Murphysboro BPW Recounts June Dinner Meeting
Miss Marie Palmer led a discussion of The Hidden Persuaders at the Murphysboro BPW Club June dinner at Tom's Place with PR committee chairwoman Palmer and members Josephine Born Mary Calavena and Evelyn Nash. Guests included Mrs John Reeder Jr Miss Dorothy Welch and others. Plans for the April 1958 St Louis state convention and the Salem leadership conference were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Palmer
Vance Packard
Murphysboro
Margaret Davis
Alberta Pautler
12Th District
Veterans Haven
Crab Orchard Lake
St. Louis
John Reeder Jr
Miami
Fla
Dorothy Welch
Norma Gualdoni
John Halpin Jr
Redwood City
Calif
Nick Eversman
Helen Schaeffer
Champaign
BPW
Salem
Gertrude Snider
Hilda Dietrich
Clara Blanche Diers
Donis Wood
Carbondale Hosts Harvey Harris Guests Over Weekend
Carbondale residents entertained Mrs Harvey Harry and her guests over the weekend. The visitors included Mr and Mrs les Campbell and their children Priscilla David and John from Hermann Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Harvey Harry
Beveridge St
Harry
Les Campbell
Priscilla
David
John
Hermann, Mo
Baiar Family Returns Home After Johnston City Visit
Mr and Mrs John M Baiar and daughter Sharon return to Miami Florida after a 10 day visit in Johnston City with his parents Ben L Baiar and Mrs Gillespie and her parents Dr and Mrs C Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Baiar
Sharon
Miami, Fla
Johnston City
Ben L. Baiar
C. Gillespie
Pittsburg Visit By Caby Family Planned Canada Trip
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Caby of Sutler are visiting in Pittsburg Pennsylvania with daughter Mrs. Billy Sherry and son Mike. They plan to visit in Canada with son Jack and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Caby
Sutler
Pittsburg
Billy Sherry
Mike
Canada
Jack
Johnston City Vacation Visit With Earnhart Family
Chicago man Johnston City Jewell Earnhart plans a vacation visit to stay with Earnhart relatives in Johnston City during a planned trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
Jewell Earnhart
Chicago
Earnhart
Silver Anniversary for Rev Joe Caldwell and wife at church program
Rev. Joe Caldwell and his wife celebrated 25 years of marriage with a June 3 program and reception at First Baptist Church in Percy. The event featured a life story reading by their son Joe Edward, a reenactment of their wedding, and a reception with floral decorations and musical interludes. Attendees included out of town guests from Stonefort McClure Cairo Wolf Lake Cucamauga California West Frankfort Steele ville Walsh Christopher Centralia Gutter and Mobile Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Percy
Joe Caldwell
Caldwell
George Brown
Mrs
Leroy Momberger
Completes Nurse Training Miss Joan Rogers Graduates
Miss Joan Frances Rogers of Herrin will graduate today from Evanston Hospital School of Nursing in a ceremony with Northwestern University commencement. She is among 32 graduates, Herrin Township High School alumna, attending since September 1954, received her cap in March 1955, and June 15 pins were awarded to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Frances Rogers
N. 14Th Sc
Herrin
Evanston Hospital School of Nursing
Northwestern University
Miss Rogers
Helen Rogers
Herrin Township High School
Mitchells Visit Parents in Herrin
Mr and Mrs Ronald Mitchell returned to Herrin after a two week vacation in Georgia Florida and Nassau. They visited Mrs Homer Mitchell and Mrs Mason Vallett in Herrin and met relatives in Atlanta Vidalia and Miami. A University of Tulsa graduate Mitchell will be played by Carter Oil Co in Carm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Mitchell
Herrin
Georgia
Florida
Nassau
Homer Mitchell
Mason Vallett
Jack Embry
Atlanta
Ligons Return From Arkansas Visit To Johnston City
Mr and Mrs Roy Ligon return to their Johnston City home Thursday morning after a three day visit in Arnold Missouri with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lewis Takach and Sandra. Sandra and Mrs Takach spent the prior week in Johnston City with the Ligons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ligon
