June Weddings Three Area Women Are Recent Brides
June weddings across the region feature three area women. Constance Feirich of Carbondale married James Lyndell Paris of Mt. Vernon at the First Methodist Church in Paris. The ceremony drew 200 guests with a gown of silk organza and lace, a white orchid bouquet, and a reception in the church parlor before a trip to Kentucky Lake State Park. The bride teaches at Brush School and SIU. The groom is a member of Sigma Pi. Other couples include Vivian Lee Waller and Gene Turner at Christopher First Baptist Church with a candlelight ceremony and a reception at Rebekah Hall, and Ruth Ann Bateman marrying John Lee Liford in Indianapolis.
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Paris
Feirich
Brush
Constance Feirich
James Mills Fei
W. Pecan
Carbondale
Mt. Vernon ‘Township
James Lyndell
Southern Paris
Charles E. F. Howe
First Presbyterian Church
Jim Vogler
Robert Westberg
Brush School
Carol Feirich
Donna Hicks
Mary Jo Stroup
Patricia Baker
Susan Spiller
James Arthur Paris
Mt. Vernon
John Reznick
Larry Jordan
Jerry Leman
Richard Kean
Bill DeMent
David Heick
David Needham
Michele Crawford
Robert Crawford
Nashville, Tenn
Linda Dukes
Charles Dukes
Centralia
Kenny
Reba Lockerby
Dorothy Lenzini
Rebecca Jeffries
Susan Campbell
Diane Curtis
Dinah Hayes
Louise McNeill
Jane Morris
Paula Phillips
Melodie Tune
Joan Peterson
Ed Lewellyn
Kentucky Lake State Park
Monroe St
Carbondale Community High School
Southern Illinois University
Sigma Kappa
W. D. Berry
Burton Waller
Christopher
Johnston, City High School
Bill Turner
Herrin
Gloria Jean Waller
Sandra Calloni
Dick Stritzel
Patricia ‘Kirkpatrick
Jack Hall
Gary Dorris
Dave Patton
Zeigler
Steve Turner
Doug Magnotti
Paul Garavaglia
Dave Heal
Michael Grubbs
Norman Kirkpatrick
Steve Zeibroski
Susan Grubbs
Marilyn Hughes
Gene Fox
Rebekah Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
John Lee Liford
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Floyd Smith
Herbert Ele
Deloss
Ini
Local wedding and club notices from Williamson County area
Area residents attended a church wedding followed by a reception. New officers were installed for the Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association Friendship Unit in Johnston City and other Johnston City officers were named. A two week vacation was noted for several residents. A lecture series for wives of Southern Illinois University students began at Steagall Hall Thompson Point, featuring a theater discussion by Sherwin Abrams.
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Kenneth Willhite
Williamson
Homemakers Extension” Association
Johnston
Illiam, Moake
Loyd Castleman
Walter Becker
Southern Ilinois
Steagall Hall
Thompson Point
Kulture Korner
Sherwin Abrams
Whatever Happened To Penny Candy and Housedresses
Marilou Stuebe reflects on changing American habits from penny candy and aprons to sneakers and wash and wear fabrics. She notes shifts in childhood footwear, school gear, and lunch programs, arguing enduring items fade as comfort and convenience redefine daily life.
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Johnston City
Mark
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Lynde
Gene Turner
John Lea Linford
Brock
Bateman-Linford
Ruth Ann Bateman
Carl Bateman
Franklin Cox
David Rees
Lawrence Bateman
Jerry Burns
S and
James Rice
John Rolando
Herman’ Edwards
Marion
Naomi Street
Hazel Green
Mae Deason
Evelyn Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
Friendship Unit
Turner
John Smith
Burgs West
Frankfort
Collen
White City
Dacron & Cotton
Amatica
Dacron
Easyete
Plisse
Yale
China
Bedford
Ate
Murdale Shopping “Center
Ruorses
Daniel
Yacht Club
Kelly’s Pork
Pepsi-Cola
Frida
J Sin
Dean OO
Gals
By Marilou Stuebe