Barbara Irene Field wed Carl Thomas Winter in Carterville
Miss Barbara Irene Field of Peoria became the bride of Carl Thomas Winter at 8 p m Saturday June 8 in the Methodist Church of Carterville The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Field of 612 Illinois Ave Peoria The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs David Winter of 303 James St Carterville Rev Marvin Friesner officiated in the presence of immediate families Mrs Provence served as matron of honor The couple plan to reside at 414 N Glen Oak St Peoria The bride is a 1957 Woodruff High School graduate The groom a 1955 Carterville High School graduate employed with M H Equipment Co Peoria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Irene Field
Peoria
Carl Thomas Winter
Carterville
Harry Field
Illinois Ave
David Winter
James St
Marvin Friesner
Richard D. Provence
Provence
Woodruff High School
Carterville High School
M. H. Equipment Co
Winter
Glen Oak St
Viess
Gallena
Vergennes Community High School
Southern Illinois University
U. S. Navy
Illinois
Earl Hirst
Galena
Elder Edmonds
Sterling
Edward Nagle
Fond du Lac
Wis
Louis Schoenfeld
Frank Benson
James Oldenburg
Browntown
James Eaton
Pecatonica
Margaret Zeal
John Vincent
Anna Horton
Calmar
Iowa
N. Main St
Hirst Kmucha Vows Exchanged In Galena Nuptials
Miss Lenore Hirst daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hirst of Galena wed Thomas W Kmucha son of Mr and Mrs Louis Kmucha of Vergennes in a 10 30 a m ceremony at St Marys Church Galena A dinner reception followed at Log Cabin Galena with attendants Mrs Richard Werner Mrs Robert DeBuhr and Miss Ruth Machow The couple to reside at 319 1/2 N Main St Galena after July 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Hirst
LeRoy R. Hirst
Galena
Thomas W. Kmucha
Louis W. Kmucha
Ver
Gaena
A. Edward Reier
St. Mary's Catholic Church
N. Main St
Richard Werner
East Dubuque
Robert DeBuhr
Lancaster
Wis
Ruth Machow
Stephanotis
Gene Porter
Vergennes
Edward McCarthy
Robert Moll
Champaign
Galena High School
Clarke College
Dubuque
Iowa
Jo da
Esther Day Observance Held by Jasmine Chapter in Marion
Jasmine Chapter 134 Order of Eastern Star Marion hosted Esther Day Services at Paul’s Chapel Baptist Church on June 2 with district chapters from Carbondale Centralia Colp Du Quoin Metropolis and Mt Vernon. The event featured opening service numbers by the Community Unit School District 2 band and remarks by Rev Raymond Davis and Mrs Mary R Carter. Dinner for about 200 officers and guests followed at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasmine
Order of Eastern Star
Marion
Paul's Chapel
Community Unit School
George Ashley
J. H. Roulach
AME
Etta Jackson
Carbondale
John W
Apen
Centralia
Colp
du Quoin
Metropolis
Mt. Vernon
R. Duncan
Mary R. Carter
Eureka Grand Chapter
Illinois
Raymond Davis
Paul’s Chapel Baptist Church
Jasmine Chapter
William Barnett
Plenty Of Work At Home For Teens Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that juvenile delinquency stems from parental neglect of chores. She says homes should share daily tasks among all members to instill responsibility, especially with summer coming. Teens should help with lawn care and other duties instead of always seeking leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Sympathy Letter Advice for Grieving Families
A guide highlights the importance of writing a sympathy letter to someone who has lost a family member. It emphasizes that even simple, caring words can offer comfort, and urges not to neglect offering support during grief.
Past Matrons Plan Meetings in Steeleville Chapter
The Past Matrons club of Steeleville Chapter 738 OES met at Mrs. Nellie Black’s home in Cutler with Mrs. Myrtle Mumbower presiding. Devotions were by Mrs. Hattie Mumbower. guests included Mrs. Isabelle Wisely and Mrs. Elizabeth Carver of Upland Chapter 346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeleville
Order of Eastern Star
Nellie Black
Cutler
Myrtle Mumbower
Hattie Mumbower
Isabelle Wisely
Elizabeth Carver
Upland
Calif
Altha Erwin
Nellie Jones
Richmonds Plan Open House for 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John M Richmond of Belleville celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their son and daughter in law Bruce Richmond at 404 S 20th St Murphysboro from 2 to 4 pm. Former Johnston City residents, the couple invites friends and relatives. Brown or white eggs are interchangeable and do not affect quality flavor or value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Richmond
Belleville
Bruce Richmond
S. 20Th St
Murphysboro
Richmond
Johnston City
Wedding Dinner and Shower for Mr and Mrs Bobby Khem
A wedding dinner and shower honored Mr and Mrs Bobby Khem at the groom’s parents house in Makanda. The bride is Doris Cox. Klump returns Friday to College Park Maryland where stationed with the 70th Triple A Brigade. Over 50 guests from Makanda Carbondale De Soto Gorham Cobden and Anna attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Khem
Emmett Klump
Makanda
Doris Cox
Klump
College Park
70Th
Triple-A Brigade
U. S
Cobden
Anna
Marriage Announced for Deborah Cochran and James Speith
Mrs. Deborah Cochran and James Speith wed in Hernando Mississippi with the Rev. Charles Skeett presiding. Deborah is a senior at Carbondale Community High School and plans further study. James is a Murphysboro Township graduate of 1955 and works at Max's D-X in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Cochran
Deborah
James Speith
Clarence Speith
Murphysboro
Hernando
Miss
Charles H. Skeett
Speith
Carbondale Community High School
Murphysboro Township
Max’s
Carbondale
Dad's Night Observed by Murphysboro White Shrine 85
At the Murphysboro White Shrine 85 regular meeting in the Masonic Temple on Friday at 8 p m Mrs Helen Austin worthy high priestess will preside Miss Margaret Alice Bowers is chairman of the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Murphysboro
Masonic Temple
Helen Austin
Margaret Alice Bowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas V. Kmucha
CES
Ruth Millett
Junior
and Cooke
Revere Ware
Revere
Bradley
West Monroe
Carbond
Mrs
Walnut Murphysboro
First National Bank
Willhire Factory Shoe
South
Public Square
Teombat
PET
Alee
Waaine
Leen
Eter
Nana Aves
MOON
H. P
REA
Eaton & Brown Appliances
East Main
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