Strodick Perry Wedding in First Methodist Herrin
Roberta Ray Strodick and Donald L. Perry exchanged vows in a candlelit 7:30 p.m. ceremony at the First Methodist Church of Herrin before about 300 guests. The bride wore white satin with lace, veil and pearls, with maid of honor Linda Rae Miller and bridesmaids Lillian Brayfield. flower girl Beckie Parks. The groom was joined by best man Eugene Perry and attendants from Herrin, with Dennis Perry as ring bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Ray Strodick
Donald L. Perry
First Methodist Church
Herrin
Heber E. Burge
Robert Strodick
S. 16Th St
Fred A. Perry
W. Monro
H. G Parks
Linda Rae Miller
Marion
Lillian Brayfield
Beckie Parks
Eugene Perry
Richard Conrath
Tom Haney
Don Kilpatrick
Dennis Perry
Phillis Crane
Carbondale
Sharon Neilson
Miss Crane
Miss Neilson
Mrs. Strodick
H. G. Parks
Bill Jack
Helen Fitzgerald
Regene Blazine
Murphysboro
John Sealy
Trevor
Herrin Township
SIU
Etats Finance
First Methodist Church of
Nella Polbinski
Mary Silkwood
Sue Davis
Maid of Honor
Terry Lynn Dasher
Kenny Furlough
Wayne Silkwood
Gary
Ind
Bob Silkwood
Centralia
Leroy Hammonds
Lee Hammonds
Rickey Kramer
Bobby Silkwood
Mrs. Mitchell
Lowell Mitchell
Brenda
Linda Mitchell
Home Bureau Names Officers In Johnston City
Johnston City Home Bureau holds an all day meeting in City Park with a potluck luncheon. Evelyn Hopkins re elected president. officers include John Smith vice president Lucien Hill secretary Clarence Baiar treasurer and other chairmen. Pearl Smith joins as a new member.
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Friendship Home Bureau
Johnston City
Evelyn Hopkins
John Smith
Lucien Hill
Clarence Baiar
John Biehl
John Koch
Charley Becker
Lennon Berry
John Hughes
O. L. Wall
Viola Hopkins
Herman Biehl
Pearl Smith
Wiliamson County Home Bureau Federaton
Marion
Richard McAnally
Frank Goddard
Rev Odum to Speak at Flying Squadron Service
The Rev. Glen Odum of Herrin will headline the Flying Squadron service at 2 p m Sunday on South 16th Street in Herrin.
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Odum
Flying Squadron
Glen Odum
Herrin
S. 16Th St
Old Way To Man's Heart Has Become An Obstacle Course
Ruth Millett notes calorie counters now affect men and cooking. Hearty meals spark math instead of appetite as men boast weight loss, smaller servings, and new wardrobe fits. The column laments loss of romantic, generous meals and the era of waistline vigilance.
Visits In Alton Bring Miss June Evans for Preparations
Miss June Evans of Christopher visits Alton to stay with her grandmother Mrs. Marie Burnam and to make preparations to attend a beauty school. A friend should staunchly affirm friendship to stop a detractor, an example the piece urges.
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June Evans
Christopher
Alton
Marie Burnam
Vows Read For Loretta Silkwood and Darrell Mitchell
Loretta Silkwood and Darrell L Mitchell wed May 31 at the Church of God in Christopher with about 125 guests. The ceremony featured pink and white gladioli, a crown veil, two white orchids, a colonial bouquet, and an out of doors reception at the groom’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta A. Silkwood
Darrell L. Mitchell
Church of God In
Christopher
Jesse A. Silkwood
Lowell Mitchell
E. Samuel Sr
Glen Kramer
Decatur
Stanley Joplin
Christopher Church
Reba Daniels
Barbara Hammondso
Wanda Kramer
Harmony Class Hosts Picnic for Husbands in Zeigler
The Harmony class of the Christian Church in Zeigler entertained their husbands with a Thursday picnic at Super Kol Park. After the meal the group returned to the church for a business meeting led by Mrs. Clayton Renfro with a devotional titled Your Place in the Church. twenty members attended.
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Harmony Class
The
Christian Church
Zeigler
Super Kol Park
Clayton Renfro
D. H. Barnett
Garden Club Hosts Guest Day Lecture on Flower Arrangements
Mrs. Wesley Jennings of Richmond Heights Missouri spoke at Murphysboro Garden Club tea and guest day in First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. She demonstrated nine flower arrangements and lectured on rhythm color harmony and natural lines using slides from a Minneapolis flower show.
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Wesley Jennings
Richmond Heights
Murphysboro
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Jennings
Minneapolis
Jenni
A. W. Lucier
James McCann
L. C. LaPlant
Ralph Bullar
Emmett Crawshaw
Mrs Reynolds Hosts Sorority Social in Murphysboro
Zeta Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi with sixteen members visited Mrs. Jean Reynolds at her new Murphysboro home for a social evening. Games were played with Mrs. Walter Welfenstadt winning the grand prize and Mrs. Leroy Palmer taking the booby prize. Theme guidebooks for next year read Paths To Loveliness. Refreshments included stuffed tomatoes, chicken salad, potato chips, olives, brownies, and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Carterville
Jean Reynolds
Murphysboro
Walter Welfenstadt
Leroy Palmer
Cancer Society Hosts Film Showing for Corn Club Presidents
Williamson County chapter of the American Cancer Society hosted a tea and film for corn club presidents at the Ly-Mar Hotel Herrin on Wednesday afternoon. About 30 guests attended. Dr. A Watson Miller of Herrin spoke briefly on the new film Time and Two Women.
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Williamson County
American Cancer Society
Ly- Mar
Herrin
A. Watson Miller
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Mrs
Home Bureau
White Shrine
June Snider
Vly
Frost Furniture
Carterville, Illinois
Ruth Millett
NEA
Lesser Park
Benefit of
Mitchell and
Bear Point
Rexall Super
America
Rexall
Eiam Mrz
Wexak
Christopher Community High School
Hi-Tribauge
GAA
Future Homemakers of America
Christopher Miner
Hospital
Christop Community High School
Norge
Wisconsin
9Th St
George Rumsey
Willhite
South Wiineis
Public Square
Garden Club
Mrs. Reynolds
Cancer Society
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