The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 3

0 Tht Daily Regisfer, Harrisburg, Illinois Friday, September 7, Page Thret THEY'RE THE ROOF these days down on South Mill Street. Above is shown the Harold Wiley residence at 121 South Mill, where a one-slory residence is heiiiK converted into a two-story structure liy (irsl raising the roof, ihen innkling in the upper iloor. The roof raising joh IS being done by the Huston house moving company and Vernon and Huhort will do the carpenter work. Four bedrooms and a bathroom will be iiuilt upstairs and the extorim- will be covered with white aluminum siding. (A.

Sweat Photo) Stomach Trouble? pain, gas, bloating HARVEY TABLETS TRIM, uLCcR PAiN, MISERY FROM IN0UL6ENCC. AND BLOaT! iMdlriiM d.itgnfd U. form i roatlne thui ilton iid BtstMtioB tftlnit Mreii itonuch acid. riM, tu. ai.3 itomarh dii- th, muU of much aria Tw win lurprUm wal da)i jrnu rill find yourirlf SMOplng Murk botior, hiving moro pep md warn, and wrnt bar.

that f.dlnt dup ilomtfh dlsinsi. Tbl, farmula li aoid on a 4 tabloli-a 14 day tr Wnt la only ll s.V A-ropt pn MABVEY TABLETS. Sold aniy SKAGGS DREG STOKE la Harrisburg Get your point across with anew Stadio from NORCROss (Main Floor) FOER in California, where Mrs. Edna Jones of Galatia visited in July. In center is Mrs.

Jones, at right is her son, A. G. Jones, at left is his daughter. Mrs. Patricia hiehoff.

and in foreground are Mrs. daughters, Robin and Shellev. Pankey-Rice Reunion Held Karel Park The Pankey and Rice families and friends met at Karel Park Sunday, Aug. 26, with a basket dinner at the noon hour. There were sixty six present and the oldest one present was Rice, and the youngest was Tamara Lee Byron.

The consisted of instrumental music by the Rice's hillbilly band, two solo numbers by Clyde Rice ol Herrin a duet by W. H. and Fern Panxey, and a liumorous reading by W. H. Pankey.

Ofticers were elected as follows: Theodore Rice, preeiaent; Marie Evans, vice-prcsiaent; Minnie Riegel, secretary and treasurer. W. H. Pankey closed the reunion with prayer. Tiiose attending were Greg Dowdy.

Pontiac Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birgham and Janis, of Mounds, Mrs. Pansy Pirtle and William, Mound City, Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Rice, Lincoln, Mrs. Prudence Sevier. Manteno, Mrs. Chloe Rice and Mrs. Miller, West Frankfort, Thomas Wright.

Noah Killman, Felix Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Lemual Rice, Ora McDonnell and Mrs. Gertrude Reeves of Marion; and Mrs. William Rice.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dean Rice and Rickey, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stilley, Randy, Stephen and of Mt. Vernon, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Rice and Mrs. Rena Ertfiel, Herrin, Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Hibbs, and Richard, Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Gouge, Galana, Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Whiting, Carrier Mills; Jim Jones, Melvin Doubet, Denny Griffith, Eugene Griffith, Mrs, denia Pierson, Mrs. Lorena Phillips, Mrs. Nell Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. William Beal and Nertra, Mr.

and Mrs, Harvey Hibbei, Mi. and Mrs. Roy Riegel, Mr and Floyd Schwartz, Mrs. Linda Byron and Tamara, Miss Lena Pankcy, Mrs. Marie Evans and and Margaret, Mr.

and Mrs. Ciyde Rice. Roger and Anna Rice, all of Harrisburg. Reynolds Family Holds Births Mr. and Mrs.

James Daymen of Elizabethtown are the parents of a baby girl born Thursdaj at Lightner Hospital. She weighed eight pounds, two ounv'es. and has been named Rebecca Lee. I Mr. ani Mrs.

Ralph Clayton Smith of 1429 South Ledford arc the of a seven pound baby girl horn Saturday at the Lightner Hospital. She was named Marilyn Ruth. Calendar Of Meetings The Ciirinth Community Gaspel sinking will meet Sunday at 1:30 p. m. at Siuiich Baptist church, seven miles north of Crab Orchard, in Williamson county.

