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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1966
Page
24
The column compares two bridge lines after South wins the first club trick and plays clubs. It argues the strictly mathematical line favors South for an 80 percent success rate, while an aggressive diamond attack could also work depending on opponent holdings. North and South seek expert opinion.
A promotional blurb touts Imperial Hair Styling for its bold approach and standout cuts. It frames a diamond metaphor to imply sharp value and precision in hair design.
Linda Sue Anderson married Jack Lewis Hunter in First Methodist Church Carbondale with Rev. Louis Youngs officiating. The couple's families reside in Carbondale with extensive wedding details and reception at the church. The bride is a Carbondale Community High School graduate and the groom works at the Carbondale Post Office.
Three area women were graduated from Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing at its 70th annual exercises in St. Louis. Doris Grant, Marilyn Moore, and Pamela White, all with local family ties, earned their nursing credentials.
Rev Jim Hickman of Zeigler will begin full time ministry at Wasson Baptist Church near Harrisburg. He will be ordained in August at Zeigler Baptist Church and move there with wife and two children. He has preached in Rend City Zeigler White Oak and other Southern Illinois towns, replacing Rev Russell Helton in Wasson.
Alberta Youngman and Johnie Rowden married in Murphysboro First Baptist Church with Rev. Harry Chasteen officiating. Henry Grob served as best man and his wife as matron of honor. Grob daughter is the bridegroom. Grandchildren Donald and Pamela Grob were ring bearer and flower girl. They plan a New Orleans wedding trip and reside at 2012 Gartside Murphysboro.
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