Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 7

THE IUEGISTER.NEWS MT. VERNON, lUINOIS vut Shtoidi Unit tt Jeffcnon HooM Banna mat in the hooM Un. WUna fawt MnTOaria Pteroe. unit chairman, tM nwetinK by reading a poem and Mra. Nonna Shield! gave the aecretaiya and tieaiurer'fl reports.

Unit vice chaiiman. Faye Johnaon, gave a report on mem- benhip. It was announced that Mra. Parthena Pierce is ntwr member of the unit. Miss Anna Betty Hudt gave the lesson, "Guidinf the Child's Development of Fnendship and Leadership" and Mrs.

Irogene Wilson demonstrated "Putting in a Zipper." Mrs. Faxekas conducted the recreational period In a prize was awnrded to Mrs. Norma Shields. At the close of the meeting the hostess served refreshmenU. Mn.

nia Mae Bigley wiU be hostess for the June meetbig. Good Humor CM Mrs. Gsra Herbert of Turner Drive, will be hostess to mem- beirs of the Good Humor Club at her home, Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Donobo Prairie Home Bureau Mrs. Eugene Hinderer was hosteu to seven members of Donoho Prairie Home Bureau Unit for the May meeting.

"Sandwiches As a for Meal Plsnning" vas the topic of the. major leston given by the hostess. Mrs Troy Sager presented the minor lesson, "Birds, Identification and Habits of Some." Mrs. Leon Tate will be hostess for the June meeting. SOCIETY iMtalM By HeraoeMaunA Mrs.

PhiUp Knight was Installed lut 'Hrarsday evsiilng aa Horace Mann PTA during the final meeting of the current school year. Other offkiers histalled were: first vice president, Mrs. Ray Russell; second vice president; Mrs. Fulton Lee; treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Cross; secretary, Mrs.

Fred Hiciu. Mrs. William Culpepper and Mrs. Herbert Carpenter installed the new officers, while Mrs. Beu- iah Bledsoe softly played "America.

The Beautiful'' at the piano. Mrs. Emmit Ellis presided during the busbiess session and Mrs. Knight gave a report of the state PTA conventiOB'held recently in Peoria. Mrs.

Delmer Dorrls, GirlScout leader, had charge of the program which was given by Brownie Girl Scouts of Mann School. During an impressive candleltghting Brown-r ies and ScouU sang songs. Mrs. David Fumall, Mrs. Paul Whitney, Mrs.

Weldon Carr, Mrs. Ernie Kincaid and Mrs. E. W. Morgan, Scout leaders, participated in a panel discussion of Scout activities from Brownies through senior scout Room awards were won by the rooms taught by Mrs.

Fred Hicks and Richard Sanders. Mrs. Thelma Kincaid was presented with the attendance prize. Fellowship Night At Pleasant Grove The Pleasant Grove Methodist Church will hold its monthly fellowship night at the church on Thursday, May 28, beginning with a covered dish supper at 6:30. Those who plan to attend are requested to bring their own table service.

Khh Fry For General Baptists The congregation of the General Baptist church at 10th and Perkins will have a fish fry for members, at the church. Thursday evening at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Matthews will sing.

Oid Union Unit Eleven members of Old Union Home Bureau Unit attended a meeting held last Thursday evening In the home of Mrs. Jim Gregory on Salem Road, Miss Rachel Warren was co-hostess. Mrs. Dorothy Stewart demonstrated "Putting In A Zipper." During the business session members voted to contribute $5 to the Red Cross emergency fund to aid flood disaster victims. Miss Anna Betty Huck, home adviser, presented the major lesson, "Guiding the Child's Development of Friendship and Leadership." During the social hour members enjoyed a white elephant auction.

Mrs. Harry Simmons wili be hostess for the next meeting. Sprinc Garden Unit Meeting The Spring Garden Home Bureau Unit met at the home of Mm. Anna Kirk in Ina last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Golda Lee as hostess.

The major lesson, "Cancer Control in Illinois," was given by Mrs. Ella Duncan, with a general discussion following. Mrs. Golda hSe gave the lesson, "Putting A Zipper In a Skirt or Dress." Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs.

Gertie Fitzgerrell will be hostess for the next meeting. Piano Recital Held Sunday Junior high school piano students, pupils of Miss Mabel Pavey, entertained their parents and invited guests Sunday afternoon in the private dining room of the and Cafe with a pro- fram of piano music. Certificates and awards of the recent auditions by the National Guild of Piano Teachers were presented to the pupils. Taking part in the program were La Verba Brown, Janet Judith Coale, Nelda Sue Felton, Judith Hanna, Nancy Hoffman, John Hicks, Ann. Myers, Maiy Sue Schroeder, Carol Tuegel, Barbara Thatcher and Marilyn Wolter.

