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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
7
The Nashville based gospel quartet will sing at 11 a.m. worship and again at 3 p.m. at Olivet Free Will Baptist Church in Carbon Dale. They return from a concert tour across Eastern Canada and the Midwest. Public invited.
Two former Illinois Central Railroad workers Henry Horner and Oscar King volunteer at the Jackson County Humane Society, building a kennel garage and walks, maintaining grounds, and buying materials to save costs. They work about one day weekly, with no salary for staff. An antique show and sale opens Saturday at Carbondale Community High School old gym.
The piece notes federal actions amid coin shortages driven by collectors and hoarders. President Johnson seeks congressional approval to stop silver in dimes and quarters, with future coins copper nickel and limited silver in half dollars. It argues public reliance on silver coins would fall and a flood of new non silver coins would offset hoarding.
Mr and Mrs R Wayne King of Rochelle announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann to Barry Haskins son of Mr and Mrs Earl Haskins of Murphysboro. The wedding is planned for September.
Mrs. Catherine Knoblauch of Murphysboro will address the Illinois South Conference during the 10:30 a.m. worship at St. Peter's United Church of Christ. She previously served as a delegate to the conference in May.
Mrs. M A Ivanuck president of the 25th District Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs admires an arrangement at the Silver Tea in Herrin. She chats with Mrs. Bill Hayes and Mrs. Ed C Elles. The tea is hosted at the Elles home.
Experts debate handling when partner opens Blackwood and you hold a void. The proposed method judges a void as good or bad and jumps to six in the suit showing aces. North has two aces and a void in diamonds, a good void, guiding South to seven in hearts for a winning contract barring a first round ruff.
Barbara Ann Fenton and Ervin Rieckenberg wed Saturday at St. Peter's United Church of Christ Murphysboro officiated by Rev. Oscar A Egger. The couple, both Phelps Dodge employees, reside at 2103 Roblee Murphysboro with family ties to Ava and Murphysboro.
Approximately 100 area club women attended a silver tea Wednesday in the garden of the Ed Elles home Herrin. The tea was sponsored by the retiring board of the Williamson County Federation of Women's Club. Mrs. William Hastie Carterville Woman's Club was general chairman. Attendees came from Marion Carterville Herrin West Frankfort Christopher Pinckneyville Du Quoin New Burnside and Steeleville. The serving table was decorated with magnolia blossoms and a large three tiered server. Those serving were Mrs L D Norman of Carterville Mrs John Copeland of Marion and Mrs Snyder Herrin.
Carolyn Ann Middendorf and Bernard E. Colvis wed June 19 at St Marys Catholic Church Ellis Grove with Rev Joseph Sense officiating. Bride wore a length dress with butterfly veil, carried white baby mums, maid of honor Martha Scott Chester, best man Paul Colvis, reception at American Legion Hall Chester.
In Carterville William Cook was fined $30 after a speeding infraction. The incident was processed by local police with standard citation procedures.
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder for upper or lower plates. It aims to prevent rocking slipping or sliding and removes plate odor. It claims a non sour taste with no gummy or pasty feel and can be obtained at drug counters.
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