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Carbondalt Herria KurphysBcro SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1950 MRS. SYLVIA OWEN VISITS SON IN IIERRIN Mrs. G. R.

Wamack, the former Miss Ottalie Owen, and her mother, Mrs. Sylvia Owen, of Normal, 111., are guests at the home of Mr5. Owen's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Owen and family.

The Wallace Owens reside at 1524 West Madison street, Herrin. Mr. Owen Is manager of the Installation department of the Herrin City Bank. Mrs. Joseph Hellenyf Herrin, Visits in Canada Taffy Helleny of Herrin drove his mother, Mrs.

Joseph Helleny, 500 North Twelfth street, Herrin, to Lambert's field in St. Louis Sunday. Mrs. Helleny flew by plane to Montreal, Canada, where Carfaondale Girl To ilttend Colorado U. Miss Patricia Patterson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Patterson, 231 West Main street. Carbon-dale, will leave Thursday, August IT, for Denver, Colo. Miss Patter-ion has been accepted as a student in physical therapy at the University of Colorado Medical Center. She is a graduate of Carbondale Community high school, 1946, and Southern Illinois university, 1950.

While a student at S. I. Miss Patterson majored in physical education. She was a member of Delta Phi Kappa, honorary physical education sorority, and of the Women's Athletic Association, of which she was vice president her junior year. Miss Patterson will be accompanied on the trip by Miss Doris Murrie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. B. J. Murrie, 906 South Elizabeth street, Carbondale. Misr Murrie will return the first of September to resume her position as music teacher in Athens, 111.

C. H. TODDS TO IIAVE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Todd, 206 South Maple, Carbondale, are expecting their daughter. Mrs. F. A.

Whitney, to arrive this evening from Springfield, for a visit. Mrs. the Great Smoky Mountains, in Tennessee. They plan to return next Sunday. Mr.

Joyce Is an instructor at Murphysboro Township high school. MRS. OZBURN ATTENDS REUNION Mrs. Jennie Ozburn, 110 South Fourteenth street, Murphysboro, re turned Monday night, Aug. 14, after attending the Delano reuinon Saturday, Aug.

12. Her grandson, Elbert Kimmel, of Wood River, returned with her to spend this week. The reunion took place at the home of Arthur Delano, of East St. Louis. Approximately 15 members of the family were present.

VISIT MRS. COCHRAN OF MURPHYSBORO Mrs. Rudolph F. Schade and daughter, Gertrude, of Lockport, 111., are visiting Mrs. Schade's daughter, Mrs.

Oscar O. Cochran, Route 1, Murphysboro, for several weeks. RETURNS TO ALABAMA FROM MURPHYSBORO Mrs. Lester Harrison and grandson, Paul, of Florence, returned home Monday night, Aug. 14, after spending a week at the home of Mrs.

Nonnie Brust, 1504 Spruce street, Murphysboro. RETURNS TO BENTON AFT- WEEK'S VISIT Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wheat, and sons, Davy and Phil, of Benton, were guer- at the home of Mrs.

at's narents, 1 Mrs. David Levy, 2227 Clay street, Murphysboro, Tuesday, Aug. 15. The Wheat's sor, Kenny, who srit t' 3 past week "ith his grand par for a medium and well-done steak. As soon as one side Is brown, season and turn steak with tongs.

When done, slide the perfectly broiled steak onto a heated platter and serve at once with garden peas and buttered hominy or mashed potatoes. IIERRIN FAMILY ENTERTAINS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Darter, 716 North Park avenue, Herrin, are entertaining guests this week. The Darters' son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Braggs and their children of Moline arrived 7 ss'y If L. Svaf fords Of Murphysboro Travelln East Mr. and Mrs. George Swafford and family, 1305 Hall street, Murphysboro, are spending a two-week vacation in Washington, D.

and other points in the East. Mr. Swafford operates Swafford Lumber, and Manufacturing Co. in Murphysboro. FORMER RESIDENT VISITS MURPHYSBORO Mrs.

Horace Haseltine and son, Arthur, of Springfield, are guests at the home of Mrs. Hasel-tine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Pratt, 2203 Clay street, Murphysboro. Mrs. Haseltine is the former Arkie Lee Pratt, of Murphysboro. Monday, Aug. 14, Mrs.

