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

TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 THE REGISTER NEWS MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS SOCI ETY Dorcas CIa.ss Meets Tonight The Dorcas Class will meet alj 7 :30 o'clock tonight at the Wesley Methodist church. All members are asked 1o attend and visitors are welcome. Afternoon Ceremony Mothers Club The Mt. Vernon Mothers' Clnh will have a covered dish supper Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.

Eva McCauJey on the Fairfield Road. Members are asked to meet at the First Methodist church at 6:30 o'clock and go to the McCauley home. IxKal Couple Wed 35 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trim of 1018 Forest will he married thirty-five years tomorrow, April 5.

They are the parents of two sons: Charles H. Crim of the U. S. Air Force and Henry Crim, at home. Sorority INIeets Twenty-nine members of Alpha Gamm Chapter, Delia Kappa Gamma, attended the April dinner meeting held in one of the prix'afo dining rooms of the Elks Club at Salem.

Monday night, April 3, at six-thirty o'clock. The program for tlie was a continuation of the ilienie lor the year, intcrculiural understanding of the people of the world. Mrs. Mary Miller of Salem inti-oduced the mcnibei-s of the panel which was on Uie etiiieal and religious understandings of the larger religious groups of the World. Five areas were disrusscd: the belief of a Supreme Being, the attitude toward prayer, the Holy Book, tlie conception of life aftrr death, and Uie code of eihies.

L-S Beatrice Tuttle of Vernon discussed the five areas as found in Buddiiism: Miss Louise Williams. Mt, Vernon, prcsenicd tlie views' of Hinduism; Miss Florence Mc- of JNir. and Mrs. Rus- MR. AND MRS.

KERMIT LEON CLIFTON (Maiy Jane Studio) Miss Ellen Diane Mays, jcamations with white satin THE SALAD BOWL By SAllY MRS. IVAN BUMPUS OF BONNIE is sharing her recipe for "old fashioned banana cream cake" and it calls for two and one-fourth cups cake flour; one and one-fourth cup granulated sugar; two and one-half teaspoons isaking powder; one-half teaspoon soda, one-half teaspoon salt; one-half cup shortening; two eggs; one and one- hali teaspoon vanilla. Directions: Sift first five ingredients together in a large bowl; now drop in the shortening, the eggs and one-half cup of the bananas: set the electric beater at medium speed and beat the mixture for two minutes; add; the remaining bananas and the vanilla and beat another two minutes; pour into greased and lightly floured pans and bake for 25 minutes at ,375 degrees; coo! on rack for about ten minutes then remove from pans and ice with whipped cream and tliin slices of bananas. Note to this contributor: For a long time, I thought it took magic to prepare a banana cake that was light and fluffy And, I had good reason to form this opinion because every one 1 tried turned out to be soggy, and generally unappealing So. I'll have to admit that I was in Enoaqernent Announced Socially Yours By SALLY YOUR HOME Mrs.

Jack children, Su.sa MISS DOROTHY JEAN BUCHANAN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buchanan of Belle Rive are announ- do "ubrwhe'n ti cing the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Jean, to Darone. It was a delicious sue- rell Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Oatis Meyers of Wayne City. Plans are being made for a June wedding. (Mary Jane Studio) News PERSONAL cess However, instead of the whipped cream, I prepared icing according to a recipe sent to me from MRS. J. R.

SHIELDS AT and here is how it is prepared: take three-fourths cups soft butter or oleo; one otiii; six cups sifted confectioners'! Tne month of March, has been. -c of Wncf three tablespoons cream; unii -ualiv time for the i Mrs Frances Walker of West two teaspoons vanilla; one can Cris Srun anri Scouts of ''vn, nnn shredded cocoanut. a loa Mt. Vernon yester- blend the shortening and egss, tadav, u.iis have partici thoroughly; add the sugar, cream Ipaad in niajiy Girl Scout and vanilla; stir until smooth and a arc The Major Les.son during the MLss Anna Betty month of April for one-half of the'advi-ser, stressed that iwmber- 12R Home Bureau units will Ix? ship drives were an important "The Dining I event in the program of work. lesson will be by local i Oma Jones, assllant home leaders who have been trained in adviser, chalk-nged the memberi a special training school by the idea that 4 -H and peo- CTara Dod.son, home furnishing pjg need Home Bureau and its IT I Rirls DeChamn and University of support.

