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Carbondale Htrrin Murphysboro SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN. FRIDAY. AUGUST 11. 1950 RETURNS TO MURPHYSBORO AFTER VISIT IN DUPO Mrs. Iva Tinkler, 2032 Herbert street, Murphysboro, has returned home after a visit at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Tinkler, and son, Mike, of Dupo. In Murphysboro After Training In Connecticut Carbondale Sorority Plans Festival 'A their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Borders of route 1, Herrin, and Mrs.

Sarah Borders Jones, 813 South Twelfth street. Mr. Borders had to return to his home due to business. JOINT 4-H CLUBS HOLDS PICNIC IN HERRIN A joint meeting of the 4-H clubs, the Straight Arrow and the Twinkle Toes, was held In the Herrin city park where the members brought picnic lunches. It was held Monday, Aug 7.

The Twinkle Toes exhibited their clothing projects at the county exhibition Friday, Aug. 4. The annual county show was held in the Marion Township high school. Members of this 4-H club Is composed of young girls from Herrin and Carterville. HERRIN GIRL HONORED The home of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe DeSett, 213 West Tyler, street, Herrin, was the scene of a birthday party Tuesday evening given for their daughter, Alma June DeSett. Alma was 15 years old. Twelve of her relatives and girl friends were present. HERRIN COlirLE TO ATTEND WEDDING Mr.

and Mrs. William Schweg-man, 212 South Nineteenth street, Herrin, left this morning for Decatur. They will be present at the wedding ceremony of their daughter, Miss Billie Rose Schwegman, which will take place this evening. The Schwegmans will return to Herrin Saturday. MISS SANDERS, nERRIN, REPORTED 'IMPROVED Visiting with Miss Pauline San Urbana Residents To Spend Week End in Herrin Mr.

and Mrs. Caswell Peebles and their daughter, Janis Lynn, of Urbana will spend the week end in Herrin and Pittsburg visiting with their parents and other relatives and friends. In Herrin, the Peebles will be the guests of Mrs. Peebles' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Cal-caterra and family, North Twelfth street. They will also spend some time in Pittsburg, Mr. Peebles' home town, visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Peebles.

Mr. Peebles ii an accountant in Urbana. ALEX PEAKS, HERRIN, TO HAVE HOUSE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Muelchi of Vandalia will spend the week end in Herrin visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Peak and family, 1501 West Cherry street. Accompanying the Muelchis to Herrin will be their three daughters, Camille, Sue and Peggy. THE CHARLES VANSAGHI, ATTEND 50th ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Vansaghi and their small son, Michael, 509 North Twenty-first street, Herrin, were accompanied by Mrs. Clayton Winstead and her daughters, Doris Ann and Judy, and son, Charles, of Johnston City to Ridgeport Sunday. They attended the golden wedding anniversary reception given in the honor of Mrs. Vansaghi and Mrs. Winstead's uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Webb Mc-Annelly. The McAnnellys were former residents of Johnston HAVE FISH FRY AT RIVERSIDE Mr, and Mrs. Henry Lichliter and daughter, Edith Louise, Routt 3, Murphysboro, recently attended a fish fry and picnic at Riverside park. Also present were the Lien-liters' grand nephews, Pete and Homer Mercer, of Sullivan, Mc," Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Graeff and children, and Ernie Graeff, all of Elkville. RETURNS TO ST. LOUIS. Miss Bonnie Newsome has re- -turned to St.

Louis, where she Is employed, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John New-TV some, 2124 Clay street, Murphysboro. VVTLKERSONS VISIT IN MURPHYSBORO Mr. and Mrs.

E. VVilkersoa and children, Betty, Bill, and Mike, of Flora, were visitors in Murphysboro Wednesday, Aug. 9. Tht Wilkersons are former Murphysboro residents, and Betty is a stu-0 dent at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. RETURN FROM WESTERN TRIP Mr.

and Mrs. B. L. Venegoni and daughter, Mary Louise, 913 North Ninth street, Murphysboro, and Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Geschwend, Belleville, formerly of Murphysboro, returned last week-end from a va-cation trip to the West. While in California, they visited Mr. and Mrs.

