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SOUTHERN LLINOISAN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1950 Carbondals Ilerria JluryhysSero Six AMTEL RIMBOLDS RETURN Augusta Cline Of Murphysboro Resumes Studies Miss Augusta Ruth Cline has resumed her studies at Washington University school cf nursing in St. Louis after a two-weeks vacation in Murphysboro with her mother, Mrs. Mabel Cline, twin sister, Mary CaroL and her grandmother, Mrs.

A. R. Carter, 2030 Walnut street. Miss Cline, who returns to school MURPHYSBORO RESIDENT VISITS IN ST. LOUIS Mrs.

Ella Barth has returned her home in Murphysboro aft er spending the Thanksgiving Day holida in St. Louis with relatives. L. D. BLUDWORTHS VISIT IN MURPHYSBORO Mr.

and Mrs. D. Bludworth and children of Wichita, Kansas, have returned to their home efter spending the holiday weekend In Murphysboro with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Bludworth, 301 North Fourteenth street. 3LCK ASHLNS RETURN FROM VISIT WITH SON .5. Miss Dollins VedsG.E.

Lunde Carbondale On Wednesday, Nov. 22, Miss Shirley Dollins of Benton became the bride of George Edwin Lunde, of Carbondale at the First Baptist church in Benton. Dr. Paul Hunsinger performed the 8 o'clock ceremony in front of an altar decorated with baskets of white mums, fern, and candelabra bearing burning tapers. Miss Dollins, who is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Kirk Dollins of Benton, wore a light blue suit with lime accessories. Her corsage was of white roses. Her only attendant was Miss Sue Ewing, who wore a beige suit with brown accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses. Warren G.

Lunde of Springfield was his brother's best man. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Lunde, 50S West Sycamore street, Carbondale. James Trigg of Tamaroa was usher. Preceding the ceremony. Miss Judy Gurley, sorority sister of the bride, sang the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sweetheart and The A Rancilio-Hays Nuptials at Herrin Church Mr. and Mrs.

John Hays, West Frankfort, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Delia Evelyn, to Mario A. Rancilio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rancilio of Herrin. The ceremony was performed at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel church, Herrin, with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert DeGasperi officiating. The bride wore a light blue gabardine suit with brown accessories, mink stole and carried a bouquet of lavender mums centered with two large orchids.

Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Rancilio, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, were the couple's attendants. Mrs. Rancilio wore a light brown suit with brown accessories and an orchid corsage.

Mrs. Hays, mother of the bride, chose a dark green suit with tan accessories. Mrs. Rancilio wore black crepe. Yellow tea roses fashioned the mothers corsages.

A wredding breakfast-reception was held at the Hays home in West Frankfort following the ceremony. A three-tiered wedding cake centered the buffet table at which Mrs. Ruth Barney and Miss Doris Hays, sisters of the bride, and Mrs. Geneva Harrelson presided. Only members of the two immediate' families were present for the ceremony and breakfast, including Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Rancilio, Mr. and Mrs. James Rancilio and daughter, Karla Jo, of Herrin, Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Rancilio of Carmi and Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Rancilio of St. Louis. The bride is a graduate of West Frankfort Community high school and attended Southern Illinois university at Carbondale for three years.

She is employed in the Franklin County Department of Welfare office in Benton. Mr. Rancilio attended Herrin schools and is employed at Old Ben Mine No. 15 in West Frankfort. Mr.

and Mrs. Rancilio are residing at 1411 East Popular street, West Frankfort. HERRIN VISITORS RETURN TO PENNSYLVANIA Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hopkins, 213 South Eighth street, Herrin, entertained with a dinner Thursday.

Their guests were Mrs. Hopkin's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Basinger of Youngs-town, and their son, "Chuck" Basinger who attends the University of Illinois. Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Hopkins' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hopkins and Mr. Hopkins' sister, Mrs.

Maude Sparrow of Herrin. Mr. and Mrs. Basinger returned to Youngstown Sunday, after spending the week in Herrin. HERRIN DORCAS SHRINE TO HAVE PRACTICE Dorcas Shrine, 61, of Herrin will practice for ceremonial following its regular meeting Friday night.

WILL MILLERS. HERRIN, HAVE HOUSE GUEST Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, 619 South Eleventh street, Herrin, have as their house guest, Mr. Miller's sister, Mrs.

George Short of DuQuoin. Mrs. Short has been TO 3IURPIIYSBORO The Amiel Rimbolds of 1932 Gartside street, Murphysboro, had as Thanksgiving Day guests, the George E. Grahams of Port Austin, Michigan. The Grahams were en route to Lake Worth, Florida, to spend the winter.