Van Dorn Unit Mrs. Leo Hamlin and Mrs.Cora Dobbs were guests of the Van Dorn Home Bureau Unit at' the May meeting held last Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Opal Barnfield was hostess to 14 members of the unit. Mrs. Marguerite Douglas, unit chairman, conducted the business meeting and Miss Anna Betty Huck, county home adviser, presented the lesson, "Guiding the Child's Development of Friendship and Leadership." Four new members, Mrs.

Bess Pigg, Mrs. Ava Clark, Mrs. Roy Plgg and Mrs. Rosemary Hirons, were welcomed into the unit. Members attending held a flow, er exchange and the hostess served refreshments.

Mrs. Virginia Flannigan will entertain the unit on June 17 at 7:30 p.m. Toastmasters Club Henry Fenton, topic master for the Toastmasters Club dinner meeting held last evening at the and Cafe, presented for discussion the topic "Do You Think the UN Has Cuddled the Communists in the Prisoner Exchange in Following the discussion members attending devoted their time to making final plans for a course in speech craft, which will begin June 8. Preceding the dinner Addison Gillespie gave the invocation. Logan Street Church Group Holds Fish Fry At Cave-In-Rock About 70 members of the Young Folks' Department of Logan Street Baptist church, in eluding superintendents, teach ers and guests, motored to Cave- In-Rock Sunday after church here and had fish fry.

Those attending had an enjoyable time roaming over the bluffs of the state park there and exploring the cave, which was once used by river pirates as a hide-out. Clarence Clemens, a teacher of social studies hi the high school there and a native of that MARRIED SO YEARS MR. AND MRS. ROSS PAYNE of 734 PerltlnB avenue, who celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday with a dinner at their home. They were married on May 28, 1903, at the home of Mrs.

Ola WIlliaiaiBon, sister of Mr. near Keenes, with the Reverened Calvin Richardson officiating. Mrs. Payne is tlie former Sallie Jenkins. They have four children.

Rosier Payne, Mrs. Cecil Deiti and Mrs. Doris McGuire, of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. Nell Martin of St.

Louis. There are alfeo 11 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Among the approximately 60 relatives and friends attending the dinner Sunday were the following from" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klinker, Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Musgraves and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Cletus Jenkins and family, Misses Vera, Thehna and Nelda Wilton, all of Belle Rive; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buchanan, Mrs.

Marie Fields and daughter, of Sims, and Mr. and Mrs. John Overbey of Wayne PERSONAL Relatlvea gathered at the home Aiiols dibba, 726 Casey avenue Sunday to celebrate his birthday with a surprise dinner. Among the guetts were: Mr. md Mra.

Clyde MuUinax and daughter of Kankakee: Mr. and Mrs. Eart Mr. and Mrs. George Seng, of Dahlgren; Mr.

and Mrs. Marian Gibbs, Mr, and Mrs. QffU Gibbs, Mr. and Mn. FrankUn Gibbt.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gunter, Mrs. Joan Endicott and son, and Marilyn Leslie, all of McLeansboro; Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Willis of Frisco; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brookman, Mr, and BIrs. Joe Brookman, Mr. and Mrs.

John Brookman. of Bluford; Mr. and Mn. Albert Gibbs and grandson; Mr. and Mrs.

Jw and Mn. Hcmy Pigg, and daughter, and KtnM Clark, of this city. Among the guests wlio came from out-of-town to attend the wedding of Miss Nona Hender- city, pointed out many interesting spots to the visitors and recounted many legends of this early river port. Mr. Clemens is a distant relative of tiie famous Samuel L.

Clemeni who used the pen name Mark Twain. Welner Roast At FuIIterton Home Approximately 65 persons attended a weiner roast last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Fullertorf in Woodlawn. Guests, included members of the Junior Modern Woodmen Camp No. 17524, their parents and invited guests. Mrs. Chloe Bevis is junior director of the group.

Guests from out-of-town included Mr. and Mrs. Turner Maynor and daughter, Jane, and F. L. Ratliff, of Mt.

Vernon. After the roast the host showed several comedy films. Final Art Show At Public Library The fnial of the student one man shows presented by the High School Art class is under the direction of Mrs. J. K.

Biagi is now on exhibit on the main floor of the Mt. Vernon Library. Viona Rich, 17 old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.

Rich of the Ashley Road, is showing several water colors, and pencil sketches. Viona's hobby has been pencil sketching, especially of people and several of the portrait sketches are modelled by hier brother Don, age 8. Her favorite of the exhibit however is one of her cousin, Russel Miss Rich received third rat- in.g in the Poppy Poster Contest, sponsored by the American LeRion Auxiliary. She had several selections entered in the scholastic art award contest held in Decatur, by the Linn Scruggs Department Store the past winter. Miss Rich has studied art for the past two years, and attended Monticello Art Camp last summer, sponsored by the Federated Women's' Club.

