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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

7

Herrin Altrusa Names New Committees At Meeting

Herrin Altrusa president Mrs. Garcia Hancock appointed committees led by Mrs. Blanche Weaver and Miss Georgia Childers for education international relations and other areas. Bake sale planned for June 23 at Herrin Supply. A hand painted picture will be given away on June 30 at 10 am, on display at Hanson's Flower Shop.

June Grear South Fourteenth Street Herrin Herrin Altrusa Club Garcia Hancock Blanche Weaver Winnie Maeser Nancy Lowe Lora Jones Maybelle Lyerla Georgia Childers Ethel Stein Clona Burkhart Miss Webb Sohn Kelly Mitchell June Greer Weaver Jones Stein Hancock Archives Cancer Foundation

Loyal Daughters Meet at Abbott's in Herrin

Loyal Daughters class of the First Christian church met Tuesday night at the Abbott home hosted by Mrs. Tom Abbott and Mrs. Albert Storfme. President Mrs. Liston Carey led a short business session. Mrs. Bess Capps presented a Lot story from Genesis 19 26. Fifteen members and two guests attended.

Tom Abbott South Sixteenth Street Albert Storfme South Park Avenue Herrin Loyal Daughters First Christian Church Abbott Liston Carey Lot Bess Capps Capps Christ Sodom Herbert Owen Jacksonville, Fla Carrie Norman Marion

Mrs Paul Harris Hosts Herrin Club Evening

Mrs Paul Harris of 308 South Sixteenth Street Herrin entertained the Past Presidents club of the Herrin Legion Auxiliary on Wednesday. Mrs Tom Shannon presided and Mrs Mabel Ashman stood in for the secretary. Roll call covered wedding topics with members displaying wedding pictures and playing games with prizes awarded to Helen Vangaschi Vallejo and Ashman. Door prize went to Jessie Oldani. The next meeting planned July 18 at the Marion Boat Club as a picnic with self supplied table settings and roll call on favorite past vacations. Members meet at the wye at 6 30 p m Ice cream cake and fruit punch were served.

Paul Harris South Sixteenth Street Herrin Herrin Legion Auxiliary Tom Shannon Mabel Ashman Arnie Veach Indiana Helen Vansaghi Maggie Vallejo Ashman Jessie Oldani Pearle Grady Marion Boat Club Wye Harris

Johnston City Women Attend Luncheon

Johnston City BPW president Edith Hepler and co chair Pearl Roberts joined guests hosted by Mrs. Tommie Cohen in Metropolis for a BPW District 12 luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. R G Crisenberry Miss Helen Longbons Cairo members and local residents.

Edith Hepler Johnston City Helen Longbons Marion District 12 Bess Fisher Grace McKean Cairo Rebecca Fixman Albert Rubens Metropolis

Herrin B P W Club Board Meets for June Plans

The Herrin Business and Professional Women's Club held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs Mary Robbs home. President Betty Rogers led the session as the finance committee reported on the home talent show B P W Follies of 1951 slated for fall. The group discussed dues and items for the next dinner meeting June 26 in the Ly-Mar Hotel Marine Room.

Herrin Business and Professional Women’s Club Mary Robbs Betty Rogers Marine Room Ly-Mar Robbs

Sisters Spend Week With Mother at Herrin

Mrs Una Poindexter of St Louis, Miss Eudora Jochum of Cumberland Md and Miss Elsie Jochum of Benton spent last week visiting their mother Mrs John W Jochum and sister Miss Margaret Jochum in Herrin. They visited brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ralph Carson at 913 South Thirteenth Street. Also present were Miss Sophie Poindexter and Mrs Mildred Hall of Benton and Mr Throp visiting relatives in Johnston City. Gifts were exchanged among secret pals and refreshments served to 22 members. Also Mr and Mrs Ed Shannon and daughters Alice and Cathy of Johnston City spent days in Arkansas with relatives before returning home.

