Carbondale Weekend Visit Ties Local and Washington Figures
Dr and Mrs Jasper W Cross of St Louis were hosted by his parents in Carbondale over the weekend. Cross will join Congressman Peter Mack Jr. in Washington for a June 25 wedding to Ramona North. He plans to be in the wedding party and previously served as secretary to Mack. Cross is an associate history professor at St Louis University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper W. Cross
St. Lewis
Carbondale
Jasper Cross
St. Louis University
Washington
Cross
Vernon Crane
Noel
Crane
Frances Noel) Crane
Southern Ilinois University
Ginger Cream Cheese Top Pie Frosting
Beat soft cream cheese with light cream until smooth. Fold in slivered preserved ginger and spread over warm apple pie for a bright, spicy finish.
Tackitt Cummins Vows In Carbondale Ceremony
Carolyn Rae Tackitt and Charles L Gummins wed June 10 at 2 p m in Carbondale at the Walnut Street Baptist Church parsonage. Rev B J Cherry officiated. Maid of honor Miss Shirley Morelan and best man Farris Cummins stood beside the couple. They will reside at 203 W Oak Carbonale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Rae Tackitt
Ray C. Tackitt
Christopher
Charles L. Gummins
Carbondale
Curtis T. Gummins
Karnak
B. J. Cherry
Walnut Street
Miss Harris Honored at Makanda Wedding Shower
Carolyn Harris was guest of honor at a Monday evening wedding shower hosted by Mrs. George Oliver in Makanda. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Wayman Presley and Mrs. Jean Fliger. Twenty six attended as games and gifts occurred around a white wedding cake and magnolia arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Harris
George Oliver
Makanda
Oliver
Wayman Presley
Jean Fliger
Hunt Troutman wedding told in Makanda church ceremony
Virginia Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McCaughan of Carbondale and John W Troutman son of Mr and Mrs Walter Troutman were married May 14 at Makanda Methodist Church by Rev James Barnett. The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather. Maid of honor was Ann Hunt. Best man was Jack Piquard. The couple reside in Alhambra California. Guests included relatives from Dongola Carbondale and Royalton. A household shower honored Mrs Rose at Miss Nancy Hogue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Robert Rose
St. Louis
Fred Corzine
Rt. 4
Carbondale
Shirley Corzine
Tom Boston
Mary
Anna
Elsie Corzine
V. L. Corzine
Vester Corzine
Virginia Hunt
Robert McCaughan
E. Main St
John W. Troutman
Walter Troutman
Rt. 2
Makanda Methodist Church
James Barnett
Ann Hunt
Royalton
Jack Piquard
Stella Heern
Makanda
Troutman
Maringo
Alhambra
Calif
Edward Corzine
Fletcher
Harold Wayne
Dongola
Nina McKinney
Maude McKinney
Lois Bagley
Donald Corzine
Nancy Hogue
Brooklane Drive
Reunion Tea for SIU Class of 1915 Hosted in Carbondale
Mrs. Mae McIntosh hosted a 3 to 5 p m tea at 504 W Walnut Carbondale for SIU class of 1915 members with Grace Wilhelm presiding at the punch bowl. Pink and pale blue decorations featured daisies and candles. Letters from alumni were read as part of the event preceding the evening Alumni Banquet at SIU with guests from St Louis Anna Johnston City Elizabethtown Carlyle and Chicago included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae MclIntosh
Southern Illinois University
W. Walt? Nut
Carbondale
Grace Wilhelm
United States
SIU
Rolla Sanders
W. A. Guyton
Carl Roberts
Gertrude Brinkman
St. Louis
R. W. Karraker
Card
Anna
Oroes Leach
Kin
E. C. Gillespie
Johnston City
Arthur R. Matheney
Elizabethtown
Theodore Gross
Carlyle
W. R. Mathews
Chicago
Downen Family Visits In Sesser
Corpus Christi residents spend 19 days in Sesser with relatives. Claude Robbins and daughter enjoy a two week California visit. Roy Hamilton visits Chicago two weeks with Virgil Hargrave. Lavonna Levault and Anne Young, employed in St. Louis, spend two weeks in Sesser. Airman James E. Hooter on a 10 day leave in Sesser with wife and relatives before reporting to Scott AFB. He previously spent 11 weeks at Lackland AFB, San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Sesser
Claude Robbins
California
Roy Hamilton
Virgil Hargrove
Chicago
Lavonna Levault
Anne Young
St. Louis
James E. Hooter
Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas Residents End Visit In Herrin
