Woods Return To Carbondale From Chicago
Mr and Mrs Walter W Woods of 313 West Monroe Carbondale have returned from a 10 day vacation in Chicago where they visited their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Edwin H Vick in Northbrook Mr Woods attended the International Hearing Aid Convention at the Edgewater Beach hotel as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Woods
West Monroe
Carbondale
Chicago
Edwin H. Vick
Northbrook
Woods
Edgewater Beach
Deborah Class Meeting at Mrs. Sylvania's Home
The Deborah class of the First Methodist church in Carbondale held its June meeting Tuesday night at 601 University home of Mrs. Frank Sylvania. Mrs. Dalton Metcalf presided with 14 members present. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Frey and Mrs. Kenneth Carley. Hostesses were Mrs. George Briggs Mrs. David Yehling Mrs. George Shoaf and Mrs. Bob Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
First Methodist Church In
Carbondale
Frank Sylvania
University
Dalton Metcalf
Charles Frey
Kenneth Carley
George Briggs
David Yehling
George Shoaf
Bob Davidson
Murphysboro Baptist Circle
Virginia Sorrels
Pine Street
Murphysboro
Murphysboro First
Sorority Holds Picnic Meeting in Carbondale
Members of the Carbondale Gamma Era chapter of Delta Theta Tau gathered at Midland Hills Club last Tuesday for a 6 30 picnic supper followed by a short business meeting. Thirty two members and one guest Mrs Fred Bierer of Ames Iowa attended. Hostesses were Mrs Norman Finley Mrs O K Bowen Mrs Russell Taylor and Mrs Rosalie Hogue. The next meeting of the sorority
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Carbondale
Sparta couple wed in double ring ceremony
Doris Ann Brandon of Sparta married Rudolph Pahlman of Steeleville at the couple’s home Saturday June 16. The Rev C W Armentrout officiated at 5 p m. A wedding supper followed. The bride and groom both graduated in 1947 from Sparta high school. The groom serves in the Army and will be stationed in Western Europe. The couple plans a trip to the Ozarks after the national convention in Cincinnati August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ann Brandon
George Brandon
Sparta
Rudolph Pahlman
Steeleville
C. W. Armentrout
Sparta First Presbyterian Church
E. James Beattie
Norlan Pahlman
East St. Louis
Sparta Township High School
First Presbyterian Church
Sparta First National Bank
Pahlman
Sparta High School
Europe
Allen Godair
Grand Tower
Charles Bechtel, Jr
Charles Bechelt
Maplewood, Mo
Maplewood
Continental Can Factory
St. Louis
Ozarks
Athertons of Carbondale Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Atherton of 312 South Oakland Carbondale marked their 40th wedding anniversary yesterday. They moved to Carbondale from Mounds City where they resided since their marriage in Pulaski Illinois. They have two married children and one grandchild Jimmy Tom Atherton. Daughter Mrs. Manford Hardin resides at 902 West Walnut Carbondale and son James Atherton is a civil engineer in Mounds City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Etherton
Carbondale
Earl Etherton, Jr
Harry A. Etherton
Vivian Seele
East Peoria
Oscar Atherton
Oakland
Mounds City
Pulaski
Illinois
Athertons
Jimmy Tom Atherton
Manford Hardin
West
Walnut
James Atherton
Committee Chairmen Named for Carbondale Women’s Club Year
Kathleen Bellamy, newly elected president, announced committee heads at Robert’s hotel. Names include Alleta Smith finance, Mary Ivan Carrington membership, Evelyn Flynn public affairs, Minnie Mae Pitkin education and vocation, Grace Wilhelm program, Dora Brubaker hospitality, Reena Stafford house, Gladys Smith legislation, Dorothy Butler international relations, Mabel Austin radio and television, Myrtle Dudley health and safety, Dorothy Taylor news service. The meeting featured Dr. Frank Klingberg on American Foreign Policy and plans for a district meeting in Carbondale on August 26. A July picnic at Mrs. Gladys Kirk’s country home, with Reena Stafford in charge, was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleta Smith
Mary Ivan Carrington
Evelyn Flynn
Minnie Mae Pitkin
Grace Wilhelm
Dora Brubaker
Reena Stafford
Gladys Smith
Dorothy Butler
Mabel Austin
Myrtle Dud
Gladys Kirk
Week's Best Food Buys Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Urbana shoppers are advised on weekly top buys in produce with green and white onions radishes leaf lettuce spinach and other greens cabbage topped carrots and Florida celery. Optional good values include watermelons cantaloupes greenhouse tomatoes and red raspberries. Information from Lee A Somers University of Illinois Extension.
