Tea for Southern Illinois graduates hosted by A U W
Mrs. Leo Brown hosted an annual tea at 505 West Walnut Carbondale on June 7 for the American Association of University Women and the graduating class of Southern Illinois University. About 150 seniors and AAUW members attended, with faculty aides from several departments in support of recruiting graduates into Carbondale AAUW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brown
West Walnut
Carbondale
American Association of University Women
Southern Illinois University
Mae Traviliion Smith
Robert Allyn
D. W. Morris
Hilda A. Stein
Charles Foote
Helen Shuman
David McIntosh
Edward Barnes
Amos Black
Harvey Garddiner
C. B. Hopkins
Ray Lybarger
Victor Randolph
Clyde V. Winkler
Marshall Clark
Maxine Vogley
Herrin S S Class Social in Cambria
Twenty five members and three guests of the Philathea class of First Methodist met at the Her rin church to travel to Mrs Wilma Priddys Cambria home for a social. President Ruby Craig greeted guests. The meeting opened with prayer and scripture Psalm 37. Funds from candy sales will buy a cabin at Eldorado for boys camp of the Youth Fellowship league. Games were played and refreshments featured fresh strawberry shortcake and ice tea. Sweet peas decorated the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Herrin
Wilma Priddy
Cambria
Willis Bunn
Joan Williamson
Roger Robinson
Ruby Craig
Fio Ladd
Ella Robinson
Relatives Arrive From Detroit for Garavalla Dixon Nuptials
Mr and Mrs John Ellena and Mrs Minnie Santoni visit Herrin Michigan relatives travel to attend the wedding of Randy Garavalla son of Ellena. Roberta Dixon will wed in First Christian church Murphysboro. Santoni visits uncle Louis Merlo in Herrin and cousins on West Adams Street. Ellenas and Santoni return home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenas
Herrin
Ellena
Randy Garavalla
First Christian Church
Murphysboro
Roberta Dixon
Harold Dixon
Santoni
Louis Merlo
West Adams Street
Merlo
Johnny Allsopp
Woman's Council Circle Performs White Cross Work
Two members of the Woman's Council circle of the First Baptist church in Carbondale met Tuesday at 2:30 at 612 West Grand avenue for their regular session led by chairwoman Mrs. C. A. Helton. Mrs. J. W. Barrow gave the devotional Soul Cleansing, concluded with a prayer by Mrs. Harry Crawshaw. White Cross work was completed by those present, and refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Paul Hughes. twenty three people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of the First Baptist Church
Carbondale
Maude Parrish
West Grand Avenue
C. A. Helton
J. W. Barrow
Harry Crawshaw
Paul Hughes
Glamour Model Billie Luann Grissom Visits Carbondale
Billie Luann Grissom, Patricia Stevens graduate and Chicago hats model, returned to Carbondale for a brief visit with her parents before heading back to the big city. The Red-headed model advised brides to avoid heavy makeup and favor a natural look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Luann Grissom
Patricia Stevens
Carbondale
W. B. Grissom
S. Maple Street
Billie
Carbondale Community High
Chicago
Billie Luan
Visits Parents At Campbell Hill Home
Miss Annamae Rathert and a friend from St. Louis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Rathert Jr Mrs Homer Rathert and children returned from York Nebraska Sunday Her brother Jimmy Junge accompanied her for a visit Mrs Rathert was called to Nebraska by the illness of her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annamae Rathert
St. Louis
Albert Rathert Jr
Homer Rathert
York
Nebraska
Jimmy Junge
Rathert
Dinner Honors Cal Bowlby in De Soto After 42 Years
At the De Soto Methodist Church a Sunday dinner celebrated Cal Bowlby resigning as Sunday school superintendent after 42 years. His nephew Glen Bowlby will succeed as honorary superintendent. Bowlby joined the church over 62 years ago and recently turned 83. A money gift was presented by Rev. and Mrs. Cole and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
de Soto
Cal Bowlby
Glen Bowlby
Bowlby
Cole
Lakeview Lassies Hobo Party Tuesday