The Rimbolds have returned to Murphys boro to make their home with his brother since his mother's death. They resided in Michigan for 29 years. MRS. WET LAND SPENDS HOLIDAY IN MURPHYSBORO Mrs. Walter Swetland and two sons, Ronnie and Walter, have returned to their home in Chicago after spending the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Winfred 1935 Wall street, Murphysboro. Wiggins Couple, Herrin, Return From Texas Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Wiggins, 413 West Herrin street, Herrin, returned to their home Tuesday night from San Antonio, Texas, where they spent Thanksgiving week with their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut, and Mrs.

R. L. McGin-nis and grandsons, Mac and Pat. They also visited places of interest in Mexico. The Wigginses said their return home was pleasant and that they did not run into bad weather.

FORMER HERRIN GIRLS MAROONED AT MATTOON Miss Sarah Tapella and Miss Carol Kinsley of Joliet have re turned to their employment in Joliet after spending the holiday vacation in Herrin with Miss Tap- ella's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tapella, 400 North Twenty-first street, and Miss Kinsley's grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amel Pes- sina, 30S North Seventeenth street.

The young ladies had to spend Thursday night in Mattoon where they were caught in a snow storm There were no hotel rooms avail- ble, but a family let them stay at their home. ARRIVE IN HERRIN FOR SISTER'S WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Gene Peebles and daughter, Janice, of Champaign-Urbana arrived in Herrin yesterday at the home of Mrs. Peebles parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Calcaterra, 205 North Twelfth street. to attend the wedding of her sister, Donna, which will take place Thursday morning. Herrin Club Meets at Marion Mrs. Elsie Lay of Marion was hostess Tuesday night to mem bers of the Herrin Past Matrons club of the Order of the Eastern Star, Mrs.

Lay is a past matron of the Herrin order. Fifteen members answered roll call with "what I am thankful for." Plans were made for the Christmas meeting which will be held December 22 at the home of Mrs. Delores Foster, 612 South Park avenue, Herrin. Names were drawn for a gift exchange. Mrs.

Jessie Bruton and Mrs. Eva Reinbold, president of the club, conducted Tuesday night's program. FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT HELLENY'S Phone 4581 Herrin, Illinois as a student nurse, received her cap in a ceremony Friday, November 10. ILLMO RESIDENTS VISIT AT J. W.

JOHNSTON HOME Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Jacobs of Illmo, Missouri, have returned to their home after spending the Thanksgiving Day weekend in Murphysboro with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and J. W. Johnston, 2115 Walnut street MRS. BR 1ST REPORTED IN IMPROVED CONDITION Mrs. Nonnie Brush, 1501 Spruce street, Murphysboro, who is a patient in St.

Andrew's hospital, is slightly improved. Mrs. Ernst's sons, Bill of Wterloo. Iowa, and Charles of Meredosia, and her two sisters, Mrs. Maureen Tauber of Washington, D.

and Mrs. Jewel Johnson, East St. Louis, are in Mur nhvsboro due to her illness. Mrs. Brust is night telephone operator at the Illinois Commercial Tele phone company.

KNIGHTS OP COLUMBUS ATTEND HERRIN I IE ET ING Members of the Knights of Co lumbus lodge of Murphysboro, at tended a dinner and social at the K. of hall in Herrin, Monday night. The occasion marked the 2Sth anniversary of the fourth de gree assembly of Knights of Columbus. Guest speaker was Father Hutch of Carbondale, pastor of St. Xavier church.

Attending from Murphysboro were Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Evers-man, Dr. and Mrs. A.

R. Esposito, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Furlong, Mr. and Mrs.

R. P. Martell, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bastien, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Prost and James Hanson. Carbondale residents who attended, and who a.e members of the Murphysboro lodge, were Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Norton, Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Rombach, Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

McCloskey, Mr. end Mrs. B. Mor-ando, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Palmier, Mr. and Mrs. B. Lowe, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cimisso and Mr. end Mrs. Tom Cahlll. ENlc FERGUSON SPENDS LEAVE IN MURPHYSBORO ENlc A.

J. Ferguson, U. S. is spending a 30-day leave in Murphysboro with his wife, Mrs. Norma Ferguson and son, John, of 2303 Commercial avenue.

ENlc Ferguson has just returned from four months duty in Korea where he served aboard the transport, USS Pickaway, which participated in the Inchon and Wonson invasion The Fergusons plan to spend sev eral days visiting his parents in Union Beach, New Jersey, efter which he will return to his ship at San Francisco. Are you by dlatrew of female functional periodic disturbances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so nervous, tired at such times? Then no tr7 LydU E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Pinihara'a has a prand soothing effect oa cm of woman's most important organs! con lace. From the collection of Eulalie.

Pfc. Jim Glore Spends Leave In Herrin Pfc. Jim Glore spent the holiday weekend on leave with his wife. Dorothy, and daughter, Margaret Ann, at their home, S01 South Six teenth street, Herrin. Glore is stationed at Camp Mc Coy, in the field artillery.