Guest singers wull be the Pathfinders Quartet and the Bill Gospel Duet. All singers and the pub ic are welcome. The Daily Register 35c a week Black or Shadow Brown (Second Floor) The building fund committee of the Pleasant Baptist church will have a fish fry at tl.ie church Saturday startirg at 3 p. m. The public is invited to attend.

Pride of Arrow' Lodge Pad Noble Grand Club will not meet Tuesday evening as planned. The meeting fits been postponed until a later date. DcNeal Reunion Held Rudemenl Church The annual DeNeal family reunion was held Sunday at the Rudement Social Bretnren Church with a good attendance. The Rev. G.

C. DeNerl of Bloomfield, brought the morning message and group singing was led by Gerald DeNeal. The noon meal was served in the church basement with Walter Snarp of Vienna asking the blessing. The afternoon was spent in visitation and group singing. Officers were appointed for the coming year.

Those attending were George DeNeal and son, Harold. Lloyd Shaw' and family, Larry Wayne, Catliy and Mary, of St. Louis, the Rev. and Mrs. Grover DeNeal of Bloomfield Mr.

and Mrs. Don Ingram, Danville, Mr and Mrs. Walter Sharp Mrs. Anna Shelton and daughter, Louellen. and Billy Faulkner, all of Vienna; Mr.

and Mrs. George DeNeal and Renac, Mr. and Mrs. James De- Neal. Mrs, Mary Parks, Mrs, Lillie Foster, all of Harrisburg, Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Riegel and sons, Low'ell and Gary, of Bankston, Mr. and Mrs, Sam DeNeal and daughters, Becky and Jeanne, of Mar- Annual Reunion The annual iamily reunion of the late Joshua and Della Reynolds was held Sunday at Dixon Springs jState Park. A short worship was held with the group singing the song. A Fnend Wc Have In Jesus." Tie Rev.

Jonah a brief message and t.ie service was dismissed with prayer by the Rev. Harry Carr. The noon meal and fish fry were cnioyed by the tamily and friends. Thase were Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Hooter.

and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tucker, Mr. ar.d Larry Tuck I or of Detroit. Mr and I Cov Swansey.

Diane, Joe, and Jauctte, Central City, and Mr.i. George Koster. Greg and Ken, Paducah, Mr. and Jesse Reynold-' and Cabin ol Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Swan.mn, Ronnie and Mona; Mr. and Bruce Buchanan. Stanley and Bret, Mrs.l Barger and Cynthia Kay. all of Peoria; Mr. and Mrs.

Murray Fulkerson land Dewayne Mrs. Evelyn Hogg, i Vicki, Steven and Kathy, and I Bonita Fulkerson, all of LaFayette, i Mrs. Joyce Dial and Springfield. Mr. and Kester' Buchanan.

Roeert. Linda, Kendall. Sandra, Janet and Carl, of Golcon-1 da. Kenneth Buchanan, Joliet, Mr, and Ilcy Reynolds and Leon.j Mr. and Mrs.

Coy Fulkerson, Barbara, and Terry, of Herod. from Harrisburg and' 1 vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Tucker, Mrs. Belle Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lambert, Mr and Mrs. Dwight Stuby and Darlene, Vernice Wilson and Dewan, and Mrs, Billy Gene Reynolds, Mr, i and Mrs.

Harold Reynolds, Steve and Jeanie, Mr. and Mrs. Bcrtis Reynolds, and Connie, the Rev. and Jonah and Carla. Mr.

and I Jcrfin Ed ana Rocky. V'isitors present were Raymond John Buchanan, Lonnie Ken-i I dall, Dorothy Ledbetter. I Corinne Fulkerson, the Rev. and Harry Carr, and the Rev. and Mrs.

Ewell, Judy! Fisher. Paula Wright. Ruby Morgan, Bettv McBride, Pamela Ledbetter, Dallas Davis, Leo Dowdy, Gordon Wallace, and Stanley Butterworth. Births reported the past year I were Carla Denise San- I dra Darlene Stuby and David BIu- I gene Swanson, Deaths were David Eugene Swanson, and Robert Hum- Tentative piariis for next i reunion will be to meei at Belle Snrings. Announce Engagement Of Aliss Patricia Lee Johnson i Saline County Homemakers Extension Has Aleeting i The council of the S.Hine Cmini.

