Herrin BPW Plans Follies to Fund School Playground
Herrin Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor the BPW Follies of 1951 to raise funds for a supervised playground. Production underway with local talent handling costumes and direction. June 1, 1952 is target for presenting the project to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Bpw Club
Herrin
Mary Robbs
Louise Hamilton
Business Women of
Southern Illinois
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
BPW
Howard Miller Visits Herrin Relatives
Howard Miller formerly of Herrin and now with Pacific Employers in Los Angeles is spending a 10 day vacation in Herrin with his parents Mr and Mrs Will Miller at 619 South Eleventh street. He is visiting his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Melvin Miller at 609 North Eleventh street and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs H D Foster at 612 South Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miller
Herrin
Pacific Employers
Los Angeles
Calif
Will Miller
South Eleventh Street
Melvin Miller
North Eleventh Street
H. D. Foster
South Park Avenue
Mrs Maxine Hinchcliff Honored at Blairsville
A birthday supper was held for Mrs. Maxine Hinchcliff of Blairsville at her home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Masters and family of Herrin and Mr. and Mrs. Fount Leach and family. Leach and son Sammie from Blairsville visited in Pinckneyville. Leach spent Sunday evening in West Frankfort with sister Mrs. Sherman Boner who is improving after illness. Bernice Nichols and her son David Lee of Blairsville returned from Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hinchcliff
Blairsville
Leroy Masters
Herrin
Fount Leach
Bernice Nichols
David Lee
Minneapolis, Minn
Former Colp Resident Returns For Visit
Mrs. Dessie Perkins and her daughter Billie recently moved to Phoenix Arizona visited Mrs. Perkins' parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Davie and family at Blairsville. They plan to visit relatives in Colp and Blairsville for about three weeks. Mrs. Moore of St Louis visited her sister Mrs. Gennie Gossett in Carterville. Several Colp residents and families spent weekends and Sundays visiting relatives and attending games in St. Louis and Granite City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Perkins
Billie
Phoenix
Ariz
Colp
Perkins
Otto Davie
Blairsville
Mrs. Perkins
Mary Moore
St. Louis
Mrs. Moore
Grennie Gossett
Carterville
Route 1
Elmer Cochran
Frank Politan
Pete Morando
Sportsman’s Park
Charles Dohanich
Marie Duerche
DeGasperi
Carbondale
Joe Hidie
Granite City
Dohanich
Boston Braves
Louis M. Detweiler
Great Lakes
Robert Detweiler
Annapolis, Md
Zeigler
M. H. Detweiler
Agnes Gross
St. Petersburg
Fla
Detweiler
R. M. Baker
Christopher
Baker
Baggott Street
Arkansas
Robert Coulson
Leslie
Collinsville
Adolph Friola
Violet Forrester
George Roberts
Fridla
Adolph
Donnie
Johnnie Potocki
Fort Bragg
N. C
Nelsons
Washington, D. C
Enoch Nelson, Sr
Washington, D.C
Enoch Nelson, Jr
Sorority Holds Pot Luck and Plans July Dance at Zeigler
Eta Tau chapter Delta Theta Tau met at Zeigler community house for a 6 30 supper and 7 30 meeting. Plans discussed for a July 7 square dance. Guests included Mrs Ted McGonigal and Mrs Ann Louise Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Tau Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Zeigler
Cecil Spain
Ted McGonigal
Ann Louise Jackson
North Hollywood
Calif
Zeigler Altar Society Plans Parish Picnic
The Altar Society of the Zeigler Catholic church met in the church basement Monday evening. President Maxine Prudent led with opening prayer by Father Charles Seifert. Officials announced plans for a parish picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
Catholic Church of
Cottage cheese as versatile summer staple
Cottage cheese mirrors milk in nutrition and can be used freely in summer meals. It works as a pancake filling with sour cream or maple syrup, or with fruit preserves. It complements fruit and vegetable salads and makes a tasty sandwich filling when paired with radishes cucumbers and green pepper.
Visitors to Swanson Home Include Mrs Nichols Kin
They visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swanson and were joined by Mrs. Nichols sister Mrs. Frank Bongiorno of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Swanson
Nichols
Frank Bongiorna
Detroit
Finishes for silverware brighten or soften its look
The surface of silverware may be given three finishes. Bright finish is mirror like and highly polished. Butler finish is mellower and less brilliant. Gray finish has even less contrast and reflection. Finish shapes light handling, with engraving and etching adding tone for beauty.
