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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

6

Patterson Guests From Nebraska and Florida Visit Carbondale

Dr and Mrs H W Patterson of Carbondale host as house guests their daughter and son and families. A A Hughes and daughters Mary Frances and Helen Jean of Omaha arrive for a two week stay. H W Patterson Jr and family of Jacksonville arrive for ten days. Sheba Shrine meets with ceremonial at Carbondale Masonic Temple. Ruth Stuart invites all sojourners. Violet W Cox reports husband William Cox arrived in England June 13 for an extended European tour including Scotland Wales Ireland France Italy and Spain.

H. W. Patterson N. University Ave Carbondale A. A. Hughes Mary Frances Helen Jean Omaha Neb H. W. Patterson Jr Douglas Hayes Mary Jane Jacksonville Fla General Adjustment Bureau Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Carbondale Masonic Temple Ruth Stuart Violet W. Cox S. Ilinois Ave William Cox England Scotland Wales Ireland France Italy Spain

Pinckneyville couple Wed in First Baptist Church

Miss Ruby Bernice Rushing and Grady Frank Evans united in the double ring ceremony at 7 p.m. in Pinckneyville First Baptist Church before 200 guests. The bride, a Missouri nurse graduate, wore a lace bodice gown with nylon tulle skirt and carried a white Bible with orchids. The groom, from Canalou, Mo., holds a B.S. in Education from Southeast Missouri State. he will finish a counseling master’s at the University of Missouri in August. They reside in Columbia, Missouri.

Ruby Bernice Rushing Theresa Rushing Cutler Kenneth Rushing Steeleville Grady Franklin Evans Elmer E. Evans Canalou First Baptist Church Pinckneyville Carl Skillbeck Shirley Rushing Hazel Laffoon Nancy Lou Cain Larry Lynn Lewis Pyrtle Geabaugh Bill Jones Mary Frances Thomas Phyllis Scherle Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri, Columbia S. 8Th St Columbia

Carbondale Hosts Volunteer Service Coffee Hour

Mrs Jack R Davis and Mrs William B Hastings hosted a Tuesday morning coffee hour at 717 S Forest Ave Carbondale inviting guests to hear La Dan Bridges Carbondale supervisor of Volunteer Services at Anna State Hospital discuss the volunteer program Bird described the need for all of volunteer work and the various projects volunteers can aid. Coffee was served at 10 am from a table with a yellow green and white color motif.

Jack R. Davis William B. Hastings Hastings S. Forest Ave Carbondale la Dan Bridges Anna State Hospital Bird

Shackford Family Visits in Carbondale

Mr and Mrs John Shackford and daughters Martha Mary and Catherine from Mt Vernon Iowa visit Carbondale with Mrs Shackfords brothers Dr Leo Brown and Dr M V Brown. They are entertained at a terrace supper Tuesday night at the Leo Brown home 505 W Walnut St Carbondale. Shackford is English professor at Cornell College and edited a book on Davie Crockett written by his brother James Atkins Shackford.

Shackford Carbondale John Shackford Martha Mary Catherine Mt. Vernon Iowa Leo Brown M. V. Brown

Early American Women Voted in 1691 Says Atlas

The Encyclopaedia Americana notes women voters in 1691 with property ownership in Virginia and Massachusetts under the colonial charter system. The report claims some women exercised voting rights in Virginia in 1691 and in Massachusetts shortly after under the old Province Charter.

America Encyclopedia Americana Virginia Massachusetts

Valier 4-H Officers Attend Training Meeting

Members of the Valier Double- H 4-H Club who attended the Franklin County Officers Training School in Benton Friday were Vickie Pinazzi president Carla Mackey secretary and treasurer Sybi Alecci club reporter Maxine Pinazzi Junior leader Mrs Overton Denton the club's leader. Miss Linda and Miss Nancy Roper of Hillsdale are visiting in Murphysboro with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Robert Crombar and family of Pine Street. They are daughters of the Rev Mr and Mrs Martin Roper. Mrs Anna Yarborough of Murphysboro is visiting in Hillsdale with her son in law and daughter.

Valier Franklin County Officers Training School Benton Vickie Pinazzi Carla Mackey Sybi Alecci Maxine Pinazzi Overton Denton Linda Nancy Roper Hillsdale Murphysboro Robert Crombar Pine Street Martin Roper Anna Yarborough

Legion Unit Elects Officers In Murphysboro

Mrs. Katherine June Christensen was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at Paul Stout Post 127 in Murphysboro. Other officers named include Marie Childers, Bernice Schumaker, Naomi Berkbigler, Inez Handley, Evelyn Pyron, and Mary Riseling. Delegates to the Department Convention in Chicago were Marguerite Mathis, Christensen, and Handley. The unit highlighted Poppy Day and high membership, with a report on the 25th District meeting. Members and attendees were listed.

