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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1954

Page

6

New York Betts Couples Visit in Carbondale

Mr and Mrs Oscar Betts and Mr and Mrs Earl Betts of Rockwell Center Long Island N Y visit with Mr and Mrs H A Wese of Rt 2 Carbondale They plan to stay in Carbondale until after July 4 Oscar and Earl Betts are Mrs Weses brothers and residents of Carbondale.

Oscar Betts Earl Betts Rockwell Center Long Island N. Y H. A. Wese Rt. 2 Carbondale Oscar Wese

Golden Age Club Outing To Carbondale City Park

The Golden Age Club of Carbondale plans a Thursday outing from Teen Town to Carbondale City Park. The bus departs at 2:30 PM and returns by 4 PM, with all members asked to arrive before 2:30.

Golden Age Club of Carbondale Teen Town Carbondale City Park

NAACP TEA Planned Sunday at Hopewell Baptist

The Carbondale NAACP branch hosts a tea Sunday afternoon July 4 from 3 to 5 at Hopewell Baptist Church 400 E Shien St Carbondale. The event marks official recognition from the national NAACP with a program of musical selections. Public invited.

National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Hopewell Baptist Church E. Shien St Carbondale National Naacp

Bnai Brith Women Host Monthly Party at Anna State Hospital

The Carbondale and Murphysboro B'nai Brith Women’s Auxiliary provided candy cake ice cream cups soda and cigarettes to 56 patients at Anna State Hospital during a Thursday party. Used magazines and greeting cards were donated. Mental health chair Mrs. Sarah Lerner and Mrs. Charles Lerner attended. The event is monthly for Jewish patients with others invited.

Anna State Hospital Carbondale and Murphysboro B’nai Brith Women’s Auxiliary Sarah Lerner Charles Lerner Carbondale

Install Officers Named at Jackson County Salon Meeting

In Murphysboro at the American Legion Home the June session installed officers for 1954 55. Margaret Cimossa Carbondale was named La petit chapeau and received a pin. Iva Faughn was given a chapeau passe pin. New officers include Demi Chapeau premiere Mil dred Gunn Demi chapeau deuxieme Hazel Trail Prudie Piosik Tina Entsminger and Margaret Mhaughathers. Refreshments followed the ceremony and door prizes rewarded Mrs Faughn and Marion McGinnis. No July meeting. The group will reconvene after the Departmental Pouvoir in August at the Palmer House Chicago.

Jackson County American Legion Murphysboro Chapeau Iva Faughn Marion McGinnis la Petit Chapeau Margaret Cimossa Carbondale Demi Chapeau Premiere Mildred Gunn Demi Chapeau Demi Chapeau Deuxieme, Hazel Trail, Carbondale; L’archiviste, Prudie Piosik Laumomier Tina Entsminger la Tite Concierge Margaret Iine Mhaughathers Iva Faughn

Valier Residents Visit Family and Attend Church Event

Valier resident Mrs Aden Phillips visits Roselle with her daughter Mrs Edward Mangin. Johnnie Vercellino, summer worker in Champaign, spends weekend with parents near Coello. Webb Phillips of Chicago visits Valier family. Winton Wright and family host a St Louis trip with Bill and Mrs Tiffenauer. WMU Brotherhood of Second Baptist Valier holds Friday fellowship with film and refreshments.

Mrs. Aden Phillips of Valier Roselle Mrs Edward Mangin Johnnie Vercellino Champaign John Vercellino Coello Webb Phillips Chicago Winton Wright of St. Louis Bill Tiffenauer WMU Brotherhood of the Second Baptist Church

Selvedge dress pattern by Paris born American designer

American designer Josef Walker offers a reversible selvedge dress pattern. The design features a one piece collar, minimal finishing, and a molded bodice with a collar dart. Available in designer sizes with fabric guidance and ordering details for pattern No. 1102 from Spadea Syndicate.

