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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

6

Carbondale garden clubs unify to beautify city roots

In 1929 twenty women formed the Carbon dale Garden Club, the area’s first. Today four clubs, plus a council, coordinate civic beautification efforts, tree planting, and Memorial Day arrangements at Woodlawn Cemetery and public buildings. Members run flower shows and lectures, with ongoing projects across Carbondale.

Diane Loves Southern Illinois John Searing West Walnut Street Carbondale Garden Club Garden Club Council Carbondale Garden Clubs Car Bondale Garden Study Club Egyptian Garden Club Evergreen Garden Club Morning Glory Garden Club Harvey Fisher Graden Woodlawn Main Street Illinois Avenue Ber Southern Illinois University SIU Fisher Asher Blewette C.T. Jeffreys Jessee Harris Alex Reed Bruce Kistner New York

Alums Honor Graduates of SIU Chapter

Members of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority at Southern Illinois University were honored at a Thursday luncheon by the Alumnae chapter at Jackson Country Club. Mrs. Jerry Taylor led the ceremony and installed Liz Lutz, Laure Blackman, Joan E Boals, Rosemary Brown, Paula Jo Brassinger, and Shirley Allison. The next meeting will be a luncheon-bridge in the fall at the chapter house in Carbondale.

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Southern Illinois University Jackson Country Club Jerry Taylor Liz Lutz Laure Blackman Joan E. Boals Rosemary Brown Paula Jo Brassinger Shirley Allison SIU Carbondale

Barbecued Turkey Roasts Take Summer Menu by Storm

Summer turkey features spread at grocers for two months. Rotisserie boneless turkey roasts deliver convenience and nutrition with three servings per pound. A 3½ to 5 pound roast cooks in 2 to 2½ hours, while a turkey roll bastes on the spit. The Turkey Potato Skillet makes use of leftovers in a simple, quick dish yielding six servings.

Turkey Grealdine Acker University of Illinois Foods

Wedding date set by couple

Barbara Lynn Gulley and Wayne Elliott plan a July 6 wedding at the First Christian Church in Murphysboro. Gulley, daughter of Major and Mrs. Wayne E. Gulley, is a 1966 graduate of Gen H H Arnold High School Wiesbaden and studied at SIU and Belleville Junior College. Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Elliott, is a 1964 Murphysboro High School graduate and attended SIU. he is stationed at the Beaufort Marine Corps Air Station in South Carolina.

Barbara Lynn Gulley Wayne Elliott Wayne E. Gulley W. Harnett Mascoutah Hosea Elliott Clay St. Murphysboro Miss Gilley Fletcher Lewis Murphysboro H.H. Arnold Wiesbaden Germany Southern Illinois University Belleville Junior College Elliott Murphysboro High School Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort S.C First Christian Church

Owned by cat article guides humane care

This piece by Mickey Klaus extols cats as dignified independent pets and urges neutering. It covers selecting healthy kittens, feeding, litter care, bathing, handling, and safety, including avoiding harming birds with bells and using proper carriers.

Women tour Herrin mental health clinic visit

Members of the Catholic Women’s Club of Johnston City toured the Southern Illinois Mental Health Clinic in Herrin. John Althoff spoke on mental health problems. Two films were shown. Dessert at a Herrin restaurant followed hosted by Mrs. Adrian Gooch Mrs. Gene Craig Bernadine Gabby and Mary Lazorchok.

Catholic Woman’s Club Johnston City Southern Illinois Herrin John Althoff Adrian Gooch Gene Craig Bernadine Gabby Mary Lazorchok

Art for Life Ends Year With Beta Sigma Phi Meeting

Beta Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its final meeting of the 1967 68 year at Mrs Don Jacksons Marion home. Newly elected president Mrs Dick Jones led the session with programs by Mrs J C Fly and Mrs Ronnie Bantt. Mrs Terry Andres displayed paintings. Co hosts Mrs Richard Hill and Mrs Jackson served refreshments. Eighteen members attended. Mt Gilead Baptist Church Murphysboro will hold a memorial service for Sen Robert F Kennedy at 6 p.m. Sunday Rev Thomas T Turner pastor. To clean varnished or shel lack woodwork wash with warm soapy water rinse and dry then polish if desired.

Beta Mu Beta Sigma Phi Don Jackson Marion Dick Jones J.C. Fly Ronnie Bantt Terry Andres Richard Hill Jackson Mt. Gilead Baptist Church 17Th St Murphysboro Robert F. Kennedy Thomas T. Turner

SIU Couple Plans November Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. George Jessop announce the engagement of their daughter Sidney to Donald Formanic of Brookfield. Miss Jessop attends Southern Illinois University and is a Carbondale High School graduate. Formanic studies printing management at SIU and will graduate in March. A November wedding is planned.

George Jessop Sidney Donald Frank Formanic George Frank Formanic Brookfield Miss Jessop Southern Illinois University Carbondale Community High School Mr. Formantec SIU

Daisy appliques brighten a pink bikini with matching coverup

A dotted bikini features a chain of feminine daisy appliques in sizzle pink or brown. A coordinating coverup is included, styled like a cobbier's apron.

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