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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

6

Nevada couple wed in Las Vegas First Southern Baptist Church

Irene Anne Lynch and John Frederick Houghland united in marriage April 21 at the First Southern Baptist Church of Las Vegas Nevada. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Caplan of Las Vegas and the groom son of Mrs Irene Houghland of Carbondale. Lisa Lubeck maid of honor Gale Robbins brides maid Michael McCullough best man Kenneth Hammer John Sullivan Patrick Sullivan groomsmen. A Desert Inn Country Club reception followed. The bride, Valley High School alumna, works for The Meais Company. The groom earned an MBA from UNLV in 1972 and works for Holmes and Narver. They reside in Las Vegas.

Irene Anne Lynch John Frederick Houghland First Southern Baptist Church of Irene Houghland Carbondale Henry Caplan Las Vegas Lisa Lubeck Gale Robbins Michael McCullough Kenneth Hammer John Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Valley High School Meais Company University of Nevada At Las Vegas Holmes and Narver

Anniversary celebrations for local couples in Elkville and Carbondale

Neighborhood notices announce the 50th anniversary open house for Cecil R. Brown and Paulina Fitchen, May 17, 1923 marriage in Steubenville, with three living children and two deceased, and the silver wedding of W L Norton and Irene Mitchell on May 30, 1948, with five children and six grandchildren. Arrangements by local families. Also fashion note on leather and snakeskin bangles and pastel colors for spring.

Cecil R. Brown Elkville Browns N. Poplar St Brown Paulina Fitchen Steubenville Ohio Richard Brown Rankin Marian Lewis Clinton Doris Raymer Saybrook Cecil Sharon Elaine W. L Jack” Norton Rt. 1 Carbondale Irene Mitchell Norton First Apostolic Church Ilinois Central Railroad Jack Ray Norton Covina Calif Arthur W. Stone North Almsted Jacqueline Reno Jane Norton Lori Norton Henry Hale Jr James L. Honey Jonesboro

Trench planting advised for tender tomato transplants

Robert Frank, Jackson County farm adviser, recommends trench planting two to four inches deep to warm the roots and aid growth amid heavy spring rain. Transplants should be firmed with four to five inches of top exposed and starter fertilizer used. Peat pots should be planted whole, peat exposed to air must be kept moist, and wood bands or pots removed. Practical nursing pins are awarded to 19 graduates of the John A. Logan College one year practical nursing program with Mary Louise Perkins delivering a speech at Carterville.

Robert Frank Jackson County Frank John A. Logan College Illinois State Board Mary Louise Perkins

Seniors to Serve Dinner at Herrin Center

A public dinner sponsored by Herrin Senior Citizens' kitchen committee will run 11 am to 1 pm Friday at the Senior Citizens Center 100 S Park Ave. Menu includes chicken and dumplings dressing slaw green beans dessert and drink. Advance donation 1.50 calls to 942-6401 or center members. door tickets 1.75. Center closed Memorial Day after Sunday Open House.

Herrin Senior Citizens’ Kitchen Committee Senior Citizens Center S. Park Ave

Iveys Honored at June 10 Reception on Fairgrounds

Mr and Mrs Nathan A Ivey will be honored at a reception from 4 to 5 30 p m June 10 at the First Heat restaurant and recreational facility on the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds The event follows Logan College graduation and is sponsored by the college board of trustees. Ivey, first president of John A Logan College Carterville, resigns July 1 1973 to become president of Thornton Community College South Holland. The reception is open to the public.

Nathan A. Ivey du Quoin State Fairgrounds Ivey John A. Logan College Carterville Thornton Community College South Holland Logan College Board of Trustees

Midland Hills Unit elects new officers

At a Midland Hills Unit luncheon of Jackson County Home Extension new officers were elected. Janise Niedebrock becomes chairman with Lucille Cox as first vice chair, Dixie Hodson as second vice chair, Elizabeth Dixon as secretary treasurer, and Carolyn Craft and Beverly Mohlenbrock as craft co chairs.

Midland Hills Jackson County Home Extension Janise Niedebrock Lucille Cox Dixie Hodson Elizabeth Dixon Carolyn Craft Beverly Mohlenbrock

Carterville Friday Crafts at Lakeshore Golden Age Club

The Lakeshore Golden Age Club holds crafts at the Civic Center in Carterville on Friday from 9 30 a m to 4 p m. Residents gather for a daytime activity and social time.

Carterville Lakeshore Golden Age Club

Alphabet minded teacher boosts early learning program

Pleasant Rowland, a Chicago native and former kindergarten teacher, created a multi sensory reading program "Beginning to Read, Write and Listen" with 24 tactile alphabet books, audio aids, and home friendly activities. The system emphasizes phonics, letter awareness, and sequential skill building to prevent curriculum limbo.

New York Pleasant Rowland Pleasant

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