Herrin Eagles Auxiliary installs new officers
Mrs. Florence Newcom was installed president of the Herrin Eagles Auxiliary by Mrs. Jewell Bradley and Katherine Hendrick, both of Marion. Other officers installed include Mrs. Ola Mason, vice president. Mrs. A. Saddler, secretary. Mrs. Inez Miller, treasurer. Mrs. Ruby Elders, conductor. Mrs. Dorothy Boyd, chaplain. Mrs. Grace Cornaghi, inside guard. Mrs. Helen Melloburn, outside guard. Mrs. Irene Hill, junior past president. and trustee A. Potluck dinner followed the ceremony for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Newcom
Herrin Eagles
Jewell Bradley
Katherine Hendrick
Marion
Ola Mason
A. Saddler
Inez Miller
Ruby Elders
Dorothy Boyd
Grace Cornaghi
Helen Melloburn
Irene Hill
Rosela Brown
Steeleville Home Bureau Hosts Cook-Out Event
Steeleville Home Bureau members gathered at Mrs. Harold Harsen’s home for a cook-out and outdoor meals lesson led by Elsie Keeneman and Rosalie McCaw. The group prepared foil grilled hamburgers with potatoes onions and carrots along with gingerbread pudding and s mores. Betty Lipe led a business session while plans for the year were outlined and cancer drive quotas reported as met. Members attended a Pevely Playhouse party in St. Louis and the next meeting is set for June 26 at Maxine Goetting’s home with a heredity lesson.
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Steeleville
Betty Lipe
Selma Frankovich
Albert Cucbert
Randolph County Home Economics Extension Council
Pevely Playhouse
St. Louis
Maxine Goetting
Murphy Chatterboxes to Play Ball
The Murphy 4 H Chatterboxes will play their first softball game June 13 at 5 p.m. at the 4 H Ball Park. Plans were discussed at the club meeting in the Farm Bureau building Murphysboro. Mrs Stella Lamendola led a muffins demonstration. The next meeting is June 25 at 2 p.m.
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Murphy 4-H
Farm Bureau
Murphysboro
Stella Lamendola
Average 3000 prisoners paroled to Salvation Army yearly
About 3000 inmates are released on parole annually and handed to the Salvation Army for support and processing.
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Salvation Army
Make it Totem Pole Craft for Vacation Fun
A mother shares Shari Lewis inspire make it ideas for kids. Create a scrap box project from odds and ends to craft a cardboard totem pole using shelf paper colored tapes paints and crayons. The activity breaks ice and allows children of different ages to work together on a fun summer project.
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Kay Sherwood
Shari Lewis
Phrases That Start Trouble In Marital Disputes
A collection of common sentences warned as potential triggers for domestic arguments. The guidance highlights lines like The trouble with your mother is and If I had known when I married you as leading to conflict and urges avoiding such remarks to prevent fights at home.
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Pop
Surprise Party Marks Rev. Boris Birthday
A surprise birthday party was held Sunday at the Knights of Columbus hall for Rev. Stephen Boris pastor of St. Andrew's Catholic Church of Christopher. A blue and white four layer cake with candles was served along with ham sandwiches cake punch coffee and mints for 175 guests. Marie Bima cut and served the cake Wilma Bima presided at the punch bowl and Donna Trogolo poured coffee. Sponsors included the Ladies Altar Society of Christopher and Lesser the C. D. of A Court 1568 and the Knights of Columbus.
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Stephen Boris
St. Andrew’s Catholic Church of
Christopher
Knights of Columbus
Marie Bima
Wilma Bima
Donna Trogolo
Ladies Altar Society of
Christopher and Lesser
The
C. D. of A. Court 1568
No title available for catty remark comment
A woman who makes catty remarks as soon as she leaves a group undermines social harmony. Such behavior risks the speaker's friendships and suggests to remaining women that they too could be targets if they depart.
Wesleyan Guild Names Officers in 1958 59 Installations
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Herrin Methodist Church installed 1958 59 officers. Lois Walden served as installing officer. Officers include Blanche Sharp president Eileen Miller vice president Margaret Sawyer treasurer Roberta Arbuckle secretary of promotion Elizabeth Tate recording secretary Lorene Jones spiritual life Marjorie Hamilton missionary education Gayle Holmes Christian social relations Shirley Driemeyer status of women Flossie Saliba literature and publications Helen Downey meinter s Connie Davis publicity Lois Walden local church activity Dorothy Mercer applies Margaret Shelby youth.
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Blanche Sharp
Eileen Miller
Margaret Sawyer
Roberta Arbuckle
Elizabeth Tate
Lorene Jones
Marjorie Hamilton
Gayle Holmes
Shirley Driemeyer
Flossie Saliba
Helen Downey
Connie Davis
Lois Walden
Dorothy Mercer
Margaret Shelby
Former Chester Resident Graduates From George Peabody College
Mrs. John Wolshock of Chester formerly Barbara Allard and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allard of Normandy Mo graduated from George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville Tenn with a major in elementary education. She earned a 2.76 grade as second highest in the 200 member class. She teaches at Steeleville High School. Attending exercises were Mr and Mrs Elhart Casten Mrs Harold Grah John Wolshock and Mr and Mrs Allard from Normandy.
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John Wolshock
Chester
Barbara Allard
George Peabody College For
Nashville, Tenn
Harold Grah
John Wolshick
Allard
Normandy
Graham Urges Church School Cooperation in Advocate
Jack W. Graham of Southern Illinois University urges ministerial readers of New Christian Advocate to foster church and university student collaboration. He cites Methodist groups as sources of choir members teachers and leaders and recommends affiliate student membership and joint planning with cross publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Graham
Southern Illinois University
New Christian Advocate
Wesley Foundation
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Stanich in Herrin
A bridal shower for Miss Frances Stanich of Herrin and Phil Pogdajewicz, who wed June 21, was held at the bride’s Route 1 home in Herrin. Thirty-seven guests attended as hostesses from nearby towns assisted, games were played, and a four tier cake with mint favors and miniature umbrellas filled with rice were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stanich
Herrin
Phil Pogdajewicz
Rt. 1
Joe Podnar
West Frankfort
Edward Ponda
Gary
Ind
Mike Maslek
William Brown
Annie Missavage
New Christian Advocate Journal For Methodist Leaders
The New Christian Advocate serves as the professional journal for Methodist pastors and church leaders, highlighting how educated youth who have attended work camps, state and national meetings, and mission fields can be invited to speak at church.
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New Christian Advocate
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