Haseltine was guest, of honor at a party at the home of Mrs. John Stewart, 420 South Twenty-first street, Murphysboro. BOEIINES RETURN FROM MISSOURI The Rev. and Mrs. H.

Paul Boe- hne and family, 2120 Elm street. Murphysboro, returned last weekend from a ten-day vacation trip in Missouri. The Boehnes spent part of their vacation at the cabin of the Rev. Boehne's brother, near Merrimac Caverns, Stanton, and then visited in St. Louis.

The Rev. Boehne is pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church of Murphysboro. SPEND VACATION IN ST. LOUIS Mrs. Betty Jeremiah, 1508 Spruce street, is spending a vacation in St.

Louis, Mo. Mrs. Jeremiah is emr yed at Southern Illinois University, at Carbondale. MURPHYSBORO RESIDENTS VISIT STATE FAIR Mr. and Mrs.

TV J. Keller, 201 North Twenty-second street, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Casper, 1915 Edith street, all of Murphysboro, attended the Illinois State Fair at Springfield Monday, Aug. 14.

JOYCES VACATION IN TENNESEE Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Joyce, and daughter, Jeanne, 437 Murphy street, Murphysboro, left' Monday Aug.

14, for a week vacation in curling and place steaks on a ents, in Murphysboro, returned to Benton with parents. VISIT McCOSKEYS IN CAPE GIRARDEAU Mr. Mrs. Walter Chancey, 1210 Walnut street, and Mrs. Anna McCoskey, 721 Chestnut street, all in Herrin the first of the week GIRL RETURNS I rack in a preheated broiler so that the top of the meat is about 3 to 5 inches from the heat source.

Allow about 18 minutes total time for a 1H inch steak cooked to the rare stage. Increase the time to 20 and 24 minutes John Robbs See Okeefenokee Mr. and Mrs. John Robbs and their niece, Judy Howard of Marion, returned Sunday from a vacation spent in the South. The Robbs reside at 418 South Seventeenth street, Herrin.

They visited in Trion, Jacksonville and Daytona Beach, Fla. While in Trion, the Robbs and Judy visited with Miss Hazel John and Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Chandler. In Jacksonville they rf Mr nnH Mr vcic me fc" Van Tate. Mrs. Tate is the former Miss Elizabeth Durham of Herrin and Mrs. Chandler is the former Miss Louise Durham of Herrin.

Both are cousins of Mrs. Robbs. On the vacationers trip Into Georgia, they stopped at Look Out Mountain and took a mile and a half trip on the They also visited Rock City. While driving through the state of Kentucky the could see Ruby Falls which is located on one side of Look Out Mountain. The highlight of their trip was when they took a tour of Okeefenokee Swamp, known throughout the country as "land of the trembling earth." Okeefenokee Swamp is where some of the popular motion pictures are made.

They took a boat excursion trip in the same boat that Dana And rews used in the making of the picture, "Sw3mp Water. The i Okeefenokee Swamp runs Into the Shawnee River. In Jacksonville, the sight-seers visited Oriental Gardens. From there, they motored to Daytona Beach, about 150 miles from Jacksonville, and stopped at the Marine's Studio in Marineland. Marine's Studio is noted to be the only world's occanarium.

They all reported a wonderful trip during their one week vacation. CIIAS. SCIIAFFNERS, ATTEND CONVENTION Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Schaff-ner, 217 South Eighteenth street, Herrin, recently returned from Seattle, where they attended the national hardware convention. Mr. Schaffner is owner ot ea inc national nai aware cum en- jlion. Jbcnaimer is owner oi 'lie bcnaimers naraware siore mi extra points count of Murphysboro, were guests ol Mr. and Mrs.

Woodrow McCoskey, of Cape Girardeau, Sunday, Aug. 13. Mrs. McCoskey is a daughter of the Chanceys and Mr. McCoskey is pi son of Mrs.

