Murphysboro Sorority Plans July Picnic
Gamma Nu Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority met at the County Court House in Murphysboro to plan a July Riverside Park picnic for the new Bushees. Officers constituted committees for membership welfare social calendar and more. pre convention dinner attended with Carbondale chapter at Giant City Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Nu
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Murphysboro
Riverside Park
Berta Mae Turton
Jane Tierney
Charlotte Collins
Virginia Hutts
Betty Sorenson
Gladys Drueke
Genevieve Collins
Margaret Rayback
Joyce Kent
Mary A. Belt
Reita McCoskey
Avis Cardwell
Janet Wright
Pauline Barth
Iona Fisher
Betty Cleland
Carbondale
Giant City Lodge
Home Bureau Set Meets In Percy
The Percy Unit of the Home Bureau met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. E. R. Bergfeld with 10 present. The lesson Cooking of Home Produce Food was given by Miss England. The minor lesson was given by Margaret Jehling and Wilma Meyerhoff. Each one assisted in preparing the foods after which they were eaten. WEEK-END VISITORS IN MOMBERGER HOME Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wente and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wente, of Christopher, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bradley, of Colorado, were week-end visitors at the William Momberger home in Percy. IOWA RESIDENTS- VISIT IN PERCY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rich, of Mason City, Iowa, visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Momberger in Percy. Also visiting with them from Royalton was Mrs. Momberger's nephew, Rickey McKenzie. SPENDING TWO WEEKS PERCY Mrs. Jess Johnson and hil av 't Louis, are spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Web Harriss, in VISITS HERE Mrs. Pat Casey, of Nespelem, Wash., the former Norma Jean and school teacher Percy a few years ago, visited friends in Percy last week-end. WITH PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy and children, of Detroit, Mich., spent the past week in Percy visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Home Bureau
E. R. Bergfeld
Miss England
Margaret Jehling
Wilma Meyerhoff
Momberger Home
Walter Wente
Charles Wente
Christopher
Ross Bradley
Colorado
William Momberger
Iowa
Thomas Rich
Mason City
LeRoy Momberger
Royalton
Momberger
Rickey McKenzie
Pat Casey
Nespelm. Wash
Norma Jean
McCarthy
Detroit, Mich
Charles Lemings
ISITS
L. Samuel
J. W. Nicholson
Steeleville
Lave
Benton
John Samuel
Effingham
J. Nicholson
William Moellman
Normandy
Steeleville Social Happenings and Visiting Guests
Miss Sykes honored at a lawn party in Steeleville hosted by Mrs. Hattie Fiene for 12 guests. Capt Mombower and daughter Judy from Dayton Ohio visit Steeleville as he prepares for transfer to Washington DC. Mrs Nicholson entertains her club. L Samuel and children visit relatives. L Nicholson and family spend weekend with J W Nicholson in Steeleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sykes
Steeleville
Hattie Sykes
Firmin Desloge Hospital
St. Louis
Hattie Fiene
Wilbert Mombower
Judy
Dayton
Ohio
Mombower
Washington, D. C
A. R. Mannes
South
Washington
Carbondale
Belleville
Shirley Montgomery
Giant City dinner for 128 Gamma Eta alumni in Carbondale
Gamma Eta chapter of Delta Theta Tau hosted 128 sorority women at Giant City Lodge on June 21. The pre convention dinner included guests from 12 chapters, with music, centerpieces, and lapel vases, and an invitation extended to the Province convention in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giant
Gamma Eta
Delta Theta Tau
Carbondale
Giant City Lodge
South Bend
Ind
J. M. Marberry
Nyle Huffman
Myron O’hara
Robert Hill
Hunt Mitchell
Gamma ‘Eta
Herda Gala
Epsilon Province
Belleville
Little Rock
Ark
Madrigal Singers
Southern Illinois University
Floyd V. Wakeland
Bob Wakeland
Bette Mitchell
No New Rose For 1951 All-America Selections
