Carbondale Couple Attend U I Graduation
Dr and Mrs J W Neckers of Carbondale will travel to Champaign Urbana this Sunday to attend daughter Nancy Neckers graduation with a B S in Journalism. Grandfather Albert Neckers of Claymere New York will join and return to Carbondale Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Neckers
South Maple Street
Carbondale
Champaign - Urbana
Nancy
Miss Neckers
Albert Neckers
Claymer
N.Y
Neckerses
WSCS Circle Hosts 16 at Carbondale First Methodist Meeting
WSCS Circle 2 of Carbondale First Methodist church met June 10 with 16 members at 207 West Walnut. Mrs Earl Bradley presided with Mrs Shafer as chair. De votions by Mrs L N Grier, year summary by Mrs W C Becknell, vocal selections by Mrs Julia Hill, and year lesson leaders Mrs Rolla Wiggins and Mrs Ernest Mollhagen. Officers named include Mrs Floyd Cunningham secretary and Mrs George Patterson treasurer. The circle sponsors a youth to summer zone year and a circle member Mrs Tom Martin privately sponsors a boy to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Shafer
West Walnut Street
Carbondale
WSCS
Carbondale First
Ernest Mollhagen
Floyd Cunningham
George R. Patterson
Bert Dickerman
Sunshine
John Mars
Dora Gilbert
Mae McIntosh
Robert Harper
Robert Hill
Highlands Attend Graduation in St Louis for Mrs Davis
Mr and Mrs Herbert Highland of Carbondale traveled to St Louis to attend the graduation of Mrs Mary Adele Davis from Washington University school of medicine. Dr Karl Compton of MIT delivered the graduation address and Dr Davis was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Highland
South Forest Street
Carbondale
St. Louis
Baltimore
Gallapolis
Ar 4Ville
Ohio
Davis
St. Pres
Ook Orly
Carl Oe
Circleville
University City
W. S. Davis, Jr
Whal Shoe Co
Highland
Billie Davis
Arthur Buchert
Murphysboro
SIU Students At Indiana Training Conference
Miss Linda Stanford Miss Rachel Kinison Miss Dorothy Ozburn Sammie Edwards and Harrell Melton from Southern Illinois University represented the Student Christian Foundation at a regional training conference at Epworth Forest Indiana June 7 to 14. Attendees numbered 115 Methodist students and Wesley Foundation directors from eight states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Stanford
Rachel Kinison
Dorothy Ozburn
Sammie Edwards
Harrell Melton
Southern Illinois University
Student Christian Foundation
Epworth Forest
Ind
Methodist
Wesley Foundation
E. Stumpf
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Darold Hackler
Columbus
Ohio
Texas
New York
North Carolina
South Dakota
California
Shower Honors Sparta Woman
Mrs Elizabeth of Sparta entertained with a blue shower honoring her niece. Friends and relatives attended the informal gathering and shared greetings.
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Sparta
Elizabeth Et
SIU Students Wed In St. Louis
Miss Jeanne Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Palmer of St Louis Missouri and Lowell Odaniell son of Mr and Mrs Louis Odaniell of Chicago were married at Normandy Presbyterian Church St Louis at 11 am Rev Grant O Jennings officiating The couple left for a wedding trip to New Orleans after a breakfast at Ruggeri s Palmer a June SIU graduate Phi Sigma Sigma member Odaniell SIU senior Phi Pi member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Palmer
Ray Palmer
St. Louis
Lowell Odaniell
Louis R. Odaniell
Chicago
Normandy Presbyterian Church
Grant O. Jennings
Doris McClane
Virgil Fox
Ruggeri’s
New Orleans
Palmer
Southern Illinois University
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Odaniell
SIU
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Miss Patty Ho Receives Cap at Nursing Ceremony
Miss Patty Ho daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hooppan Route 3 Carbondale was among 42 preclinical students of Southern Baptist hospital s Mother School of Nursing presented with nurses caps in a ceremony at Napoleon Avenue Baptist Church New Orleans La Monday June 2. She graduated from Southern Illinois University in 1951 and is preparing for mission work in nursing education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ho
David Hooppan
Route 3
Carbondale
Southern Baptist Hospital
Napoleon Avenue Baptist Church
New Orleans
Hooppan
Southern Illinois University
Ripley Family Reunion Held in Lesser
The Ripley family reunion occurred Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freelee Wall in Lesser. A lawn dinner followed by games such as tennis and horseshoes filled the afternoon with many relatives and friends in attendance including Ernest Joubert Thomas Ripley and family and the Wall family. John I. Newhouse and family concluded a visit in Lesser before departing to Fort Hood Texas for military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Lesser
