Auction to auction 90 cent to 200 dollar gift certificates
At Camelot Night in Carbondale Holiday Inn 74 gift certificates and 14 items from Action Now for Hill House drug free rehabilitation will be sold tonight at 8 30 p m after a 6 30 p m dinner by reservation Proceeds go to Hill House items include dinner for two monthly prizes a portrait paint packages and more Hazel LeFevre Judy Foland coordinate the sale with no admission charge for post dinner auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel LeFevre
Judy Foland
Cabondale Action Now
Ways and
Hill House
Carbondale
Camelot
Holiday Inn
Mary Rendleman
Bride and groom wed in Murphysboro ceremony
Miss Frost and Earl Ray Jacquot exchanged vows at 7 30 p m April 21 in First Lutheran Church Murphysboro Rev William Boatman officiated Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs Henry Born The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Korando Bridesmaids included Shirley Williams and Michele Endres Karla Jacquot Marsha Jacquot Best man Bruce Korando Groomsmen Gary Imhoff Bill Moniger Jim Hughes Flower girl Angela Moore Ring bearer Tom Moore Guests were seated by Danny Layman and Tom Cotton Soloist Jane Loy and organist Nolan Williamson provided music The bride wore a candlelight lace chiffon and bridal satin gown A reception followed at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Jacquot works for Rednour Steel Erectors in Cutler The bride works at Ted and Genes Market Murphysboro and attends John A Logan College Carterville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Mae Frost
Earl Ray Jacquot
First Lutheran Church
Murphysboro
William Boatman
Henry Born
Leo Korando
Shirley Williams
Michelle Endres
Karla Jacquot
Marsha Jacquot
Bruce Korando
Gary Imhoff
Bill Moniger
Jim Hughes
Angela Moore
Tom Moore
Danny Layman
Tom Cottonare
Jane Loy
Nolan Williamson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jacquot
Rednour Steel Erectors
Cutler
Ted and Gene
Carmi Buys Land for Industrial Park
Carmi Chamber of Commerce buys a 90-acre tract between Illinois and the Penn Central Railroad for an industrial park. Price not disclosed. City Council set aside 67 acres of a new airport site for industrial use, with the chamber agreeing to the purchase Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Illinois
Penn Central Railroad
Chamber
Fractional coins gain attention amid inflation fears
Mort Reed notes rising talk in Washington about adding a fractional denomination to US coinage. He explains vending machine pricing pressures and historic precedents, arguing a new mid range coin could balance budgets and curb inflation if studies show benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Reed
NEA
United States
Murphysboro Woman Elected President of Carbondale Center Board
Roberta Majka of Murphysboro wins the presidency of the Carbondale Women's Center board at 404 W. Walnut St. May 6. Also elected are Kay Crould as vice president Rita Moss as treasurer and Margaret Katranides as secretary. Publicity head picks include Sue Jones Gina Foglia and Mary-Sue Moritz. Fund raising leaders are Judi Criswell Libby Moore and Kay Crould. Weekly sessions cover consciousness raising for mothers and Mom and Tot Drop-in with handicraft groups and drop-in times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Majka
Murphysboro
Carbondale Women’s Center
Walnut St
Kay Crould
Carbondale
Rita Moss
Margaret Katranides
Sue Jones
Gina Foglia
Mary - Sue Moritz
Judi Criswell
Libby Moore
Ms. Crould
Engagement announced for Randy Graper and Donald Litchfield
Mr and Mrs F E Graper of Carbondale announce the engagement of their daughter Randy to Donald L Litchfield son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Litchfield of Denver Colorado Randy is a coordinator for Project TRADE at SIU Carbondale and Litchfield is a graduate student in educational administration at SIUC The wedding is set for 2 pm June 9 at First Presbyterian Church Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Graper
Carbondale
Randy
Donald L. Litchfield
Charles E. Litchfield
Denver
Colo
Graper
Department of Professional Education
Southern Illinois University At
L. J. Buford School
Mt. Vernon
Litchfield
SIUC
First Presbyterian Church
Social calendar items for Carbondale Mt Vernon and area
In Carbondale at 10 a.m. Saturday the Panhellenic annual business meeting is at Hilda Stein’s home 906 Johnston St. In Mt Vernon at 7 30 p.m. Saturday Parents Without Partners Little Egypt chapter and Mt Vernon chapter dine and dance at Long John Silver’s two blocks off Rt 57. Sunday events include Carterville 2 p.m. Lakeshore Golden Age Club party via Business and Professional Women at the Civic Center Fern Cliff State Park 1 30 p.m. family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Hilda Stein
Johnston St
Mt. Vernon
Parents Without Partners
Little Egypt
Long John Silver
Rt. 57
Carterville
Lakeshore
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Civic Center
Fern Clyffe State Park
Williamson County Homemakers Elect State President
The Williamson County Homemakers Extension met in Marion on May 10 with state president Mrs. Joseph Ashbrook stressing home education. Officers installed include Mary Lappin as first vice chairman, Darlene Molla secretary, Betty Richey subject matter chair, and Ruth Ferguson nutrition chair. Clara Belle Lumley attended as special guest. plans include travel to Springfield June 4 and a Citizenship Conference June 13 to 15 in Urbana. The Williamson Council will convene at 9 a.m. June 6 at the extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Homemakers Extension Federation
Williamson County Homemakers Extension
Marion
Joseph Ashbrook
Mary Lappin
Johnston City
Darlene Molla
Herrin
Betty Richey
Ruth Ferguson
Colp
Carl Pritchett
Danville
Clara Belle Lumley
Jackson County Homemakers Extension
Springfield
Urbana
Williamson County Homemakers Extension Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Frost
Vickie and
Earl Jacquot
Therm
Stewart Appliance Service
Sparta
Ill
Carmi
Women's Center
Miss Graper Bride-To
Carolina
Carbondale, Illinois
Epps
Herring Bank
16Th & Monroe
Williamson
Birkholz
S. Illinois
Associated Lumber
Herrin Lumber
Beasley Lumber Cambria
COX Lumber
Carterville, Ill
AY University Band
University Bank
F.d.i.c
University Bank of Carbonegjle
W. Main
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