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Carbondale Herrln Murphysboro SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1953 StYtn Foreign 1 ongue Hartwig Demonstrates Miss Elliott, deal, Weds CHESTER GIRL SCOUTS VISIT SPRINGFIELD Twenty-eight members of Girl Scout Troop One, Chester visited Miss Virginia Maxine Elliott. I points ol interest in Springfield lat week. The girls were accompanied by Mrs. I.

D. Newmark, scout lead- er, Mrs. Walter Y. Roberts and i Mrs. Harold Hogrefe, assistant scout leaders, Mrs.

Harry Katz, Mrs. Robert L. Smith and Mrs. Freeman I Wise, members of the troop committee. Attend Wedding In St.

Louis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferria of Adorable and Fascinating SUMMER DRESSES For Infants and Tots to 6 KRAUSE Juvenile Shop 10 S. Illinois Ave. Carbonchk Varsity Theatre Bldee.

Phone 1109 nn i Visiting Parents In Campbell Hill Mrs. Max Dale Vancil and daughters of Fort Leonard Wood, are visiting in Campbell Hill for several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thies. Campbell Hill Woman Home From St.

Louis Mrs. Ralph Moore has returned to Campbell Hill, after being in St. Louis due to the illness of her husband, who is a patient in Jef erson Barracks Hospital. Mrs. Moore underwent surgery Tuesday.

Area Residents Visit In St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner of Campbell Hill, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Isom of Ava and Mrs. Theodore Bradley and daughters of Murphys boro were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McElvanev in St. Louis, Sunday.

Campbell Hill Pair Has Weekend Guest Miss Ruby Miller of St. Louis was the weekend guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller in Campbell Hill. Spend Weekend In Campbell Hill Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Brandhorst of St. Louis spent the weekend in Campbell Hill with his mother, Mrs.

Lilv Brandhorst. They're in! acony vjq eoold possibly say abooS qui amazisag, beilBoy SAHIliiGEjG Bty CleGrJo vouSd tell EialS as imdi as the first suit or dross ivo glean for yoe. VJon'fl you sail os or aosiie in? sun-or-swim suits Piggy banker prices begin at 2.95 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William 1 Elliott ot Creal Springs, became the bride of Robert Eugene White head, son of Mr.

and Mrs. lohn R. Whitehead Marion Mav 8 in Car rier Mills. I he ceremony was performed at 7:30 p.m. in the hnmp nf Rev.

Henry Walton. Miss Corinne Elliott, sister of the bride, and Phillip Russell, cousin of the bridegroom, served as attendants. I he bride wore a navy suit, white accessories and a corsage of white roses. She carried a white Bible which had belonged to her grandmother, the late Mrs. Cora Scherer.

The bride's sister was attired in a grey suit complemented by white accessories and a red rose corsage. Mrs. Whitehead attended Vienna High School and is a graduate of Glenwood Career School of Practical Nursing in Chicago. Before her marriage she was employed at Radionic Products at Ordill. Whitehead attended the Marion Township High School and served 43 months in the Army, 13 of which were spent in Germany.

He works at Allen Industries in Herein. The couple is living on a farm in the Birdwell Communitv, Route 2, Creal Springs. JOHNSTON CITY GROUP. ELECTS OFFICERS Oral Potts was elected president of the Bethel Class of the ashing ton Avenue Baptist Church of Johnston City Monday night. The meeting was held in the church base ment.

Mrs. Lynn Neelev, retiring pres ident, conducted the business meet ing. Other officers elected are Mrs. Gordon Goodman, vice president; Mrs. Jolm Oliver secretary treasurer, Mrs.

John Kee, reporter. After the election Mr. Potts ap pointed standing committees. Group games were played. Mrs.

Robert Samuel and Mrs. Lowell Houston were hostesses. Twenty-five members and guests were present. Homernikers Class Has Meeting Tom Gore presided at a meeting of the Homemakers Class of the First Methodist Church "of Johnston City in the church social room Mon day night. During the business session Low ell Williams was elected president Edgar Eberhardt, vice president Mrs.

Williams, secretary; Miss Ag lies Shannon, treasurer. Mrs. Harry Lee and Mrs. Charles Davies presented the devotional and conducted games. Hostesses were Mrs.

Mary Par rish, Mrs. Leo Stephenson and Miss Shannon. Eighteen members were present. 1 i Coello attended the wedding of Jack Pirkins in St. Louis Saturday.

Pirkin is a former resident cf Coello. VALLPAPER SALE 25c and 35c Double Roll Over loo Patterns Chvr Front CROSTHWAITE'S PAINT WALIJMFIR ST OB 1C3 South DUision CARTER ILLE OtfUpSBcfc fit- 1 MO. 9 A CLEAR RED PERMS ME Phone 332 Carbondale was Cinderella i rl nn rv uU Li uhJ Dr. Hellmut A. Hartwig of the Foreign Language Department, Sou thern Illinois university, and his sixth grade elementary German students were featured in the Lincoln School PTA meeting in ihz school in Carbondale Monday nteht.

Mrs. 4 Mary Morris is program chairman. The students, from Lincoln and University School sixth grades, un dertook the study of Gesman last October on a purely voluntary basis. Hartwig, who says that a child ot nine or ten finds pronunciation of words in a foreign language much easier than after he reaches college age when his speech habits are set, has conductd the class as an experiment. Since the class is not compulsory, he has emphasized, to the students, the fact that they are doing valuable experimental work which will indicate the feasibility of mak ing foreign languages a regular part ot the grade school curriculum.