Johnston City
Arnold, Mo
Lewis Takach
Sandra
Arnold
Trespassing Dogs Warned Against by New York Center
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York says to deter trespassing dogs with commercial dog repellent sprays on shrubs and grass or nicotine sulfate diluted in water. Reapply after rain. dogs may abandon the property after a few sprays. A water pistol or hose is also advised with a firm command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines Dog Research Center
New York
Meeting Postponed by Rail way Pension Club of Murphysboro
The June meeting of the Rail way Pension Club of Murphysboro has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Pension Club of
Murphysboro
Marion Legion Auxiliary Elects New President for 147
Mrs. Adeline Baumler was elected president of Marion American Legion Auxiliary 147 with officers including Maude Halliburton first vice president Aleene Carnaghi second Violet Watson secretary treasurer Mariece Pulley historian Clara Fries chaplain Blanche Durham sergeant at arms. They will be installed in August. Committees will be named by Baumler. Poppy day chair Bertha Kelsey led sales with Lucille Norman second. The group funded a Girls State gift for Ann Morgan and aimed to fund Julie Ann Kaeser’s 1957 Girls State trip. Delegates and alternates to the Chicago state convention Aug 1-4 include Baumler Halliburton Norman Watson. Mary Manfredo won a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Baumler
Marion American Legion Auxiliary
Maude Halliburton
Aleene Carnaghi
Violet Watson
Mariece Pulley
Clara Fries
Blanche Durham
Baumler
Bertha Kelsey
Lucille Norman
Ann Morgan
Marion
Girls State
Girls Nation
Julie Ann Kaeser
Chicago
Mary Manfredo
Solar clock powered by light with no winding or battery
General Time Corp presents a portable solar clock run by light. A short exposure to incandescent or sunlight powers days to a month, with indefinite operation under periodic light. One year of storage capacity exists without light, and a dark pause can be restarted by light. It uses silicon solar cells to charge an accumulator powering the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Time Corp
Nursing school three year course completed for Miss Rogers
Miss Rogers completed a three year nursing program becoming the winner of the WJPF annual scholarship for radio acting. The scholarship entitled her to four years at Southern Illinois University tuition free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
WJPF
Southern Illinois Universit
Beauty Don't Fish For Compliments
Alicia Hart argues that seeking compliments harms appeal and that facing minor body concerns is common. She notes women often overstate flaws to gain attention, suggesting modern beauty aids tempt vanity but should not dictate self-worth or how friends view them.
Bible School Ends With Park Picnic at Murphysboro
Daily Vacation Bible School wrapped up at Shiloh Baptist Church Murphysboro with a Riverside Park picnic shared with Morning Star Baptist Church. The program ran Friday. Directors were Mrs A E Woods Mrs Willie Mae Jamerson and Mrs Ora Holder with Mrs Jeanette Blackwell as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Baptist Church
Murphysboro
Riverside Park
Morning Star Baptist Church Bible School
A. E. Woods
Willie Mae "Jamerson
Ora Holder
Jeanette Blackwell
Fragmented counsel on avoiding defect exposure
The speaker urges discreet behavior and avoidance of drawing attention to personal flaws. They warn against hoping others will reassure or praise appearance, emphasizing self-control and secrecy in addressing insecurities.
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Joe Edward Caldwell
Schaffner
Mitchells
Missouri
Bea
S. Illinois
Prince Hotel
Einai
THE
Milnot
CAT Foods
Marion Legion
Europe
Anne Ragsdale
W. College St
Southern Illinois University
Alicia Hart
Bigelow Soubrette
Bigelow
Renfro Furniture
North Illinois Carbondale
Bible School
Kay
Pruvo
Pruyg
Hewitt Rexall Drug Store
South Illinois Ave
Carbondale, Ili
P. J. Reg
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