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ftp ftn Cirbondile Htrrin Murphystoro SOUTHERN ILUNOISAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1952 i I i PAST GRANDS MEET Mrs. Gertrude Whitaker Hostess to Herrin Club Herrin Past Noble Grand club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Whitaker, 1121 South Thirteenth street, with Mrs. Mable Hindman and Mrs. Pearl Spence as co-hostesses.

Eighteen members and one guest attended the meeting conducted by the president, Mrs. Madge Evitt. During the social hour, games were played with prizes awarded Mrs. Hessie Sandusky won the door prize. The next meeting will be March 27 at the home of Mrs.

Lou Hol-dcrfield, 612 South Sixteenth street. Herrin Xi Rho Chapter to Meet Xi Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority at Herrin will meet Monday night at the home of Mrs. Joyce Ann Johnson, 516 North Seventh street, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Betty Deaton will be co-hostess.

Herrin Junior Hi Has Social Meeting The Junior Hi of the Herrin Presbyterian church had its February meeting Wednesday night. The meeting was conducted by the president, Dixie Lee Davis. The devotional and lesson on Lincoln and Washington were given by the pastor, Rev. brven C. Lee.

Games were under the direction of Mrs. George Milam. It was announced the mothers are invited to the March meeting. Fourteen members and three guests, Carolyn Uark, Myra Jane i Miss Ozburn's Betrothal Told In Murphysboro Dr. and Mrs.

Glenn W. Oiburn ct 1328 Manning street, Murphysboro, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Man' Alice, to Pvt. Stanley Dorr of Kirkwood. Miss Ozburn is a senior at Washington University School of Nursing in St. Louis and will graduate in June.

Pvt. Dorr is stationed with the U. S. Army at Camp Chaffee, Ark. A spring wedding is being planned for the couple.

Leave Friday For Visit in South Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phillips of Murphysboro and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Moeckel of Jacob left Friday for a few days' visit in the South.

They wre accompanied to Biloxi, by the Phillips' daughter, Mrs. Shirley Moeckel, who will join her husband, who is stationed at Keeslcr Field with the U. S. Air From Biloxi, the foursome will motor to Florida. Mrs.

Threewitt Visits Brother Mrs. lorn Threewitt of Du Quoin spent Thursday in Murphysboro with her brother and sistcr-in- fjmij 0f J0 Somh i hth $trcet aw, iir. and Airs, bill Uaurn and WeatherlyS Visit St. LOUIS Mr. and Mrs.

Julian Weatherly and children of 321 North Four week-end guests of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Weatherlv in St. Louis. Visits Brother In Troy Mrs.

Ralph Bullar and Mrs. C. D. Joplin of Murphysboro spent Thursday in Troy, 111., with Mrs. Joplin's brother, Bert Cheatham.

Honored At ShOVCr Mrs. loe Ozburn was L'ucst of honor at a shower given Thursdav night at the Ben Daniel home on 724 Walnut street, Murphvsboro. Hostesses were Mrs. Ben' Daniel, Mrs. Lorcnz Unterfer and xMiss Doris Clements.

Prizes in games were won bv Mrs. Glenn Oburn, the guest of honor and Mrs. Ross Ozburn. There were 17 guests. Busch Move To Fifth Street Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Busch of Mur- jphysboro have moved from 334 ort" strcct tc 20S North Fifth lMrs- Dirlcr Visits flln MUri'hySDOrO Mrs. Rose Marie Dirler of Du- Bovd, president of Brush school during the recent Founder's Day celebration at Lincoln school, Carbondale. Pic. Robert Hall.

Carterville, Wed To Marion Girl The marriage of Pfc. Robert I. Hall of Carterville and Miss Kay Boske of Marion which took place Feb. 13 has been announced bv the bride's parents. The bridegroom, who returned to! Fort Jackson, S.

Tuesday was home on emergency leave due to the death of his father, Bert Hall. The young couple was married in Piggott, Ark. The bride is a graduate of Marion Township high school and is employed in the Woolworth store at Marion. Pfc. Hall is a graduate of Car UnU Winning and Gwen Fulks, werejuenth street, Murphysboro were lilt lilt VV1IHIIU1IH lllll CV.11-"J1 OUU I ihas been in the armv since Tl A Lorr3ine Ozburn i MARRIED RECENTLY Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Gene Steele, Vergennes, who were married recently in the Baptist parsonage in Piggott, Ark. The bride i ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mann of Carterville are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Wanda L.

