Clubs Install New Officers At Breakfasts
New officers were installed at several clubs during breakfast events at area churches and lodges. Mrs. John Hamb len passed corsages to incoming officers including Mrs. John Fohr and Mrs. Gene Trotter. Guests included Mrs. Delyte W. Morris and Mrs. Charles Tenney as programs highlighted by skits and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants City State Park Lodge
John Hamblen
John Fohr
Gene Trotter
Julian Lauclner
Leslie Gates
Robert Schipf
Gates
Mirs
Delyte
W. Morris
SIU
Charles Tenney
SIU Woman’s Club
John Olmsted
George Mayo
Bridge trap ends with down four after deceptive play
In a duplicate bridge hand, North opens clubs, South advances to four spades. West leads jack of hearts, South cashes king queen, dummy ruffs and reads ace of hearts. East ruffs, South discards, and a sequence leads to a clever trap leaving South down four as East aids the defense. West discards diamonds. later a misopportunity leads to a four down outcome despite roughing and trump play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
North
South
West
East
Sevien
Trump
New East
Hearts
Down
Miss Heise Engagement Announced in Murphysboro
Mr and Mrs William A Heise of 1103 N 1th St Murphysboro announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Lee to Kenneth Wayne Hankins son of Mr and Mrs Hugene Hankins of Waterloo Hankins is employed at Scientific Associates St Louis No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Heise
Murphysboro
Susan Lee
Kenneth Wayne Hankins
Hugene Hankins
Waterloo
Hankins
Scientific Associates
St. Louis
Petrys To Note Anniversary This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Edward J Petry of Du Quoin celebrate their 6th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They wed May 6 1903 at Sacred Heart Church. Mrs Petry 79 is formerly Mary Bergmann and Petry 4 is a retired farmer active at the Du Quoin State Fair. They have 14 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Open house 1 to 5 p m Sunday at 22 N Hidk ory St. no girls please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Petry
du Quoin
C. Klocke
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Petry
Mary C. Bergmann
Raymond C
Richmond
Ohio
James C
Rt. 1
Due Quoin
Irene Eisenhauer
Vergennes
Aurelia C. Wendling
Carlyle
Anna May Hopp
Belleville
N. Hidkory St
Roblins Nofe Anniversary Marks Golden Milestone
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roblin of 502 S Emma St West Frankfort celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 6 p m. They were married April 25 1913 in Piper Alabama. The Rev Charles Smith of Piper Methodist Church officiated. The couple moved from Arkansas to West Frankfort in 1919. Roblin, 70, was a motorman for 39 years at Orient mine, retiring when the mine closed. Surviving children are Mrs Albert Yates of West Frankfort Mrs Marge Smith of Chicago Bill Roblin of Pontiac Michigan and Frank Roblin Jr of Vassar Michigan. They raised nephew Melvin Gulino of Tucson Arizona from infancy.
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Frank Roblin
S. Emma St
West Frank
Fort
Piper
Ala
I Charles Smith
Piper 1 Methodist Church
Arkansas
West
Frankfort
Albert Yates
West Frankfort
Marge Smith
Chicago
Bill
Pontiac
Mich
Frank Jr
Vassar
Melvin Gulino
Tustin, Salif
Beef Prices Slide Across Nation This Weekend
Associated Press notes cheaper beef nationwide with round and rump roasts hamburger stew meat and cold cuts featured. Pork chops joints loins roasts smoked shoulders bacon sausage and spare ribs priced attractively. Chickens and dairy see easing prices with collage cheese a bargain. Regional vegetables include spinach beets parsley eggplant pole beans peas corn okra while carrots cabbage celery cucumbers onions potatoes and lettuce stay low. Fruit counters show watermelon cantaloupes apples bananas and strawberries.
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Associated Press
Social Calendar for Murphysboro and Carbondale Churches
Sunday events in Murphysboro include the Annual Mas Fellowship at First Lutheran Church and Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 175 meeting in Sallie Logan Community Rooms. In Carbondale St Ann's Sodarity hosts a social event at Howey Collett's Restaurant in May.
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Ally N
Murphysboro
First Lutheran Church
P.m
Esther Rebekah Lodge No
Sallie Logan
Carbondale
Ant
St Ann's Sodarity
Firemen Fight Risk, Wages Rise to 450 a Month
Firefighters face long shifts and dangerous conditions amid storms and lightning as Murphysboro and Carbondale crews handle calls. A 450 monthly minimum pay law passage contrasts with the tough hours, sleepless nights, and public perception of an exciting yet risky job.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Hants
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Mademoiselle
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