Ada Winchester ST. Louis Ardell Grimes South Seventeenth Street Herrin Alton Una Poindexter Eudora Jochum Cumberland Elsie Jochum Benton John W. Jochum Margaret Jochum Ralph Carson South Thirteenth Street Jochum Sophie Poindexter Mildred Hall Circle California Arkansas Ed Shannon Alice Cathy Johnston City

Williamson County Home Bureau Holds 33rd Annual Meeting

Eighty four members attended the Williamson County Home Bureau annual gathering in Marion on June 19 to hear Dr. William Marberry of Southern Illinois University speak on planning and landscaping home gardens. Officers for the next year were elected and installed, with Mrs. H. J. Dahmer re-elected president and Mrs. Lowell Smith named vice president. The event included 4-H reports, a pot-luck luncheon, and demonstrations by Deanna Dungey and Ruth Grant.

Home Bureau Williamson County Home Bureau Marion William Marberry Marberry Southern Illinois University Logan School H. J. Dahmer Williamson County Deanna Dungey Deanna Ruth Grant Helen Turner Darius Christ Dianne Barnes Lowell Smith Harry Cox Ralph Roach Ida Angel Hubert Chamness Earl Thomas Orval Houston George White Prosperity Unit Creal Springs Friendship Unit

Miss Speckman and Johnnie Baumler Honored in Herrin

Miss Shirley Speckman and her fiancé Johnnie Baumler of Appleton Wisconsin were feted in Herrin during a visit with Miss Speckman’s mother Mrs Iantha Speckman and the Kane grandparents. Local relatives hosted a dinner at the Frankfort country club and a barbecue on Sneed highway. The couple, engaged earlier in spring, plan a June 1952 wedding in Herrin.

Shirley Speckman Johnnie Baumler Appleton Wis Herrin Miss Speckman Iantha Speckman R. L. Kane South Sixteenth Street Wilburn Kane W. L. Kane Miss Spec Est Frankfort Country Club Phil Gilbert Sneed Highway Stephens College Mr. Baumler

Mitzie J Kelley Weds Charles Gulledge in Pittsburg

Miss Mitzie Joan Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Eulie Kelley of Pittsburg became the bride of Charles Robert Gulledge son of Mrs Mable Gulledge of St Louis at the Pittsburg Free Will Baptist church Saturday June 16. Rev H T Little officiated before about 150 guests. The ceremony featured a Chantilly lace gown with a nylon net yoke and a daisies and orchid bouquet. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at 3840 Shaw Ave St Louis.

Pittsburg Free Will Baptist Church Mitzie Joan Kelley Eulie Kelley Pittsburg Charles Robert Gulledge Mable Gulledge St. Louis H. T. Little Eldorado George Barbara) Owens Peggy Edmonds Collene McCuan Marlene Richey Susie Bethel Owens

Pools of Carterville Entertain at Dinner

Mr and Mrs Leonard Pool hosted a Sunday noon birthday dinner for Miss Juanita Cox of Herrin and Mrs Carl Winn. The event marked the thirteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Reed of St Louis and Fathers Day for Mr Pool. Attendants included Miss Cox Mr and Mrs Winn and family Mr and Mrs Reed and children Misses Patty and Peggy Pool and Clyde Pool. Carterville residents visit Smokey Mountains on a 10 day vacation along with Miss Hazel Peterson of Marion and Mrs Lena Martin.

Leonard Pool Juanita Cox Herrin Carl Winn Charles Reed St. Louis Mr. Pool Miss Cox Winn Mrs. Reed Patty Peggy Pool Clyde Pool Gertrude Weller Gladys Smith Lena Martin Faye Skinner Carterville Hazel Peterson Marion Smokey Mountains North Carolina

Daniels Family Of Carterville On Vacation

Rev N G Daniels pastor of Grand Avenue Baptist church with Mrs Daniels and Becky leave Carterville for a two week vacation in Dukes Florida to visit her parents. Kenneth Arnold of St Louis and family visit Carterville relatives. Bill Bleyer and wife stay at Carterville home while he plays baseball with Centralia in the Mississippi Ohio Valley league.

N. G. Daniels Grand Avenue Baptist Church Bill Bleyer Carterville Bleyers Centralia

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