Carterville Woman's Club closes year with past presidents program
The Carterville Woman's Club ends its year with a past presidents program titled A Preview of Presidents. Baby pictures and life size sketches of past presidents were shown. Officers were installed by retiring 25th District IFWC president Mrs Hastie. Special awards and a blue ribbon press book were presented. A donation to the Little League was approved and a post meeting tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville Woman’s Club
Frank Ledbetter
Mitchell Beasley
Elbert Fulkerson
Carbondale
Frank Lauder
J. W. Hayton
Logan Colp
William Hastie
Gordon Riggin
Ray Venable
William Rushing
Harvey Clark
Charles Best
Albert Valentine
Carterville
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dick Richard
Fern Hastie
Henry McCabe
James Penrod
Hastie
Valentine
Richardson
American Home Club
IFWC
Chicago
Beasley
Carterville Club
Little League Ball Club
Helen Phillips
Clay Stocks
Ora Rodgers
Baptist Circle Meets in Herrin
The Inma Frank Circle of the First Baptist Church of Herrin met at Mrs. Jackie Claunch’s home. Mrs. Alene Phillips assisted as hostess and Mrs. Mary Belle Boren led the program on What Do Ye More Than Others. The devotional was by Mrs. Claunch. Next meeting will be July 9 at Mrs. Gene French’s home.
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Inma Frank
First Baptist Church of
Herrin
Jackie Claunch
Rt. 1
Alene Phillips
Mary Belle Boren
Gene French
N. Monroe
Auxiliary members depart Murphysboro for VFW encampment in Chicago
Mrs. Clara McClure and Mrs. Ollie Ward of Murphysboro left Thursday for Chicago to attend the Veterans of Foreign Wars Encampment at the Hilton Hotel. The two women are delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 7190 Murphysboro.
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Clara McClure
Ollie Ward
Murphysboro
Chicago
Hilton Hotel
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sew Two Clever Styles From One Pattern
Instructions for making two fashion styles from a single mid summer pattern Star Pattern No 332. Includes size 14 34 bust options and yardage, with mailing address and payment for pattern in Chicago Illinois.
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Southern Illinoisan
W. Adams St
Chicago
BPW Scholarship Awarded to Miss Rosalee Bullock
Miss Rosalee Bullock received a four year scholarship to Southern Illinois University from the Business and Professional Women's Club of Christopher. She is daughter of Spruel and Mrs Bullock of 502 North State Street Christopher.
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Rosalee
Bobbie) Bullock
Southern Illinois University
Business and Professional Woman’s Club of
Christopher
Miss Bullock
Spruel Bullock
N. State St
Chritopher Community High School
Chorus
Girls Athletic Assn
Hi-Tri
Future Homemakers of America
Gili-Whitacre Engagement Told
Mr and Mrs Dominic Gili of Carlyle announce the engagement of daughter Joy to William R Whitacre son of Mr and Mrs Earl Whitacre of Marion He is a law student at Southern Illinois University Miss Gili is a former Lindenwood College student and now majors in radio and television at SIU Definite wedding plans have not been made.
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Dominic Gili
Carlyle
Joy
William R. Whitacre
Earl Whitacre
Marion
Southern Illinois University
Miss Gili
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
SIU
Reverend Marvel Conducts Frankfort Revival
Rev. LeRoy Marvel, a Southern Illinois evangelist, conducts a revival at Third Baptist Church on Washington Boulevard in West Frankfort. The revival began Monday and runs through June 21, per pastor Rev. J. W. Benton.
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LeRoy Marvel
Southern Illinois
Third Baptist
Washington Blvd
West Frankfort
J. W. Benton
It's Natural Younger Is An Extrovert By Dr. George W. Crane
Bobby, 4, younger than Jimmy, 6, grows and reshapes family dynamics. Jimmy dominates play early, but Bobby’s arrival shifts behavior, prompting copycat language, social tendency, and adaptive traits. Bobby becomes sociable, wily, and likely to join groups, politics, and fashion—outlining rivalry and influence on later choices.
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George W. Crane
Bobby
Jimmy
Timmy
Charcoal Making in Colonial Times Described
The article explains how colonial charcoal was produced by covering burning logs with earth to restrict air flow, slowing combustion and creating charcoal rather than ash. This method shows early fuel practices and resource management.
Scout Camp To Take Fly Ups At Little Grassy
Brownie fly ups will be accepted at Little Grassy Girl Scout Camp per Miss Mabel L Webb executive director for the King Coal Council. Eligible Brownie fly ups may attend July 1 to 6 July 7 to 12 and Aug 4 to 9. Scouts have priority in registration and fly ups may fill vacancies.
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Little Grassy
Mabel L. Webb
King Coal Council
Bay Bridge carries 92,000 vehicles daily
daily traffic on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge reaches 92000 vehicles. The figure reflects steady commuter use across the span linking San Francisco and Oakland.
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San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
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Baptist Circle Meets
Marlyn
North Park Avenue
BPW
Rosalee Bullock
Gili-Whitacre
Marvel
Frankfort
Younger
YMCA
Allen Industries
Cline-Vick
Illinois
Botany” Brand
Toni
Arden
Hollywood
Maxwell
Coats
BANK
First National Bank
Gorham, Illinois
For
the Young Inheart
Wes
Jackson
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