Miss Craven Married in Carbondale
Ruth Ann Craven of Carbondale wed Robert Matheny son of Mr and Mrs John Matheny at Carbondale First Presbyterian church Friday May 23. Rev William Janssen officiated at 8 p.m. in the presence of immediate family.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1952
Page
6
Ruth Ann Craven of Carbondale wed Robert Matheny son of Mr and Mrs John Matheny at Carbondale First Presbyterian church Friday May 23. Rev William Janssen officiated at 8 p.m. in the presence of immediate family.
Miss Carolyn R. Lingle daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Lingle of Decatur wed Paul T. Knoblock son of Mr and Mrs Oscar R Knoblock at St James Catholic church Decatur on May 24 in the 8:30 p m ceremony attended by 150 guests The bride wore a white organdy dress with lace overskirt and carried a white orchid bouquet The couple will reside in Springfield after June 15 with Knoblock serving as an assistant attorney general at the Springfield Supreme Court building Out-of-town guests included relatives from Charleston W Va New York and Chicago.
Mrs. Charles W. Smith of Omaha arrives in Herrin to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanders for a few days. Mr. Tony Zadakus and sons Johnny Richard George Albert Ray also arrive for a three week visit with Mrs. Zadakus' mother Mrs. Lillian Steinmetz. George Albert Ray is in the air force and stationed in Spokane Washington. Mrs Zadakus is the former Miss Steinmetz of Herrin.
Members of the Young Women's auxiliary of the First Baptist church of Herrin attended a dinner Friday night hosted by the Women's Missionary society. Senior members and mothers were honored. Barbara Furst Barbara Clark Sandra McGhee Sandra Herrin Marilyn Burks Gayle Hood Marsha Hodges Anna Merle Propes received African violet plants. Diane Barnes and Peggy Wallett sang as a film Stranger at the Door was shown. May pole centerpieces and figurine favors completed the table decor for about 38 attendees.
District Deputy Florence Davis conducted a school of instruction for the White Shrine at the Masonic temple in Murphysboro Friday night. Appointed at the Supreme Session in Canada this month by Vivian Parrish, she led a meeting hosted by Kathleen Powell after a 6:30 potluck. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Trece and Mr and Mrs John Perrine of Herrin.
Mrs. Mary Kelly of Chicago appears alongside Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herington of New York in a public notice indicating parties involved. The fragmentary item references named individuals and cities, suggesting a legal or civil notice context.
Miss Gretchen Vanderschmidt of St. Louis, president-elect of Altrusa International, spoke to Herrin Altrusa Club in the Ly-Mar hotel Marine room. She outlined leadership development through membership, cited four key member qualities, and stressed the need for ongoing original projects like Vocational Guidance and Grants In Aid to strengthen club impact.
Elm Street Baptist Church adult choir members gathered for a Friday potluck supper and party at the Murphysboro church. Present were Car ol Smith LaDonna Wanless Dorothy Dallas Barbara Smith Marion Penrod Helen Nelson Evelyn Baskin Shirley Curtis Elsie Williams Marie Fox Charles Wood Dale Kearney Ellis Casper David Boyce Fred Layne and Jim Fox. A gift was given to choir director Frank Cole.
Mrs. Kate Starzinger and Mrs. Goldie Ahls of Murphysboro spent Saturday in St. Louis, likely for leisure or errands, with no further details provided on activities or outcomes.
Mrs Gene Hand of Murphysboro was guest of honor at a bridal shower given by her mother Mrs Nellie Vanover in Grand Tower. Twenty guests attended the informal event.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shaeffer of 1521 Elm street Murphysboro spent the weekend in Benton with her mother Mrs. R. C. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pate of Peoria spent the weekend in Murphysboro and Vergennes with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armin of Belleville are visiting relatives in Murphysboro.
Blanche Weaver made the arrangements for a gathering attended by approximately 17 members. The event proceeded with the group coordinating plans and confirming attendance.
Mrs. Pautter and two children travel to Tennessee North Carolina and Duke University reunion during a six week visit. Mr and Mrs Son and two daughters of Burgaw North Carolina stay with Fred H Wills family in Murphysboro. Imhoff of Kansas City visits sister in town as well. C Koons of Kingston Jamaica travels toward Panama Canal zone aboard Currituck with Navy service details and post address.
Mrs Estelle H Kalman formerly of Mobile Alabama now living at 1904 Hortons Street Murphysboro had guests during a recent visit.
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