Farewell Party At New Era Dairy In Carbondale
Mrs Marjorie Turcol guest of honor at a farewell dinner hosted by New Era Dairy in Carbondale Tuesday. She has worked at New Era for 18 months and will move with her husband to Beald after his Southern Illinois University graduation. A table lamp and personal gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Turcol
New Era Dairy, Inc
Marion
Kenneth Parrish
Glen Kitzman
Joan Turner
Roberta McElroy
Maxie Pace
Imogene MacKenzie
Leta Kabara
Mary Young
Mae Brown
Wanda Gengry
Joyce Holt
McSherry Family Visits Carbondale
Mr and Mrs James McSherry and children Helga and Gerhardt of Champaign visited his mother Mrs EdnacSherry at 112 S Forest Ave Carbondale over the weekend. Since graduating from Southern Illinois University McSherry has worked as historian at Chanute Air Force Base Rantoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Helga and
Gerhardt
Champaign
EdnacSherry
S. Forest Ave
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
McSherry
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Miss Russell to be Soloist at Du Quoin Concert
Miss Jackie Sue Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs Ova Russell of Carbondale will be soloist at the Egyptian Music Camp concert at Du Quoin Fairgrounds Friday at 8 pm She a Carbondale Community High School graduate spent a year at Juilliard School of Music New York where she earned the highest grade in saxophone and studies with Vincent Abato She will return to Juilliard in September Russell will perform Concerto for E flat Saxophone by George Steiner Concert director is Paul Yoder of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Sue Russell
Ova Russell
N. Oakland
Carbondale
du Quoin Fairgrounds
Russell
Carbondale Community High School
Julliard School of Music
New York
Vincent Abato
Julliard
Miss Russell
George Steiner
Paul Yoder
Chicago
Cartersville BPW Attends Picnic at Crab Orchard Lake
Members and guests of the Cartersville Business and Professional Women's Club gathered Tuesday for a picnic at Marion Boat Docks Crab Orchard Lake. A brief business session finalized plans and assignments for an open house the following Sunday at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Williams-Weber Wedding Vows Read In Johnston City Church
Miss Virginia Williams and Edward E. Webster were married Saturday June 2 at 6 pm in First Christian Church Johnston City. The couple's families and church members attended a reception in the basement following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams - Weber
Johnston City Church
Virginia Williams
Lester H. Williams
Rt. 1
Johnston City
Edward E. Webster
West Frankfort
First Christian Church
Arthur Webster
Royalton Resident Returns Home From Kansas Trip
Mrs. Ella Manering of Royalton returns home on Tuesday after a week in Wellington Kansas visiting her sister Nola Shervinton. Also visiting Royalton today were Mr. and Mrs. B Haymaker and children of Arlington Virginia and Blanche Sisk of Lawrenceville, with Mrs. John LeVan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Manering
Royalton
Nola Shervinton
Wellington
Kan
B. Haymaker
Arlington
Blanche Sisk
Lawrenceville
John LeVan
Murphysboro Residents Headed to Colorado and Visits
Miss Helen Schafer of Murphysboro leaves for Boulder Colorado to attend summer school at the University of Colorado. Pvt Paige L Stagner serves in the army and studies counter intelligence in Baltimore Md. A Denver visitor Orrin Stadel stays with the Metcalfs in Murphysboro as James Koerber returns to Romulus Michigan after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schafer
Murphysboro
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Paige L. Stagner
Huntsville
Ala
Paige L. Stagner II
Stagners
Paige LeClay III
Pvt. Stagner
Counter-Intelligence
Baltimore
Murray couple back from two week Los Angeles visit
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Murray return to their home on Rt 4 Murphysboro after a two week vacation in Los Angeles California where they were guests of his brother Robert and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Koerber
Romulus, Mich
Ding
Mavabes
Charles Koerber
Rt. 2
Kenneth Murray
Rt. 4
Murphysboro
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert
Loyal Women of First Christian Church Meet in Murphysboro
The Loyal Women's Class of First Christian Church Murphysboro held its June meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Anna McCoskey as hostess. The gathering opened with a prayer, followed by business, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Women’s — Class
First Christian Church
Murphysboro
Anna McCoskey
Beans for Teens Casserole
A teen friendly bean casserole recipe uses two cans pork and beans with tomato sauce baked with sliced onion and melted butter. Topped with shredded sharp processed cheese it cooks at 425 degrees F for about 20 minutes yielding six servings.
Immanuel Ladies Aid to Stage Lovely Ladies Play
The Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a play titled Lovely Ladies on June 21 at 8 p.m. in the parish hall with curtain time set. The group discussed father and for banded op events and arranged visits to Anna State Hospital for the adopted ward on June 20. Rev W T Janzow spoke on Foreign Missions with slides, Rose Strothmann presided, 31 members attended, and new members Mrs Glenn Boulton and Mrs John Stanovich were welcomed. prizes were awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid
Immanuel Lutheran
Anna State Hospital
W. T. Janzow
Rose Strothmann
Glenn Boulton
John Stanovich
Martha Ziegler
Cordin Baker
Kathryn Weber
Engagement of Doris Beshears to Charles Phelps
Mrs Inez Beshears of 221 S 14th St Murphysboro announces the engagement of her daughter Doris to Charles Phelps son of Mr and Mrs Ben Phelps of Cora. The wedding is set for June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Beshears
S. 14Th St
Murphysboro
Doris
Charles Phelps
Ben Phelps
Cora
Rightful identity for wives amid marital neglect
Ruth Millett urges husbands to treat wives as individuals with rights not mere dependents. A letter reveals a wife feeling devalued by routine, lack of help with children, and resistance to her own plans, underscoring the need for partners to notice and support her as a person.
