Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 6

6A Mt. Vernon Register-News Inursdoy, jone iJ.iy'^ SOCIETY (Anson Myers) THE MT. VERNON WOMAN'S CLUB held their installation of officers for 1974-75 on May 15th, with Ido Sue Robinson officiating. Officers are, first row from left: Susan Curtis, treasurer; Glenda Blaydes, corresponding secretary; Carol Baril, second vice president; Jacque French, 1973-74 president; Carol Hicks, 1974-75 president; Joyne Jones, first vice president; and Mary Lee Stanfield, recording secretary. Second row: Karen Haslow, commu- niiy service; Kay Fritch, health and welfare; Charlotte Childers, social; Liz Richards, board member at large; Phyllis Wells, board member at large; and Charlotte Snodsmith, scholarship.

The installation was held at the Top of the First, with Mayor Rolland Lewis speaking on "What's Happening in Mt. Vernon." (Richard Clark) SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE PRECEPTOR CHI CHAPTER were honored during the Order of the Rose Ritual conducted by the City Council of Beta Sigma Phi at the Founder's Day dinner held recently at the Holiday Inn. Mary Alice Scotizzi officiated the ceremony. Members shown above from left, ore: Catherine Skasick, Bernice Backensto, Francis Kromer, Anne Garrison, Marie Finke. and Pat Goodman.

Dee Smith also received the Order of the Rose, but was not present for the picture. To qualify for the honor, a member must be presently active in a chapter of the highest degree for which she is eligible, and a member must hove been active in the chapter for 15 or more yeors. Reggie Thomos To Speak At Central Church Of Christ Heggie Thomas, director of Overseas Evangelism for Revival Fires, will speak at Central Church of Christ, Friday, June 14, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Thomas has traveled in 42 countries of the world in the past seven years.

Also participating in the program will be Mrs. Thomas, who will draw a chalk picture. Two of their children, Timmy and Teresa, will This work is sponsored by Christian Evangelizers Association, Incorporated, which also feature the Revival Fires television program nation wide, and may be seen in this area each week. The public is invited to attend this service. LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK Gai can help you become the trim slim person you want tu be.

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The American Pledge was led by Carrie Campbell and the 4-H Pledge by Rhonda Bain. Share The Fun ribbons were given out and comments were discussed. Camp dates for Jefferson Co. are Day Camp, June 8, Jr. Leaders Workshop, June 14-16, and District Week camp will be held at West Frankfort.

A cookout lor the club will held on June 13, at the home of Susan and Kim Kandall. Club members are to bring a Hobo Sandwich. Guests Colline and Thelma White showed the club how to square dance and this was enjoyed by all. Grand Officials Visit Mf. Vernon O.E.S.

Chapter The regular officers of Mt. Vernon Chapter 233 presided at a special meeting held Friday, May 30th, at 8:00 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Purpose of the meeting was an official visit by Eleanor E. Tomlin, Flower City 152, worthy grand matron of Illinois.

Roy H. Kallas. Austin 180, Chicago, worthy grand patron, Jane Haeman, Belleville 423, Belleville, as.sociate grand conductress and the following Grand appointive officers were also present Pauline Sleeth, grand chap- lian; Susanne Glaser, grand marshall; Isabella Kepke, grand Adah; Dorothy Sherer, grand Ruth; Edith Chancy, grand Esther; Delia Anderson, grand Martha; Catherine Jahns, grand elec- tra; Meta Kallas, grand warder and Merle Tomlin, Srand sentinel. The Worthy Grand Mation, Worthy Grand Patrton and Associate Grand Conductress were escorted and seated in the East with LaVern Isaac, worthy matron and Louray Isaac, worthy patron. The letters E-E-T symbolizing Mrs.

Tomlin's motto "Everlasting Peace, Eternal Love, Truth Endured" and her symbol of a crowTi with '74 were displayed in the East. The introduction of Grand Officers, Grand Representatives, Grand Lecturers, Past Grand Officers, Members of Grand Chapter Committees, Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons followed. There were 34 Chapters represented. In her address to the members and guests Mrs. Tomlin discussed Fraternal Relationships and the need to contact all Eastern Star members during this centennial year.

At the close of the meeting a reception was held in the dinning room which was attractively decorated in blue, silver, and red roses the colors chosen by the Worthy Grand Matron for her year. Preceeding the special meeting 53 guests attended a dinner honoring Mrs. Tomlin at the and Din- ningRoom. "TWENTORYSuir" AUMERCNANDISIMUSTGOl ALl SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED TO OFF BACK TO SCHOOL WEAR Boys Pants And Knit Shirts Off Wind Brtokers $2EMii toys Suits OTHER BARGAINS SIZES 1 T014 Infants Wear Reduced To Off Large Selection Of $1 Hems CbiMren's Center Jfif erson Square Mt. Vefnon 8 Fri.

9:304 I promise to love honor and dine happily ever after with Aynsley. When the Queen of England wanted bone china for her wedding table, she close Aynsley. It's that good! Aynsley is as pure and white as man can make, to contrast with the gold metals and enamel colours which decorate it. Aynslc); patterns are extraordinary, some contemporary, some traditional, bur all exuding a great sense of history. The Pembroke (shown in bride's hand) was designed by Aynsley in the 18th century.

It is reproduced in raised enamels, rich in colour and texture. The Henley, a historic pattern in raised enamels. If you're looking for a pattern to dine with happily evet after, come in and see our Aynsley English Bone China. It's thc.coUector's choice. ewe ens MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Mt.

Vernon, III. PEOPLt AND PIACES By NddinB Mr. and Mrs. Travis Greene of Bluford entertained with a family dinner at their home Saturday, June 8. Honored guests were James Greene of Marshalltown, Iowa, and his son, Richard Greene and family of Champaign, 111.

Other guests present for the day were Mr. and Mrs. Ketth Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Greene, all of Mt.

Vernon. James Greene wasborn and raised in the Bluford area and has made his home in Iowa for many years. Mrs. Bessie Rutherford has returned to her home, 2817 Apple, after undergoing surgery at St. John's Mercy St.

Louis, Mo. 4-H MEMBERS from the Clovers ond Town and Country Shamrocks studying Bicycle Safety are pictured here. Included in the picture are Diane Dodillet, Susan Rondel Diane Freidinger, Sean Piper, Cindy Cornwall, Charles Dbherty, Terri Higgins, Tom Dare, Kim Randall, Ruth Freidiiiger, Kathleen and Barbara Doherty, Becky Kimniel and Karen Freidinger. UATTIE IIAYES of 831 South 19th Street; will be 87 years old on June 18. Mrs.

Myrtle Lewis telephoned the office to report she received 30 cards for her 80th birthday which occurred on May 30. She reported several of the cards were from Ker former schoolmates of 65 years ago. DAYS The Weather Has Been Dogging Around And We Are Going To Brighten Your Day With Some Specials You Can't Resist. One Rock Of Summer Dresses And Pant Suits Over 30 Pani Suits And 154 Dresses To Choose From Only For These "SPECIAL" BRA a BIKINI SET Long Dtesses V2 Off A Great Selection Of Slacks And Pant Tops Each 2 Off Grab Bags 50C Novelty Dressy Watches 'A Off Beauty Salon Gift Shop On The Balcony The Garden Of Styles if New It's. Af Rose's Our Aim Is To Please East Side Jefferson Vernon.

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