Sesquicentennial arts and crafts displayed at SIU Center
Mrs Alfred Dammann and Mrs Everett L Ury of Anna seated with other club members as nine Junior Woman's Clubs showcased arts and crafts projects at Southern Illinois University's Center. The event highlighted the Illinois Sesquicentennial with Mrs Tom Radickas of Marion leading the 25th District projects during the spring board meeting.
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Alfred Dammann
Everett L. Ury
Anna
Sherman Taylor
Vienna
Mike Oreskovich
Marion
Bers
Southern Illinois University
Illinois
Man
Women’s Clubs
University Center
District Clubwomen hold art display and fashion show
Two hundred clubwomen attended an art display and fashion show at the University Center in Carbondale sponsored by the 25th District Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs. Prizes went to Red Bud and Carbondale clubs for paintings. Mrs. Edward Graut presented a crafts award to Mrs. Harry Koonce.
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University Center
Carbondale
Illinois Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Edward Graut
du Quoin
Harry Koonce
Red Bud Woman’s Club
Benton
F. Earl Snarr
Roy Ligon
Johnston City
Eugene Moroni
Chicago
Franklin
Perry
Randolph
Freeman Wright
Leonard Bartnck
Murphysboro
Woman’s Club
Cardwells to Celebrate Golden Anniversary Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cardwell of 1107 N State St Marion will hold an open house from 2 to 5 p m Sunday for their golden wedding anniversary They were married March 29 1918 Mrs Cardwell is the former Fannie Sanders Her husband is a retired coal miner The Cardwells have two daughters Mabel Schroader of Elgin and Lloyd McKinney of Rt 3 Marion four grandchildren Joe Gulley Marilyn McKinney William Holmes and Edward Krantz and eight great grandchildren
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Roy Cardwell
N. State St
Marion
Cardwell
Fannie Sanders
Cardwells
Mabel Schroader
Elgin
Lloyd McKinney
Rt. 3
Joe Gulley
Marilyn McKinney
William Holmes
Creal Springs
Edward Krantz
See through Inflatable Furniture Trends In Style and Function
See-through inflatable and clear plastic furniture emerges as a lasting trend. Mass Art showcases inflatable chairs and see-through tables lamps and pillows with designs by Neal Small and others. Stores in New York feature Plexiglas Haus and Macy's broad clear plastic selections.
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Mass Art
Susan K. Souri
Neal Small
New York
Macy’s
Gimbels
May wedding date set for Priscella Graul and Charles Crews
Priscella Ann Graul and Charles Crews announce their engagement. Priscella is a nurse at Carbondale Clinic and 1964 graduate of Du Quoin Township High School and DePaul School of Nursing. Crews, Elkville native, attends Canton Community College and serves an apprenticeship at Inman Plumbing and Heating Co. in Jonesboro.
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Edward H. Graul
N. Vine St
du Quoin
Priscella Ann
Charles Crews
Henry Crews
Elkville
Miss Graul
du Quoin Township High School
DePaul School of Nursing
Carbondale
Elkville Community High School
Canton Community College
Canton
Inman Plumbing and Heating Co
Jonesboro
Southern Illinois University
Reception to honor pastor and wife in Herrin
The Rev. and Mrs. Edward E. Souders of Herrin celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary with a church reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Herrin First Methodist Church social room. They were married March 25, 1933. Their host children include Mrs. Jane Geiger Sandoval Mrs. Mary Evelyn Cook Crystal City Mo the Rev. Robert Souders Belleville and George Souders Anniston Ala They have 11 grandchildren. The Murphysboro Friendly Club plans Easter plates for shut ins. The club met at Mrs Don Burris home with Mrs G G Strong presiding.
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Edward E. Souders
Herrin
Souders
Herrin First Methodist Church
Jane Geiger
Sandoval
Mary Evelyn Cook
Crystal City
Friendly Club of
Murphysboro
Don Burris
G. G. Strong
Women’s Missionary Circle elects officers in Johnston City
Members of the Women’s Missionary Circle at Johnston City First Christian Church elected officers including Mrs. Harry Adams as president and others as vice president secretary treasurer and reporter. They studied Latin American missions and voted to send money to Colegio Biblico Mission School in Eagles Pass Texas. Williamson Baptist Association Youth Night is Monday at Marion Second Baptist Church with revival at 7 p.m.
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Women’s Missionary Circle
Johnston City
Williamson Baptist Association
Marion Second Bapist Church
Murphysboro Hospital Auxilary elects new officers
The Murphysboro Hospital Auxiliary of St. Joseph Memorial Hospital elected its slate this week. Installed in June will be Mrs. Harry Eisenhauer as president and other officers include Mrs. Byron Canning first vice president Mrs. R E Verbal second vice president Mrs. Charles Wolff corresponding secretary Mrs. James Gleason treasurer and Mrs. Richard Strothmann member at large Dr Frank Mercer of St. Louis College of Pharmacy spoke on LSD and other hallucinogenic drugs during the event led by Mrs. William Risling president.
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Murphysboro Hospital
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Harry Eisenhauer
Byron Canning
R. E. Verbal
Charles Wolff
James Gleason
Richard Strothmann
Frank Mercer
St. Louis, Mo
College of Pharmacy
William Riseling
Wig and Manicure Salon Seeks Trade Details in Herrin
Rose Frizzell and Doris Stankard operate a wigs and manicures shop at 120 West Walnut Herrin. The business is closed on Mondays and provides contact at 9426454 or 942 6464.
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Rose Frizzell
Doris Stankard
West Walnut
Herrin
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Marion First Baptist Church
Primary II Sunday
Priscella Graul
Star Stores
Goldsmith’s
Denmeer
Latin America
Joyce Lawson
Beauty Salon
Carbondale, Illinois
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Ripple Afghan
ISHOP
Mardale
Jim ‘Martins
Pactonr Te
Jim Martin
New Frigidaire
Mac
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Mark OF
General Motors