Meeting scheduled for World War I Barrackes 641 and Auxiliary
World War I Barrackes 641 and Auxiliary will meet at 6 30 p m Monday at the Community Center 208 West Elm Street Carbondale for a community gathering and organizational business.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1968
Page
19
World War I Barrackes 641 and Auxiliary will meet at 6 30 p m Monday at the Community Center 208 West Elm Street Carbondale for a community gathering and organizational business.
Fingers stained with tobacco reveal discoloration and are unsightly. Apply lemon juice or hydrogen peroxide daily to fade stains and restore natural color.
Dorothy Bailey, long time Herrin Hello Hostess, was honored in a This Is Your Life surprise party on June 17 marking 10 years of service to newcomers. The event celebrated her outreach, the Newcomers Club, and the city’s welcoming program begun after her 1938 initiative with the Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Thomas Keehane becomes president at the 10th annual Newcomers Clubs installation June 17 as Mrs. Gerald Bailey is honored with a “This Is Your Life” surprise party for a decade of service. New officers include Wayne McCullochy vice president James Sharp secretary Sanly Stewart treasurer. Board members named: Gralnick Phelps Lipe Feil Halley Cox Hamblin Potts O’Connor. Meetings resume in September.
A home becomes lived in when pictures are hung and arranged with care. The article notes pictures reveal the owner's personality and should be part of a well planned composition across rooms, allowing sculpture, antiques, and even self made works. Murray Furniture Co. in Carbondale offers guidance.
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