Engagements Told: Couples Plan to Wed in 1960s Illinois
Arm eita Jean Corder and Richard K. Beltz announce plans to wed. Corder, a SIUC music education graduate, will marry Beltz at Zion United Church of Christ in Marion on April 20. Beltz, son of Vern Heltz of Carrier Mills, works for Pepsi-Cola in Marion. Also announced are engagements of Doris Herrin to Mike McSpadden with weddings planned in Herrin. Barbara Huppert to Doug McBride Jr. of Paducah with a September date in Murphysboro. Mary Beth Treece to Scott Hill of Marion with a May 26 ceremony at First Apostolic Church.
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Armeita Jean Corder
Richard K. Beltz
Virgil Corder
Marion
Beltz
Vern Heltz
Carrier, Mills
Miss Corder
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
SIUC
Murray State University
Pepsi-Cola Co
Zion United Church
Elmer Beaty
Herrin
Doris
Mike McSpadden
Jim Strunk
Phil McSpadden
Tiburon
Calif
Herrin High School
John A. Logan College
Carterville
Lonestar Landscaping
Bride Jr
E. C. Huppert
Murphysboro
Douglas McBride Sr
Paducah
Miss Huppert
Murphysboro High School
Carbondale Clinic
McBride
Paducah - Tilghman High School
Hoe Supply Co
Ernest ‘Treece
Mary Beth
Scott Hill
Gordon Hil
First Apostolic Church, Herrin
States push consumer education in schools in 1972
SEU News Service reports that 1972 saw major moves toward consumer education in public schools 8 through 12 led by Illinois Hawaii and Tennessee. The year featured federal funding for a Director of Consumer Education though no appropriation had yet been made.
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SEU News Service
Thomas M. Brooks
School of Home Economics
Southern Minis University
Carbondale
Consumer Federation of America
Illinois
Tennessee Home Economics Association
Memphis
U.S. Office of Education
Pope bars authors over confessional tape recorders
Pope Paul VI ordered automatic excommunication Friday for anyone who tapes Catholic confessions after two nonpracticing writers entered churches across Italy and faked sexual confessions. Their book based on leaked priestly advice amid a national uproar drew government attention as leaders seek to curb sales. The move marks a rare exertion of church penalties in the pope’s 16 year reign.
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Rome
Paul VI
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Vatican
Paul
Social calendar Wednesday events across Illinois towns
In Christopher 7 30 p m Omicron Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Donna Jarrett home. In Herrin 1 p m American Home Department of Woman's Club at Lorene Vansaghi home. 7 30 p m Shawnee Council No 224 Degree of Pocahontas initiation at Red Men Lodge. In Marion 7 15 p m Church Women United coffee at Aldersgate Methodist Church Christian Symbols program. In Carterville 7 p m Parents Without Partners Little Egypt Chapter board party at Geneva Owens 635 Anderson St. In Carbondale 9 80 a m Senior Citizens arts and crafts lunch with food stamps program by George Saveo candle making at Oakdale House 940 N Oakland St. 6 30 p m American Cancer Society dinner Student Center Ballrooms Southern Illinois University. 3 30 p m National Association of University Dames in Home Economics Living Lounge Southern Illinois University.
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Christopher
Omicron! Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Donna
Jarrett
Herrin
American Home Department of Woman's Club
Lorene Vansaghi
Pocahontas
Order of
Red Men
Red Men Lodge
Marion
Church Women United
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Carterville
Parents Without Partners
Little Egypt
Geneva Owens
Anderson
Carbondale
Senior Citizens Arts and Crafts
George Saveo
Oakdale House
Oakland St
American Cancer Society
Southern Illinois University
National Association of University Dames
Southern Ilinois University
Carterville area Golden Agers elect officers at dinner
The Lakeshore Golden Age Club elected John Bogard as chairman Carol Cross as co chairwoman and Metvna Gray as treasurer for its Carterville area group at a dinner meeting for over 100 people. Other officers to be chosen later.
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Lakeshore Golden Age Club
Carterville
John Bogard
Carol Cross
Cochairman
Metvna Gray
H. B. Lewis
Leota MacFadden
Ruth Mitchell
Lida Patrick
Jerne Boswell
Christian Church
Walnut Street
Kendrick Paper Co
Mt. Vernon
Carterville Merchants’ Association
Carterville Civic Center
Teentown
Marie Benton
Lula Etherton
Ethel Oetheim
Gertrude Wiiler
Kitchen Kitties
Herrin
Senior citizens program on needs for Johnson County
The Southern Illinois Agency on Aging will present a program on what Johnson County must consider to prepare senior citizen services at 7 p.m. today in Goreville High School Cafeteria. Janet Taylor will speak. 22.2 percent of the county population aged 60 plus, about 1675 people, are cited. The Goreville Senior Citizen Task Force sponsors the event open to the public with Goreville Mayor Hanscok opening and Rev. Virgil Elmore giving the invocation.
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Southern Illinois Agency On Aging
Johnson County
Goreville
Sesoy
Janet Taylor
Southern Minois Agency On Aging
Taylor
Ilinois Agency On
Jack Hanscock
Ithe
Virgil Elmore
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Barbara
Doug Mc
Armetta
Jean Corder
Doris Beaty
Barbara Huppert
Mary Beth Treece
Hawaii
Tennessee
New Jersey
Michigan
Brooks
Education Commission of the States
ECS
Consumer Education Committee
Consumer Federa
Tion
America
Federation
Home Economist
Sullivan
Club News
Benton Woman's Club
Benton Woman’s Club
Bertha Sparks
Lloyd Tomer
First Church of God In
Benton
Red Cross
AORT
Ruth Clark
Association of
Operating Room Technicians
Chicago
Franklin Hospital
Herrin Hospital
Carel Hagler
Fairfield
Nashville
Hear Sons OF Faith of
Evansville
Ind
Bible Assembly
N. Fair—Marion, Ul
Melvin Finney
Main Carbondale
Ea Custom Art
Guiette
Murphysbore,il
Moroni
Moroni Drugs
W. Mopron
Bank of Honnin
Herrin, Iluinots
FDIC
Worldscope
True
Lindy Boggs
George P. Shultz
Norman Williams
Murphyskere
Phane
Huffman Funeral Home
OAK Street and
University Carbondale
Jack
N. IM
Jack Hazel
United Nations Security Council
Sportlight
NCAA
Lee Elder
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