Ice cream supper marked for Energy 4-H event July 13
Samira Flener hosts an Energy 4-H Club ice cream supper on the church lawn starting at 5:00. Plans were discussed for a parish picnic next month. At meeting’s end the group sang Happy Birthday to Father Seifert and cut a cake with candles. Hostesses Matilda Gayer and Mary Larik were noted. Bertha Walker and Josephine Lenzini won games prizes. The Willing Workers 4-H club met at Sandra Flener’s home with leader Beulah Schubert. Carole Swim and Mary Cox demonstrated baking temps for short cakes and cookie use. Present were Carole Swim, Mary Cox, Lydia Norrss, Phyliss Finney, Violet Dotson, Janice Flener, Gloria Garner. Phyllis Flener returned from Michigan. The Fred Lovels of Energy hosted Harold Lovel and family of Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Name Society
Father Seifert
Matilda Gayer
Mary Larik
Bertha Walker
Josephine Lenzini
4-H Club of Energy
Sandra Flener
Beulah Schubert
Carole Swim
Mary Cox
Lydia Norrss
Phyliss Finney
Violet Dotson
Janice Flener
Gloria Garner
Chamnesses Visit Energy With Out-of-Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Boyd Chamness of Creal Springs Mrs Ruby North of Carbondale and Henry Chamness and Ruth Chamness of Dixon spent Monday evening in Energy with Mr and Mrs Roy Chamness and daughter Susie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Chamness
Creal Springs
Ruby North
Carbondale
Henry Chamness
Ruth Chamness
Dixon
Roy Chamness
Susie
Hendersons Host Guests With Fish Fry In Johnston City
A fish and chicken supper was held at Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hendersons home in Johnston City to honor visitors Miss Barbara Hawker of Homestead Florida Mr and Mrs Ed Sanders and Mrs Bill Berry of Miami Florida and others from Johnston City and nearby towns. The Sanders and Hawker plan to return to Florida Tuesday night. John Willhite and family depart for a Colorado vacation after a Chicago visit by Bert Samuel and kin. Jim Jones hosts his Chicago visitors J L Jones and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Zeigler
Elton Berry
Bill
Mass
Edgar Henderson
Monroe Avenue
Johnston City
Ed Sanders
Bill Berry
Miami
Fla
Barbara Haker
Homestead
Indiana
Lois Boyer
Herrin
Ann Gambill
West Frankfort
Maggie Dorris
Callie Harris
Ada Allen
Ora Hendrickson
Ben
Jim Avery
Doc Sanders
White Ash
Kenneth Willhite
Mr. Willhite
John Willhite
Colorado
Jim Jones
Mr. Jones
J. L. Jones
Chicago
Johnston City Couple Plans Two Week Motor Trip
Dr and Mrs Eugene Burwell of Monroe avenue Johnston City prepare a two weeks vacation motor trip to Hot Springs Arkansas and Nashville Tennessee. In Nashville they will attend the national convention of Free Will Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Burwell
Monroe Avenue
Johnston City
Hot Springs
Ark
Nashville
Vacationing Families Unite Across States
Ville Michigan residents are spending vacation with Mr Lovel and his parents in Energy. Mr and Mrs Edgar Rushing and Mr and Mrs Loyd Hernbeck of Energy are vacationing in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Edgar Rushing
Mrs
Loyd Hernbeck
Energy
Marian Martin pattern 9266 for Jr. Miss playsuit set
Easy to sew and iron pattern 9266 Jr Miss sizes 11 through 17 includes playsuit skirt in a wrap half circle. Size 13 uses 4% yards 35 inch fabric. Complete Sew Chart with illustrated steps. Send thirty cents to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care ‘of
Southern Illinoisan Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Breakfast matters for summer and winter health
Medical guidance says after 10 to 12 hours without food the body needs morning nutrients. Studies show workers who skip breakfast perform worse in the first morning hours than those who eat a good breakfast.
Carterville Clubs Summer Picnic and Local Visits
Carterville junior woman’s club hosts first summer meeting at Crab Orchard lake with 15 members attending and plans a July 20 picnic for members and husbands. Thelma Mann visits Melvin Hill in Carterville. LaMont Richards and wife vacation in Chicago with relatives. Careville Christian church class hosts 20 members at Ray Bailey home with prizes and refreshments. Frank Myers family hosts guests from St. Louis and Ray Myers family guests at Elmer Myers home. Selbrede of LaCrosse, Wis., also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Crab Orchard Lake
Yvonne Choate
Careville Christian Church
Ray Bailey
Noree Hail
Carl Fozzard
William Hastie
Hugh North
J. W. Hayton
Frank Myers
St. Louis
Mr. Myers
Elmer Myers
Raymond Myers
Selbrede
LaCross
Wis
Myers
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Mildred Vallett
Regene Blazine
Lloyd Jones, JR
West Adams Street
Forest Park
Zoo
Minneapolis
Eddings Bros
Lennox Furnaces
Gennie Gossett
Mrs. Martin Hassenbrock
Mrs. Tate Mattingly
Johnny Hall
Williams
Fred Hall
Golconda
David Williams
Raymond Landers
Herrin Hospital
Florida
Oscar Grant
Michael and
Mary Jane
Grant
The
Bell and Zoller Coal and Mining Co
Zeigler Altar Society
St. Illinois
V. F. W. Auxiliary Bake Sale
Brown Hardware
Rai Hia
America
Sachcoiegck Western Brewery Co., Delesveserb. ST. Lou
William Henry Paris
Cartervillle Methodist Church
Paris
Mary Ann Elders
Route 2
Washington University School of Medicine
Rosiclare
Troy
Mann
Samira Flener
Hostess To Energy 4-H Club
Phyllis Flener
Michigan
Fred Lovels
Harold Lovel
Family of
Rose
Mrs. Stevens
Hagler’s
OK Drug Store
Murphysboro
Massac County Fair
Jack Staulcup& Orchestra
Society Horse Show
Buff Hottle Carnival
Massac Co
Jack Kochman
HELL
Hendersons
Johnston
Sanderers
Berrys
Miss Hawker
Bert Samuel, Sr
Bert Samuel, Jr
Pamela Sue
Willhites
West
DR. Burwells
Stewart-Warner
Redtim
Herrin Homf
North 14Th Street
Slim
Patton
Mrs. America
Betty McAllister
June Patton
Kugman's
Murphysboro, Il
Melvin Hills
Allen
Thelma Mann of
Ullin
Melvin Hill
Ora Collard
N. 17Th St. Herrin, Oh
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