Anna McCoskey. Woodrow Ray, son of the Woodrow McCoskeys, returned to Murphysboro and is visiting this week at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. McCoskey. BUFFET SUPPER Cucumber and Carrot Slices and Celery Wedges Fran's Cheese Spread Cold Sliced Turkey Scalloped Potatoes Bread and Butter Fresh Fruit Compott Party Cookies Beverage FRAN'S CHEESE SPREAD Ingredients: 1 four-ounce pack age liederkranz cheese, six ounces cream cheese, Vi teaspoon celery salt, Vz teaspoon paprika, 1 tea- spoon Worcestershire sauce, to teaspoon onion salt. Method: Allow cheese to soften at room temperature; put in a mixing bowl and mix thoroughly.

Add celery salt, paprika and Worcest ershire sauce and mix well. Mix in onion salt. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Put in small at tractive serving dish with a feT small butter spreaders. Pass with carrot and cucumber slices and celery wedges so guests can spread the vegetables with th cheese mix ture.

Makes 1 cup. Tables are shown in drop-1 a styles with extension tops or with double tops that flip open to double their size. pair Choice of Our Entire Stock MEU'S NECKWEAR Vz price Regular $3.39 Values in Ladies Rayon 0 I PAJAMAS Midriff Tops S2.19 SUPPLY to Shop For Air xVI7 1 V- WE'RE CELEBRATING WITH "OLD FASHIONED" visit with Mrs. Braggs parents. Mrs.

Braggs is the former Miss Mae Darter of Herrin. Before re- turning to their home in Moline, the Braggs will visit with Mr. Braggs' mother, Mrs. Carrie Braggs Dongola. Xhe Herrn flre cx iDPrttncr hp cnnHf-h IHrcn Mr and Mrs.

Richard Lanzen, also Moline, this coming week end. of RETURN FROM NORTHERN VACATION Mrs. Frank Modetz and son, Frank Quentin, have returned to their home at 905 North Eleventh street, Herrin, after spending a combined business and vacation trip with her husband who is at present attending school In Chicago. Mrs. Modetz and son will Join Mr.

Modetz Sept. 8. They will make their home in EuaClair, where Mr. Modetz has employment as a wage and hour investigator. The Modetzs spent part of their vacation sight seeing in Canada and then went down on the range to Minnesota where they visited Mr.

Modetz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Modetz, in Aurora. Before leaving the state of Minnesota they visited In Minneapolis with Mr. Modetz's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. George Richmond and their children. While in Minneapolis, the vacationers attended an Eagles convention. Mr. Modetz is past president of the Herrin Eagles.

They then motored to Chicago where they were guests of Mr. Modetzs brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Modetz and their daughter, Betty. Mrs.

Modetz and her son will visit with her mother, Mrs. Cecile Tregoning, 119 South Twentieth street, Herrin, while here. lAavertlscment) Sensational New Per nanent Wav- Inn I Ira U'ar 4w w.c. ni riHiauciii uikc uir ns she will visit her relatives for a few weeks. She will return home after stopping off in Detroit to visit with other relatives and friends.

THE FRANK LOCKWOODS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. John Barr have returned to their home in Oklahoma City, after spending the week end at the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lock-wood, 1516 West Cherry itreet, Herrin.

Last week's guests of the Lock-woods were their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Quay Smith and their daughter, Susann, of Utica, Mich. This week Mr. LocJavood Is transacting business in Springfield.

He is supervisor of parolees in this district. He will also attend the Springfield state fair on Gov ernor's day, Thursday, Aug. 17. TO PARIS, TENNESSEE Jo Ann Humphreys returned to Paris, today after visiting since Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. P. Humphreys in Her rin. Jo Ann, who had been visiting in Paris the past month with rel atives, will be a senior student at HTHS this fall. She was accompanied to Herrin and back to Paris by her grand father, J.

T. Humphreys and her aunt and cousins, Mrs. Robert Ar nett and her sons, Edmond and Larry. PoII-Parrots $5.50 $5.95 nnnrnin 104 E. Jackson STORE HOURS: 8:30 a.

m. to Tbt Coca-Cola Company 0 the with go Sizzling hot, juicy and tender, that's T-bone steak done just the way you like it. It could be porterhouse, sirloin or club steak too, depending upon your own preference and budget. Have quality steaks of a well-known brand cut about Vi to 2 inches thick. Slash fat around the edges to prevent meat from two week vacation in the West.

