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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
5
Hair and makeup trends for spring into summer emphasize softer curls, natural lip tones, and lightweight makeup. Practical tips include trying wigs, avoiding overmoisturized base, and using brown liners with pinkish shadows for a gentle, wearable look.
Mrs Tom Newman Mrs William Weir and others attended a Monday party at the Dick Starks home honoring Tom Newman's eighth grade graduation. A buffet lunch served guests from Sheator Seneca Maron Dwight and Verona. Elaine Ahearn of Milwaukee and Larry Ahearn of Gardner attended Lawrence Ahearn's luncheon for Anne's graduation.
Northeast Illinois Civil Defense Directors Council meets at 2 p.m. in the First National Bank of Morris. Cedar Lodge 124 AF & AM holds a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Effie McKindley Class gathers at 7 p.m. for dessert and coffee in the First Presbyterian Church fellowship room. Cancer dressings will be made.
Lyle F. Gulley is named president of Granite City Steel Co with effect Saturday. He has served as executive vice president and succeeds Nicholas P. Veeder, who remains chairman of the board.
New York reports that U S housewives purchase about 12 billion glass jars and bottles for food yearly, averaging 60 per person. Baby foods lead with roughly 2.2 billion annually, and many items such as salad dressing mayonnaise coffee jams olives and honey are sold in glass packaging.
A fashion note outlines the Spring 68 eye makeup trend emphasizing shimmery glow aided by pale yellow or patent leather black liners. The look features a lightened brow for a rounded shape and softer color with paler shadows.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church plans an 11 a.m. service honoring 36 graduating seniors including Betty Anderson Richard Beck James Behrens Michael Berkland Charlene Bradley James Brisbin Jay Carr Susan Cassem Darrel Enger Linda Finland Jill George Diane Gregorie Barbara Hexdall Cindy Hodgen Pamela Johnson Rodney Johnson Robert Kezerle Wayne Linnemann Robert Lynes Duane McComas Ronald Mueller JoAnn Nolte Robert Peterson Sigrid Pohl Sherri Richards Jay Roth Leonard Smith Larry Starks Bradley Thompson Brian Thompson Byron Thorson Barbara Waksdal Ella Walker David Wigtil Bill Wilson and Mark Wix. Rev Norval Wigtil to install vacation Bible School staff teachers during the 8:30 a.m. service. the 1968 youth confirmation class will receive first communion at the 11 a.m. service.
A Massachusetts law sets tavern closing hours at 1 a.m. Sundays instead of Saturday midnight. Also tips on using canned mushroom soup with a little milk as a sauce for chicken, turkey, ham, or beef biscuit rolls, with optional sautéed mushrooms.
Admitted Arthur Palmer 850 E Washington St James Connolly Seneca Mrs Harry Bounds Newark. Dismissed Mrs Raymond Ansell 526 Armstrong St Mrs James Neikirk 949 E Jackson St Mr Paul Shock Rte 1 Wayne Steep Seneca William Talmadge Seneca Master David Clagget Seneca Mrs Lena Stouffer Bellendorf Iowa. Visiting hours 2 30 3 30 and 7 8 30 p m.
William Bookwalter of Indianapolis Indiana visited Saturday with his mother Mrs John Bookwalter of Coal City. Mrs Anton Bauer of Coal City is visiting this week in Chicago with Miss Ann Zotter.
Mr and Mrs Jack Alderson hosted about 60 relatives and friends at their home to honor Diane Lynn Alderson on her graduation from South Wilmington Grade School. Guests came from Plainfield Joliet Wilmington Braidwood Morris Coal City Essex Gardner and South Wilmington.
Joliet Junior College District 525 moves the summer program to Joliet East High School from June 10 to August 2 due to Cen tral health safety work. Day courses run 7:45 am to 12:25 pm and evening classes 6:30 pm to 10 pm on Mondays and Thursdays. In district tuition is 7 per hour. out of district 14.50. Registration June 3–7 8 am to 4:30 pm and June 6 8–10 am at Joliet East High School. Call 723-9712 for catalogs.
Patrolmen Lucas and Graszer investigated a scene where two combatants were filming an educational movie about dueling styles on the lakefront. They searched the police rulebook for an applicable order as the duel ended with a cut.
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