The All-America Rose Selections announce no winners for 1951 as no entry met the required standards. The four 1950 winners Fashion Mission Bells Capistrano and Sutter s Gold will retain their titles for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
All-America Rose Jury
Mission Bells
Capistrano
Sutter’s Gold
Normandy Mo. Visiting Sister in Steeleville
Normandy, Mo., is spending a week with her sister Mrs. J. W. Nicholson in Steeleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
J. W. Nicholson
Steeleville
Marion Family Dines With Odums Then Visits Zeigler Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Page and family of Marion dined with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Odum in Energy Sunday. Afterward the two couples drove to Zeigler to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ira Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Page
Marion
W. T. Odum
Zeigier
Ira Walker
Kid Party Held In Murphysboro
After a brief business session led by vice-president Geraldine Parmley the Dorcas class of First Christian Church Murphysboro hosted a kid party in the church basement. Wilma-Bellm won a prize for best dressed. Nursery rhymes and songs were played. The event featured a toy merry-go-round centerpiece with red and white streamers, a large bow, and wrapped suckers with balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Parmley
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Murphysboro
Wilma
Bellm
Blairsville Sees Round of Sunday Visits
Local families and relatives from Blairsville and surrounding towns spent Sunday visiting kin across Carterville Hurst De Soto Buncomb and Oak Park areas. Notable visitors included Mr and Mrs Hal Vaughn North Bend Mr and Mrs Ray Jarvis Hurst Mr and Mrs George Havens Bush and Mrs Bert Fowler Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Vaughn
North Bend
Mrs
Victor Vaughn
Blairsville
Hurst
Jarvis
Ray Jarvis
Fred Jarvis
Day by Day Times Have Changed for Ambitious Youth
The author argues ambitious youths face tighter limits as they seek work during high school and college years. Restrictions on hours and tax rules push teens to unemployment or underemployment, risking lost motivation and delayed independence. He cites a case of a near eighteen year old hindered by red tape and market barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Carbondale Professor Speaks to Local Group
Dr. Orville Alexander of Southern Illinois University Carbondale will speak to the League of Women Voters on June 26 on The Hoover Commission. He leads the Jackson County group of the Little Hoover Commission and will answer questions on related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Alexander
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
League of Women Voters
Alexander
Hoover Commission
Jackson County
Little Hoover Commission
Marshall Clark
Jackson County League of Women Voters
Pomona Road
Change in Youth Leaders Sparks Debate on Protection and Freedom
The passage argues that critics struggle to adjust to a younger generation. It laments overprotective policies while urging not to stifle youths. It predicts the new crop of young men and women will improve, yet notes ongoing tension between protection and autonomy.
Scarce Pattern 9424 Seeks Fifty Cents For Mail-Order
Tharian Mlaxté unveils a new scarf-top convertible design with a single seam skirt option. Pattern 9424 offers sizes 12 to 20, with 2% and 1% yard usage details and a Sew Chart. Send 25 cents to MAR IAN MARTIN at The Daily Free Press Pattern Dept in New York for complete illustrated instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Daily Free Press
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Zeigler Women Visit West Frankfort Friend
Mrs Raymond Landers and Mrs John Walker visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ethel Sullivan in West Frankfort accompanying daughters in a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Landers
John Walker
Ethel Sullivan
West Frankfort