Venegoni's son and Norma Jean Nausley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nausley, 1911 Minton street, Murphysboro, returned home Wednesday evening, Aug.

9, from Hartford Conn. Miss Nausley has been In training for six weeks as a Methodist missionary to Cuba. She vill leave for Cuba about Sept. 1. En route to Murphysboro, Miss Nausley visited a United Rations session at Lake Success.

HAVE PICNIC AT RIVERSIDE Members of the Electa and Ruth chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, Murphysboro, will have a picnic Sunday, Aug. 13, at Riverside park. Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. at the pavilion.

RETURN TO BENTON AFTER VISITING HAGLERS Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cos-grove and son, John Raymond, of Benton, have returned to their home after spending a week with Mrs. Cosgrove's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. VV. Ray Hagler, 102 North Fifteenth street, Murphysboro. Mrs. Cosgrove is the former Billet Lane Hagler of Murphysboro.

MURPHYSBORO RESIDENTS IN ST. LOUIS Mrs. Freeman Wright, Mrs. Raymond Flanigan, Mrs. Otto Got-way, Mrs.

Henry Borgsmiller, and Mrs. Harry Eisenhauer, all of Murphysboro the Municipal Opera In St. Louis Wednesday night, Aug. 9. Mrs.

Harry Nelson and their son, Kenny, of Chicago. Accompanying the Nelsons to Herrin was Mrs. Noilson's niece, Miss Carol Gas-kin of Harvey. The Shannons reside at 212 South Eighteenth street. Mr.

ancTMrs. Joe Konya, cut their wedding cake at the reception which followed their wedding Saturday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and A Wonderful New Selection of will make their home in West Frankfort. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Konya, Sr. of Valier. It's hard to keep young children from scratching mosquito bites and a scratched bite often becomes infected. An antiseptic lotion will reduce the itching. Infection of a scratched bite can usually be avoided if it is kept clean by covering it with an adhesive bandage (the rcady-to-use type of dressing with the gauze pad already affixed to the adhesive tape.) La SI i i i t'j A Mrs.

R. E. Whalen, 322 West Pecan street, Carbondale. Mr. Konya and his bride, the former Patricia Louise Whalen, tory, Mrs.

Ervin has visited with her parents-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ervin, In Carterville. Mrs. Frederick Ervin's husband, who is employed in St.

Louis, will arrive Sunday to drive his wife and daughter back to their home. OLSONS OF ALTON LEAVE HERRIN Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Olson and their two children, Stephen and Susan, of Alton, left Herrin today after spending a week's vacation visiting. The Olsons were guests he homes Qf Ohon.s ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Anderson, 721 North Twelfth street, and also of Mrs. Olson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

216 South Sixteenth street. Pillsbury's BEST Flour BEST; i xxtx i 23-Ib. Bag $1.99 BILL GENE'S MKT. I i 11 N. 11th St.

Murphysboro ICE CREAM SOCIAL CHICKEN FRY at MT. CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH De Soto, 111. August 12 Serving Time 6:00 Plans were completed Thursday night for a festival to be sponsor ed by the Epsilon Tau chapter of Eeta Sigma Phi sorority in Car bondale. The festival will be held Friday, August 25, in the Illinois Central park and parking lot. Funds from the festival will ben exit the chapter's philanthropic project for the year.

This year's project has not been announced Features of the festival, which will begin at 6:30 p.m., are square dance on the I. C. parking lot, concession stands, games and a Dutch auction. Mrs. Wayne Ellis, chairman of the chapter ways and means com mittee, is in charge of the festi val.

LAWSOX TWINS VACATION IN ARIZONA Misses Jean and Joan Lawson twin daughters of Dr. and Mrs Douglas E. Law-son, 60S West Col lege street, Carbondale, are vacationing in Mesa, with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ear Baumgartner.

Next week, they will celebrate their 17th birthdays In Mexico where they will spend a week. They will return around Sep tember 1. Dr. Lawson is dean cf the Col lege of Education at Southern Illinois university. WILL STEND MONTH IN GUATEMALA Miss Jean Stehr.

