Planning key to modern homemaking says U of I expert
Marie Volkert cites Glenda Pifer in Sparta as saying effective homemaking rests on planning. She outlines energy saving via scheduling, flexible routines, proper storage, and using modern equipment, with tips on task order, delegation, and time management for busy households.
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Marie Volkert
Inndsan
Shyveyks
Bond
Trandolph County
Koad
Glenda Pifer
Univer
Sky
Hlina
Sparta
Vere
Lowst
Qane¢ighaar
Don O Intercept Dirk
Couple Wed In Carbondale Me Mc
Mrs. Terry L Mine Sain and her groom wed at Our Savior Lutheran Church Carbondale. The bride Ver nette Going daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Going of Miss coulah. The groom Harald wold okion belonged to Lodge Hominnua at Sprint A dinner followed the ceremony.
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Terry
Jacksonville
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Carbondale
Vernette Going
Edwin Going
Mlascoulah
Av Ool Als
Mbps
Harald Wold
Okion
Sprint
the Giants
Textured wool sheath dress with custom tailored look
An ad style description outlines a textured wool sheath with slot seam details and bullion trimming. It notes pattern R202 available in sizes 14 16 and 18 with yardage and measurements, plus postage and pattern sender details. Also includes a lobstermire recipe and a Red Cross bloodmobile notice for Chester with times.
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Panern
Becy
Miinassan
Ibes
N.Y
Spaniards Spotlight Leather Fashion In New York Show
Florence de Santis notes a revived Spanish leather tradition at a New York display by 33 leading Spanish manufacturers. Leather trends include suede skirts ponchos and fur accessories with bold color ensembles and Russian style fur buttons. The piece ends with a Chester wedding notice for Virginia Kay Mann niece of the Mays at Bremo Bluff Augusta County Virginia attended by family.
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Florence de Santis
New York
U.S
Europe
Spain
Emery May
Carol
Marilyn
Robert Herschbach
Chester
Virginia Kay Mann
Mrs. May
Bremo Blut
Marilyn May
Miss Withrow to Wed Frank Cole in November
Fairfield announces Vale rie Elyse Withrow engagement to Frank O Cole. Miss Withrow studies home economics at Southern Illinois University and plans a November wedding. Cole is a Murphysboro native, SIU student, and son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cole Sr.
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Lester Withrow
Fairfield
Valerie Elyse
Frank O. Cole
Elm
Murphysboro
Miss Withrow
Southern C Iisis University
Cale
Frank Cole
Murphysboro Township High School
SIU
Johnston City WMU elects new officers
The Johnston City First Baptist Woman's Missionary Union elected officers and committee chairs. Officers include Mrs. Thomas Adams as president and Mrs. Otis Miller as first vice president. Mrs. Wall retires as president. Committee heads cover study, prayer, community missions, stewardship, publicity, and public relations. Young Womans Auxiliary leader named and Girls Auxiliary director designated. Joyce Wright Circle presented a program on religious liberty. A book study on the history of WMU is planned for September led by Mrs. Carl Shaw.
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Johnston City
WMU
Woman's Missionary Unon
Thomas Adams
Otis Miller
Man Hudgens
Hosea Hil
QO. L. Wall
Wall
Carl Shaw
Joy Sallyings
Nick Kovaleski
Ars
Arthur Kell
George McPheron
John Willhite
Young Worman
Frank Benton
Joyce Wright
WMG
Our Marriage Should Be A Team Not Mine Or Yours
Ruth Millett counsels that a couple should share ownership and prestige as a team. A wife should resist a husband labeling earnings as his and instead emphasize the partnership and shared success in marriage. Mutual respect and joint identity reduce ego clashes and strengthen the relationship.
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Ray Aiett
Mars
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