Freelee Wall
Ernest Joubert
Thomas Ripley
Tommy
Fines
Gary
Charles Pheifer
Janice
Charles, Jr
Ernest Hopkins
Robert Ripley
Bobby
G Jenna
East St. Louis
Raymond Underwood
Norma Ripley
Denon
Joyce Ann
Nurthysboro
Arden
Elton Ripley
Minnie Ripley
Oroville
Wall
Mary
Mona
Bob
John Newhouses
Sesser
John I. Newhouse
John
Fort Hood
Tex
Francis Williamson
Weekend Guests Attend Herrin Families
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridenstine host their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Briande Kay and Nola of St. Louis as weekend visitors. Mrs. Mamie Brown of Herrin visits Carbondale with daughter Thelma Lee Bobbit and son Eugene Brown and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bridenstine
North Sixteenth Street
Herrin
P. T. Briandee Kay and
Nola
Mrs. Brown
Carbondale
Mamie Brown
North Eleventh Street
Thelma Lee Bobbitt
Eugene Brown
Amoma Class and Church Circle Meet in Herrin
Amoma class and First Baptist church circle met Tuesday night at Lois Newcom's home in Herrin. Madge Kelley led business, Bess Hunt spoke on Youth, and games followed a program attended by twenty members and four Chicago and Herrin guests. Local visitors included D T Raynor and sons visiting Mrs W R Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church of
Herrin
Lois Newcom
North Eleventh Street
Madge Kelley
Bess Hunt
Alberta Newcom
Tommie Houston
Maggie Robinson
Gertie Berry
Lola Koepke
Ada Jean Parsons
Chicago
Loretta Rowe Herrin
Herrin Area Residents Visit and Camp Scout News
Dr and Mrs E F Lyday and family visited New Madrid and Wickcliffe Kentucky en route home from Zeigler. Bartlesville Oklahoma visitor Mrs Harold Graves spent four days with her Herrin relatives. Herrin Girl Scouts attend Camp Quotoga near Graf ton with regional units. A Chester resident attended a Dearborn Michigan trip. A bridal shower honored Mrs Clifford Dale Eggemeyer in Chester with 17 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lyday
Tommy
South Eighteenth Street
Herrin
Eddie Lyday
Zeigler
New Madrid
Wickcliffe
Merritt Spitler
Harold Graves
Nancy Jo and
Keaster
Bartlesville
Okla
Ed Kommer
South Ninth Street
H. Graves
Graves
Frieda Kommer
Clifford Dale Eggemeyer
Chester
Bill Bivens
Trande Gross
Chester Aid Holds Quarterly Presbyterian Meeting
The General Aid of the Presbyterian church of Chester met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Kail Shannon presiding. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Roy Tindall and Mary Mullins gave two piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester Girl Weds in St Louis Navy Suit in May Ceremony
Miss Norma Gail Berry became Mrs Leonard Gunn in a May 31 ceremony at St Stephen's Lutheran church St Louis. Attendant Doris Berry of Chester sister of the bride and Howard Standefer of St Louis served as attendants. The double ring rite was conducted by Rev H Etzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Gail Berry
Leonard Gunn
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Visitors Gather at Roy Brownings in Herrin
Mr and Mrs Roy Browning hosted relatives from Johnston City and Herrin with extended visits in Herrin and Marion. Over the weekend they were joined by Mr Browning and Mrs Julia Hutton of Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Browning
North Eleventh Street
Herrin
Browning
M. M. Rentfro
Johnston City
Julia Hutton
Marion
Brownings
Mr. Brown
Elect Officers In Murphysboro
The American Legion Auxiliary in Murphysboro elected new officers at its regular meeting in the Legion hall. Officers include President Mildred Gunn and First Vice President Ruby Mitch, with Iva Faughn as Secretary. Delegates were chosen for the state convention in Chicago July 31 to August 3. The group pledged $10 to the fireworks fund and discussed the June 18 district convention in Chester. They will appear on the Breakfast With Ralph radio program June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ree Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Albertine Coleman
Iva Faughn
Em Stella Smith
Euelah Hardin
Margaret Reeder
Estella Riggio
Mary Riseling
Chicago
Mildred Gunn
Jessie Carr
Chester
Ralph
Vaughns of Carterville Hold Annual Reunion at Giant City Park
The Vaughns of Carterville held their reunion and homecoming at Giant City Park with 94 attending. The annual event will be repeated next year on the first Sunday in June at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughns
Carterville
Giant City Park
Suppers Menu Ringed Tomato Aspic and Tea Sandwiches
Plan includes a ring of tomato aspic unmolded and filled with chicken salad. Accompanied by thin bread and butter sandwiches and pimiento stuffed olives. Dessert features a chocolate layer cake and strong hot coffee.
