fix a Slightly Curdled Cheese Sauce
If the cheese sauce has curdled slightly, beat it with a rotary beater just before serving to restore smoothness and integrate separated fat and solids for a glossy finish.
Campbell Hill Swingsters Host Seasonal Square Dance
The Campbell Hill Swingsters square dance club hosted over 100 dancers in the Trico High School cafeteria on a Saturday. Du Quoin caller Jim Bennett led the event, offering classes for beginners and advanced dancers as clubs from Campbell Hill and Pinckneyville exchanged dances from 8 to 11 p m. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served afterward.
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Campbell Hill
Trico High School
Illinois
Jim Bennett
du Quoin
Pinckneyville
Breakfast cereal served hot for best flavor
Cooked breakfast cereal tastes best when served hot. The phrase emphasizes serving temperature to enhance flavor.
Hidden Persuaders shaping what we buy and think
Ruth Millett explains how advertisers use motivational researchers to tap consumer frailties and influence purchases and even votes. The piece argues many shoppers, housewives, and typical consumers unknowingly enter trance-like states in supermarkets and are guided by hidden tactics behind the products and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Exabe
Art Scholarship Awarded To Carbondale Student
John Beimfohr, a University School student in Carbondale, receives the 1957 Art Scholarship from the Federated Woman's Club Art Department. The grant funds a summer session at the Federation Art School at Allerton Park under professional instructors. Beimfohr, son of the late Prof O W Beimfohr, is active in swimming trombone and choir and serves as quartermaster of Explorer Scouts Post 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beimfohr
Carbondale
University School
Allerton Park
Carbondale Federated Woman’s Club
Ee Federated Woman's Use
Federation Art School
Beimfohr
O. W. Beimfohr
W. College St
First Presbyterian Church
Explorer Scouts
Prosperity Home Bureau hears adviser Ruth Grant
Miss Ruth Grant of Marion Williamson County Home Bureau adviser spoke at the Prosperity Home Bureau Unit meeting in the Scout Cabin Johnston City park. She presented the lesson The Importance of Homemaking. Mrs Don Moake is president with Mrs Ruth Codgill as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Grant
Marion
Williamson County Home Bureau
Prosperity Home Bureau Unit
Johnston City Park
Don Moake
Ruth Codgill
Former Johnston City Resident Visits Miss Helen Smith
Former Johnston City resident visits Miss Helen Smith of Chicago while staying with friends in Johnston City and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Chicago
Johnston City
Marion
AAUW Senior Tea Planned in Carbondale
The Carbondale branch of the AAUW hosts its annual senior women tea Sunday from 3 to 5 pm at Miss Lucy Woody’s home 703 S. at St. Miss Phyllis Coke of Mt. Vernon, recipient of the Helen Shuman Graduate Scholarship, attends SIU College of Education majoring in zoology and will pursue graduate study and a half-time teaching assistantship in zoology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Women University
Carbondale
American Association of University Women
Lucy K. Woody
St., Carbondale
Phyllis Coke
Mt. Vernon
AAUW
Helen Shuman
Miss Coke
Southern Illinois Univeristy
LIU
College of Education
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Zoology
McKendree College Graduation Attended by Local Women
Mrs Buford Howard Miss Hazel Kemper and Mrs George Armes of Johnston City attended graduation exercises at McKendree College Lebanon on Sunday. Mrs Paul Howard of Coulterville daughter of Mrs Armes and sister in law of Mrs Howard and Mrs Gambil received her Bachelor's degree in the College of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Howard
Hazel Kemper
George Armes
Johnston City
Delma Gambil
Marion
McKendree College
Lebanon
Paul Howard
Coulterville
Armes
Gambil
College of Education
Broccoli Twist Adds Delicate Flavor to Scrambled Lunch
A simple kitchen idea blends leftover broccoli with scrambled eggs for a lighter lunch. The approach introduces fresh greens to a classics dish, offering a mild, nutty contrast and added texture.
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Bryan
Joe Fredman
West Main
Cutler Wedding
Donald Helvey
First Baptist Church
Cutler
Norma Lea Carrothers
Gilbert Carrothers
Russell Helvey
Belleville
Maybell Richell
Lloyd
Reid
W. Sycamore
Chuck
Pillsbury Or
Ballards Biscuits
U. S. No
Mrs. Hoffman
LT. Corzine
Vance Air Base
Joan Miller Cotton
Kugman’s
School For Artists
Allerton
Prosperity Home Bureau
Aauw Senior
Mckendree
Dacron, Orion, Dynel
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