The Corbits visited with Mrs. Corbit's sister, Mrs. R. J. Camp in Albuquerque, N.

and her niece, Mrs. R. J. Pinkerton in Tulsa, Okla. They also visited with Mr.

Corbit's brother, Harold Cor-bit in Venita, Okla. Mr. Corbit is superintendent of maintainence in the water department. HAS SWIMMING PARTY SUNDAY Miss Ann Eva Hollis entertained three of her small friends with a swimming party in Murphysboro Sunday morning. Miss Hollis returned to her home in uunfiee alter spenamg iwo weeks visiting with Miss Eva Tag-gart, 231 West Main street, Carbondale.

Those attending the party were Bettina Crawshaw, Betsy Ross and Carol Ber. TATUMS VISIT IN DUQUOIN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tatum, R. F.

D. 4, Carbondale, visited in Du Quoin Monday with Attorney and Mrs. M. C. Cook.

STERNERS HAVE MISSOURI GUEST Mr. and- Mrs. J. H. Sterner, 611 West Grand avenue, Carbondale, have as their guest, Mrs.

Sterner's niece, Miss Mary Beth Drain of Mexico, Mo. Miss Drain, who has been visiting in Carbondale for several weeks, plans to return to her home next Sunday. IN SUMMER SCHOOL Among the 1,735 students registered for the second session of the Washington University Summer school are two students from Carbondale. They are Rove R. Bryant, 410 South Forest avenue and Raymond H.

Dey, 1312 South Thompson street. Classes began Monday, July 31 and will continue through Sept. 1. MRS. MITCHELL VISITS IN HARRIS BURG Mrs.

Hunt Mitchell, 506 West Sycamore street, Carbondale, spent Monday and Tuesday in Harris-burg where she visited her mother, Mrs. Horace Rawlings. VISIT I BENTON TUESDAY Mrs. Garnett Ladd 402 South James street, Carbondale, and her children, and Mrs. J.

H. Macdeker, 406 South James street, spent Tuesday in Benton where they visited Mrs. Ladd's mother-in-law. Mrs. Garnett Ladd, Sr.

nopKINS ENTERTAIN NORTH CAROLINA GUESTS Dr. and Mrs. Troy S. Hopkins and their daughter, Joy Ann, of Kinston, N.C., have been the guests of Dr. Hopkins' brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Hopkins. 905 South University avenue for the past few days.

On Monday, they attended the music festival of the Municipal Opera in St. Louis. It's a Good Time For Banana Cream Pie By The Chef How about a nice banna cream pie for dessert, if you haven't had! one in a dog's age? Take of a cup of sugar and combine it with 3 tablespoons of cornstarch and a little salt. Add 12 cups of milk; let all cook in a double boiler until thickened. Beat the yolks of 2 eggs, and edd 2 cup of milk, odd this very slowly to the custard and cook for 2 minutes more.

Remove from heat and add a tablespoon of butter and a teaspoon of vanilla. Put a cupful of sliced bananas in the bottom of a bked pie shell, edd the cream filling, and cover thet with meringue. Brown in a moderate oven for about 12 minutes or a little longer until meringue is a golden color. THROUGHOUT MOST SECTIONS OF THE STORE! HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MAflYi LADIES' KVLOH HOSE Whitney, will be accompanied by her son Blair who is eight years eld. RETURNS TO BELLEVILLE AFTER CARBONDALE VISIT Jimmy Kennedy, who has been visiting in Carbondale with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Patterson, 415 West Jackson street, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kennedy, Springer street, returned to his home in Belleville this weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mai Topping. While in Carbondale Jimmy celebrated his fifth birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, entertaining a group of his small friends.

KUNTZ FAMILY HOME FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuntz, 522, West Chautauqua street, Carbon- dale, and their family have re-! turned from a week's vacation in St. Louis and the Missouri Ozarks. The Kuntz family also visited in Springfield, 111., with Mrs.

Kuntz mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Eosse, before returning to Carbondale. RUSSELLS, GRAINS BACK FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs.

J. Frank Russell. 506 South Forest avenue, Carbondale, and their daughter, Sharyn and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grain, returned Sunday morning from a week's vacation at Clear Water rescrt on the Lake of the Ozarks, near Gravcise Mill, Mo.