Local St. Louis Woman Visits Zeigler Parents
Mrs. Ethel Lyons, employed in St. Louis, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons in Zeigler. Mike Sortal, Karnak teacher, leaves for Interlochen Michigan to serve as a summer recreational instructor. Mrs. Lena Easton visits her mother in Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lyons
St. Louis
John Lyons
Zeigler
Mike Sortal
Karnak
Interlochen
Mich
Cambria Residents Attend Homecoming and Visits
Former Cambria residents Mr and Mrs Orie Gentry of Chicago were guests of Mr and Mrs Virgil Woodburn in Cambria. Cambria locals Ross Lindhorst Raymond Anderson attended a Mt Vernon area homecoming with Mrs Andersons mother Mrs Meador. Delta Theta Tau dinner honored Cambria Cambria Lions joined Hurst Lions meeting with Jettie Vaughn Rex Gray Donald Gray Stanley Green Ralph Sanderson L Bearden and William Claunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie Gentry
Chicago
Virgil Woodburn
Cambria
Mrs. Gentry
Ross Lindhorst
Raymond Andere
Mt. Vernon
Anderson
Meador
Andersons
Camria
The
Christian Church
Murphysboro
Te Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Cambria Lions
Hurst Lions Club
Jettie Vaughn
Rex Gray
Donald Gray
Stanley Green
Ralph Sanderson
L. Bearden
William Claunch
Bailey Visit With Shemwell Family in Energy
Mr and Mrs Otis Bailey of Pecoria visited Mrs Nancy Shemwell and her son Revie Darnell in Energy Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Bailey
Pecoria
Nancy Shemwell
Revie Darnell
Energy
Cobden Couple Visits Energy Friends on Thursday
Harry Joram and Miss Mamie Clutts of Cobden visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson in Energy on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Joram
Mamie Clutts of
Cobden
John Simpson
Woolard Family Visits Rodmans in Carbondale
Mr and Mrs Bertus Woolard and family of Energy visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Aubrey Rodman in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertus Woolard
Family of Energy
Aubrey Rodman
Carbondale
Teacher Visits Zeigler With Caliza and Clanahan Kin
A teacher from Decatur spent several days in Zeigler visiting her mother Mrs. Katherine Caliza and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Clanahan, sharing time and hospitality during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Zeigler
Katherine Caliza
J. V. Clanahan
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Murphysboro Sorority
7Es Johnson
Hilav ‘T Louis
Web Harriss
Mrs. Nicholson
Intertains Club
J. W Nicholson
B. JX Koeneman
Chester
Mrs. L. Samuel
L. Nicholson
Fulton, Mo
William Moeliman
Mrs. Parrish
Vivian Parrish
Sheba Shrine No. 63
Phyllis Gher
Worthy High
Dorothy Treece
Material Objectives
Pete
Odum
Havens
George Havens
Ot Bush
Freely Elliott
Bert Fowler
Ot Herrin
Georgia Brown
George Brown
Cambra
Ruby Welch
Carterville
Lloyd Snider
Mollie Snider
Elliotis OF Hurst
Fred Elliott
Junior Elliott of
Freely Barnett
Gladys Alexander
Buncomb
Gladys Alexander of
Crainville
William McNeil
SILKS
DE Soto
Hardin
Tom Sisk and Sons
Ralph
John
Bob
J. Hardin
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Joe Huffman
Eagle
Carbondale Eagles
Avery Seidel
Teddy Ross
Pine
Singing Convention
Jackson-Union County
United Brethern
Vergennes
Burnett
J. L. Burnett
Carter Avenue
Arcola
Robert W. English
West Grand
English
Charles T. English
B. E. Nay
Tom and
Alden
Baton Rouge
Refugio
Texas
Shafters
James T. Shafter
Veterans Housing Project
Carbogdale
Ames
Mr. Shafter
A. J. Shafter
J. E. Beasley
West Walnut
Archie Stroup
South Poplar
Cairo
Tigert Memorial Methodist Church
Tamms
Taylorville
Alf
Kenneth E. Lawler
Kenna Elizabeth
North Oakland
Lawler
Mae McIntosh
F. A. Lawler
Jim DeBruin
Springfield
Tharian Mlaxté
Michigan Camp
Lena Eason
Lena Easton
Millers OF Cambria
Clifton Miller
Donna
George Gulledge
Hurst Club
Peoria
Burtis Wollards
Southern Illinois
V. F. W. Hall
Prcke
Illinois Ave
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