T1S South University, and Miss Maxine Vcgely left Thursday afternoon for New Orleans, La. From New Orleans they will fly to Guatemala for a month's vacation. They plan to return to Carbondale around September 1. Miss Stehr is an instructor in Physical Education department at Southern Illinois university. Miss Vcgely is director of Anthony Hall, woman's dormatory on the campus.

PTLES LEAVE FOR WEEK'S VACATION Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pyle and their sons, Richard Lee, 14, and Howard Eugene, 10, left Thursday for a week's vacation in Decatur and Chicago.

The Pyles live on West Sycamore street, Carbondale. Mr. Pyle is employed by The Southern Illinois an. MAKES BUSINESS TRIP TO ST. LOUIS Mrs.

J. L. Burnett, 1206 Carter avenue, Carbondale, spent Thurs day in St. Louis on business. Mrs.

Burnett is buyer for Stroup'i store in Carbondale. WILEYS GUESTS RETURN TO NEBRASKA Mr. end Mrs. Charles Wiley, 406 South Ash Street, Carbondale, have had as their guests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Packard and their children, Vicki and Charles Richard. The Packards left this morning for their home in Omaha, Neb. SISNEYS RETURN FROM Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Sisney, 507 South Beveridge street, end Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Sisney, 411 West Sycamore street, Carbondale, returned this week form St. Louis and Big Springs National park in Missouri, where they spent several days.

DI GIOVANNIS LEAVE FOR EASTERN VACATION Mrs. Alice Di Giovanni and her daughter, Alice Claire, 415 West Jackson street, Carbondale, have left for Long Island, New York, where they will visit relatives of the late Mr. Di Giovanni. They will spend the greater part of their acation at Mrs. Di Giovanni's cottage at Ocean Beach, Fire Island.

They will also visit friends in New York City. Mrs. Di Giovanni is administrative executive to the Southern Illinois university board cf directors. PATTERSON'S GUESTS RETURN TO CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs.

John Coleman who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patterson, 415 West Jackson street, Carbondale, have returned to their home in Los Angeles, Calif.

Mrs. Coleman recently retired after 25 years with the Paramount company in Los Angeles. RAYMONDS ENTERTAIN ARKANSAS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Raymond, 212 West Elm street, Carbondale, have had as their guests the past week Mrs. Raymond's brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Pearman and their children, Pat and Pam, of Little Rock, Ark. Mr. Pearman is state advisor for the Veterans Administration. GLADDERS MOVE TO LADUE Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Gladders and their children left Carbondale Thursday to move to Ladue, where will make their new home. The Gladders formerly re- JJJaiiJrijl Vi A kn A tit SuilUUCI SflOCA it i rr pi Nov Proudly Presents Ona of tHd i pi T.mDTF-S pt.my SHOES Values to 1.95 LADIES PLAY SHOES Values to 5.95 Lines 01 oup oover ana uiapviY rao- in aouinern linnoisi 2 i --s tmwi 1 GRANDCHILDREN VISIT WILLIAM IIARGRAVES Mr. and Mrs. William Hargraves, 601 North Thirteenth street, Her-rin, are being visited this week by their grandchildren, Mr.

and Mrs. G. E. Yale, of Minneapolis, Minn. The Yales, who arrived in Herrin Thursday morning were accompanied to Herrin by their little daughter, Candace Sue.

Mrs. Yale is the former Miss Janice Hargrave of Herrin. Mr. Yale will leave Saturday morning for Indianapolis, where he will transact business. He will join his wife and child 1 later.

FORMER HERRIN WOMAN VISITS FRIENDS Mrs. Grace Wemmer, who form erly resided at 912 South Thir teenth street, Herrin, and now of Chicago, is visiting in Herrin with her relatives and friends. Mrs. Wemmer was accompanied to Herrin by Johnny Hewlett, also ot Chicago, Mrs. Wemmer and Mr.

Hewlett were guests during their stay in Herrin of Mrs. Harold Reynolds. 903 South Thirteenth street Mr. Hewlett is a brother of Mrs. Reynolds.