Josef Walker

Miss Baskin Weds Edward Reed in Du Quoin Nuptials

Miss Shirley Ann Baskin daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Baskin of Rt 2 and Edward J Reed son of Mr and Mrs Edward Reed er of 326 S 17th St Murphysboro were married Saturday June 19 at the First Baptist Church in Du Quoin. The Rev Arthur Farmer performed the ceremony with a reception at Riverside Park mess hall Murphysboro.

Shirley Ann Baskin A. L. Baskin Edward J. Reeder Edward Reeder S. 17Th St Murphysboro First Baptist Church du Quoin Arthur Farmer Riverside Park

Murphysboro Elks Delegation Heads to National Convention

Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts Sr of Murphysboro depart for Los Angeles to attend the National convention of Elks Lodges with Illinois delegates at the Statler Hotel. Roberts serves as exalted ruler of the Murphysboro Lodge. The Illinois delegation gathers for the convention in July. Navarre Boudet and family of Belleville visit Murphysboro and De Soto. W E Healy and daughter return to Murphysboro from Lakeland Florida after several months there.

Charles Roberts Murphysboro Los Angeles Calif Convention of Elks Lodges Roberts Illinois Statler Hotel Navarre Boudet Belleville de Soto

Murphysboro Woman Weds Harrisburg Man in Corinth Mississippi

Betty Metten of Harrisburg daughter of Mrs. Della Eilers of Murphysboro and Joe Jackson of Harrisburg were married in Corinth Mississippi on June 5. They spent two weeks in Fort Lauderdale after the wedding. Mrs Jackson works for General Telephone Co. and Mr Jackson is advertising manager for the Daily Register in Harrisburg. They reside at 25 S. Cherry St Harrisburg Variety Apartments. Pvt Charles L Morber from Murphysboro has entered basic training at Parris Island. Howell family from Hillside ill visiting Murphysboro relatives.

Betty Metten Harrisburg Della Eilers Murphysboro Joe Jackson Leonard Jackson North Jackson Corinth Mrs. Jackson Fort Lauderdale Fla Jackson The General Telephone Co Mr. Jackson Daily Register Variety S. Cherry St Charles L. Morber John Morber Murphy St Paris Island S. C B. Co Parish Island South Carolina Howell W. E Bud” Howell Terry Lynn Bill Hillside, Ill Jean Howell F. W. Woolworth Oak Park

Maggio-Wade Wedding Held at Spillertown Baptist Church

Miss Dorothy Ann Maggio married Pfc. Robert Earl Wade in a 3 PM Spillertown Baptist Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Wayne Warren. The couple, with attendants Miss Betty Jo Prudhomme and Richard Lee Wade, celebrated at the groom’s parents’ home. The bride wore pink lace and linen. reception followed in Manhattan, Kansas.

Dorothy Ann Maggio Charles Maggio Shrew Pfc Robert Earl Wade Mr. Wade Earl Wade Marion Wayne Warren Spillertown Baptist Church Fern Travelstead Alma Clarida Betty Jo Prudhomme Natchitoches Richard Lee Wade Sheeo Miss Prudhomme Jewel Simpson Ruby Whitehead Judy Leach Kathryn Graves Wade Natchitoches High School Pfc. Wade

Mrs Lena Maes Back From Denver Vacation

Mrs Lena Maes returns to Murphysboro after a 10 day vacation in Denver Colorado with her daughter Miss Alberta Boudet who works in Chicago. They stayed at Marshdale Lodge and Miss Boudet later headed back to Chicago after a week in Murphysboro.

Lena Maes Murphysboro Denver Colo Alberta Boudet Chicago

Local wedding couple to reside in Murphysboro after trip

Miss Carolyn Hagler led the guest book assisted by Rosetta Jackson Kathryn Baskin and Florence Davis. Mr and Mrs Reeder plan to live at 913 Chestnut Street Murphysboro after their honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada on July 6. The bride is a Murphysboro Township High School graduate and secretary at Murphysboro Supply Co. The groom, a fellow graduate, works at T Blankinship Consulting Engineer in Murphysboro.

Rosetta Jackson Kathryn Baskin Florence Davis Carolyn Hagler Reeder Chestnut St Murphysboro Niagara Falls Canada Murphysboro Township Murphysboro Supply Co

Weekend Guests From St. Louis Visit Murphysboro

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weatherly of St. Louis spent the weekend with relatives in Murphysboro, enjoying a brief visit in the community.