I Homemakers Extension held the Septcmner ting les- day morning, at the F.imi building. Mrs. Clifforl p'c-iioj at thi.s last meeting tif Lie 62 year. Plans were c. the 44th annual meetin to 1 at the First CIv.st.an imroii Harrisburg Sept.

hs Pio spoVKcr will be Mrs. Bo!) Webb, w.io tell of life in inrlia. Mrs. Lilly Hopkins, work done by the memlur- in win (lows of Eldorado business fiuring Town and Country Members present at the couacii wore Mrs. Dira Capei, Ivisor, Clifiord Haf.

1 d. Mr-- Robert Mugge. Mns. Eu- eno L.imkin. Mrs.

Bledig, -I ua-away. J. P. Hil- b.v'd, i.eo Piciffer. Lilly Elmer Davis, Mrs.

Mrs. Jack Wise, ani M- Raul Fulkerson. -b' El loniente is the Lirgf'- 1 copper mina an! onta n. 212 milc' ui tunnels. Miss Patricia Johnson Mr.

and Mrs. tiuy Jolinson of Bddorado announce the engagement of their daugntor, Patricia Lee. to David Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeves of Eldorado.

Miss Johnson is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Harrisburg and graduated from the Deaconness Hospitai School of Nursing on 31 of tnsi year. Reeves is a senior at Southern Illinois University studying music and is a member of the Phi Mu Alpha No date has been set lor the wedding. Wallace Family Reunion Held Sunday A family picnic was held Sunday on the lawn at tlie home of Verba Wallace, two and one half miles south of Rudement, for of the late Jonathan Wallace family.

Mies Wallace, only survivor of the Jonathan Wallace family, has three sisters-in-law, Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs Ulysses G. Wallace and Courtland B. Wallace, and several of the cfiildren of these three families enjoyed the get- together and decided to make the reunion an annual event. Tho.se present were Mr.

and Gaylord Wallace and son, Terry, Toledo, Ohio, Mr and Mrs. Brownlow W'allace and children. Faith, Hope and Sonny, Ypsilanli, Air. and William Cowsert, Gary. Hogg St.

Charles, Donald, Kestner, Evelyn Le.Ann and Ray Jonathan Wallace, Eva Millikan, Wallace and Mabel Baldwin, Relbas, Gusta, and Verba Wallace, all of Harrislxirg. Hospital Notes Harrisburg Hospital -Admitted: i Clarence Cooley, 125.3 South Granger. i Lightner Hospital I LeditJi T. Craig, Carrier Alills. ion.

Johnie Ferrell, of Equality; Air. and Alts. Lee DeNeal, Air. and Airs. Roy DeNeal and Dennis, Danny, and Chri.sty, and Mrs.

Robert De.Neal and son.s, Gary and Gerald. Mr. and Walter DeNeal and son, Tommie, and Mr. and Airs. Guy DeNeal, all i of Rudement.

Moore Family Holds Annual Reunion The Moore family was held at the Grove Sunday. A ba.sket dinner was at noon and was followed by a short meeting. The following were elected for the coming year: President, J. B. Moore; vice-president A.

treasurer, J. J. Aloort-; Mrs. John Albert Moore, and historian, Mrs. J.

J. Moore. Those present were: Mr. and Airs, Elmer Rahm, and Mrs, Gerald Lewis Rahm, and Mary Ann Kahm, of Centralia. and Mrs, John LaGrange, and Fred Mrs.

Tliompson, Air and Mrs. Dick Strode, and child'en of Canton, Air. and A. A. Mr.

and J. B. Moore, Mrs. Chris Moore, Joe Gall. and Mrs.

Rolhe and family Ann Slightom, LoJvell Moore, Mrs Julia Harry, Nina Kinf, all of Harrisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Perry of Carbondate, A SCENE FROM THE 1955 ELKS MINSTREL, which will be held Oct. 3 and 4 in its 1962 presentation. shows the late Senator Glen O.

Jones, the ma.ster of ceremonies, with comedians (left to right) Charles Ford. Marion Bradley and John R. Small. Our 35th Anniversary New Fall Fabrics and Fashions here by the hundreds all the wanted shades and patterns the finest examples of the art of fabric making (rum the leading mills of this and foreign lands. STYLEWSE a broad choice is yours the newly popular (wo button pictured here the favored three button the one button you name it, we have it CUSTOM T.AILORED to your measure for a perfect fit at a price you'll like.

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