MRS. ELEANOR WILSON HAS ST. LOUIS GUEST Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, 1113 South Elev enth street, Herrin, has as her guests this week Mrs. Frederick Ervin, and her daughter, Lynn, of St.

Louis. Mrs. Ervin is the former Miss Violet Ruth Lidell of Herrin. While in this part of the terri- sided at 1010 West Sycamore street, Carbondale. Mr.

Gladders is secretary-treas urer of the Martin Oil company. CAMEO'W GUAGE LUXURY SHEERS In Short, Medium and Long Cj S65 3 pair S4.75 ders, 813 South Twelfth street, Herrin, this past week was Rev. and Mrs. A. N.

Sanders and their children of Royalton. Miss Sanders has been confined to her bed due to an acute allergy. She has been reported to be "improved." THE JOE SHANNONS HAVE RECENT GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shannon had as their recent guests Mr.

and COMPLETE DEPARTMENT Rayon Faille Plain or Print Pebble Cloth Printed Sail Cloth Herringbone Weave Snap Tape Brush Fringe In iill Colors Welting In All Colors Cording Simpleat Traverse Rods Drapery Hooks, Pleaters and Rings Heavy Duty Thread In fill Colors 220 S. Illinois cw mm zit ti i i II Stroup's I I rinesi ncs 1 City. OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS RETURN HOME Roscoe Borders of Albion, and his sister, Mrs. Mamie CLalla-han, of Muncie, returned to their homes Tuesday of this week after visiting with their relatives in Herrin. Mr.

Borders and Mrs. Callahan, who rode on the same train on their way to Herrin, didn't recog nize one another, since it had been 25 years they have seen each other Mr. Borders and Mrs. Clallahan brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Rone, 213 South Six teenth street, Herrin, met the out of-town visitors at the Carbondale railroad station. Other relatives Mr. Borders and Mrs. Clallahan visited with were a I mo OR REFUNDS Si Carbondale $2.21 This Pen Will Be $3.00 After Sale CLEARING 1 1 10 A. M.

ETT? TO (PC 6 P. M. ONLY I daughter-in-law at Huntington Park. KDXBALLS, MURPHYSBORO, HAVE ST. LOUIS GUESTS Mr.

and Mrs.John T. Kimball, 1933 Walnut street, Murphy sooro, had as guests Sunday, Aug. 6, Mr. Kimball's sister, Miss Clara Kim- ball, Mrs. Grace Fink, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Burlingame, all of St. Lcuis. Phone 253 LADIES PLAY SHOES AND DRESS SHOES Includes Whites, Blues, Spectators, etc. Values to $10.95 NO EXCHANGES V-V feU I'Y Til fry.

SnV (jlj.fi 'rnvj'-'c iv njj iAv hi ig 1 JU: Wi yk VnT fog SHOE STORES Murphysboro 3 BUY NOW FOR SCHOOL I "To" 6 M- ONLY mmmmmmm 13 VS 0 THIS CERTIFICATE WORTH This certificate and 79c entitles the bearer to one of our GENUINE $3.00 VACUUM FILLER SACKLESS FOUNTAIN PENS. Visable Ink Sifpply. You SEE the Ink. A writ-ten Guarantee with each pen. Universal size for ladies, men, boys and girls.

THE PEN WITH A "NO TIME LIMIT" GUARANTEE Zl LILL THE NEW PLUNGER FILLER VACUUM ZIP ONLY ONE PULL AND IT'S FULL This ptn bld mre Ink than any rdlnary foantain ptn the market! Te ean write for three montha ne filling! Na repair bills. Na prrire bar! Every pen tested and traaraateed. Get yours NOW! This PEN GIVEN TREE if bay la the city far lest thaa THREE DOLLARS. ADD 6 FOR MAIL ORDERS. 1 LIMIT 3 Pens to Each Certificate Margaret Hosiery Shop 204 N.

Illinois Ave. Carbondale FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT HELLEXY'S Phone 43S1 Iltrrin, UlinoU Formerly Johnsons CARBONDALE LINE VIGEl DRUG GO. Carbondale and Herrin Stores Only.