Carbondale Great Books Dinner Planned
Carbondale Great Books of Carbondale will meet at Engel's Thursday at 7 30 p m for the year's final session. After dinner the discussion on Tolstoy's War and Peace Epilogue will be led by Col A R MacMillan and Maj Jack Aldridge of SIU AFROTC. Plans for next year will be made. Reservations with Mrs Floyd Wake land or Mrs Walker Schwartz. About 25 to 30 expected to attend.
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Great Books of Carbondale
Engel
Tolstoy
Col
A. R. MacMillan
Maj
Jack Aldridge
Southern Illinois University
Afrotc
Floyd V. Wakeland
Walker Schwartz
Schwartz
Pineapple Cake Frosting Tip Adds Vanilla Extract
For richer frosting, blend a teaspoon of pure vanilla extract into the pineapple icing. This simple addition elevates sweetness with a warm vanilla note.
Murphysboro Brownies Hold Cookout at Riverside Park
Murphysboro Brownies at Riverside Park Mess Hall will hold a cooking out Thursday with all food and drink supplied. Camp director Mrs. Elsie Wheeler notes no sack lunches for that day. On Friday June 22 a tick picnic for mothers and Brownies is planned with drinks provided and mothers to bring table service.
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Murphysboro
Riverside Park Mess Hall
Elsie Wheeler
Chester Sodality Names New Officers
Mrs Lenis Wingerter was elected prefect of the Senior Sodality of St Marys Catholic Church Chester Other officers elected were Mrs Louis Belchle vice prefect and Mrs Arkell Clendenin secretary Mrs Phillip Young was re elected treasurer Mrs Callie Smith Miss Mary Dichinsky and Mrs Emil Seigfried are retiring officers
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Lenis Wingerter
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Chester
Louis Belchle
Arkell Clendenin
Phillip Young
Callie Smith
Mary Dichinsky
Emil Seigfried
Ruth Millett on the modern woman's place in society
Ruth Millett argues that women have progressed rapidly in jobs, independence, and community roles. She notes widows and career women gain respect, dating becomes freer, and women share in politics and world affairs, provoking some male critics while broadening horizons.
Murphysboro Bride and Everett Pate Wed at First Baptist
Miss Reba Jo Roberts and Everett L. Pate married in Murphysboro at First Baptist Church with 150 guests. The ceremony featured Chantilly lace gown, blue bridesmaids, and a reception in the church basement. The couple plans a two week wedding trip before home at 1919 Logan Street.
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Reba Jo Robert
Everett L. Pate
Murphysboro
First Baptist Church
H. T. Abbott
Glenn D. Roberts
Logan $T
Grace Pate
Grace St
Betty Jane Pate
Gene Sims
Pate
Leo Butcher
du Quoin
Glen Ann Roberts
Linda Butcher
Ae Ae
Arthur Pate
Ted Pate
Clifton Swafford
Jotte Flowers
Joan Wyman
Carolyn
Harvey Triner Wedding Scheduled in Murphysboro
Miss Jama Jo Harvey and Edward D. Triner will wed June 23 at First Presbyterian Church Murphysboro with Rev. Lee Pope Ward officiating at 7 p.m. A reception follows. Miss Harvey is the daughter of Mrs. James W. Harvey of 502 South 17th Street Murphysboro. Triner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Triner of River Forest.
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Jama Jo Harvey
Edward D. Triner
Murphysboro
First Presbyterian Church
Lee Pope Ward
Miss Harvey
James W. Harvey
S. 17Th St
Triner
Edward T. Triner
River Forest
Clutts Return From Murphysboro Vacation
Mr and Mrs Donald Clutts of Chicago return home after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Nausley in Murphysboro and with his parents Mr and Mrs William Clutts in Grand Tower They vacationed at Kentucky Lake He is employed with Allis Chalmers in Chicago Also visiting Murphysboro are Mrs Levi Gunter and her niece Miss Lorene Webb from Tennessee to see Grace Pate and other relatives.
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Donald Clutts
Chicago
Murphysboro
Ray Nausley
Grand Tower
William Clutts
Kentucky Lake
Clutts
Allis Chalmers
Levi Gunter
Maysville, Tenn
Lorene Webb
Tenn
Murphysboro Man Attends Harvard Graduation Exercises
J. C. Sanders of Murphysboro attended graduation exercises at Harvard University in Cambridge on Thursday June 14. His son Robert Sanders graduated from Harvard Law School and Sanders accompanied his father back to Murphysboro.
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J. C. Sanders
Murphysboro
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Mrs Goldin Phillips Elected Senior Regent of Murphysboro Moose
Mrs Goldin Phillips was elected senior regent of the Murphysboro Women of the Moose Thursday in the Moose Home. Other officers elected include Junior Regent Myra Brawdy Chaplain Mrs Lela Reese Recorder Mrs Bennett Etherton Treasurer Mrs Ollie Ward Junior Graduate Regent and Belle BeDell. Retiring senior regent presided. New officers will be installed at the auxiliary's next regular meeting on June 28.