Mann, to Mr. Don Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, Carterville. Miss Mann is employed by the Illinois Commercial telephone company in Carbondale.

Mr. Jackson is a student at Southern Illinois university. Wedding plans are indefinite. Loyal Sons and Daughters Meet at Christopher Seventeen members of the Loyal Sons and Daughters class of the First Christian church of Christoph-j met Monday nieht in the church basement for a pot-luck supper. Class sponsors are Mrs.

Kenneth i trc ti.vc UUV.VII UIIU i'UJi via Jtvi hen vou me semi-sweet choco- ate put it over hot, not boiling! I present. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Hen-j dricks and Mrs. Ceaser Marlow. W.S.C.S.

MEETS District Promotional Secretary Speaks in Christopher The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church Aai mtc rnaav aticrnoon inon, ouy Doutn timma street. Mrs. Marv Felts nrcsented the de votion on 'Faith." Guest for the evening were H.j S. Kirkpatrick, district promotional secretary of Sesser. He urged even woman to become a mem-, ber of the WSCS.

cnty-thrcc members were present. Hostesses were Mrs. Erma Baker, Mrs. Alberta Sobeck and Mrs. Althoff.

Christian Gleaners Class Meets Mrs. Gleaners class of the Christian church at Christopher mtti lucsday night at the home ot Mrs. lrs. Lladys Wentc, mndnrtrd thr I HJi liU'UUdUl cms in 1 Iistorv." Mrs. Aha Hereford was assistant hostess.

Seventeen members and a guest, Mrs. Hazel Cohill of Canton. was present. Mrc Cnhill ic Mrc Mln-in'. tCT.

Christapher 0ES I i John Lanesf Johnston City, Home from Japan CWO and Mrs. John S. Lane and children, Gary Lane md Karen, have returned to Johnston City from Yokohama, Japan, where they spent two years. CWO Lane served 16 months in Korea. His wife joined him in Japan when their son was six weeks old.

Their daughter was born in Japan. Gary Lane observed his second birthday Tuesday at party given by his aunt, Mrs. Robert Thuilliez in Johnston City. Mr. and Mrs.

Lane and children are cuests of Mrs. Lane's parents, Mf. and Mrs. William J. Bean.

At present they are visiting in Gary, with Mr. Lane's relatives. The Lanes docked in California Feb. 3 and spent I week there. From there they went to Washington for a visit and then to St.

Louis to visit Mrs. Lane's sister and fam-ily. CWO Lane will be stationed at Norfolk, at the end cf his leave. Mrs. Lane is the former Bonnie Bean of Johnston City.

Weddinj Shower Honors Alien Bakers Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bakex of Marion were honored at a post-wedding shower given for them in the Johnston City First Methodist church basement Tuesday night. Mrs. Emery Milligan cf Johnston City, mother of the bride, and Mrs.

Glen Baker, of Prosperity, Mr. Baker's mother, were hostesses. Twenty-two out-of-town guests and 36 Johnston City residents attended the shower. Fox Couple Return From EvansYille, Ind. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Fox of Johnston City have returned from Evansville, where they spent the weekend with Mrs. Fox sister, Mrs. Fred Yelensich and family. Mrs.

Yelensich and daughter, Rose Marie returned to Johnston Citv with Mr. and Mrs. Fox to visit relatives. Mrs. Roy Oates Entertains Club Mrs.

Roy Oates, Washington avenue, Johnston City, entertained members of the Stitch and Chatter club at her home Wednesday dternoon. Sunshine friends exchanged ijifts, revealed names and drew new rirnes. Mrs- Oates received hostess gifts from her guests. Eight members and two guests were present. Shower Honors Mrs.

Kendrick A nursery shower was given for Mrs. Weldcn Kendrick at the home cf Mrs. Glenna Jones, Jefferson avenue, Johnston City, Thursday Mrs. Bill Pate cf Hurst and Mrs. Roby Ballard of Marion were out-cf-town guests.

During the social, prizes were awarded to Jtaward Umko- vich, Mrs. Grange Bell, Mrs. Don Sanders, Mrs. John Aver and Mrs. Pate.

