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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1963

Page

6

Preparing Your Child For Life Mine From Thine

A guide on teaching children to distinguish possessive boundaries. Experts advise early lessons, home examples, and quick explanations when theft occurs. Use privileges as last resort, provide personal storage, and avoid shaming. If theft persists, seek child guidance.

Michael Zinnich Southern Illinois University Gunich S Zunich

Nagging Won't Stop Extravagant Spending by Husbands

Ruth Millett notes women face a common issue when husbands spend freely while insisting on bank savings. A wife from Johnston, visiting relatives, seeks guidance as her spouse buys costly gadgets and clothes. Millett advises practical steps: propose joint budgeting, consider work to save, and avoid nagging which worsens strain. focus on future security and reduce penny-pinching resentment.

Claud Barnett Mrr Paul McCleren Pontiac Mich

Purcell Couple Leave for Hawaii California Vacation

Mr and Mrs Ray Purcell of Johnston City departed Saturday for a two week trip to Hawaii and California. Mrs Helen Ozment has returned to Chicago after visiting relatives in Johnston City.

Hawaii Ray Purcell Johnston City California Chicago Helen Ozment al Volverg Fast Lake Ohio Martha‘Atkins

Browning Reduces Flour Thickening for Gravy

Browning flour to brown enhances flavor but reduces its thickening power in gravy. Use more browned flour or whisk longer to reach desired consistency.

Snake Encounter in Tall Campus Grass Triggers Fear

Nancy Hodges recounts a childhood memory at Southern Illinois University where tall summer grass hid a snake. A brave walk through weeds to reach playing children ended in a startling encounter as the child, chased by fear, raced home in hysterics. A Navy enlistment notice for Bobby Gene Bevis is briefly mentioned in the text.

Nancy Hodges Chautauqua Southern Illi‘niois University

Couple Wed Saturday In St. Louis

Judith Lynn McKendry daughter of Richard McKendry of Denison Texas and granddaughter of W E Ramsey Herrin married in a morning ceremony in St Louis to Douglas J Morrison son of Stuart Morrison Kirkwood Missouri The bride wore a candle light peau de soie gown with seed pearl embroidery and carried an yellow rose bouquet Attendant Cathie Cook of Charleston Missouri Best man was Douglas Morrison The couple will reside at 320 B Kingston Dr St Louis after a wedding trip to Pere Marquette Lodge They are graduates of Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri and St Louis University High Meanwhile Morrison is a Mayork Missouri native The article notes the bride’s and groom’s families and their Missouri and Texas roots revealing a regional wedding story with multiple named persons and places.

Herrin Denis Dougherty St. Louis Geoffrey Morrison B. Kingston Pere Marquette Lodge Judith Lynn. McKendry Stuart O. Morrison Kirkwood Cathie Cook Charleston Douglas J. Morrison Southern Southeast University of Millinois University St. Louissouri State College Cape Girarsouri Dallas Tex

Visits Relatives of Mrs. Felts in Johnston City

Mrs. George Felts and daughter Elizabeth of Gary Indiana visit Johnston City for the weekend with her brother Postmaster and Mrs. Hugh Fleming.

George Felts Elizabeth Gary Ind Johnston City Hugh Fleming

McNeill Mundt Engagement Planned for Carterville Couple

Judith McNeill and Ralph Mundt announce their engagement from Carterville and Joliet. A public wedding is set for 7 p.m. August 24 at Carterville Methodist Church. Judith is a Carterville High School graduate employed at Colonial Gate. Ralph is Joliet High School graduate employed at Caterpillar Joliet. They will reside in Joliet. (Additional notes mention Joy Williamson visiting relatives and wedding arrangements in progress for another local family.)

Carterville Methodist Church Mise. McNeill Carterville Community High School Colonial Gate Mundt Joliet High School Joliet Joy Williamson Christopher

Peanut Butter Popularity Tied to Taste in Mayo Feature

Johnston City announces Deanna Becker to wed Jerry Hinkley from Carbondale area set for 4 p.m. Sunday at Zion United Church of Christ Marion. The notice blends wedding details with USDA findings on peanut butter taste drawing 47 percent of users, highlighting creamy and crunch textures and uses for summer meals and garden parties with relatives visiting Indiana and Michigan.

Harlan Hinkley Carbondale Zion United Church of Christ Marion U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Johnston City Evansville Walter Steele Indiana Guns Michigan

Engagement of Marilyn Jean Swett to Harry Williamson

Mr and Mrs Andrew Swett of 198 Prairie St Zeigler announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Jean to Harry Williamson son of Mr and Mrs Le.

Andrew Swett Prairie ‘St. Zeigler Marilyn’ Jean Harry’ L.' Williamson

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Ruth Millett Luis Mary Parish Johnston City Methodist Guild Ing Lebanon Hammond Peoria Kroger Navy Bobby Gene Bevis Byford Bevis Great Lakes Naval Training Center Recht ‘Training Command Goss Rhodes Burford Illinois Judith McNeill Marilyn Swetz Mary E. McElyn Sam. McElyn O'Fallon, Mo J. M. Willkie Hurst Hileen. Willkie Charles Becker Deanna Jerry Hinkley Swetz-Williamson the East Philce Sawyer Murphystere Waller Mirdale’ Shopping Center
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