Parental caution on ride shares for teens
If you promised to drive your teenage daughter and friends, avoid last minute changes and let her drive only if originally agreed. Parents who consented to their daughters riding with you may distrust a teen driver substitution, so stick to the original arrangements.
Herrin Zeta-Lethian Class honors members with farewell gifts
The Herrin First Methodist Zeta-Lethian Class honored two members with farewell pen and pencil sets at its June meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Stanton. Mrs. Lesta Calhoun plans to move to Waukegan and Mrs. Stanton to Nokomis as Mrs. Lucille Vick Howell led the program on five hymns across centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta-Lethian
Herrin First
God
Martin Luther
John Fawcett
Augustus T. Lady
Sabine Baring-Gould
George Bernard
Earl Threlkeld Honored on Navy Leave Picnic
Earl Threlkeld of Carterville was guest of honor at a Crab Orchard Lake picnic Sunday with about 40 relatives and friends from Carterville and Herrin. He is on a 30 day U S Navy leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Everett Threlkeld of Carterville. He recently returned from Pearl Harbor where he had been stationed. After leave he will go to California for reassignment in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Threlkeld
Carterville
Crab Orchard Lake
Herrin
Threlkeld
U. S. Navy
Everett Threlkeld
Pearl Harbor
California
Alaska
Lydays Return From Kansas Visit Herrin
Dr and Mrs E F Lyday and son Tommy of Herrin returned from Coffeyville Kansas where they visited their son Eddie Lyday daughter in law and granddaughter Susie Bob Cullison Limerick Loan manager in Franklin Indiana visited Herrin this week and formerly worked as assistant manager for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lyday
Tommy
Herrin
Coffeyville, Kan
Eddie Lyday
Susie
Bob Cullison
Limerick
Franklin
Ind
Loyal Woman's Class Plans Crab Orchard Picnic
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Herrin Christian Church arranged a July meeting at Crab Orchard Boat Dock after a June session held Tuesday in the church basement. Grace McCoskey presided, a sympathy card was sent to ill ex-member Mrs Clarence Dillard in Florida, and Myra Pack led games with prizes for Ethel Schulz and Ethel Odum. Hostesses Ada Cornelius, McCoskey, and Odum served refreshments to 16 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Christian Church
Crab Orchard Boat Dock
Grace McCoskey
Clarence Dillard
Florida
Belle Lovel
Myra Pack
Ethel Schulz
Ethel Odum
Ada Cornelius
McCoskey
Odum
Floridian Vacation Report From Herrin Family Trip
Mrs. Flo Birkholz of Herrin and her daughters Helen Birkholz and Mrs. Anita Crenshaw of St. Louis return from a ten day Florida vacation. They visited Silver Springs Fort Lauderdale Miami and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Birkholz
Herrin
Helen Birkholz
Anita Crenshaw
St. Louis
Florida
Silver Springs
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Smith and Bulinger Families Plan Herrin Lake Reunion
The Smith and Bulinger families meet Sunday at Herrin City Lake for a day of activities with soft drinks provided. Friends are invited to join the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Bulinger
Herrin Lake
Smith and Bulinger
Herrin City Lake
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Hal Hall
H. O. Hall
Marie Taylor
W. Main Sr
Miss Wekeland
John Allen Hoskins
Columbus
Ohio
Carbondale Church
Queen Esther
Walnut Street
Ardell Shamblin
St. Marion St
Kay Chamness
DU Quoin
BPW
Max R. Hickerson
Bill Sanders
Maralyn Donat
Janice Williams
Pat Yotkewich
Jaise
Arthur Webster Jr
West
Frank Schafer
Elkville
Jim Bowlin
Vernon Sanders
Donna Jean Oates
Phyllis Sanders
Jackie Mathis
Webster
General Radiator, Inc
Mt. Vernon
West Frankfort Community
Horstman
Colorado
Mrs. Stagner
Alabama
Metcalfs
Denver
Orrin Stadel
Ben
J. L. Metcalf
Metcalf
Chadwick
Koerber
Michigan
McCann’s Market
Armour’s Star Young Beef Sale
T-Bone
Armour’s Star Lord
Parkay
McCann’s
Ruth Millett
Zoe Tal
Phil Fredman
UPC II
Park Ave
Herrin III
Herrin Zeta-Lethian
Myrtle Kibby
Floyd Bracy
Carleilson
Jo Ing
Mary
Martha
E. F. Lydays
Kansas
Indiana
E. Jackson
WCIL
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