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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Hubert Payne of 1208 Davis Street Johnston City announce the marriage of their daughter Lynda Marie Chicago to Carl Kalinsky Chicago The double ring ceremony was held May 21 The groom is the son of
Mr and Mrs Elmer Tripp celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a basket dinner at their Rt 1 Pomona home on May 18 1908 More than 50 relatives and friends attended and offered greetings The couple were joined by Mrs Tripp's sister Mrs Mary Brown of Carbondale and brother Dever Gregory of Murphysboro Their Tripp family includes six children Lloyd Tripp Hazel Hagler William Tripp Agnes Basden Bernice Jones Carl Tripp all of Pomona Granite City and Murphysboro They have 19 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
Miss Wanda Mae Followell and Eldon Alex Bangs married May 31 in Christopher at a 10 30 a m double ring ceremony officiated by Rev John Nall. The bride, daughter of Lawrence and Mrs Followell, wore pale blue and the couple will reside at Highmore Apartment Hotel in Chicago.
Sheba Shrine No 63 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will observe Worthy High Priestess and Watchman of Shepherds Night at the Masonic Temple in Carbondale on Friday at 8 pm. Vivian M Parrish, past Supreme worthy high priestess and newly elected Supreme worthy treasurer, will be guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs J H Conditt of Murphysboro received a congratulatory message from President Dwight D Eisenhower on their 50th wedding anniversary. The greeting arrived by mail on their wedding date. They will hold an open house June 15 from 2 to 5 p m.
Herrin Altrusa Club will install officers at a 7 p m dinner tonight at the Ly-Mar Hotel. Retiring president Mrs Mildred Hindman confirms the event and the new president is Mrs Roberta Arbuckle.
Bride elect Sally Schwartz daughter of Mrs. Sally Schwartz of Carbondale announces her upcoming marriage to James Thomas Yarbrough of Tunica Mississippi. Schwartz a Northwestern graduate and speech correction teacher in Kankakee. Yarbrough a University of Mississippi graduate employed by Gorham Company in Chicago. Wedding set for early summer.
Murphysboro White Shrine No. 85 will hold a school of instruction at its meeting Friday at 8 p m A potluck supper will precede the meeting at 6 30 p m Worthy High Priestess June Snider asked that all officers be present.
Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson and their sons David and John Martin of Johnston City will spend a 10 day vacation in Wisconsin. They intend to attend graduation exercises at St Johns Academy Delafield where David attended last year.
The ninth Keyton and Tindall reunion gathered relatives Sunday at Crystal Country Club in Crystal, Missouri, with attendees from Anna, Rockwood, Chester, East St. Louis, Normandy, Festus and Crystal City. Plans were made to host the 10th reunion at Cole Memorial Park in Chester.
The Home Bureau unit met in Cabin in City Park with Mrs Bertha Moake presiding. They planned to attend the annual potluck luncheon for Williamson County Federation of Home Bureaus in Marion on June 18.
Miss Anna Kay Bradley daughter of Harry G. Bradley of Poplar Bluff Missouri graduated Wednesday from George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University St Louis with a master’s degree She accepted a position at Anna State Hospital Bradley previously earned a bachelor’s in journalism from Missouri in 1956 and worked for the Southern Illinoisan and the Illinois Public Aid Office in Murphysboro
Miss Sandra Dobbins and Miss Dorothy Smith of Johnston City returned from the Southern Region Girl's Athletic Association camp at Southern Illinois University, Little Grassy Lake. They represented Johnston City High School.
The Egypt branch of the National League of American Pen Women held a Sunday luncheon in Harrisburg chaired by President Mrs. Lucille Tucker. Membership committee members reported three new members and secretary Mrs. J. P. Chapp read a letter from national president Catherine Urbans. Afternoon speaker Mrs. Tinsely May of Norris City discussed poetry and experiences. Next meeting set for August 10 at 316 E. Poplar St.
A tablespoon of coffee powder added to angel food cake mix enhances coffee flavor. Mix the coffee powder with the flour mixture to please coffee lovers.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hadfield of Herrin marked their fifty years of marriage with a family dinner at their home on S 14th Street They wed June 4 1908 in Carterville Mrs Hadfield a former Bessie Carter They have three children and several grandchildren with relatives attending and others sending regards due to Mrs Hadfields illness.
Southern Illinois White Shrine members attend the June meeting in Flora at 1 30 pm in the Masonic Hall. Mrs Elfreida Schlau of Chicago Supreme worthy chaplain will be guest of honor.
Mrs Mildred Wolfe announces an honored lineup for Shepherds Night following a smorgasbord dinner. Past presidents of the Club will be recognized alongside the worthy High Priestess and Watchman of Shepherds in an evening program.
Rev Powers and Mrs Powers of San Diego Calif visited Mr and Mrs Buford Howard in Johnston City on Thursday and Friday. Powers is a former pastor of Washington Avenue Baptist Church. A teen party featured a rainbow ice cream treat rolled into nut. attendance noted.
While cooking fresh green peas, a tip suggests tossing in a few empty pods for enhanced flavor. The idea is to extract subtle sweetness and depth from the pod skins as the dish cooks.
Ruth Millett argues women gain self-assurance from wearing the latest fashion. She notes even misfit sacks or pointed-toe shoes feel right if in style, predicting future derision for old looks and urging readers to respond to invitations and stay current.
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