New Marion Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Elects Officers
New officers of the Marion Memorial Hospital Auxiliary are C N Logan recording secretary J C Mitchell publicity Gilbert White treasurer Harry Rodd president Herbert Ashley patient service Harold Panghorn hostess desk Harry Crowder telephone Edwin Soldner corresponding secretary. Not present were James Felts first vice president William Bainbridge second vice president Steve Burdoso membership Jim Johnson serving Joe McAlpin gift shop R E Snow public relations LaRue Swinney auditor.
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Marion Memorial Hospital
C. N. Logan
J. C. Mitchell
Gilbert White
Harry Rodd
Herbert Ashley
Harold Panghorn
Harry Crowder
Edwin Soldner
James Felts
William Bainbridge
Steve
Stop Think What You Were Going To Say Just Then
Ruth Millett surveys common advice targets from a teenage girl ending a romance to a parent evaluating child discipline. The column mocks societal judgments and the urge to police others through truisms and clichés.
Miss Green Weds Joe Wilkerson in Central Illinois Ceremony
Miss Charlotte Green of Du Quoin married Joe Wilkerson of Benton in a Friday ceremony at Christopher First Christian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oran Green, is a 1959 Southern Illinois University graduate. The couple, who took a trip to the Ozark Mountains, will start teaching and domestic life in Cahokia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Green
du- Quoin
Joe Wilkerson
Benton
Christopher First Christian Church
Oran Green
George Wilkerson
M. E. Frank
John Gelch
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Wilkerson
Cahokia
Walter Huseman
Campbell Hill
Arlena
Dean Rull
Mayson Acuncius
Bunker Hill
Miss Huseman
Trico High School
Rull
McDonnell Aircraft
St. Louis
Spanish American War Vets to Be Honored Thursday Night
Carbondale VFW Post 2605 will honor its Spanish American War veterans Thursday night at 7 30 p m with permanent post ing of their colors. All members of veterans organizations and their auxiliaries are invited.
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Carbondale
VFW
Baiar Family Visits Johnston City from Miami
Mr and Mrs John M Baiar and daughter Sharon of Miami Florida visit Johnston City with Mr and Mrs Ben L Baiar and Dr and Mrs C C Gillespie keeping in touch with their relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Baiar
Sharon
Miami, Fla
Johnston City
Ben L. Baiar
C. C. Gillespie
Elgin visitors share weekend with Johnston couple
Johnston Mrs. W G Schrader and Mrs. Schrad er from Elgin visited Wednesday through Sunday with Mr and Mrs Archie Macfarlane in Johnston City.
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Johnston
W. G. Schrader
Elgin
Archie Macfarlane
Johnston City
Crouse Family Visits in Marion and Herrin
John B. Crouse and family recently returned from 38 months of duty in Okinawa and stopped in Marion and Herrin on June 13 14. They saw relatives including Lee Crouse and Don Crouse family and joined a 10 year first reunion picnic in Marion City Park. Crouse who graduated in 1932 from Marion High School has 26 years in the Air Force and will move to Sacramento with Kathryn O Connell and their five children to join the 2049th Airway and Air Communications Service Group at McClellan AFB California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWO
John B. Crouse
Okinawa
Marion
Herrin
Lee Crouse
E. Thorn St
Don Crouse
Crouse
S. 16Th St
James Glore
St. Louis
Don Crouse Jr
Oak Town
Ind
Marion High School
Air Force
2049Th Airway and Air Communications Service Group
McClellan Air Force Base
Calif
Kathryn O'Connell
San Francisco
Sacramento
Deborah Class Plans Thursday Meeting at Taylor Drive
The Deborah Class of Carbondale First Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at Mrs Richard Devin's home on Taylor Drive. Plans will be made for a July family picnic. Members are asked to bring white elephant gifts.
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Deborah
Carbondale First
4 H Club Meets At Alto Pass Home
The Alto Pass BFA 4 H club met Monday at the home of Danny and Dave Miller. Ten members attended and cakes and potato chips were served. The next meeting will be with Roy Keith on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto Pass
Danny
Dave Miller
Roy Keith
Summertime Casserole Prize Recipe Call
The Southern Illinoisan invites readers to submit easy summertime casserole recipes for a $5 prize. Include your name address and phone number on a separate sheet. Entries must be received by midnight June 28.
Teacher Plans To Work At British Base
Carbondale teacher Marilee Newberry will take a one year leave from Lincoln elementary and depart in August to teach primary grades at an Air Force base in England Ireland or Scotland. She will first be stationed in London with weekend tours planned through Ireland England and Scotland.
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Carbondale
England
Ireland
Scotland
Marilee Newberry
Air Force
Lincoln
Doctors Hospital
Troy
Wanda
Wood River
Johnston City Home Bureau Installs Officers
Friendship unit officers of the Johnston City and vicinity Home Bureau were installed Friday night after a potluck luncheon. New officers include Mrs. John Koch as president and Mrs. John Smith as vice president.
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Friendship Unit
Johnston City and Vicinity
Robert Avery
Walter Becker
John Langan
Margaret Herzog
Planning Meals Ahead Lesson and Secret Pals Event
A unit of 48 members held a lesson on planning meals ahead. Films of menus and serving methods were shown. Secret pals revealed names and gifts. New names were drawn for the coming year.
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Ruth Millett
Miss Green
Marion and
HFC
America
Neary Toys
Dad
Thurmond Monument Company
Marion WY
FAFE
Southern Illinois
Georgia
Thurmond
Monument Co
North van Buren Marion
Illinois
Murphysboro
Blue Bell
Emge
Armour
Braunschweiger
Wiener Sale
Armour’s
Swansdown Instant Angel Food
Realm Cider
Hi-Ho
Brooks Catsunie
U.S. No. 1
Mazola Oil Pt
Benton Monument Co
Thurmond Co
Benton, Illinois
Hamburger
McCannburger
McC
Ann
Elec
Tric
Feo
Herrin and
Home Bureau Unit
Oscar McClelland
Robert Hopkins
Williamson County Home Bureau
Ruth Grant
Williamson County
ISPAM
TCC
Ann Wa
Savage Cabinet Shop
Jewelry
St. Illinois Carbondale
Heckel’s, Inc
North Division
Carterville
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