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Urbana
Lee A. Somers
University of Illinois College of Illinois College of Agriculture
Somers
Voile Fashion Item Styled by L'Aiglon
Imported Swiss voile featured in a Bayadere print with a square neck outlined by a self ruffle. Shirring at each shoulder adds texture to the flowing design.
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L’aiglon
Murphysboro Resident Honored at Father's Day Dinner
Daughters and relatives of Clarence E. Wayman Route 1 Murphysboro honored him with a Father's Day dinner at his home. Present were Mr and Mrs John Farley Mr and Mrs Pauline Calandro Mr and Mrs Paul Moore and family Norma Wayman Peggy Wayman and Josie Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Wayman
Route 1
Murphysboro
John Farley
Pauline Calandro
Paul Moore
Norma Wayman
Peggy Wayman
Josie Steele
Murphysboro Girl Heads to California for Vacation
Miss Florence Jean Shadron of Murphysboro will depart Friday for Lambert Field St Louis to board the Constitution bound for Los Angeles. She plans to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Bart Shadron and other relatives during her vacation. Also weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Paul Moore and family Route 3 Murphysboro with guests Louis Rancillio and son Louis David from Detroit Michigan.
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Florence Jean Shadron
Spruce Street
Murphysboro
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Calif
Shadron
Bart Shadron
Lou Ann Boehne
H. Paul Boehne
Chester Kessel
Elm Street
Boehne
Murphysboro Immanuel Lutheran Church
Murphysboro Girls Attend State And Camp
Murphysboro student Rita Martell travels to Jacksonville for Illini Girls State representing the Murphysboro American Legion Auxiliary and returns June 27. Rosalie Norman attends Egyptian Music Camp at Du Quoin June 18–23 as a MTHS music student. School moves, visits, and local notices follow including relocation of the Fast family and a WCTU meeting hosted by Mrs. Burlingmier.
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Rita Martell
Murphysboro Township
R. P. Martell
South Seventh Street
Murphysboro
Jacksonville
Illini
Miss Martell
American Legion Auxiliary
Martells
Marilyn
University of Illinois
Illinois
Rosalie Norman
Ralph Norman
Olive Street
du Quoin
Norman
MTHS
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Pdi
Ullin
Mounds
White Shrine
Carbondale White Shrine
Masonic Hall
Stewart
C. G. Stewart
West Sycamore
Stewart Home
Vera Stewart
Decatur
Marlin T. Stewart
Barstow
C. A. Stewart
Miami, Fla
Charles H. Stewart
Dallas, Texas
Elmer Reynolds
McLeansboro
Charles H. Ross
Minneapolis, Minn
George W. Lewis
Tomah
Wis
Jasper Lewis
Woodmen Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
Sylvania
Doris Brandon of
Lora Lee Barber
Lohengrin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gordon
Chester
Percy
Eunice Myers
William Buening
Percy Methodist Church
Frances Wendell
Willisville
Earl Welshans
Colorado
Robert Green
Mr. Green
Violet Godair
Brigs
Grand Tower High School
Verhof-Duenke Ref Estate Company
Bechtel
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Navy
Naval Re
B. E. Greene
Marion
Michigan
Mildred Franklin
Carol, Simonds
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Hughes
Alton
Lorena Hughes
Jack Ellet
St. Louis, Mo
Charles Elet
Gills
Marshall Gill
Marcia
Medora
Gill
Grand Tower Baptist Church
William Fishers
William Fisher
Pete Morse
Mrs. Dougan
Guild Circle
the Missionary Society of the Murphysboro First Baptist Church
Herbert Dougan
Edna Pieron
Tucker
Sharon Stanley
Sturgis
Hazel Cavaness
Jeanette
Jeanene
Famous
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
New York
N. Y
Standard Brands Inc
Tender Leaf
Carbondale B. P
Kathleen Bellamy
Carbondale Business and Professional Women's Club
Robert's Hotel
California
Murphysboro Girl
Lucy Fast
Margie
Twenty-first
Gartside Streets
Keiths
John D. Keith
Keith
Curtis Casper
Edith Street
Mrs. Burlingmier
Margaret Burlingmier
Warri
Iinside
Out
Heckel’s, Inc
Carterville
Elles Store
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