She plans to attend Southern Illinois University next fall to train fot teaching. Vionc Is a granddaughter of Marlin Rich, who is a member of the Board of Directors of the Mt. Vernon Public Library. and Mrs. Noel Whalen and daughter, Sandra, have ra- tumid to their heme in SparU, after vUitbig relatives and friends here and in Bluford.

They were accompanied borne CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE SUNDAY son and'John Philip Buford Sat urday evening were: Rev. and R. E. Buford Hoopeston, Mr. and Mn.

Walter E. George, Cypress, Lieut. Richard H. Buford, El Paso, Texas; Mr. and Mra.

R. J. McCoy, Centralla; Mra. Earl Marlowe, Phoenix, Mr. and Mn.

Marion W. Henderaon, Lincoln, Mr. and Mra. Maurice F. Hendenon, Greenville: Mrs.

Ted Mulberry Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hale of Bonnie, returned yesterday from Camp Palk, where they spent the weekend visiting their Pvt. Gerald Halei who is stationed there.

While at Camp Polk, they also saw and chatted with four other Mt. Vernon men, Billy Shields, aiff Weatherford, Charles Wooden and Norman Williams. Local Opttanisf Club connnittee membera and memben from out- of-town held a meeting at Hotel Emmerson last evening and made final plans for the District meeting which will be held here Thureday, Friday and Saturday. Out-crf-town committee members attending, soine of whom were accompanied by their wives, were: Dr. and Mra.

Philip Quante, of St. Louis; James Davis, East. St. Louis; Herman Welling- boss, Belleville; Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Gough, and Mr. and Mra. WilUam Hall, all of Centralia.

by Mn. Dorothy Akright and daughter. Gail Louise of OpdyKe, who WiU visit In the Whalen home for a 'few days. W. Knowles of Bonnie visited hi this city yesterday.

Mary Locke of Fairfield was a Mt Vernon businesa visitor Monday. Mr. and Mn. Nelson Cum- mlngs of Dix spent yesterday in this city. Mr.

and Mn. Alfred Moon of Sesser were Mt. Vernon visiton and shoppcn this morning. Terry Green of Kell transacted business hen Monday. Walter Rose of Faliffeld wu a Mt.

Vernon bustaieaa visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mn. W. A.

Hayes of Bonnie spent Monday in this city. Mn; Grace Asbury of Sesser wis a visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mn. Oliver Shehom and Arvil Shehom, of Jacksonville, were Mt.

Vernon vlaiton Monday. Miss Helen Waugh of Dahlgren was a Mt. Vesnon shopper yesterday. H. L.

Stull transacted business in this city Monday. Mr. Shull lives in Zeigler. George E. Jones of Olney was a Mt.

Vernon business, visitor Monday. W. A. Adqmi has returned to his home in Chester after visit inghere. Donald Dickey of Bluford spent Monday here on business.

William E. Hill was a Mt. Vernon visitor from Sesser yester- N. Kirkpatrick of Bluford spent yesterday In this city transacting business. Mr.

and Mn. Ralph Henson have returned to their home in Peoria after spendhig the weekend with Mn. Benson's parents in Bluford end with relatives hi Waltonvllle. Miss Darlene Taylor of Kell visited here Sunday with Helen Miss Taylor attended Sunday school at Logan Street Baptist church and went with members of the Young Folks De- on a trip to Cave-In- fry. ck where- they enjoyed a fish Al S.

Barton, who recently ROBERT J. HENNEBERRY is among the 137 men and women studenU on whom St. Ambrose College, Davenport; Iowa, will confer degrees during the 70th annual commencement exercises, May 31, the Rev. John P. Dolan, dean of the college, announced.

Henneberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Henneberry, 206 north 12th street, is a for the bachelor of arts degree. submitted to surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital, has been removed to his home in Bluford.

Mrs. F. V. S. Parr and her two children, Grant and Sarah Leota, of Forest Way, Essex Falls, N.

are here for a visit with the former's mother, Mra. Grant Ham, No. 5 Grant Place. Mrs. Parr is the former Helene Ham.

Mr. and Mra. Turner Maynor and daughter, Jane, and F. L. Ratliff, spent last evening in Woodlawn and attended a weiner roast held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Fullerton. MARRIAGE U0EN8B Walter T.

Hale, Ml. Vernon, and Brownie Lou McPheraon, RFD 3, Mt. Vernon. FOR SALE Medsrn heme cqniMat ef rooai. dining reeai, MdrsanM, Utehea, batkison Moekt 4 rsoBw eatlrcly SalUbh for cMBMaa- tion lesMum and I Call Owner-8M 22 to Receive Diplomas Friday at Bluford High The 16th annual commencement exercises of Webber township high school at Bluford will be held in the high school gymnasium Friday evening.

