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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

7

Miss Avery Bride in West Frankfort Home Wedding

Miss Shirley Avery wed Pie Jack Syers at Rev. Cecil Walker's Free Will Baptist Church home in West Frankfort on June 6. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Avery, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Syers, were attended by the bride's sister Linda Avery and Richard Neibech. Syers, a Fort Hood Army veteran, recently completed Frankfort Community High School education and will reside with his wife before joining her duties elsewhere.

Shirley Avery Pie Jack Syers Cecil Walker Hermony Charles E. Avery West Frankffort Pie Syers Herbert Syers West Frankfort Linda Avery Richard Neibech Frankfort U. S. Army Fort Hood Tex FCHS

Miss Rose Ann Zanter Graduates Nursing School in St Louis

Miss Rose Ann Zanter daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Zanter of West Frankfort graduates from Karnes Hospital School of Nursing in St Louis on June 15. She earns an honorary award as one of four outstanding students for nursing ability grades and extracurriculars and is a 1958 Frankfort Community High School graduate.

Rose Ann Zanter Nick Zan Bec West Frankfort Karnes Hospital School of Nursing St Louis Miss Zanter Frankfort Community High School

Herzog Returns Home After Two Week Vacation

Mrs. Margaret Herzog of Johnstown City returns from a two week vacation visiting her brother John R. Lockey in Chicago and her son William J. Herzog in Bellwood. Communion services set at First Lutheran Church Marghysboro with Rev. William West at 8:30 a.m. and Rev. J. Boatman at 10:50 a.m. During July and August services begin at 8:30 a.m.

Margaret Herzog Johnton City John R. Lockey Chicago Wiliam J. Herzog Bellwood Setn Murphysbord First Latheran Marghysboro William West de Soto Jwt. Boatman Latheran

Reports From BPW Meet In Carbondale And Methodist Circle News

At Carbondale BPW Club meeting at Piper’s Cafe on June 20 reports covered the Break fast Club program at WSIL-TV June 17 and the BPW Regional Leadership Conference at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on June 11. Mildred Woodward said 238 registered for the Leadership Conference. Gladys Smith reflected on her Europe trip and optimism about postwar rebuilding with US aid. Breakfast Club attendees included Mary Toler and others. Harrisburg members joined in. The Methodist Circle of Herrin First Methodist met with World Vision bracelets and dolls from India. devotions led by Mrs Viletwa Maxey and program by Mrs Sue Hancock. seven attended.

Carbondale Business and Professional Women's Club Piper's Cafe Wsil-Tv BPW Southern Haineis University Carbondate Harrisburg Mildred Woodward Gladys Smith Europe Mary Toler Grace Wilhelm Kuk Wilhelm Betty Williams Maude Reynolds Afton Morrisey Audrey Benediet Tey Harrisburgh Nelle Meyers Zola Sinanatie Cooley Mary Price World Vision Woman's Society of Christian Service Herrin First Methodist Church Marylen Hale India Mary Rathnam

Should He Shave Twice Dear Ann Landers

A wife complains about her husband George shaving only once daily and dressing for special events. Ann Landers advises agreeing to a second shave for special occasions or using talcum powder to lighten the whiskers, noting it won t kill him or her.

Ann Landers George Tyiel Sheba Mam

Lessons on Raising Boys and Girls From Ann Landers

A long reader letter exchange on parenting roles cites Ann Landers advice on guiding boys and girls, stressing fathers as role models, mothers shaping behavior, and avoiding gender stereotypes. It touches family dynamics, language in the home, and parental influence on children's development. The piece urges balanced parenting and highlights church events and a local Vacation Bible School program.

U.S.A Becca Flying Squadron Palestine Baptist Church Southern Acres Roth Ot St. Hertin Somurience

Nolen Reach Vows Told in West Frankfort

Miss Zina Lee Reach daughter of Mrs. Wanda Reach and Roy Wayne Nolen son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nolen were married at the grandparents country home June 2. Rev. Arthur Bowyer officiated to a small crowd of relatives. The bride wore a summer white dress with red rose bouquet. Attendant Miss Jo Ann Reach wore pastel green with pink carnations. Best man was Don Nolen. Both graduates of West Frankfort Community High School. The Nelens will live at 1402 East St. Louis Street West Frankfort.

Zina Lee Reach Wanda Reach West Frankfort Roy Wayne Nolan Roy Nolen Drire Wal- Tie Neal Arthur Bowyer Jo Ann Reach Don Nolen Nolet Nelens E. St. Louis St West Frankfort

Witthofts Wed in Zion Church Ceremony

Mr and Mrs John Witthoft reside in Chester after their June 3 marriage at Zion Lutheran Church in Walsh. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Runge of Chester. He is son of Mr and Mrs William Witthoft of Campbell Hill. Maybel Richell of Spartad listed in the notice.

John Witthoft Chester Zion Lutheran Church Walsh Fred Runge William. Witthoft Campbell Hill Maybell Richell, Spartad

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