She said, "You ar jsan' Joy Dining Area' is the for 4- the 4 -H Bloominkton. 111., are visiting -tmrnf are the, future i the homi of her parents, Mr. or fS' Tho rst em'! members." Mrs. J. L.

Buford and with her Mrs. Koonfr, din husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

DeChamp of the Salem Road. -o- -o- Mr- and Mrs. Paul Hester and family have returned to their home in St. Louis following a visit in the home of her parents. phasizcd the "Living Area" and' the third, to be given later of Illmois Honie the summer, will cover the Federation gave the Area." dress.

Mrs Koontz told the mem. hers that if they had been mem- In the April le.s.son of Home Bureau for 20 required for family activities they the equivalent of sociated withthe dining area are fo years college training, considered. The selection, care, and Mrs. Paul Partridge; i be given to color, texture and pat-knd told of three contMts residents. ,3 Mrs.

Edith Harlow. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Marie Carson, gave the the dining area. Mrs.

Jerry Bond and daughters The home adviser Miss Anna 'mnfon Mrs Lou 'e Betty Huck, will meet with the, Sr Louise Christian. The drive will close April 14 wiji nit-tri, wiia tut: Decatur, 111., following a weekend Qt half of the units to pre.sent visit Mt Vernon relatwesia lessor on "What's New in Nutrition." "The importance of a balanced diet based on the daily use of the four food groups will be stressed. Presentation of facts on vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats and calories from recent literature and research reports will be discassed. Current "news" items, such as, food additives, special formula diets, accelerated and friends. Mary Jane, a at MacArthur high school has recently been inducted into the National Honor Society.

To be eligible, a student must maintain a scholastic average of 4.5 and above. Her sister. Julia Ann, a freshman, has qualified for membership in the Milliken University Civic Orchestra. o- -o- -o- freeze drying, and "space nutri- John H. Hughey of Centralia, tion" will also be included.

Wasliington will be 74 years old A 1 Instead of a regular mino April 6 we have been informed regular minor les- ui son, cooporators will be discussing by his daughter, Mrs. Art checking an interest finding Vrf as a basis for the county These; E.xtension program in Jef- whon it will be climaxed with a report meeting and prizes for the workers. This meeting will be held at the Epworth Methodist Church at 7 p. m. The dining room was beautifully decorated with spring flowers and Easter rabbits.

Tt the close of the meeting, the centerpieces were given to ML Vernon Day, Boyd, Block and Lincoln units. Mrs. Mary ton and Mrs, Mary Mae Modlin were in charge of the tions. Mrs. Kay Bonnier reports that the Country Heights unit had an interesting and educational film Laughlin, Centralia, talked on the of ihis city, and Ker- Miss Cinda Lively of St.

desired; spread between the lay- mil I PdH 'lifinn cnn oMrl ina curiae IMH Streamers tied in lovers a few drops of food coloring in ilie story. Mrs. M. J. Parsons of Albion mentioned spent Monday afternoon shop- iping in the King City.

for sharing the recipe. rinv: cerenionv was performed at 'maid of honor'and carried white A W. mretinc colonial nosegays tied Method.si church with Herbert with white satin streamers, plchel the Kent' officiating before an al- Arthur Buesking of this city hat at the May uncheon decorated uith paliiis, best man and Mc- in Centralia Mi ol white stock, and cande- ponald and Robert Sprouse ser- the of fourteen tapersU-ed as ushers, irThe the A reception was held in the MT tnSt the church. The ScturT c. iuui-ucrcu weu -jfourth cup buttered bread crumbs; li'invited to this luncheon.