The Lakeview 4-H club organized a hobo party on Tuesday June 6 starting with Breakfast with Jim in costume. They then hiked to Crab Orchard beach for a short business meeting and swimming. Attendees included Juanita Troutman Marilyn Wright Jane Russell Sue Renfro Marcia Hunt Callie Lou Freeman Carol Singer Judy Parrish Bonnie Lence Nancy Clutts Nancy Phelps Carol Newbold Sharon Verble Mrs Joe Hopp leader and Jane Walker junior leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Lassies 4-H Club
Jim
Crab Orchard Beach
Juanita Troutman
Marilyn Wright
Jane Russell
Sue Renfro
Marcia Hunt
Callie Lou Freeman
Carol Singer
Judy Parrish
Bonnie Lence
Nancy Clutts
Nancy Phelps
Carol Newbold
Sharon Verble
Returns Home From Vacation In Murphysboro
Mrs Eileen Boyer and son Dale return to Murphysboro after a Florida vacation with Mr and Mrs Allen Eastwood and family in West Palm Beach. Mrs Hattie Holliday and grandchildren Janet and Wesley Zink return to Murphysboro after a Dallas trip with Mrs Holliday's daughter and son in law, the Marcinkoskas. Mrs Ruth Mason and granddaughter Phyllis Ann McBride resume home life in Murphysboro after a week with Walter Arendell and family in Plymouth, Michigan and Elmer C Will in Wayne, Michigan. Mr and Mrs Wayne Bell of Murphysboro visit Al Ebersohl in De Soto. Mrs Ruby House of De Soto visits J M Templeton in Murphysboro. Mrs Ann Feld returns to Murphysboro after visiting daughter and son in law Keith Wade and family in Dayton, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hardy return to Murphysboro after visiting Leo Hardy and family in Dayton, Ohio. Mr and Mrs James Sill and family of Las Vegas, Nevada, are visiting Murphysboro. Mr and Mrs Alvin Welshans and daughters Linda Ruth of Idaho visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Welshans at 104 North Fifteenth Street, Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Boyer
Dale
Murphysboro
Hattie Holliday
Janet
Wesley Zink
Dallas
Texas
Holliday
Paul Marcinkoska
Marcinkoska
Ruby Holliday
Ruth Mason
Phyllis Ann McBride
Ann Feld
Mrs
Keith Wade
Dayton
Ohio
Ralph Hardy
Ilinois Avenue
Leo Hardy
James Sill and
Las Vegas, Nev
Alvin Welshans
Linda Ruth
Idaho
Mr Welshans
Arthur Welshans
North Fifteenth Street
Grob Family Plans Largo Beach Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harold Grob and sons Bobby Gene and Henry of Murphysboro route 3 will depart Thursday for a three week vacation in Largo Beach Florida Mr Grob owns Harold W Grob Motor Sales Incorporation in Murphysboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grob
Bobby
Gene
Henry
Murphysboro
Largo Beach
Fla
Mr. Grob
Harold W. Grob
Jessie Wilson Speaks to Herrin Church Guild
Mrs Jessie Wilson of Herrin spoke on Economic Conditions at the Wesleyan Service Guild meeting in Herrin First Methodist Church. She highlighted needs in China Japan India Africa Latin America and US slums and urged higher pledges to aid missions. guest Doroty Mercer welcomed visitors and Mrs Mifflin spoke on doing more for missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilson
Herrin
Wesleyan Service Guild
Herrin First
China
Japan
India
Africa
Latin America
United States
Doroty Mercer
E Guild
Margaret Kirchner
Pearl Mifflin
Mifflin
Bess Kirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.U.W
Herrin S. S
Detroit
John Ellena
Minnie Santoni
Mich
Mrs. Santoni
Woman's Council Circle
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Norton & Underwood
Firestone
Max
University & Main Sts
Carbondale, Il
Bill's
Oak St
Illinois Ave
Glamour
Campbell Hill
M's. Roy Mathis
C. Bowlby
Roy Cole
Orville Bradley
Margaret
Gglen Bowlby
Milford Buckles
Frank Crow
Jesse Crow
Rebecca Jones
Harold
Eugene Bradley
Odell Reeder
Terry
Ray Schoenberger
Ida Nausley
Ann Bell Buckles Lyons
Clinton Welson
Willard Dixon
Helen Storm
May Jolly
Carlotta Crow
Allen Brown
Cleta Cross
Altha Huth
Ralph Crews
Gertie Bradley
Doris Darnell
Bud Austin
Kenneth Dietz
Charles Hundley
Harold Holliday
Tom Bailey
Lakeview Lassies
Wayne Bell
al Ebersohl
Ruby House
J. M. Templeton
Edithtreet
Grob
Largo Beach, Fla
Herrin, Illinois
Zwick
The
Fur Institute of America
Zwick’s
S. Illinois Avenue
Carbondale, Ill
Ummer
Egypt
Gabardines
Zwick & Goldsmith
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