John R. Weatherly St. Louis Murphysboro

St Louis women head for New Orleans vacation

Miss Aladine Shomaker and Mrs Louis LaPlante both of St Louis and former Murphysboro residents travel to New Orleans for a two week vacation. Shomaker, two weeks from directing the Southside Day Nursery in St Louis, spent last week in Murphysboro with her parents Mr and Mrs T E Shomaker. LaPlante a former Elizabeth Shemwell and a lab technician at City Hospital in St Louis.

Aladine Shomaker Louis LaPlante St. Louis Murphysboro New Orleans Miss Shomaker T. E. Shomaker Southside Day Nursery LaPlante Elizabeth Shemwell City Hospital

Cream Cheese Anchovy Spread on Crackers

A simple first course combines cream cheese with anchovy fillets and minced parsley. Spread the mixture on small crackers and serve with tomato juice for a quick, savory starter.

Ruth Millett At Home He's A Problem In Girl's Eyes

A feature on teenage boys, their awkward age and behavior as seen by girls. It describes a male youth preoccupied with motoscooters, comic reading, and impressing parents, while flitting between chores and romance. The piece notes his evasive answers and light wallet, yet portrays him as a hero in a girl's view.

No foolish questions says Steinmetz quote on curiosity

When meeting an expert in his field, ask questions to show intelligent curiosity. The idea is that asking questions does not reveal ignorance but demonstrates eagerness to learn. Charles Steinmetz famously said there are no foolish questions and no one becomes a fool until they stop asking.

Charles Steinmetz

Missionary Society Convened in Chester at 38th Convention

The 38th annual convention of the Womens Missionary Society of the Whartburg Synod of United Churches of America met at Peace Lutheran Church in Chester. Mrs O M Meyer presided. Delegates from Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Illinois and Indiana heard Rev Herman Hammer from Argentina and Rev Harvey Currens from Africa. Also present were Dr R R Belter and Mrs George Krebs. The event included a luncheon hosted by Warden Ross Randolph and prison tours, plus bus trips to six Whartburg churches at Campbell Hill Wine Hill Steelebille Walsh Bremen and Post Oak.

R. R. Belter Whartburg Synod George Krebs Philadelphia Ross Randolph Campbell Hill Wine Hill Steelebille Walsh Bremen Post Oak

Herrin Home Bureau Plans Out-Door Meeting

The Herrin Home Bureau Unit will meet Friday at 3 30 p.m. at Mrs. Golda Lukens home 512 N 11th St instead of the usual 1 30 p.m. An out door meeting accompanies the lesson Out Door Meals Visitors are invited.

Herrin Home Bureau Golda Lukens N. 11Th St

Texas Residents Plan Two Month Visit in Herrin

Mrs Frank Sandy and children Frank Russell and Lee Ann of Houston arrive in Herrin with Mrs Sandy's brother Jed Huffstutler to spend two months visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Ray Huffstutler at 925 North 14th Street. The Sandy family is the former Clara Huffstututler.

Frank Sandy Frank Russell Lee Ann Houston Tex Herrin Sandy Jed Huffstutter Ray Huffstutler 14Th St Clara Huffstutler

Herrin Woodmen Circle hosts Buck-Horn Grove social

Herrin residents gathered at the home of Mrs. Clara Sheer with 15 attendees. Prizes went to Mrs. Peggy Serena Ava Moore and Minnie Marmonti for games. Marmonti also won the gift of the month while Rosa Molla took the door prize. Plans for July 5 include installing Mrs Seni as treasurer and a future social at Herrin City Park.

Woodmen Circle Buck-Horn Grove Herrin Py Clara Sheer Peggy Serena Ava Moore Minnie Marmonti

Mr. and Mrs Phillips Visit Springfield Friends

Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips of Herrin spent the weekend in Springfield visiting Mrs. Robert Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ingraham.

David Phillips Herrin Springfield Robert Lee Henry Ingraham

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