4TM .1 inev are pioneers, mst as tneir forefathers who settled in Southern Illinois are pioneers," he says. Hartwig, who believes that some language in addition to one's native tongue should be mastered by the educated person, led 14 members of his class in an impromptu recitation. The Professor spoke to the pupils only in German, and they ans Return from Visit in Webster Groves, Mo. Mrs. Nora Evans of Carterville and son, Jack and family, of Ullin, returned Friday from a visit in Webs ter Groves, with Mrs.

Evans' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corgiet. P.R.H. Club Has Meeting Carterville P.R.H.

Club met Friday night at the home of Mrs. Louise Barrington with 14 members and four children attending. Mrs. Loretta Harris, president, conducted the meeting. Secret sisters exchanged gifts, revealed names and drew new names.

Mrs. Harris received the hostess prize. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lindolph Reynolds. Spend Sunday In Cairo Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Winters and daughter, Jane, of Carterville, spent! Sunday with Mrs. Winters' brother, Joe Dodd, and family, in Cairo. Chester Woman's Club Plans Lawn Party The Chester Woman's Club will have a lawn party, Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William Mullins, State Street at 2:30 p. m. The 'Senior girls of Chester High School will be guests of honor. Newly-elected officers will also be installed at the meeting. 100 Wool Fleece in NUDE Broken Sizes EFkCSHIa juira mm hJk Xtt wa mmM 1 I Mil Dressmakers, tailleurs, maillots, trunks, seer suckers, satin lastex, wools, cottons.

Sizes 2, 4, 6, and 7-14. CLOTH AND FUR STORAGE FOR FREE PICK.UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Easy or Children Fact To Carbondale PTA wered in German. The ease with which elementary pupils learn a language was ably demonstrated. "A year or two of a foreign language in the University is inade quate," declared Hartwig. 'Such a study should be begun in eaily ele mentary vears.

Musical numbers were presented by pupils of Mrs. Mary Swindell. Richard Taylor, Junior class soloist representing Lincoln School in the state vocal contest, sang his solo number. The Junior High Boys' Chorus also gave their two contest numbers. Mrs.

Charles Hall and Mrs. Noel M. Taylor reviewed the information thev received, as representatives of the Lincoln PTA, at the state PTA convention in Peoria recently. Concluding the program was th installation of new officers lor 1953- 54. Mrs.

Roy Ide, state board mem ber, repeated the objectives of the PTA. Each of the following elected oficers pledged themselves to pro mote every phase of the local, state and national Congress: Mrs. Reid Trcutman, president; Mrs. Fred Clark, vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Le Sar, secretary; and Mrs.

L. C. Dot son. treasurer. Mrs.

Richird Lock erby, retiring president, piesented new officers with rosebud corsages. SPARTA ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS John Warren was elected president of the Sparta Education Association, a newly organized group of teachers, at a meeting Friday night. Also elected were T. Lesley Wilson, first vice president; Gilbert Holmes, second vice president; Miss Viola Miller, secretary and Miss Gavle Wilson, treasurer. A gift was presented to Miss Margaret McHatton, who has retired after teaching 34 years in the Sparta Grade School.

Visits Relatives In Steeleville Sgt. Glenn Mueller, who is sta tioned in Utah is spending day furlough in Steeleville relatives. a with Reliable PRESCRIPTION Servici DRUG STORE 14th and Walnut Phone 357 Murphysboro fa) uis i i 8 If MsH rii cbmnis btore Phone 866 Murphysboro I dreamed I maidenform bra TO GRADUATE Miss Enes Dall Riva, daughter of Mrs. Marie Dalla Riva, 309 Harrison Christopher, will graduate from the St. John's Hospital School of Nursing May 31.

Sixty graduates will receive their diplomas and pins at the graduation exercises which will be held in the St. Louis University High School auditorium at 2:30 p. m. Miss Dalla Riva is a graduate of the Christopher Community High School. CARTERVILLE GIRL GIVEN BRIDAL SHOWER Miss Lou Watkins of Carterville was honored with a bridal shower Friday nioht in the Carterville Pres- bvterian Chapel parlor.

Miss Wat- kins will become the bride or Wil fred L. Steuerwald of Moline, May 24. Mrs. Mike Hastic, Mrs. George McGonagil, Miss Wanda Pulcher, Miss Irene Hannon and Mrs.

Don Steuerwald were hostesses. The gift table was decorated with a silver wedding slipper mounted on pink cellophane. The table was de corated by Miss Hannon. Bouquets of spring flowers adorned the room. Miss Pulcher presented Miss Wat- kins with a pink rosebud corsage, a gift from the bride-elect's fiancee.

Mrs. SteuerwaJd conduc games and awarded prizes to Miss Mamie WTalker and Miss Irene Watson. Forty guests were present. Visit in Essex, Over Weekend Mrs. John Spiller and Mrs.

Rose Watkins of Carterville, Mrs. Ollie Jackson and son, Allen, and family, of Carbondale, and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spiller of Cobden visited over the weekend in Essex, with Wendell Payne, who is home on furlough.

Wendell expects to go overseas upon his return to camp. Grange Bells Return To Johnston City Mr. and Mrs. Grange Bell and children, Nancy and Grange have returned to Johnston City from Cape Girardeau, where they spent the winter. Mr.

Bell taught in a high school near Cape Girardeau. rnn Stuonio modern chest "QC in blood oak veneen. LANE CHESTS AS LOW AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE mabogany. Roomy drawer in base, top drawers simulated. jr Similar chest available in piat finish.

Cw5 t-1 1 1 1 ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce of Route 1, Scheller, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Modena, to Sam Hicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hicks, of Mulkeytown.

Miss Pierce will graduate from the Goode-Barren Township High School this year. He is employed at Crab Orchard, the couple's wedding plans are indefinite. CARBONDALE 5:30 Monday thru Saturday Several ot These Plastic CO Each I BEST PLACE TO SHOP FO A' 1 I. LWF2 A in i. a in my Us- 1 J-'m.

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