He was called into service in Octo ber as a member of the reserves. MRS. NORA MOORE RETURNS TO HERRIN Mrs. Nora Moore, 613 North Eleventh street, Herrin, has re turned to her home after spending the holidays with her ciusins, Mr and Mrs. Fred Martin in Mt.

Vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Glaze- brook and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Farmer in Springarden.

ATTEND WEDDING OF HERRIN GIRL Out-of-town guests attending the wedding of Angela Garegnani and Richard Pareti in Herrin included Miss Marie Makowski, Fred Wilson, William Tobin, and John Pantinella of White Plains, New York; Mr. and Mrs. James Vowell, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pis- kulick, Mr.

and Mrs. John Piskulick, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pis-kulick, Sr. and son, Mr.

and Mrs Carl Rakus, Mrs. Mary Fonatona, Mrs. Bertha Calcaterra, Louis Venegoni and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Calcaterra of St.

Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garegnani and Mr. and Mrs. August Garegnani of Fer gus, and Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Marlow of East St. Louis. PACK PEANUTS! If you're sending a package to a serviceman, pack empty comers with unshelled peanuts. Makes a firm parcel and provides that much more enjoyment for the service man.

1 is a aooc i i i 4 Alencon lace makes a beautl- ful combination. Fitted bosom, high decollete are also of Alen- New Gift Banks Help Spur Thrift in Young The coming year will be a thrifty one for youngsters if the novel new toy banks that are featured for Christmas giving are put into the right hands by considerate gift givers. Many new ones are a far cry from the old piggy bank. Some arc modeled after office files. Another has slotted drawers with markings to indicate what junior is saving for.

Still another is designed like a mail box. Duncan Hines Cobbler With Hot Rum Sauce Few men can resist the allure cf a dish of fresh Apple Cobbler fragrant with the flavor of cinna mon and Hot Rum Sauce! Just such a dish is served by a charm ing Swiss restaurant on the cut-skirts of St. Louis, Mo. The recipe serves 6 people. Slice enough Winesap apples to make 2l cups when cooked.

Drain and save the juice. Fill deep-dish pie plate 34 full. Stir 1 cup sugar into the apples. Sprinkle 1 teaspoon cinnamon over the surface and dot 4 tablespoons butter over the sweetened apples. Make a pie pastry, roll very thin, cut into strips and criss cross over surface of above.

Bake in 450 F. preheated oven until apples are glazed. Hot Rum Sauce: Simmer 2 cups juice from cooked apples with 2 cups sugar, until thick or consistency of light syrup. When ready to serve, add V2 tablespoon Cuban rum to 2 tablespoons hot apple syrup, and pour over each serving of hot cobbler. ter, Mrs.

O. L. Etherton and her family, 207 Maple street. Refreshment BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY HE it KIN COCA 11 OP Mr. and Mrs.

Mack Ashman, 2135 Division street, Murphysboro, returned home Monday after visiting in Manhattan, Kansas, with their sen and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ashman. RESIDENTS VISIT IN WILLIS VI LLE Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Riggio of Murphysboro, spent the week-end in Willisville with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Giordano. CAIRO RESIDENTS VISIT IN MURPHYSBORO Mr. and Mrs.

Erwin Althoff and daughter have returned to their home in Cairo efter the holiday weekend in Murphysboro with relatives and friends. LONGFELLOW 1TA HAS MEETING MURPHYSBORO The regular meeting or the Longfellow school PTA was held in Murphysboro Monday night with Mrs. Virginia. Jennings, president, in charge. A panel discussion on 'The Com.

plete Child" was conducted. Rev. Clyde Funkhouser, pastor of the First Methodist church, discussed the church's influence on the child; Gilbert Reiman spoke of the home's influence and William Carruthers superintendent of city schools, talked on the school's influence. After the speakers were heard, an open session was held with members discussing the mental, spiritual, physical and emotional growth of the child. Hrs.

Jennings announced plans ior a lending library soon to be established at Longfellow, with looks on child welfare to be available for use. Following the meeting, the fourth-grade mothers served refreshments. Aso DEPENDABLE IT'S ASPIRW atitsbest WORLD'S LA CIST SELLER AT ICc Onr.j filtered lli rrain tablets. Lasjr for mother to riTe. easy for child to Uka.

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-XC7 i-J "SUNVALl" Lord's Prayer. She was accomp anied by Miss Ellen Burkhart of Benton. Mrs. Dollins wore a green dress with a corsage of red roses. Mrs.

Lunde wore a grey dress and a pink carnation corsage. Mrs. Lunde is a graduate of the Benton Township high school, and is a sophomore at Southern Illinois university, where she is a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma jorority. Mr. Lunde is a graduate of Carbondale Community high school, and will graduate from Southern Illinois university this term.