Preecling and during the cere-. ding cake topped with whiteung chopped celery; one thm fromThe Ml Venion area mon.v. Miss Kaye Hogue pre-lsat vvedding bells and hly of The Scouts and llrownics planned! Mrs. Clayton Gaston of Cen- P. T.

A.itralia was a Mt. Vernon shopper meeting, lyesterday afternoon. Chester Mayberry of Enfield uas ripened with a business trip to the King proscnlatinn of the national andjCity Monday afternoon. wiu Af Countv. These question- 1 OnVtCk he and, tniri hv hi rcsulfs uscd in a final pro- on cancer.

Guests present were Mr-c planning meeting in May. I Mrs. Yvonne Thormnklen. Mrs. daughter, Mrs.

Harold Dunav.jn, membership kick off Hodie Bnngert. Mrs. breakfast which was held in and Mrs. Helen Ehrhardt. A crafts committee WPS appointed of Mrs.

Evelyn Hot- tonson. Mrs. Phyllis Dykes, and Mrs. Marianne Camahan. The schedule of the April meet- ir-s are: April 11 Rome Day unit will meet at 1 p.

m. with Mrs. Ora Lee Davis and Young Homemakers unit will meet at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs.

Ruth Johnson. Camp Ground unit will meet at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Carol Stan- Vernon will be 82 years old ac-U nantist Phnreh wns well nt- Mrs.

Feme Whitlock. Singing do hope each one will many other cards with the one. Long, Countv Recreation Qiair- are mailing. -o- troop colors by Fifth Grade Scouts, followed by 1 ho Salute of the Flag, and tlie of the Girl Scout Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Boles of Carbondale spent Monday transacting business and shopping in Mrs.jMt. Vernon. Mrs. Victoria Kabat of Waltonville was a Mt. Vernon shop- MRS.

LEVA KIEFER BELLE RrVTG has a recipe which is both easy to fi.x green one man. Mrs. Marie Carson, Vice- Chiirman presided at the meeting. Mrs. Lavin Keele.

county chairman said, "Home Bureau members have a great influence on their community and church acti- Mrs. Carl Schultz and dauch- ter, Jane, of Normandy Heights returned to their home following a spring vacation spent with relatives in Springfield and Freeport, 111. They to Springfield for a visit with the former's daughter, Mrs. Jack Lietz and little son, Kevin. Then, joined by them, they drove to; mnun" Freeport for a visit with in 'ei''' daughter, Mrs.

Robert Rush sion course from the University of Illinois. Home Bureau is a progressive organization. Lets 'Each one. vities. The program is an Old Union unit will family.

John H. Cross of Indianapolis, who attended the meeting at Salem senied a medley of nuptial sc-the valley; crystal candelabra i were Mi.ss Dorothy Woodworth, including Day Of and pink and white carnations! Miss Ix)uise Williams, Mi.ss Kalli- Gulden I'romise," Promi.sc| Helen Lively, aunt of the bride' slice of into erine Young. Miss Beatrice Tuttle. "I Love Miss Anne Mi.ss Roberia Oi Love" "I'll Walk Be- Linda Jenkins. Judy Fry, Margaret Niekrenz, Gladys Shurtz, Hopper, and Margaret Cum- s'de "If I aunt of the bride; Ola Harris, mings, and the Lohengrin lola Harris, Susie Price, Ed ueddinc; march.

jLively, and Morris Lively, uncles Old Union PTA Tiie bride, given in marriage of bride, se'i-ved. The guest 'by her father, was lovelv in was kept by Janet Gow- The Old Union Pai-ent-Teaeher floor length wedding gown and the gifts were in charge will meet Thursday lace slipper satin designediof Nancy Hinkle, sister of the evening April 6, at 7:20 o'clock, and made by her mother. The'bridegroom; and Miss Sharon Officei-s for the coming wiirbell-shaped skirt had an over- be installed. iskirt of scalloped lace. The bo- Yandell.

