Turner White II wed in Du Quoin First Methodist Church
Lynda Ruth Turner and Fredrick Leo White II, both of Du Quoin, married at Du Quoin First Methodist Church. The bride’s father Rev. John O. Turner officiated with Rev. R. E. George assisting. Receiption followed at the church. couple at home in Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Ruth Turner and
Fredrick Leo White II
du Quoin
du Quoin First Methodist Church
John O. Turner
E. Main St
Fredrick Leo White
R. E. George
Karyn Patrick
Barbara Rauch
Gwendolyn White
Miss Fisher to Be Bride in Lone Oak Church
Faye Fisher and Bill Cutrell will wed Saturday at Lone Oak Baptist Church near Energy. Fisher is daughter of Mrs. Ernest Fisher and the late Mr. Fisher, a Marion High School graduate who studied beauty in Paducah and works at Glorine's Beauty Salon. Cutrell, a Marion High School graduate, attended VTI Southern Illinois University, served four years in the Air Force, and works for Ozark Airlines. A reception follows the 8 p.m. ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Fisher
Bill Cutrell
Lone Oak Baptist Church
Energy
Miss Fisher
Ernest Fisher
N. Garfield St
Marion
Fisher
Cutrell
George William Cutrell
Marion High School
Fitzpatrick School of Beauty
Paducah
Glorine’s
VTI Southern Illinois University
Air Force
Ozark Air Lines
Miss McGowan Engaged to William Hawk of Makanda
Dr and Mrs Hugh D Mc Gowan of Carbondale announce the engagement of their daughter Sherry Suzanne McGowan to William Harry Hawk son of Dr and Mrs W J Hawk of Makanda Hawk is a pre medical junior at Southern Illinois University while Sherry is a sophomore at SIU majoring in elementary education They plan to marry in a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh D. McGowan
Carbondale
Sherry Suzanne
William Harry Hawk
W.J. Haw
Makanda
Miss McGowan
Southern Illinois University
Hawk
SIU
Nolen Jenkins Vows Read at Crab Orchard Church
Linda Jenkins and Fred Nolen married at Crab Orchard Methodist Church with Rev. Forrest Stone officiating. Attendants included Marilyn Rentfro maid of honor and Michael Jones best man. reception held in church basement. The couple will reside in Geneva after the ceremony. Count on a 1 pound package of small link sausages containing fourteen to sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jenkins
Fred Nolen
Crab Orchard Methodist Church
Forrest Stone
Noel Jenkins
Rt. 1
Pittsburg
Nolen
Gene Nolen
Crossville
Dee Ozment
Dee Osment
Marilyn Rentfro
Michael Jones
Charles McKenzie
Charles Burcette Jr
Robyn Ozment
Randy Joe Jenkins
Kitty Jones
Crab Orchard High School
Marion High School
Aurora
Peyton St
Geneva
4H Club Meets in Murphysboro Chatterbox Jr 4H Practice
The Murphysboro Chatterbox Jr 4H Club held a Friday practice at home of leader Mrs. Delmar Woodward for the county Share-the-Fun event. They will not meet again until June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro Chatterboxes Jr
Delmar Woodward
Marion Bride Weds In Third Baptist Church
Peggy Jane Whitacre married Raymond E. Stroh at the Third Baptist Church of Marion with Rev. Robert C. Fuson officiating. The bride wore crepe gown with Alencan lace, silk illusion veil, and carried a white Bible with roses. the couple will reside in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Jane Whitacre
Raymond E. Stroh
Third Baptist Church
Marion
Earl Whitacre
Stroh
Harry Stroh
Sibley
Robert C. Fuson
Sandra Evrard
Official Visit and Legion Dinner at Murphysboro Meeting
Chapeau Departmentale Lau ra Hauser from Tuscola visited the Jackson County 8 40 Salon with a dinner at Logan House and a meeting at Paul Stout Post 127 American Legion Home in Murphysboro. The Salon has donated over $100 this year to children projects with Mrs. Margaret Reeder in charge of plans. The nominating committee will report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapeau
Laura Hauser
Tuscola
Jackson County
Logan House
American Legion
Murphysboro
Margaret Reeder
Skin Itch Don’t Scratch It Ad
An advertisement touts Itch Me-Not as a quick drying remedy for itching from eczema insect bites and surface rashes. It promises reduced itching with antiseptic action and a refund offer of 48 cents if not pleased. Available today at Hewitt Drug Co Carbondale Karr Drug Herrin Hagler’s Drug in Muorphystore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Drug Co
Carbondale
Karr
Herrin
Hagler
Muorphystore
Miss Todd Engaged to Charles Lynn Elwell
Mr and Mrs William C Todd announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Charles Lynn Elwell son of Mrs Betty Elwell Murphysboro Elwell a 1965 graduate of Murphysboro Township High School and employed by Martin Oil in Murphysboro Todd a 1966 graduate of Murphysboro Township High School and employed by University Bank Carbondale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Todd
Margaret
Charles Lynn Elwell
Betty Elwell
Murphysboro
Miss Todd
Murphysboro Township High School
University Bank
Carbondale
Elwell
Murphysboro Township
Martin Oil
Rev Webb Installed as Pastor in Cutler
The Rev Alan Webb was installed as pastor of United Presbyterian Church in Cutler on commission from the Southern Illinois Presbytery. He served 28 years as a missionary in Africa and Sudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Webb
United Presbyterian Church
Cutler
Mr. Webb
Sudan
Africa
Southern Illinois Presbytery
H.O. Jacoby
Ralph Leinecke
Ava
William H. Hughes
Sparta
Lee Pope Ward
Murphysboro
Wesley P. Walters
Marissa
Presbyterian Church
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Miss Turner
Don White
Alan George
Randall Taylor
Bruce Falk
Bill Cross
S. Neil St
Champaign
Southern Ilinois University
University of Illinois
Mr. and
Mrs
Fredrick L. Whitell
Hood
Dunning
Sherry Suzanne McGowan
General Electric
Motorola
RCA
Duran-Grisham
West Main
Carton
Miss Whitacre
Don Koehler
Bob Whitacre
Bill Lynch
George Moore
Dan Lawless
Tommy Whitacre
Gary McIntyre
Springfield
Margaret Todd
Fedders
Durall
South III
Aue
Webb
Bellone Hearing Service
Southern Illinois
W. Main St
West Frankfort
Maytag Scs
Goss
Servici Carbondale
T.V
Bill's TV
Walnut
el Ted Ireer
NEAVY
Smith-Alsop
Helleny
Walker's
West
Frankfort
Goreville
Brook’s Northside
Sbr
Anna Marion
Ken’s Paint Center
Murphysbore
Illinois
Abso
North
Illinois Avenue
France
China
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