May 29, at 8:00 clock. Dr. Claude J. Dykhouse of Southern Illinois University will give the address of the evening. The 22 graduates are as follows: Don Atkinson.

Heleii Aydt, Gladys Baker, Truman D. Baker, Ross Carroll, John Fleckenstein, June L. Harlow, Delbert J. Hiatt, Mildred R. Howell, WU- liam E.

Kaolin, Shirley ICing, Virginia Langdon, Beverly Lewis, Charles R. Lewis, Eleanor R. Rapp, Joy Rapp, Wanda Sumner, Jack Weems. Norma Wilbanks, Donald L. Wilson, Geraldine Wlthrow, Donna Jo Wood.

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9th. Mt.Vernon Carefree Flatties with better than barefoot comfort. Smartly styles as' only Peers can show, hi supple leather, white and colors. 4'H CLUBS Grand Kolahs 4-H Club met May 19 at the home of Mary Beadle and heard Nelda Lee Willoughby give a talk on "Treating CuU and Scratches." A demonstration of shrinking cloth was given by Mary Beadle and Alice Bates discussed rearranging furniture. Sharon Dlel demonstrated "How to Straighten Cloth" and also gave a talk on "Three Kinds of Quick Breads." Nelda Willoughby and Linda Meadows gave a special number.

The next meeting will be held on June 2 at the home of Christine Draege. A group of ten persons met May 20 and the Horse Farmers 4-H Club. Officers for this newly organized club are: chairman, Richard vice chairman, Eldon Minor; secretary treasurer, Charles Knauss; reporter, Billy Bigley; program committee, Mike Fazekas, Ted Kerker and Donald Donoho. The next meeting will be held at Harmony school this afternoon. The Hofemakers 4-H Club met and organized May 20 with six mmebers.

The following officers were elected: chairman, Phyll is Knauss; vice chairman, Louise Ellis; secretary-treasurer, Janice Chambliss; recreation chariman, Una Marie Ganieany; reporter, Shirley Minor. The next meeting will be held this afternoon at Harmony school. Loyal Cooperators 4-H Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday, May 28, at the home of Judith Bailey, 1815 Isabella avenue, Mt.

Vernon. Donna Sigwefth will give a demonstration of "How to Finish the Hemline." Membership in the club wUl be open until June 1, Mrs. Simmons is leader of the group which held an organizational meeting recently and elected the following offi cers: president, Judith Bailey; vice president, Sylvia Skinner; secretary treasurer. Sue Ann Williams; reporter, Judy Cohen; recreation leader, Peggy Jeanne Simmons; song leader, Sharon Hodge; program chairman, Marilyn Gibbs; federation member, Donna Sigwerth; membership chairman, Ruth Ann Woodrome. Hickory.

Hill Rangers 4-H club will meet at the home of the leader, Mrs. Clara Stewart, May 26, Leho Pamo 4-H club held a webwr at UM bomeof Mn. Keith Oark, on May 22. The June meeting will be on June ISL at the home of Unda Burge at 7:00 p. m.

The Homemakers 4 -H dub met at the, home of Mrs. Keith Clark on May 25. One Rtration was given by Myma Sue Cunmihu on "Laying on a tern." A discussion was held by the girls on patterns and materlala. The next meeting will be held at the home of Myma Sue Cummins qn June 8. The girls nent the evening workbig on their dresses.

Refreshments were served. East Salem Homemaken 4 -H club will meet Wednesday, Jtme 10, in the home of Wihna and Tiny Long Prairie Ramblers 4-H club will meet at McLaughlin school this evenhig at 7:30 o'clock. Woodlavm Jack, and Jills 4 -k club has elected the following officers: James Bumes, president; Larry Bevis, vice president; Helen Adamson; secretary; Merle Fullerton, reporter; Lavem Wilson, recreation chairman; Joe Harlow, federation member. Teenie Weenie 4-H club wfll meet May 26 at McLaughlin grade school. Bluford 4-H club met May 18 at the home of James Keele, who gave a lesson on artificial respiration.

Ruth Ann Bray made a report on the disease of black leg in cattle. Texico Top Notchers 4-H club met last Saturday at the home of Linda and Sharon Lee Green. The following talks were made: Judy Simmons, "The Life of Joshua Betty Beal, "Three Types of Outdoor Linda Green, "Meal Planning and Picnic Elizabetit Parker, "Three Types of Batters." Elizabeth Parker demonstrated how to make muffins and Judy Simmons showed to bandage a hand. Mrs. MM'ieSok lis was a guest at the meeting The club will observe 4-H day at Antioch diUrch on June 21.

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