Tlie bride's mother wore Miss Feme Watson will be guest dice, with three-quarter lengthblue ensemble with sleeves, featured delicate accessories. The bridegroom's Speaker, her topic will be cation In Russia." poaiT and lace applique detail. The first and second grade cluster of white satin cabbage present the program. were worn as a bustle Mothers are asked to bring the Chapel train and she cookies. Everyone urge to attend.

King City Garden Club also wore while lace gloves and white satin slippers. Tine lace edged veil of illusion was attached to a bridal crown of seed peails and rhincstones and she carried a cluster of snowdrift Members of the King City pompoms centered with a Garden Club will meet next bidium orchid, interspersed with Monday afternoon, April 10. at English ivy and lily of the val- 1:30 o'clock in the home of Mr.s.l'^.v. and hold with antique rose E. C.

Prasuhn, 3220 Cherry. A workshop will be conducted mother wore a pastel blue ensemble with matching accessories and each mother wore a white cjTTibidium orchid corsage. For a wedding trip to an un- diclosed destination, the bride changed to a pretty lilac sheath dress with black accessories and she wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The bride has attended South- em Illinois University a is now a sophomore at the Mt. Vernon Community College.

The bridegroom is a 1956 graduate lof the University of Illinois and IBenton spent Monday afternoon program was concluded I shopping in the King City. -h C-e "WaitingI Mrs. Grace Allison of Fair- forget I 'm always glad to was a King City shopper from you, so make it often Francis'and business visitor yesterday, assistance is greatly appreciated gammons are in' charge of this' and I wish this column had more tied in lovers knots. Mrs. Mays also made the dressifs" a '-TsirtanT' vouth during which minature arrange- by the maid of honor and-Jefferson county.

They are making their home at ments will be made and thcse'the hats worn by tlie bride's at- will be taken to the Mt. Tuberculosis Sanitarium. DeMolay Meeting Miss Linda Mays, sister of the 1205Vi Main street in this city. Parties given for the bride in- bride, was maid of honor. She eluded showei-s given by Miss wore a sheath dress fashioned Linda Jenkins and Miss Janet in poau de sole antique rose with Gowler, Mrs.

Dale Hinkle and Masonic Temple. Byron Emerson will as in-j stalling officer for the following lannounre the various committees new nfficei-s: Master Councilor, and the members to serve on Dan Bailey; Senior Coiinrilor, Don them. Hoffington; Junior Councilor, Tom! Memhei-s arc reminded to turn in Woodward; Senior Deac -on, Ken ihe money collected from the sale Hilding; Junior Deacon, Mur -iof tickets for the benefit dance held ray; Senior Stewart, William Plat-'for Ihe Jefferson County Mentally Steward. John Logan: Children fund. a sons or skit.

The Gi-ade Troop dj- Sink of Ina was a and Mrs. Hc.ard had afternoon. of Kastor Has tea.spoon pepper; one can tomato ajions and made by the friends and shopped in soup. Directions; Put all i hoy gave an ent.s— in the order a fision snow entitled; US Clauss of buttered casserole and place (ho tlie Clock." jvandalia spent yesterday tran- crumbs on top; bake one hour at i Tiio Grade Brownies dc- sacting business and shopping in 350 degrees. 'ligiitecl ihc arjlienee wiih an old.Mt.

Vernon. Note to Mrs. Kiefer: This would'favorite action song, "fioundj Mrs. Walter Cooksley of Marbe an excellent way to use up.R,-b;n." I.earlfs of this Troop are ion was a business visitor and some of that leftover Easter hami.Mrs, Leor.a.rd and Mrs. R.

in the King City yester- and I hope some of the home- makere will tiy it and let me, The of the Fourth know how it turns out of the! It, myself, only I didn 't have Vernon Monday. Mrs. Thomas Weymeyer of However, the next time I do it, I'm saving some and try this' recipe for myself.) P. S. Don't dent of the home economics eX' tension council remarked, "The council is the connecting link be- his fiancee, Mi.ss Yvonne tween the Universitv of Illinois Budnik and her mother, Mrs.

and Home Bureau. This Exten- Denora. Service, helps leaders to spent the Easter holidays with pi-ppare themselves for better his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Rosier, living in the home and Cross in this city. day. Mrs. Gene Atwell of Herrin visited friends and shopped in like you (And that goes for every homemaker who has contri-', buted as well as those who may do so in the fuhjre Each recipe helps to make this column more interesting.) LITTLE LlZi A tfoffor to a doughnut used to be pretty good odds. NEA 9 Tlie Scouts of (Ills school were for the window display in a downtown department store, in of (lie Girl Scout and Girl Scout Week.

