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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
11
The article notes lamb prices remain steady in the meat market and offers a recipe using mint in bread stuffing with lamb shoulder roasted at 325 degrees F for a well done finish. It suggests mint flavored stuffing, potatoes, carrots, and a greased heavy brown paper or foil for cooking.
In the last week Roy, with a cast on his arm, finally cleans his disordered room after a promise to his father. The family adopts a new system, borrowing a lamp as incentive to maintain order, and the narrator resolves to stop nagging. Also included are daily domestic tasks and reflections on salt shakers and kitchen routines.
Mr and Mrs Will Nelson announce the marriage of their daughter Lucille Nelson Phillips to Johnny Hill of Hammond Indiana. The couple wed June 3 in the Hammond Presbyterian manse with Rev Houston officiating in a single ring ceremony. They will reside at 17725 Burham Avenue Lansing IL. Lt Hill works in a Hammond steel plant. Mrs Hill is employed at Hivel Crest Hospital.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church Carbondale held its first general meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Ladies parlor with President Mrs Roy V Jordan presiding. Mrs C C Hall opened with prayer. The spiritual life secretary Mrs Carl Shoaff led devotions. Group singing was led by Mrs Shoaff with Mrs Lena Gher at the piano. Talks on church schools and their benefits were given by Mrs Lowell Tucker Mrs Maud Daniels and Mrs Della Armstrong Mrs C E Fehrenbaker and Mrs Bruce Merwin. A duet My God And I was sung by Mrs Paul Hall and Mrs Dudley Clamp accompanied by Mrs Lulu Jones. The meeting closed with prayer by Rev Clyde S Clark.
Granite City families traveled to Herrin to visit Mrs Ruth Raynor and family route 1. Claud Hancock with wife and sons Claud Dean and Eddie joined Mrs Raynor and family. Robert Trout with wife and daughter Debie visited, along with Mrs Raynor's Glendale Arizona kin Shirley Ann and Robert Lee.
An advertisement touts a sensational permanent waving method called Eska Protein Wave promising longer lasting results. It urges readers to visit Madeson's Beauty Shop at 317 N 11th St Herrin or call Phone 6036 for appointments.
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