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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
6
A column with readers asking about a funeral for a horse and a parenting rule dispute. Ann Landers counsels against a horse funeral at a church and advises consistency in family rules, noting hurt from perceived unfairness and urging stable expectations.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Cromeenes of Metropolis, formerly of Carbondale, observe their 70th wedding anniversary Friday. They have five sons and one daughter. one son Tom lives in Carbondale. The couple resides at Spence Apartments, 6-B.
A simple method describes broiling a frosting by combining brown sugar cream and shredded coconut then spreading over a hot cake and broiling a few minutes until browned and bubbling.
In Pinckneyville the United Church of Christ hosts a weekly quilting bee of 12 women led by Mrs. Elsie Wild. Quilters charge two cents per yard of thread plus a framing and marking fee totaling about eight dollars for a finished quilt. The group donates proceeds to local charities and honors 88 year old Lizzie Kaiser as a longtime member.
A cooking tip suggests roasting chicken without stuffing and seasoning the cavity with onion salt to add extra flavor. The advice aims at enhancing aroma and taste during roasting.
Prepare bite size treats by rolling balls of ice cream in chopped peanuts. Wrap each piece individually and store in the freezer for later serving.
The column discusses Hal Sims remarks on playing like a millionaire, U.S. bridge conceptions, and a hand where South could have forced a success with a different line. It notes the bidding feature of North’s immediate raise to three spades and comments on preferred bidding priorities.
The Crabtree reunion occurred Saturday at Ferne Clyffe State Park. Attendees from Johnston City included Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Crabtree Jr and children, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Crabtree and children, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Imhoff and children, Mrs. Bill Claunch and children, and Pat Crabtree.
An advertisement for Odrinex tablets claims easy fat loss without a prescription. It guarantees full money back if not satisfied and includes mail order and local store details, mentioning Hagler's OK Drug Store in Murphysboro.
We will strive to have qualified service men available to maintain all products sold. Every person shall receive the friendly courteous service they have a natural right to expect.
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