Seminary Singers Present Sacred Music Program at Church
Southwestern Baptist Seminary Men's Chorus and Consort Singers perform at Marion Second Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Thursday. The 26 voice chorus is directed by Cecil M Roger and the 10 voice Consort Singers by Jack Coldiron. The program traces sacred works from the Middle Ages to modern times with hymn and spiritual settings, part of an eight day tour across four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern ‘Baptist Seminary
Marion Second Baptist Church
Cecil M. Roger
Jack Coldiron
Social calendar highlights in Herrin Carbondale and DuQuoin
Social calendar notes events in Herrin Carbondale and DuQuoin include Thursday senior citizen activities bowling arts and crafts and a Republican Women’s Club talk on changing election laws at Golden Bear in Carbondale Kappa Nu Beta Sigma Phi meeting at June Crews home and a Poppy Day drive by the American Legion and Auxiliary to fund child welfare and veteran rehabilitation volunteers collect funds downtown and at shopping centers for Legion programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Masonic Lodge
Carbondale
Oakdale House
Carbondale Township
Republican Women’s Club
Pat Justice
Golden Bear Restaurant
du Quein
Kappa Nu No
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carsondale American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Public card party to raise funds and elect officers
A public card party and election of new officers dominated community notices. The Mery Logan Women's Lawtrip pledged support as Mrs Herman LeVan stalled the year’s officers, with Mrs Glenn Yates installing Terry Popp Herrin president Don Boehne Carbon dale vice president George Pullis Dr. Quoin secretary and Robert Landes Marion treasurer and Fred Gourlin Carterville historian Outgoing president is Mrs Jon Rivers of Carterville. Also named were Home Economics Extension Council officers led by Joe Stritzel Johnston City with Marion hosting and Florence Mecord identified as outgoing president. Various local sororities, junior clubs, panhellenic and hospital auxiliary officers were announced, plus a card party fundraiser at the Community Center in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Logan
Herman LeVan
Fred Claunch
John A. Logan College
Glenn Yates
Terry Popp
Herrin
Don Boehne
Carbondale
George Pullis
Quoin
Robert Landes
Marion
Fred Gourlin
Carterville
Jon Rivers
Frank Samuels
Gary Kent
Landes
Extension Council
Joe Stritzel
Johnston City
Home Economics Extension Council
Williamson County
Holiday Inn
Raymond Kobler
Lavern Marks
Ralph Rivhey
Val J. Thomas
John Montgomery
Goreville
Harold Boswell
John Kerby
Margaret Herzog
Donald Lappin
West Frankfort
William Orlandi
Ways “and Tyméans
Clara Kirk
Florence “Mecord
Marion Holiday Inn
Cecil
Isaacs
Glen Reed
Robert Simpson
Janice Jones
Peecoetine
Steve Grear
Terry Clayton
Malcolm Zwick
Jorge
Mike Hale
Vicki Perry
Pinckneyville
James Harris
Reed
IFWC
Chicago
Hale
Harris
Doctor's Memorial Hospital
Betty Crawshaw
Trish Medlin
Jeanne Eriksen
Sharon Williams
Jean Foley
Kally Dechent
Susie Ogden
Sally Cameron
Willie Armstrong
Dottie Ballance
Carol McDermott
W. Bim St
Randolph County March of Dimes appoints new chair
Lloyd T. Appel of Sparta is named Randolph County Chapter chairman of the March of Dimes. At the annual meeting in Sparta he received a certificate of appreciation from Andy Glosecki, field representative. Other officers include Gerald Stirnaman, John Faust, and Mrs. Jalvis Z Steiner. Stirnaman awarded pins to long-time workers and listed several honorees. A race fundraiser is planned for June 24 by the Small World Motorcycle Club at the Sparta Fairgrounds starting 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. Appel
Sparta
Randolph County
March of Dimes
Andy Glosecki
Gerald Stirnaman
Ellis Grove
John Faust
Red Bud
Jalvis Z. Steiner
Stirnaman
Viola Huffman
Aurelia Schleifer
June Kempfer
Martha Kempfer
Ellen Keiker
Dorothy Dunker
Shirley Miles
Rose Ann Wall
Ella Otten
Jogene Meyer
Agnes Caron
Small World Motorcycle Club Inc
Sparta Fairgrounds
Carbondale AAUW Notes 1971 72 Gifts and Contributions
Mrs R E Blackwelder president Carbondale Branch reports per capita AAUW Fellowship Foundation gift of 3.93 exceeding Illinois and national levels. Seventy three thousand five hundred thirty nine dollars sent to National Foundation. A 200 scholarship to Sharon K May STU student. Ellen H Richard endowment 286. A 500 gift honors Francis Barbour charter member. Published May 17 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Blackwelder
Carbondale
Craig
AAUW
Illinois
National Fellowship Foundation
Sharon K. May
STU
Ellen H. Richard
Francis Barbour
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Betty Mitchell
Sammye Ailanan
Barbara LeMasters
Miss McCrary
Pamela McCrary
Donald McCrary
Bob Clark Jr
Bob C. Clark Sr
St. Bruno's Catholic Church
Glennon Sims
Debbie Smith
Patty McCrary
Cindy Clark
Joanie Louis
Shannon Clark
Russel Dunn
Randy Clark
Norma McCurdy
Linda Petty
Tamaroa
Pinckneyville High School
Sparta Printing
Mrs
Bob.Clark Jr
Leonard
Seminary Singers
Minnesota
Lee Portinga
Delta Theta Tau
Red Lion
Dan Roth
Hog~ler Hume
Dwight Freeman
Ron Lee
A. Hosteller
Bil
Panhellenic
Panhellenic of
Joan Commermuth
Bonnie Briggs
Sammye Aikman
Gertrude Wilker
SIU
American Association of Univer‘women
Karen EB. Craig
Ruth T. Long
Thomas T. Tyler
Secredary
Southern Ilinois University
South Illinois
Buster Brown
Children’s Clothing
Murphysboro
Reame
Minute Maid
Janice Realemon
Leman
Lukce
Lipton
Tna
Keebler
Chris
Shor Gans
Unele Bens
Long Grain
Xtroseven
Speameney Models
Segec
Martha and Aly Dm
Welch’s
Wit StarZtStun
Sag
Kist 'S
Pricas
Lile Ann
Alfred Webber
Coats
Ross
Murphysboo
Parker's Shoe Outlet
Mounds
St N
Villa Ridge
Union Church
Sherwin Williams
Mardale Shopping Center
Terminix
COX Lumber CO
Ill
W. Main
Westinghouse
Weller
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