Tri Sig Alums Elect Officers
Alumni of the Alpha Nu chapter Sigma Sigma Sigma met at the Chapter house Thursday at 8 p.m. Officers elected for the ensuing year were Mrs. Annabel Scott Tillman president Mrs. Kathleen Heilig Murray vice president Mrs. Helen Logue Ford secretary and Mrs. Nedra Midjas Seibert treasurer. Plans were discussed for the National convention in Chicago June 24 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Nu
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Annabel Scott Tillman
Kathleen Heilig Murray
Helen Logue Ford
Nedra Midjas Seibert
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Veda Hallam Etheridge
Ellen Brown Gates
Ethel Doelling
Verna Legg Rossi
Helen Ford Logue
Lynn Wright Carter
Norman Thomas Cox
Betty Lampey Crawshaw
Carbondale
Myra Eaton Siefert
du Quoin
Miss Boomer Honored At Breakfast Shower
A 10 o'clock breakfast and shower was given Thursday by Mrs. A. A. Hughes Mrs. Leo Cunningham and Mrs. Helen Stoelzle at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Patterson 105 North University avenue in honor of Miss May Bernice Boomer. Miss Boomer will wed William Harold Busby of St. Louis Saturday. The table held white heath er snowdrops red tulips narcissi with white tapers and silver service. Mrs. George Hays poured. Thirty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hughes
Leo Cunningham
Helen Stoelzle
Hughes
H. W. Patterson
North University Avenue
May Bernice Boomer
Boomer
William Harold Busby
St. Louis
George Hays
Garden Study Club Hosts Plant Exchange
The Garden Study Club met Wednesday at 311 West Cherry Street hosted by Mrs Asby Snyder with assistant hostess Mrs Elmer Tuegel. Mrs C C Mulkey gave garden news and talks on annuals by Mrs W L Marberry and Mrs A S Vaupel. A plant exchange was held for 23 members and one extension member with angel food cake whipped cream and frozen raspberries served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
Asby Snyder
West Cherry Street
Elmer Tuegel
C. C. Mulkey
W. L. Marberry
A. S. Vaupel
Holden Auxiliary Observes Anniversary
The Holden Hospital Auxiliary No 2 marks its 13th anniversary with a program at Hopewell Baptist Church on Sunday May 7 at 3 p m Readings solos and a history presented by Mrs Etta Jackson Guest soloist Barbara Griggs invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Hospital
Hopewell Baptist Church
Etta Jackson
Barbara Griggs
Womans Club Concludes Year With Picnic Meeting
The Carbondale Woman's Club held its final meeting of the year at the country home of Mrs. M. J. Myles with a pot luck picnic. Twenty seven members attended as Mrs. T. B. F. Smith screened movies, including a film from the club's 50th anniversary. On May 10 they charter a bus to St. Louis for a Kiss Me Kate matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Woman's Club
M. J. Myles
T. B. F. Smith
St. Louis
Kate
Community events and meetings listed for Friday through Thursday
A Dense slate of local activities includes Friday events for the Junior Choir at University Baptist Church and a Mother and Daughter Banquet at First Baptist annex, plus a Southern Illinois high schools clinic at Shryock auditorium. Saturday features a Southern vs Illinois Normal track meet at McAndrews Stadium and a state district tennis meet. A Brush-P.T.A., sewing clubs, Eastern Star, and a Community Council meeting with Free Press manager speaking are planned across the week.
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University Baptist Church
First Baptist Annex
Southern Illinois High Schools
Shryock
First Baptist Church
Jackson County Federated Women’s Club
South Forest
Good Neighbor Club
Robert Miller
Flower Exchange
Althean
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Stella Etherton
North Allyn
Southern
Illinois Normal
McAndrews
New Officers Preside at Epsilon Omega Meet
Epsilon Omega held its regular meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Paul Hall's home 603 North Oakland Avenue. Newly elected officers presided and new committees were formed for the year. Final plans for the area meeting Saturday and a May 16 pot luck were discussed. Members present included Mrs. Paul Barrett, Mrs. James Boyd, Mrs. Nelson Curtis, and others. Pledges Mrs. Fred Madorin, Mrs. Elliott Kerring, and Mrs. Bill Colp attended. Guest Mrs. Dalton Metcalf joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presentere
Paul Barrett
James Boyd
Nelson Curtis
Ben Eicher
Josephine Headley
Gene Heisler
J. H. Herman
Sam Hunter
Richard Lockerby
Edwin McNeil
Joe Morris
Herbert Peebles
Howard Pepper
Wilbur Reed
Hadley Rushing
Gene Seibert
Herbert Settle
Royal Dillinger
Fred Madorin
Elliott Kerring
Bill Colp
Dalton Metcalf
Evergreen Garden Club Hosts Dr Kaiser Speaker
The Evergreen Garden Club met at 708 South Rawlings Street with 14 members present. Guest speaker Dr Margaret Kaiser of SIU lectured on The Woods in the Spring with slides and specimens, followed by a business meeting, garden hints, a club tour of Mrs Eva Faughts garden, and refreshments. State fish biologists note bass can distinguish colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Garden Club
W. L. Stafford
South Rawlings Street
M. G. Clark
Margaret Kaiser
Eva Faught
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Joseph J. Hartlage
St Francis Xavier Church
Hartlage
Mary
Janice Ferrill
J. S. Ferrill
West Oak Street
Mr. Hartlage
Ben Hartlage
Breese, IL
Nauman
Tri Sig
Alpha Nu Chapter
Dairy Queen
Winkler
National Heating
Owen Bros
Holden
Womans Club
Brush-Springmore P. T. A
Brush Gymnasium
J. K. Johnson
West College
Floyd Cunningham
Tess
Hattie E. Hudelson
North Almond
W. B. McGinnis
Sam Patterson
Masonic Hall
Community Council
American Legion
W. A. Dougherty
Tom Wenzel
Piggott, Ark
Wenzel
Peggy Zora Martin
Hobart Johnson
North Marion Street
Mr. Wenzel
Anthony Wenzel
North Bridge Street
Epsilon Omega
Rummage Sale City Hall
Tri-Sigma Mothers Club
Dr. Kaiser Evergreen Garden Club
Midland Inn
Joe Barringer
E. College
Ridgway
Johnson
Cline-Vick
Hamilton
Prosperity Cleaners
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Russell Clemens
Bendix
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Roduda
America
Ers
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E. Jackson
Egyptian Electric Co-Operative Association
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