Mr and Mrs Robert Branson of Houston Texas will depart Thursday after an 11 day Herrin visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Branson and brothers Don and Terry Branson Branson a former Herrin resident. Mr and Mrs Gil Johnson of Chicago visited Herrin with Mr and Mrs Paul Marlow and children Carolyn Paul and Sally en route home from Daytona Beach Florida. Jim Wade employed in South Bend Indiana visited Herrin Sunday with his wife and children Larry and Janet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Branson
Houston
Tex
Herrin
Wayne Branson
Don
Terry
Branson
Gil Johnson
Chicago
Paul Marlow
Carolyn
Paul
Sally
Johnsons
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jim Wade
South Bend
Ind
Larry
Janet
Herrin Youth Attends Egyptian Music Camp Activities
Jimmy Cevers son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Cevers 416 S 19th St Herrin took part in the first session of the Egyptian music Camp in Du Quoin last week He belonged to the piano ensemble which performed Friday night and played flute in the band that gave a concert Saturday night He also studied conducting under F C Kreider director of Collinsville High School band for a week The camp was sponsored by the Herrin Womans Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cevers
Charles M. Cevers
S. 19Th St
Herrin
du Quoin
F. C. Kreider
Collinsville High School
Jimmy
Attend Services For Herrin Man David Phillips
Funeral services for David Phillips in Herrin drew several out of town attendees. Among guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Gunning of Chicago Mr and Mrs Riley Moore and Arthur Phillips of Aurora Mrs Emma Stonun and Mrs Elizabeth Campbell and Mrs Harley Stonun of Elgin Mr and Mrs Henry Ingraham and Anna Ingraham Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and daughter Suzanne Mrs Doris Baumgartner of Springfield and Herb Moore of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
David Phillips
Robert Gunning
Chicago
Riley Moore
Arthur Phillips
Aurora
Emma Stonun
Elizabeth Campbell
Harlevy Stonun
Elgin
Henry Ingraham
Anna Ingraham
Robert Lee
Suzanne
Doris Baumgartner
Springfield
Herb Moore
Decatur
Mulls of Herrin Entertain Zeta-Lethian Class
Mr and Mrs E O Mull of 604 N 14th St Herrin entertained the Zeta Lethian Class of the First Methodist Church Monday night Mrs Robert Richardson assisted the hostess The president Miss Frank Shelby conducted the business session Roll Call was door fun Mrs Otto McPhail gave the devotional One member Mrs Carl Neilson spoke about her Europe trip including the New York to Shannon Ireland flight and tulip time in Holland Refreshments were served to 24 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gander
Newfoundland
Shannon
Ireland
Holland
Suede Gains Spotlight with Du Pont Quilon Treatment
Suede dominates this season with designers using it in Bermuda shorts, shirts, and cocktail jackets. Du Pont introduces Quilon a revolutionary chemical that renders suede water resistant spot resistant and dry cleanable by ordinary methods making suede a prudent luxury.
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du Pont
Quilon
Everything For Children Can Freeze Out Father
A column sketches how a mother’s focus on children can erode her husband’s share of time and attention. It contrasts dinners out with hampered domestic equality and urges balance between family needs and a partner's role. The piece ends with a cooking tip to mix cooked and raw vegetables for salad texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
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Jean Armstrong
Indiana Camp
John M. Armstrong
Rt. 3
Henry F. Koch
Cannelton
Evansville
Ohio River
Miss Armstrong
Rebekahs
Carbondale Rebekahs Lodge
Ioof Hall
VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jean Eaton
Peoria
Violet Crawshaw
Anna Mae Terry
Pat Morgan
Mary Anne Davison
Tackitt
Cummins Vows Road
Mrs. Charlies L. Cummins
Nauman Studio
Harriss
Reunion Tea
Downen
Jersey
Texas
Shirley Carpenter
Zeigler
Will
Jacksonville
Zeigler American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Millett
Junior
Laurel L. McClain
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Assembly OF God Church
Murphysboro
Cox’s
Marion
Etreat
Cox's
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