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Goldin Phillips
Murphysboro
Moose
Myra Brawdy
Lela Reese
Bennett Etherton
Ollie Ward
Belle BeDell
BeDell
Auxiliary
Do Not Trust Memory Write Down Telephone Message
Advice urges writing down telephone messages to ensure accurate relay of facts and correct numbers. Emphasizes that mis memorized or wrong numbers hinder helpful communication and prompt action.
Johnston City Residents Visit Peoria and Local Guests
Johnston City families including Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Canady with children Marsha Cathy Stephen and Fred visited Peoria as guests of Gerald Canady. Other Johnston City residents hosted relatives and Mizpah class members from Washington Avenue Baptist Church at Monroe Avenue home events led by Mrs. Buford Howard and devotional by Mrs. Lowell A. Kelly Sr with games by Rev. Vernon L. Moore.
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Jerry Canady
Marsha
Cathy
Stephen
Fred
Johnston City
Peoria
Gerald Canady
Gerald
Canady
Riley Russell
Hiley Knight
Harvey Harris
Monroe Avenue
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Buford Howard
Lowell A. Kelly Sr
Vernon L. Moore
Montana resident visits in Coello
Mrs. Joe Vercellino of Wolf Point Mont joined Mr. and Mrs. John Vercellino of Coello for a trip to Champaign last weekend. They were joined by Miss Sara Saylor of Valier. The group attended graduation at the University of Illinois and Johnnie Vercellino was in the graduating class. Mrs. Belva Stoffel and Miss Lorraine Stoffel of St Louis spent the weekend with the Uhls near Coello.
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Joe Vercellino
Wolf Point
Mont
John Vercellino
Coello
Champaign
Sara Saylor
Valier
University of Illinois
Johnnie Vercellino
Belva Stoffel
Lorraine Stoffel
St. Louis
Crim Uhls
Chester Chapter Notes Friends Night Observed
Mrs. Thelma Scott of Sparta was guest of honor at a Chester Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meeting marking its annual Friends Night. Offices were filled by guests of ficers from Sparta and Chester.
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Thelma Scott
Sparta
Chester Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Chester
Prizes Awarded to Clarence Pearce and Miss Alice Chaniel
Clarence Pearce and Miss Alice Chaniel received prizes. Refreshments were served to 20 persons.
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Clarence Pearce
Alice Chaniel
Franklin Colyer Wedding At McClure Illinois
Miss Shirley Franklin and Clyde Colyer married May 12 at Bible Baptist Church in McClure in a double ring ceremony before 165 guests. Attendees included out‑of‑town relatives from Tower Alto Pass Wolf Lake Thebes Gorham Jonesboro Tamms and many seniors from Shawnee High School graduates.
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Shirley Franklin
Grand Tower
Clyde Colyer
McClure
Bible Baptist Church
C. E. Franklin
John Iyer
R. L. Burchyett
Sue Phillips
John L. Colyer
Jerry Burdhyett
Burnell Smith
Dill Colyer
Joann Walker
Ware
Ozarks
Hubert Cauble
Granite City
Elhart Octsen
Peoria
Flora Gerard
Cairo
Everd Hill
Kirkwood
Don Burchyett
Springfield
Tsgt
John Lee Colyer
Omaha
Neb
Lone Oak Church Group Honors Fathers
The Lone Oak Missionary Union near Herrin honored fathers with a chicken dinner on Saturday. Tammer Saliba and wife Pauline spoke, with sons Larry and David singing. Guests included Rev. Sam Harris and family, Rose Saliba, Nellie Pearce, Gene and Dick McPherson, and others from Herrin, Urbana, and Vincennes. The next union gathering will host at Mrs. June Sanders home, followed by a church men’s wiener roast.
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Lone Oak Missionary Union
Lone Oak Church
Herrin
Tammer Saliba
Pauline
Larry
David
Salibas
Sam Harris
Urbana
Ark
Rose Saliba
Nellie Pearce
Gene McPherson
Flossie Saliba
Dick McPherson
Vincennes
Ind
Missionary Union
June Sanders
Weaves Named for Heritage and an American Inventor
Wilktons and Axminster carpets derive their names from English towns of origin. The Axminster loom in use today was invented by American inventor Holeyon Skinner.
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Holeyon Skinner
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Carbondale
Miss McKinney
Margaret Ann McKi
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Richard Rushing
Vienna
C. A. Jackson
Raymond Dillinger
J. C. Dillinger
Golden Rule Sunday School
Hershel McCree
Chester Sodality
Ruth Millett
Miss Roberts
Everett Pate
Botiste
Apace
Seoutile
Arene
Myfon
Kugman’s
Harvey-Triner
Mr. and
Mrs. Clutts
Women of the Moose
Mrs
Cyrus Hard
Inlaw
James Lee Frazier
Dorina Lee
Billy Gene
Hammell
Montana
Chester Des
Herrin Store
Franklin-Colyer
Lone Oak
Illinois
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