MRS. BEASLEY HOME FROM VACATION Mrs. J. E. Beasley, 209 West Walnut street, Carbondale, returned Sunday night from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she spent a two week vacation with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Wynn and their daughter, Carolyn. Mr.

Beasley and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burnett, 1206 Carter avenue, Carbondale, drove to St.

Louis Sunday to meet Mrs. Beasley. Mrs. Beasley is buyer for Stroup's store in Carbondale. R.

T. COOPERS HOME FROM VISIT WITH SON Mr. and Mrs. R. -T.

Cooper, S13 South University avenue, Carbondale, returned Monday from Geneva, 111., where they spent a month with their son, Richard L. Cooper. The younger Mr. Cooper is assistant attorney general at Springfield. Mr.

Cooper is a retired railroad conductor. MRS. ARNOLD ATTENDS REUNION IN SPRING IT ELD Mrs. R. E.

Arnold, 202 East Pearl street. Carbondale, returned Tues day morning from Springfield, where she spent the weekend visit- ing Mr. ana -Mrs. irm younger. While in Springfield, Mrs.

Arnold attended the annual family picnic held Sunday at Lake Springfield. There were SS members cf the family present. O'BRIENS LEAVE FOR COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. William E.

O'Brien, 807 South University avenue, Carbondale, left last weekend for Colorado Springs, where they will vacation. Mr. O'Brien is faculty assistant in the physical education department at Southern Illinois university MRS. 3H6UIRE LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA Mrs. Mabel Maguire, 404 Cherry court.

Carbondale, left last weekend for Los Angeles, where she will spend two weeks vacation visiting relatives. RETURN TO CARBONDALE A ITER IOWA VISIT Dr. W. J. Tudor, South Forest avenue, Carbondale, and Harold Hartley, Carbondale, returned last weekend from Ames, Iowa, where they spent several days last week.

CORBITS RETURN FROM WESTERN VACATION Mr. and Mrs. F. Eldridge Corbit, 806 West Sycamore street, returned last weekend from a SHOIS FOlNOYS AND OI1L1 Pre -tested the feet of torre youngsters like yours, arc your dollar-wise assurance of seams that mist rrpping sturdy uppmfor lasting fit frtt-acthn flexibility long'Utaring sola to Carbondale 5:30 p. m.

Monday thru Saturday hour 3 iff 1 Jh 1 51 and 60 Gauge 15 and 30 Denier Fancy Heels Plain Heels All First Quality Entire Stock ME IPS STRAW HATS Choice SU0 Herrin. neauwui as r.sua I'rotem wave. The Schaffners returned home by! For a longer lasting permanent way of San Francisco and Los Madelon's Beauty Shop. 317 geles. In San Francisco, they visit-, N.

lth St. Herrin. Phone 6036. ed at the home of their former neighbor, Mrs. Dradyen Waugh the former Miss Lois Miller ol I aclcl zest to the.

Entire Stock Men's SWIM TRUNKS Vz price Entire Stock Men'f SUfflER SLACKS Vz price Men' Short Sleeve Values to $5.95 SPORT SHIRTS S2.Q3 ice-cold Coke, on with enjoyment Herrin. N. A. LI KENS. HERRIN, IIAVE WEEK END GUESTS Week end guests of Mr.

and! Mrs. N. A. Lukens and their daughters, Kay and Janet, 512 North Eleventh street, Herrin, were their friends, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Hughes from Princeton, Ky. BOB MINTER FAMILY VISITS IN HER BIN Mr. and Mrs. Bob Minter and their children of Festus, are visiting in Herrin with Mrs. Min-ter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gomen Reiger, 300 North Twelfth, street. The Minters have recently been visiting in Chicago with Mr. Mint- er's parents and other relatives. When you have some doubt whether a garment can be wash without loss of color, a small piece of the fabric from one of the seams.

Place it in a tumbler of hot soap suds for a short time. If the color runs at all, do not attempt to wash the garment, but send it to a reputable dry cleaner. If the color does not run, wash the garment carefully, by hand. This home test is, of course, no substitute for scientific, laboratory tests. To cut fresh bread easily, cut with a hot knife.

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