Delta Theta Tau Dinner Honored Mothers in Murphysboro
A six thirty dinner for Delta Theta Tau sorority members mothers and friends was served Tuesday at a Murphysboro Christian church. Ed Cullinan and his group sang and Li'l Mae Cullinan Kathryn Crombar and Athleen Brunkhorst performed. A committee led by Berta Mae Turton organized the event for about 40 attendees.
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Christian Church
Murphysboro
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Berta Mae Turton
Fred Herbert
Ed Cullinan
Li'l Mae Cullinan
Kathryn Crombar
Athleen Brunk
Community events and club notices a loaded weekly schedule
Saturday official visit banquet and reception at local halls. Sunday lake reunion and farm meeting. weekly church services and youth activities. varied meetings of American War Mothers Loyal Daughters and Delta Theta Tau. social events at Copper Kettle and Masonic Temple. evening programs at First Baptist Murphysboro and St Peter's churches.
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Sheba Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Hall
Shryock Auditorium
Hurst
Herrin American Legion Auxiliary
American War Mothers
Herrin B.P.W
Mary Robb
S. South Herrin
Delores Foster
South Park Avenue
Herrin
Loyal Daughters of Christian Church
Clell Miller
South Sixteenth Street
Herrin Zeta Lethian
First Methodist Church
Carl Neilson
War Mothers
Eagles Hall
Sehior
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Murphysboro
W. T. Koenigsmark
Loyal Chapter of
May Meyer
Elm Street
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ex Murphysboro Man Stationed At Edwards Air Base
Albert Williams of Murphysboro reports his son has been assigned to Edwards Air Force Base in California. He works for Douglas Aircraft Company as inspector on final assembly of the Skyshark, a twin turbined Navy plane armed with rockets torpedoes and bombs. Williams has 21 years in the aircraft industry.
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Albert Williams
A. G. Williams
Murphysboro
Edwards Air Force Base
Muroc
Calif
Williams
Douglas Aircraft Company
Navy
Hostess Welcomes Pleasant Grove 4-H Club At Murphysboro Home
Virginia Lee Jones hosted Pleasant Grove Girls 4-H at her Murphysboro home on Wednesday. Ten members and three guests attended. Carolyn Hagler was named reporter, with talks by Norma Conway and Betty Phifer.
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Virginia Lee Jones
Pleasant Grove
Murphysboro
Lester Conway
Fay Ellen Conway
Harold Jones
Carolyn Hagler
Norma Conway
Betty Phifer
Gay Belles Hold Third 4-H Meeting in Murphysboro
The Gay Belles 4-H club of Murphysboro met Wednesday evening at Worthen school. Members discussed patterns and materials, then played games. Refreshments were served by Mary Sauer and Bernice Elliott. Thirteen members and one guest, George Sauer, attended.
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Gay Belles 4-H
Murphysboro
Worthen School
Mary Sauer
Bernice Elliott
George Sauer
Poppy Day Acknowledgment From Carbondale Army Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary thanks Carbondale businesspeople for their generous contributions to the recent Poppy Day sale, noting cooperation and thoughtfulness helped ensure a very successful 1950 event in Carbondale.
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Carbondale
Favorite Short Cut Ideas Across Housework Margins
A column on quick housekeeping tricks shares tips from readers on reviving worn items with cleaners and methods, saving time with wrapping and window care, and using paraffin to ease stuck drawers. It also notes gossip about procrastination, a visitor tale, and local social notices from Lone Oak communities.
Community notices from Zeigler church groups
The Royalton Catholic church hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn starting at 6 p m. The Rotary Club holds a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m at the community house. Rotary Club meets Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Zeigler community house. First Baptist church Vacation Bible School conducts commencement Friday at 7 30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
Egyptian Garden Club
Keller Garden
Ava
Carl
Rolla Brewer
Royalton
Rotary Club
Zeigler Community House
Bible School
The
Johnston City CES Plans Pot Luck Supper for Members
At the Johnston City CES regular meeting the chapter voted to host a pot luck supper for members and their families on Thursday evening June 29 at 6 pm. A committee for supper and an entertainment group were named. All members are urged to attend. Nearby Indiana guests visited Johnston City relatives on Thursday including Hubert Mahrenholz and family and Mary Henry.
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Johnston City
CES
O. H. Turner
Ruth Cosgrove
Maurice Mason
Leo Stephenson
Mary Davies
Paul Odum
Indiana
Hubert Mahrenholz
Marilyn
Carolyn
Paul Fietchall
Judy
Poseyville
Ind
Mary Henry
Evansville
Adam Schiff
Washington Avenue
C. J. Schiff
Roxie Hansford
Ralph Hansford
Lone Oak Residents Attend Sewing Class
Mrs. Marilee McCree and Mrs. Lela Peterson, members of the Lone Oak Home Bureau, were chosen to attend a regular sewing class as part of their local club activities.
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Alvin McCrees
Carl Stephens
Dorothy MceCree
Near Marion
Alvin McCree
Lone Oak
Herrin
Ray Alexander
Tom Alexander
Alexander
Ridley Convalescent Home
Piggott, Ark
Richard Peterson
Henry Peterson
Lone Q Oak
Marilee McCree
Lela Peterson
Lone Oak Home Bureau
Steeleville Home Bureau Meet Held Wednesday
The Steeleville Unit of Home Bureau met Wednesday at Mrs. A. K. Patrick's home with 15 members. Frances England led the major lesson on Home Produced Foods and members prepared and shared vegetable dishes. Mrs. Paul Heineke will host the next meeting at her home.
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Steeleville Home Bureau
Reau
A. K. Patrick
Frances England
Paul Heineke
Local sewing classes attract 22 attendees in Marion area
In Marion on Monday, Home Bureau offered sewing instruction including slip covers and other techniques. Two members from each unit were selected to attend classes, with a total attendance of 22 reported.
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Marion
Home Bureau
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