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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
7
Mary Feeley offers guidance on budgeting for a construction worker. She notes seasonal earning swings from about 550 to 600 dollars weekly before deductions, with annual totals around 7 000, and indicates family considerations such as a married worker with two boys.
Ann Landers assists with a reader budget of 470 dollars monthly against proposed expenses totaling 506 dollars. Advice centers on trimming car payments and enforcing a disciplined spending plan, plus guidance on family issues and listening to a deaf student’s needs.
The Starmen of Mt. Vernon will present a gospel sing at 7 30 p m Sunday at Cedar Grove Methodist Church two miles north of Maries. The public is invited. Group members include Gene Fuller baritone and pianist Glenn McClintock second tenor and manager and Ab Garner first tenor.
The wedding of Sarah Pruitt and Emory S Hall was solemnized June 21 at Concord Baptist Church Rice with Rev Harold Hegel officiating. The bride wore a white embroidered organza dress and carried pink roses. Matron of honor was Betty Grote. best man Harral Hall. reception at the bride's home. couple to Park Street Carbondale.
Beth el AME Church hosts Men’s Day with theme Man’s Threefold Responsibility. Archie Jones, principal at Attucks School, moderates discussions on man’s duties to church, community and family. Youth department provides music. Free dinner for ladies and children, funded by men’s garden donations. Dinner after the 12 a.m. worship. Panel at 2 p.m.
The Treble-Aires Trio from Olivet Nazarene College Kankakee will present a concert at Carbondale Church of the Nazarene from six to seven thirty p m Tuesday. It is their second touring season and the local show is part of a ten week Midwest tour. They recently released a long play record with 12 selections. The program is open to the public.
4-H Club members exhibited projects at the county Home Economics show in Pinckneyville. Illinois State Fair representatives include Linda Eisenhauer Du Quoin Cloverleafs Mary Loos Merry Starlets Joyce Bruns Pyatt Farmerettes Beverly Provart Paradise Scarlets Janet Engelhardt Happy Homemakers Margaret Epplin Marilyn Bruns Pyatt Farmerettes Jane Heisner Happy Loyalettes will display garments and tablecloths at the state fair Aug 14 to 16 with the state style show on Aug 16 at 2 30 p m in the Junior Home Economics Building.
Ruth Millett argues that modern labor saving devices shift recognition away from women. A housewife’s daily chores, from washing to dishwashing to mowing, are eased by machines but still not credited. The car’s convenience also confines her, making her a chauffeur instead of freeing her. Households rely on machines yet blame the woman for any remaining effort.
Oswald Jacoby explains how careful play separates good from average bridge players in a three no trump contract. South must attack diamonds after a spade lead, choosing to return a diamond to his hand, avoid letting West win with the ace, and aim to make nine tricks to fulfill the contract.
The Lone Oak Baptist Church south of Energy will host a homecoming on Sunday. Rev. Bill Sanders will give the morning message and the Phelps Brothers quartet will entertain in the afternoon. Sunday school starts at 10 am and dinner is served at noon. Pastor Rev. Claude Childers invites the public.
Christian Science services with Love as the subject will be held at 307 E Illinois Ave Carterville. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m. Wednesday services are at 7 30 p m all are welcome.
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