Espositos of Murphysboro In Chicago
Dr and Mrs A R Esposito and family of Murphysboro attend the annual convention of the American Medical Association in Chicago. Local notes list residents visiting, events at Riverside Park, a June BPW party at Tom's Place, and community activities including a Lutheran Ladies Aid pot luck and hat contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Esposito
Murphysboro
Chicago
American Medical Association
Lutheran Aid
Riverside
Ladies Aid
The
First Lutheran Church of
Riverside Park
B and P W Club Meeting in Carterville
Carterville Business and Professional Women's Club leaders met at president Ina Tomm's home to outline the year's plans. They scheduled a Tuesday gathering at Mr. Tomm's lawn and discussed community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B & PW Club
Carterville
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Ina Tomm
Og Pear Ness W
Omm
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U. of I
Miss Anderson
Aileen Anderson
West Cherry Street
Mrs. Shafter
Carbondale Circle
Tom Martin
Indiana
Joseph Frank Kupferer, Jr
Conyer Studio
Miss Turner
Anna
Helen Turner
A. Turner
Joseph Frank
J. F. Kupferer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fred Renschen
Clement Dirler
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Grand Chain
Carol McGregor
Mary Day
John K. Kupferer
Frank Hodges
James Turner
Jack Gore
Anna Heights
Cynthia Turner
Jane Gore
Kupferer
Anna Jonesboro
Murphysboro Township
Japan
Korea
Prudential Insurance Company
Flora
Freds
William Elliott
McLeansboro
Icbe Fred
Janice Sulser
Elliotts
Helen's Soos Pos Eee 3 "Hone
Bridenstines
Mrs. Newcom
Granite City
D. T. Raynor
Tommie and
Ronnie
Lydays
Missouri
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Colorado
Terry Hughes
South Eighth Street
Denver
Colo
Herbert Drne
Dianne
Katie Hughes
Jessie Wilson
Janet
Olney
Edward Barnes
E. Gilbert Brown
North Nineteenth Street
Irty-Severn
Camp Quotoga
Grafton
King Coal Council
Williamson
Franklin Counties
Michigan
Herbert Reuscher
Dearborn
Mich
Curtis Studio
W. Monroe
James H. Ledbettr
Louis Colvis
Ralph Ledbetter
Fort Gage
Oscar Schroeder
Alfred Hoffman
Henry Juergens
Frank McLaughen
Oscar Marqwardt
William Hirte
Roy Tindall
Roy Brownings
Walker’s Fruit Markets
N. Park
S. Park Herrin
Carterville, Hold Reunion
Ing
Walter Browning
Chester Browning
WYE Supply
Herrin Wye
Espositos of
E. R. Ellis
Muree
Tom
M. K. Spencer
Lila
Steeleville
Irene Ebers
Doerr
Sharon Lynn Althoff
E. E. al
Cairo
St. Andrew's Hospital
Wage Aea
Sophie Althoff
Clark Street
E. J. Banister
James Briggs
Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
George Temple
Lexington
M F. Harman
South Fourteenth Street
BPW
the Business and Professional Woman’s Club of
Nora Fay
Springfield
Hilda Dietrich
Alberta Pautler
Gertrude Snider
Sally Logan
News and Bulletin Service Committee
Norine Good
Edna Edwards
Agatha
Elizabeth Humphrey
Doris Wood
Ethel Segrens
Aluman
Pitty-ows
Father's Day
ALL Baptist Book Store
W. Main
Carterville Christian
Guy
Wyvan
Children’s Hospital, Asse
Mlinois
First National Bank
Carbondale, Illinois
Southern
Illinois
Banking House
BANK
Washington Ave
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