He is a member of Chi Delta Chi fraternity. FUGATES HAVE no LID AY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fugate, 510 South Forest avenue, Carbondale, had as their guests over the weekend, Mrs. Fugate' mother and brothers, Mrs.

Anne Roberson of Independence, and Ernest Roberson of Wadswortht and Amnon Roberson of Warrens-burg, Mo. SERVICE CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY The Carbondale Service class will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Herman Wallace, 700 West Sycamore street. ARMSTRONGS VISIT IN CARBONDALE Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Armstrong of Carthage, 111., have returned to thpir hnrrr after spending the weekend in Carbondale visiting! with Mr. Armstrong's mother, Susan Armstrong, 305 West Main street. Mr. Armstrong teaches in the Carthage high school.

SPEND HOLIDAYS IN CARBONDALE Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mcintosh and their daughter, Susan, returned Sunday to their home in Bloom-ington, Inds after spending the Thanksgiving holidays in Carbondale with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David S. Mcintosh, 910 South Elizabeth street. HILLS, CARBONDALE HOME FROM MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O.

Hill and their son, Dick, have returned to their home at 1005 South Forest avenue Carbondale, from Grand where they were called because of the death of Mr. Hill's mother, Mrs. F. M. Hill.

LITERATURE AND ARTS DEPARTMENT MEETS The Literature and Arts depart-men. of the Carbondale Federated Woman's club will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. D. W. Morris, 1006 South Thompson street, at 2:30.

Mrs. Will Griffith will explain the Illinois State Federation contest on literature and art. MRS. FLYNN HONORED AT DINNER TUESDAY Mrs. Harry Flynn, 403 West Elm street, Carbondale, was guest of honor at a surprise dinner held at Tom's Place Tuesday night.

Hostesses were Mrs. Russell Taylor and Misses Elma and Barbara Densch. Mrs. Flynn was presented with a gift by the 27 guests present. The floral centerpiece was donated by Irene.

Afton McCain of Anna was an out of town guest. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn will leave Jan. 1, for Effingham, 111., where they will make their home.

MRS. BARROW HOSTESS TO GARDEN CLUB The Carbondale Garden club met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. W. Barrow, 605 West Elm street.

Miss Mae Dorsey presided. The program, "Winter Arrangements" was presented by Miss T.uev Woodv and Mrs. Chalmer Gross, who exhibited wooden pan- els and other arrangements, using seeds, cones, and other dry plant material. The meeting concluded with re- freshments served by the hostess. uPTKiin nrsir.vivr.

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to Install Friday The newly elected officers of the Carbondale chapter, no. 467, of the order of the Eastern Star of Illinois will be installed Friday evening, Dec. 1, at 8 o'clock. The installation ceremonies will be held in the Masonic Temple in Carbondale. The newly elected officers are Naomi Lockerby, Worthy Matron; Richard Lockerby, Worthy Patron; Wilma J.

Louden, Associate Ma tron; Homer Cutler, Associate Patron; Edna Kirby, secretary; and Eva Atwood, treasurer. Baker conductress; Alberta Mill- er, associate conductress; Thelma McNeal, chaplain; Addie Mae Brown, marshal; Mae Conatser, organist; Ada Harris, Adah; Helen Evans, Ruth; Faye Beadle, Esther; Edith Farmer, Martha; Almi- ra Presley, Electa; Helen Trout, warder; and Floyd Baker, sentinel. Installing officer will be Mrs. Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Illinois. Mrs.

Throgmorton will be assisted by Hazel Roope, past matron of the Carbondale chapter, chaplan; Ruth R. Harris, Grand Ruth of the Order of the Eastern Star of Illinois, marshal; and Maymc Neber of the Carbondale chapter district co-chairman of the Cancer Control committee of the Grand chapter, as organist. Escorts will be Frederick F. Surrell, Worthy Grand Patron of the O. E.

S. of Illinois, and Ernest B. Roope and Harry Harriss, past patrons of the Carbondale chapter. Soloist will be LaMelia Hall, and color bearer, Jimmy Lockerby. WASHINGTON PEOPLE VISIT IN CARBONDALE Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Peters who have been visiting with her son, Clyde Richardson, R. F.

D. 1, Carbondale and his family, and other relatives and friends, lr't Sunday for their home in Chehalis, Wash. Other guests atthe Richardson home last week end were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Alton.

On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Davis, and Mrs. Annabelle Davis, Zeiglcr, Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Cannon, Hurst, and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Richardson visited the Richardson home. ETIIERTONS' GUEST RETURNS TO IOWA Mrs. Frank Huffman of Knox-ville, Iowa, has returned to her home after spending a week in Carbondale visiting with her sis- (Advertisement) Sensational New Permanent Waving Miracle. Not Heat Wave. No Cold Wave.

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