Each (lay of this special week, recognized one phase of Gir! Scouting. During the week of March 12 to' IS. the Troops of Franklin School, hiked to tiie store, on their resperiive meeting days, to view the display, and to visit (ho Girl Scout department in the store. In addition to the other activities the Second and Third Grade Troops, have been learning new and games, suitable for Day Camp use, this coming June. The Fourth and Fifth Grade Troops! boon busy working on Rank and otlier Badges.

The girls in the Fourih Grade have finished Fred Tinker of Christopher transacted business in Mt. Vernon Monda.v afternoon. William Carson of McLe'ans- boro was a business visitor in the King City yesterday. Mrs. Alice Bloodworth of Ashley spent Monday afternoon shopping in Mt.

Vernon. James Brookman of Opdykke made a brief business trip to the King Cit.v yesterday. Edward A. Zimmerman of Dix was a business visitor in Mt. Vernon Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mra. Chester Nordham of West Frankfort visited friends and shopped in the King City yesterday. Tressler who spent several days with Mt. Verinon friends, has returned to her Couple Wed 56 Years Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Cooper of 3605 Franor, Alton, 111., will be married fifty-six years next Fri day, April 7. They are former Mt.

Vernon re.sidents. They are the parents of eight children: Ray Cooper of Minnesota; John Cooper of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. John Brown of RFD 6.Mt. Vernon, emery and Dale Cooper, Mrs. Mabel Green, Mrs.

Oleta Jacoby, and Mrs. Patricia Lotxnaster, all of Alton. They also have 16 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. No special plans have been made for the occasion. munity." meet at 7:30 p.

m. with Mrs. Evelyn Bond. April 12, Shiloh unit will meet at 1:00 p. m.

with Mrs. Bemtee Breeze and Bluford unit will meet at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. Verna Outland.

April 13 will a local leader training school at 1 p. m. at the court house ing room. April 13, Block unit will meet at 1:30 o. Sirs.

Lena Lovln and Woodlawn unit com- will meet at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. 'Lura F. Eubanks, show-going, Mrs.

Jacqueline Kennedy haa as her the City center Ballet none other thL his exceuin" Stevenson, ambassador to the United DeMolay mothers will re- at the close of the Chaplain, James Carter; Orator. Duane Carpenter; and freshments Sammy Hicks. The Precepioi's are: meeting. Bill Moore, Craig Johnson, ileniy' Notification has been received Morgan, John Campbell. Roger by Cliapter Dad Charles Fred- Woodrome, Fddie and that Brother Ted W.

Campbell. The Sentinel will has been elected to receive Roger Yates. Standard Beai'cr, Ithe highest degreein DeMolay, Jerry U'hite, and Almaner, William Armstrong. After Master Councilor Dan DEAR ABBY All This And Heaven, Too! Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Would you DEAR ABBY: Will you print; please put in the paper about my letter as encouragement to what it would cost a man to hircwomen to remain tnie to their home in Charleston, 111. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Gussman T-, Effingham spent yesterday Uieir Tenderfoot Rank. The Fifth Grade are completing their, City. Second Class Rank, and also work on two badges, Troop" and "iMy Govei'nment." During ihis past month, the girls in these Troops, took an active part in the cookie sales, with an avera sale of one case of G.

S. cookies for each girl. a woman to clean his 8-room house every day, to cook for him and five children, to do all their is Bailey has been installed, he will'later date. imestitude of the Degree of the Chevolicr will be presented at a David W. Beggs III To Address Mt.