Thirty-one guests were present. Attend Concert At S. I. U. Mr.

and Mrs. O. C. Baiar, Mrs. Henry Slover and Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell A. Kellv of Johnston Citv were in Carbondale Thursday night to attend a concert presented by the Southern Illinois university concert band. Bill Clarida. nephew of Mrs.

Slover, and Lowell Kelly, are members of the band. FREE Engraved Identification BRACELET given witn every pair cf Red Shoes. 124 So. Illinois Ctrbondi! OOP Ask the person who has taken FARU for arthritic, rheumatic conditions. Taken for 15 years by satisfied customers.

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Foleys Of Carbondale Visit Florida Dr. and xMrs. Dan B. Foley, 605 West Walnut street, Carbondale, left today for a month's vacation at Indian Rocks Beach, Fla. Their daughters, Alice Ann and Mary Carolyn, students at Southern Illinois university, will join their parents March 8, the beginning of the university's spring vacation.

Mrs. Freidlin Visits Brother in St. Louis Mrs. Charles Friedline, 707 West Pecan street, Carbondale, was in St. Louis Wednesday and Thursday to visit her brother, Dr.

George Randle-man, and to attend the educational exhibit at Kiel auditorium. While there she saw Cornelius Otis Skinner in "Paris '90." Harrises, Carbondale, Return From Florida Mr. and Mrs. E. T.

Harris, 710 South Poplar street, Carbondale, re-. turned Thursday from a month's va-' cation in Florida, including visits in plant City, Miami, and Daytom Beach. Attend Dinner Party In Wist Frankfort Mr. and Mrs. Bert E.

Terpinitz, SOI West College street, and Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Miles, 210 East Elm street, all of Carbondale, will attend 3 dinner party in West Frankfort tonight.

They will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uru Seibert Hostess Te Cibsndale Club Mrs, H. H. Seibert, 5072 South Poplar street, Carbondale, will be to members of the Household Arts club Monday, March 3, 3:30 p.m.

Mrs. Jess Bell and Mrs. Lore Rushing will be assistant fc Ofi.es ses. SARBONDALE CHAPTER HAS LEAP YEAR PARTY Epsilon Tau chapter of Beta Sig-Phi held a leap year party in the Brush school lunch room Thursday. Husbands were invited and a pot luck dinner was serv ed.

Guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchey and Mrs. Lu cille Faureau. The Sponsors Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudgens. Pinochle, canasta and bridge were played.

The next meeting will be with h'lxs. htne Jungers March 6. CYNTHIA SWARTZ ON MUSKINGUM HONOR ROLL! Miss Cynthia Swartz, daughter or Dr. and Mrs. V.

Swartz. 701 West Mill street, Carbondale, was jyamed to the honor roll for her Schoiastic achievement in the first of work at Muskingum col- Wv C-nnrnrA Ohin. whfrp is a freshman. A student must maintain at least -1 3.2 average to be so honored. DR.

MUELLER SPEAKS Clffcmdalt Women's Club Hears Talk On Libraries Robert H. Mueller, director libraries at Southern Illinois university, was guest speaker at a meeting cf- the Literature and Art department of the Carbondale Federated Woman's Club Thursday afternoon. Dr. Mueller spoke on a comparative study of Southern Illinois libraries. Mrs.

B. C. Robbins, vice-chair-mari of the department, presided in the absence of Mrs. Phillip Kimmel, chairman. Forty members attended the meeting, which was held at the home of Miss May Dorsey, 605 West College street.

A program of piano selections was presented by Charles Ross and Caryl Ann Klingberg, piano students of Miss Dorsev. MUFFIN VARIATIONS, QUICK AND EASY Serve muffins prcmptlv. They can't grow wear' with waiting if they're to be famous and mouthwatering. Variety enhances their popularity too. A plain muffin batter provides the perfect base for adding sweetmeats and spices.

Food specialist Man- Fuqua, University of Illinois College of Agriculture, suggests variations that'll tempt all tastes. Make fruit muffins by adding some chopped dates, raisins, apples or dried apricots to your favorite muffin barter. Spices ginger, cinnamon and doves can be added to the dry ingredients and the muffin mixed as usual. But go easy with amounts until you've done some ex perimenting. Orange honey muffins are another surprise treat.