Katherine June Christensen American Legion Auxiliary Paul Stout Legion Murphysboro Marie Childers Bernice Schumaker Naomi Berkbigler Inez Handley Evelyn Pyron Mary Riseling Department Chicago Marguerite Mathis The Haven the Haven Jessie Carr Clara McClure Ruby Mitchell Helen Sherman Clara King

Ham Diced Into Cheese Sauce With Asparagus on Toast

A simple cheese sauce enriched with diced ham drapes over green asparagus stalks arranged on buttered toast. Ideal for a light ladies lunch, this elegant plate balances creamy texture with crisp vegetables.

Miss Elizabeth Lee Heads Murphysboro DAR Chapter

Miss Elizabeth Lee was elected regent of the Nancy Hanks Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a Murphysboro meeting. Other officers include Vice regent Pauline W. Bencini and Chaplain Maude Rust. program on the flag presented. fall meeting planned in October. Edward Harn and family from Bloomington are spending summer in Hurst Bush with Warren family. Harns attend SIU Summer School.

Elizabeth Lee DAR Murphysboro Nancy Hanks The Daughters of the American Revolution Will Shaw Pauline W. Bencini Maude Rust G. H. Boettner Julia Lawder I. K. Levy Frank Ether Fred de Jarnett Rust Edward Harn Bloomington Hurst Bush W. W. Warren Harn Southern Illinois University

Stuffed Cantaloupe Dessert with Grapefruit Syrup

Chill cantaloupes halve them and remove seeds. Drain grapefruit sections with syrup and add aromatic bitters. Sweeten if desired with powdered sugar and stir. Fill melon halves with grapefruit and pour syrup over the fruit. Garnish with mint and serve.

Snap Leash Off Your Husband Take That Chain Off

Ruth Millett urges wives to give husbands freedom and trust. A reader asks about letting her husband take a two week fishing trip with friends while she cares for the children at her parents 600 miles away. Millett argues a husband loves his wife and will return, and warns against overbearing control.

Missouri family ties knit in Christopher visit

Mr and Mrs Charles Gualdoni and sons of Mexico Mo spent the weekend in Christopher with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Edelman and other relatives Bill Brent Agosti son of Mr and Mrs Tony Agosti of Christopher returned to Christopher after spending three weeks with them in Mexico Mr Oscar Lansford Sr who is employed in Chicago spent the weekend in Christopher with his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Lansford

Charles Gualdoni Mexico Christopher Bill Edelman Bill Brent Agosti Tony Agosti Oscar Lansford Sr Chicago Oscar Lansford

Baby Teeth Neglect Hurts Later Teeth

Dental authorities warn neglect of the six year molars leads to costly permanent tooth problems. Begin brushing at ages two to three and establish a regular routine. Use a soft toothbrush and a personalized toothpaste tube to encourage care.

Legion Auxiliary Elects Della Tutkus Herrin President

Della Tutkus was elected president of the Herrin American Legion Auxiliary at a Legion Home meeting. Other officers include Serena as chap, Zetta Wallace on 1st vice, Lillian Plute as vice, Jesse Daugherty as latin, Mae Walker historian, Mildred Hindman treasurer, and a sergeant at arms. Delegates to the state convention in Chicago Aug 2 4 were Mrs Tutkus and Mrs Walker with alternates Margaret Carnaghi and Helen Ki. The Auxiliary voted to donate 5 to the Clinois Heart Association and will host an install dinner for Herrin Legion Post on Saturday June 20.

Della Tutkus Herrin American Legion Auxiliary Chaps Serena Zetta Wallace Lillian Plute Jesse Daugherty Mae Walker Mildred Hindman Legion Chicago Tutkus Walker Margaret Carnaghi Helen Ki

Veal Chops with Mushrooms in Cream Sauce

Veal chops sautéed in butter with onion and mushrooms until golden. Deglaze with white wine, simmer until cooked, then reduce the liquid. Stir in cream of mushroom soup, heat through, season, and serve topped with parsley or paprika.

USEFUL BLEACH FOR CLEANING AND SANITIZING

Liquid bleach is not only a good washing aid. It also serves as a disinfectant for sanitizing showers tubs toilets washbowl and sink. It can combat musty odors and freshen rooms by adding to scrubbing water for floors walls and unpainted surfaces.

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Pattersons Nebraska, Florida Sheba Shrine Mrs Leonard Ruby Rushing Grady F. Evans Horstman West Monroe Roper Crombars Missionary Circle Frances Sullivan Walnut St Clarence Speith Robert Hough Southeast Asia Fredman Bros Aimee Fredman's Eee P Srest Iztre Tong Eord Tor Befety Guerd Wreeter Eral Oe Fredman Eee Eelves Marion Herrin North Park Avenue Edwin Harn Hurst Ruth Millett Missouri Legion Auxiliary Dacron Orion Dynel
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