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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

Page

7

Tresso Peavler Tresso Wedding At West Frankfort

Judith Ann Peavler and Robert Louis Tresso wed June 19 at West Frankfort First Baptist Church in a ceremony attended by about 250 relatives. The bride wore Chantilly lace and taffeta. the groom’s family and wedding party included members from Robinson, West Frankfort, and Springfield. A reception followed. couple plans to live in West Frankfort after a Gatlinburg honeymoon.

Judith Ann Peavler Robert Louis Tresso West Frankfort First Baptist Church William Kendall Peavler Robinson West Frankfort Louis Tresso Jr Theron H. King Olive Boner Kenneth Cook Chantilly Miss Gore Dean Tharpe Glenn K. Allen Tuscola Maurice Tharpe Springfield Richard Bollinger Florissant Willard Walker Anns Jack Hampton Mt West Frankfort Mary Beth Peavler Frankfort J. Spencer Woodworth Insurance Agency FCHS Navy Southern Illinois University Gatlinburg Tenn E. Garland St S. Logan St

Lynn Scott Weds James Earl Lamb in West Frankfort

Miss Lynn Scott daughter of Mrs. Wendell Ross of West Frankfort married James Earl Lamb of West Frankfort at Trinity Methodist Church on June 19. Rev. Richard Gwynn of Houston performed the ceremony with greenery and chrysanthemum arrangements.

Lynn Scott Wendell Ross West Frankfort James Earl Lamb Trinity Methodist Church James L. Lamb Richard Gwynn Houston Tex Clara Nall Sharon Penrod Karen Lamb Jill Ross Velle Zavich Don Hughes Bruce Coleman Mark Bevis Mr. Lamb FCHS Bracy’s Food Market N. Benton St Martha St. John Carlsbad N. M Roy Hill James St. John James Dawes West Frank

Mint Leaf Addition To Carrot Slaw Suggested

Garden tip advises chopping mint leaves and adding them to carrot slaw for enhanced flavor.

Mrs. Mitchell Heads Group at American Legion Auxiliary

Ruby Mitchell was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary Paul Stout Post 127 at the Post Home in Murphysboro. Other officers named include Erma Pyron as first vice president Nadine Hufnagle as second vice president Naomi Berkbigler as treasurer Wilma Krump as historian and Gladys Harris as sergeant at arms.

Ruby Mitchell American Legion Auxiliary Paul Stout Murphysboro Erma Pyron Nadine Hufnagle Naomi Berkbigler Wilma Krump Gladys Harris Maxine Reeves Chester Bernadette Wanstreet Patty Borgsmiller Illini Chicago Reeves Mitchell Pyron Marguerite Mathis

State Police Wives Form New Organization

A new group for wives of District 13 State Police officers was formed at Fort Kaskaskia State Park. Illinois State Police Wives Inc. will serve troopers and families with temporary officers named to run District 13. Meeting set for July 19 at Pinckneyville Fairgrounds with a pot-luck supper.

District 13 Fort Kaskaskia State Park The Illinois State Police Wives Inc Pinckneyville Fairgrounds

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Mary Ellen Gore Deam Thorpe Donna Manfredini Sally Karnes Josie Munsel Janet Pyle Patricia Monagham Toni Hayes Roselyn Tresso Robert L. Tress General Electric Eaton He. Saeed Carbondale East Main New Mexico Mrs. Mitchell Clarence Vieregge Irvan Casten Jack Bivens Ross Pautler WEA North 16Th St. Murphysboro Monarch Grenneman Egg—Jumbo Angel Food Royal Scott Oleo APPLE Odie Hawaii Kamenamees Zwick’s Ladies’ Store Herrin Egypt
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