Add two tablespoons of sugar to your muffin recipe. Place a teaspoon of honey and an unpeele orange slice in each muffin cup before adding the batter. Serve the muffins with the ortm-e slice up. Quoin spent Fridav in Murphxs-icr i i is the former Wilma Jane Burnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Bumett of Elkville. The groom is the son of Mrs. Tressie Steele of Vergennes. Entertain Johnston City Fast Matrons Club Mrs. M.

E. Roberts and Mrs. John Dobbins of Johnston City entertained members of the Past Matrons club of the Order of the Fastem Star at the Roberts home Thursday night. Mrs. Lloyd Shelton presided during a short business meeting.

Prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. G. T. Nixon, Mrs. O.

H. Turner, Mrs. Ira E. Jones and Mrs. Robert Sneed.

Mrs. Earl Rogers received the door prize. Fourteen members were present. Altar Sodality Plans Election Day Dinner Mrs. Rose Flabbi, Mrs.

Elvian Imparano, Mrs. Eva Bruganara Mrs. Man Mercier, Mrs. Hattie Clark and Miss Patsy Wendell were guests at the Thursdav meeting cf the St. Ann's Altar Sodality of John ston ity.

The Meeting was held in the Madonna room of the rectory. Fr. Albert Buratto was in charge of the opening. A dinner was planned to be served by the sodality on April S. The dinner will be served in the school hall April 8, election day.

Prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. Louise Novinsky, Mrs. Lillie Wenzell and Mrs. Bruganara. Mrs.

Rose Colombo received the coor prize. Hostesses were Mrs. Marv Foli land Mrs. Tulia Endrezzi. Thirtv- tempers uere present.

ntLrruL run 15 For Square Biscuits Use Ice Tray ui nemjerawr louay modem kitchens arc plan- nrt ntu 10 inciuue a relaxing corner menu punning or nousenow i i titi accots her kitchen office. In order to get square biscuits, use the metal divider from the ice trav of your refrigerator, and bake in the oven of your range in the regular way. When baked separate biscuits at dividing line for a new 'square biscuit deal' wnen measuring svrup, nonev, molasses, if vou grease the meas uring cup first, the ingredients will not stick to the cup. A 9- or 10-inch pie plate will yield six or more servings; to scve four generously or five adequately; use an S-inch pie plate. Leftover ham or tongue can be used in a casserole dish with spaghetti, rice, or macaroni, combined with a C3n of undiluted tomato soup, grated cheddar cheese and topped off with crumbled shred- i ded wheat biscuit.

Bake in the oven! at 350 degrees for 45 Good! Let plan a cet-vour man ces i a sert. Home made ice cream, served with hot fudge sauce made in the double-depth tray of your refrigerator, and home-baked sponge cake, plus really good coffee, should do'. the trick. Figurines A Complete Stoek of Cnpalnted Firurines, Palnti and Glazes Fret ralntiox Instruction Helen's Figurine Shop 409 South Firk Avenue Phone 5601 HERRIN AT FOUNDER'S DAY FETE Mrs. Merlene Baker, president of the Carbondale Parent-Teachers Association council, receives a corsage from Mrs.

James 4 ENGAGED Miss Eleanor Cr.ble, senior at Southern Illinois university, whose engagement to William Lee Tripp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tripp, Cobden, has been announced. Miss Cable, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Cloyd Cable, of Geff, is a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. She will be graduated from S.I.U. in June with a major in honu economics. Mr. Tripp, an S.

I. U. graduate, is teaching at West Frankfort high school. He is an alumnus of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternitv. fflcCiintock Talks Jo ZeiOler ClUD met Tucsdav in the community house with Mrs.

Ham Twitty presiding, Mrs. Robert Saunders presented her resignation from the office ol first vice president. A donation of $5 was made to the Bloodmobile fund to help fur-1 nish refreshments to those donating blood during the visit to Zcieler. Tllf r-lilh 'ic nrtfrtln(A hx tVM i Madrigal group from the high school under the direction of Leland Griz- zell. Bvron Cochran san: two solos.

Speaker for the afternoon was Rep. Ham McClintock of West Frankfort. His subject was "Making America Great bv Washington and Lincoln." Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. G. W.

