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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
6
Mrs Nita Krelo entertained at Teen Town on Wednesday for her son Michael’s 13th birthday. Assisted by Mrs Lorita Turner and Mrs Hedy Haley, the party featured dancing games and prizes for Jay Lewis and Marcia Decker. Refreshments served to 28 guests including hotdogs chips soda and birthday cake.
Miss Martha Ann Malkovich and John Galli become engaged as announced by their parents Mrs Malkovich of Johnston City and Mr Galli of West Frankfort. Martha Ann is a Johnston City High School and SIU Voc Tech Institute graduate. John Galli is a West Frankfort Community High School graduate. Wedding plans are indefinite.
In New York Eva, a tousled haired disc jockey, hosts Date with Eva on Radio Free Europe. Her Czech audience listens secretly in dorms and clubs as jazz becomes a symbol of liberty behind the Iron Curtain. Eva fled Prague in 1948 and now shares American music across Europe through RFEs 18 hour daily schedule.
Miss Fern Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ogle Franklin Murphysboro wed Clifford Hamburger son of Frank Hamburger at Gospel Assembly Church Du Quoin The Rev Bery Clark officiated The bride wore pastel blue dress and carried a white Bible The maid of honor wore embroidered pink dress Best man was Don Ruby An usher Jess Coffel Jr A three tier cake and roses decorated the reception The couple work at local firms and belong to Gospel Assembly Church Out of town guests included family members from Murphysboro
The Christopher Business and Professional Women's Club held a picnic supper in Mrs Leora Simpsons yard on Wednesday night. Officers Agatha Morton Bess Lazzares Florena Weaver and Dorothy Smith led the event. Thirty one members attended with three guests Naomi Webb Beulah Lowe and Helen Simpson. Committee named for next meeting includes Frances Furlin Elizabeth Mense and Helen Gamber.
The Good Time Needle Club met at Mrs. Leo Thomas home in Johnston City for a Wednesday potluck luncheon. Guest Mrs. Hazel Green attended.
A home cook suggests enhancing meat gravy by simmering with a bay leaf, celery tops, a carrot slice, and cracked peppercorns to infuse depth and brightness into the sauce.
The Daughters of Isabella Msgr DeGasperi Circle held a regular meeting on Thursday night initiating two new members Mrs Alice Stewart of Bellaire and Mrs Josette Purcellio of North 12th St Regent Lena Bosetta briefed on the State Convention in Cairo noting nine circles raised 15545 for St Johns Orphanage Chapel Fund The circle voted 50 for the School Library Fund Plans were announced for the July Festival at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church with volunteers sought for booths cake and refreshment stands A social is planned for June 26 with a weiner roast at City Park 6 30 p m No socials in July or August Georgia Lauber named social committee chair for September
The Smart Pre Teens presents new swimsuits designed with style for preteens. The red snowflake print appears on a bright blue background while red and black stripes contrast boldly on gray. Both suits use stretchy knitted delance yarns for a snug fit.
The Hand of the Week column for the Herrin Duplicate Bridge club will not appear today as members attended a St. Louis tournament last week. The column will resume next Monday.
St Andrew s Hospital Auxiliary in Murphysboro will hold its quarterly meeting Wednesday at 2 p m in the American Legion Paul Stout Post Judge Peyton H Kunce will be guest speaker Officers to be installed for the ensuing year Mrs William J Borgsmiller chairs refreshments and Mrs Ben Daniel president elect chairs the program
The article highlights the brightest gloves in years featuring black dots or diamonds, paisley prints, and rose patterns in pink or black. Both printed and embroidered gloves are washable and should be sudsed after wear to stay looking sharp.
A recipe hint suggests shaping a small amount of rich cookie dough around a solid chocolate mint wafer and baking. Ideal for party bites and finger food.
Patricia Springhart of Marion crab Orchard begins a stint at Eastern Music Camp at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. A public concert closes the camp next Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Camp Theater. she is a sophomore at Crab Orchard High School and a voice student of Mrs Grace Duty.
Carbondale lodge will gather Tuesday at 6 p m for a potluck supper in the IOOF Hall on E Main St. April May and June birthdays will be honored and all members are urged to attend.
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