V. Educational Association David W. Biggs, III, of catur will be the speaker at the dinner meeting of Ihe Mt. Vernon Education Association to be held at Ihe First Conimuniti' Church, Friday night at 0:30. Mr.

Biggs, principal of the Lakeview Junior-Senior High School in Decatur, has done advanced graduate work at the i. University of Illinois, and is the author of numerous educational! articles. Lakeview was one of the original 100 schools in Dr. James Conanl's Study of The i American High School. Under Mr.

Bigg's supervision, Lakesview has completed many outstanding special studies which has attracted the altentjon of American educators. At present, under the Decatur-Lakeview plan, the school is experimenting with its course content, using large and small groups for instruction, emplo.v- Ing teaching machines and close circuit television to improve instruction. Vernon French, president of the Mt, Vernon Education A.sso- eiatlon, reports that many local teichers are Interested in Mr. David W. Bcggs UI Regg's creative approach to edu- cali(jnal problems and they have requested that he be invited to speak to them ute to take care of the children, to stay up nights when they are sick, to can 300 quarts of vegetable's and fruits, and to sew all the clothes the children wear? WOULD LIKE TO KNOW DEAR WOULD: No one woman could be hired to do all the above-mentioned chores.

(The Fair Labor Standards Act wouldn't permit It.) But a lot of women do it for their keep, a kind word and tender touch. (The unluckior ones do it for nothing.) DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of four maiTied children and am "Nana" to adorbable grandchildren. My problem is that all four of my children fight over me. I have my own apartment, but they are constantly after me to give it up and come to live with them. I spent the Christmas holidays with my eldest daughter, and I had to steal away in the night so the children wouldn't see me leave.

They cried for days when they discovered I had gone. It's that way with the other grandchildren, too. Should I keep my own apartment or give it up and take turns living with my children? I am 58 and widowed. IN DEMAND DEAR IN: Arc you bragging or complaining? Keep your own apartment and continue to en- Jo.v the status of soughV aft guest. Distance lendi husbands even though they are strongly attracted to else? Our marriage lost its sparkle, and just when our dif- feernces seemed insurmountable a tall, dark, charming man walked into my life.

He was everything my husband was not. Refined, exciting and talented. We seemed made for each other. Knowing that two families were involved (he was married), and our reputations were at stake. I put up the struggle of my life.

I told no one, fighting this feeling alone. I leaned on God. His strength was sufficient, for I won, Abby. After two months of a deWlitating struggle I was able to tear this man's face out of my heart. I now think of him as a woderful friend, but not for me.

My life is sometimes dull but my conscience is clear. My promise to love, honor and cher- sh my husband until death do us part remains unbroken. THE WINNER CONFIDENTIAL TO "HADl MY Everyone lias a basic need to be loved, and one who Is ill needs It so much more. Stick with her. Yes, Abby will answer your letter personally if you write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, and enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Getting married? For Abby's booklet "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50c to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. If you parents think your children keep you hopping, pity Uie birds. Nestlings often eat more than their own weight in food in a day. Someone once counted a mother wren's feeding trips. In one day, she totaled over 1,200 trips.

Kncyclopcdia Britannica ping in the King City Mrs. V. E. Mason of Fairfield was a Mt. Vernon shopper and business visitor Monday.

Ellis Connaway of Belleville made a business trip to Mt. Vernon yesterday. Mrs. Jerome Molt and son, Mike and Mrs. Guy F.

MoU of Fairfield were business and shoppers in Mt. Vernon Monday afternoon. Earl Hall of Chicago is ing this week transacting business in Mt. Vernon and other southern Illinois cities. Mrs.

Herschel Ricks, Mrs. James Cunningham, and Mrs. V. E. Cramer of Farina were Mt.

Vernon shoppers and business visitors yesterday. Mrs. Helen Howard of Ina spent Monday afternoon shopping in the King City. Wayne Miller of Ashley made a short business trip to Mt. Vernon yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Ethel Clark of Whittington Monday afternoon shopping in the King City. Russell Smith of Scheller transacted business in Mt. Vernon yesterday. Mrs.

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