McDouell, Mrs. Robert Knight, Mrs. Raymond Landers, Mrs. Max Kohlsdorf and Mrs. Josephine Lenzini.

Seventeen members, their bus- if- 'if' ft '4 iMM WED IN CHESTER Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walker, who were married in the parsonage of Peace Lutheran church in I ooro witn tier mother, Marv Berger, who is a patient in St. Andrew's hospital. BUShKO VlSltS In Murphysboro George J.

Bushko is spending the i i weeK-ena witn ms wite at their home Area Residents Vacation in South touhere the Homemaker production water. nnr hri lint' prevent steam the water below the chocolate is from cettins into dou'n t0 draw 3 the iWohte chat on the telephone and go steam "tightens To Have Friends Night uurphysnoro. Members of Christopher Eastern Mr Bush a Ro eminent civil en-Star chanter will be hostesses on -meer is employed at Lambert Field. Mrs. Leslie Reed of Murphys-jthe 13, 1951.

Mrs. Hall will live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Boske in Marion and continue working while Pfc. Hall is in service.

Andersons Return To Kankakee Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ander son of Kankakee returned to their home Tuesday after visiting Mrs. I Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Hall in Carterville, and Mr. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Raymond Anderson Lambna. Leonard Pools Visit in Kentucky Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Pool of iPrlnvron k'v viitincT Mr. Pool's mother, Virginia Storm. CartervillS Past Grands Meet The Past Noble Grand club of the Carterville Rebekah lodge met (Tucsdav niuht with Mrs. Lucille Rjcrojn 'and Mrs. Clara Burton as! ll mnmlrr irsrn nro.

jsent. frs. Oace Smith, vice president. conducted the meeting. The club voted to send S5 to the Bethesda Children's home at Marion.

The hostesses conducted several ames and awarded prizes. Ihey served ice cream sodas and cookies-Mrs. Ethel Adams and Mrs. Vel-ma Cox will be hostesses at the next meet in 2. bands of four members and one guest were present.

1 Chester, Saturday, Feb. 9. Tha bride is the former Miss Anita Eggemeyer. (Leonard's Studio) makes it more difficult to blend into the other ingredients in the recipe, Ever make bologna cases? Just cut bologna with casing left on in slices tnat are aoout one eignrn men thick, then heat the slices in a litde fat in a skillet until their edees turn up and form cups. Fill the cups with hot creamed potatoes and sprinkle with finely-cut parsley.

25th wedding anniversary, Sunday, Feb. 10. (Leonard's Studio) yi if March 4 to guests on 'friendship" day. Mr. Clara Erikson of Mur physboro will be guest of honor.

Paul Porter Home From Navy Mr. and Mrs. Russell Porter and Mrs. Paul Porter of Christopher drove to Effingham Tuesday to meet their son and husband, Paul. Paul Porter has received a discharge from the navy after spending six months in the Mediterranean area.

He spent 28 months in service during World War 2, and the past 17 months in the navy reserve. KEYS TO MAKING king.size muffins There's an art to making muffins. The secret is don't overmix them. Fifteen to twenty strokes should be enough. Mix until the flour is moistened; leave the batter rough and lumpy.

Miss Mary Faqua, foods and nutrition specialist, University of Illinois College of Agriculture, says there is a tendency to overmix. Because muffin recipes call for small amounts of suar and fat, overmix causes the development of too much gluten in the flour. Too long mixing changes the appearance of the batter. It becomes smooth and shiny and forms long ribbon-like strands as it falls from the spoon. When baked, an over-mixed muffin will be tough, contain tunnels and have a peaked top.

To get maximum volume, spoon the muffin batter into tins that are greased on the bottom but not on tke sides. The dough expands more if can cling to ungreased sides; as long as the bottom is greased, the csiiffin comes 'out of the pan boro, Mrs. Nallie Mcalinc of Anna and Or. and Mrs. Qucntin II.

Reed of Zeigler who are vacationing in Florida, recently visited Kev West. Part' made 3 sight-seeing tour r.i i. of the island citv. WED 25 YEARS Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Bunselmey-er of Cora, who celebrated their i iy 'av -v 1 1 iyflir Decatur, lillnsls i.