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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1964

Page

7

Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary in Grand Tower

Mr and Mrs Fred Qualls of Grand Tower mark fifty years of marriage with a Sunday reception at their home from 2 to 5 pm Their wedding took place Sept 2 in Murphysboro Mrs Qualls formerly Tora Atchis Qualls is a retired commercial fisherman They have 12 grandchildren and four children Harold in Murphysboro Paul in Murphysboro Ruth Turner of Grand Tower and Freddie in Kamumnund Indiana The Royal Neighbor Ladies group hosted a supper at Crab Orchard Boat and Yacht Club with Jim McGough Herrin as deputy and attendees from Marion Herrin Johnston City

Fred Qualls Grand Tower Nhb Pen Murphysboro Qualls Tora Atchis Bon Harold Paul Ruth Turner Grand. Tower Freddie Kamumnund Ind Jim McGough Herrin Blumhers Marion Johnston City

Foulons Visit Family and Friends in Missouri and Iowa

Foulons visit relatives and friends including J. Poulan and children of Plat River Missouri and Mrs dures Foulon of St Louis. Mau visited Sunday with Rev and Mrs J M Toulon of Johnston City.

Foulons Mes J. Poulan Plat River Dures Foulon St. Louis Mau JM. Toulon Johnston Cry

Vacationers Return From Two-Week Trip Across States

Mr. and Mrs. Loven Read have returned to Johnston City after a two week vacation. They visited her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell at Grass Range Montana. They traveled to Denver and Colorado Springs Colorado and to the Dwight D Eisenhower home and museum in Abilene Kansas.

Loven Read Johnston City Will ‘Bell Grass Range Monthey Denver Colorado Springs Cals Dwight D. Eisenhower Avilene Kan

Ann Landers Advice Columns on Party Antics and Dating Boundaries

A reader seeks guidance on a partner’s erratic behavior before marriage and a daughter’s isolated phone use. Ann Landers advises that quirky acts now may worsen post marriage, and endorses seeking clerical counsel for dating boundaries while preserving family harmony. Messages include anecdotes from Stonewall and Edith White with party and dating dilemmas.

Carrakers Visit Cape Girardeau Family in Johnston City

Mrs. Carraker and her son from Cape Girardeau Missouri spent Sunday in Johnston City visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Beaver and Mr and Mrs Vernan Sanders.

Wall Shelves As Focal Point In Interior Decor

Betty Papisated explores using full wall shelves as a decor centerpiece. Tips cover texture variety, color behind shelves, irregular spacing, and mixing books, art, and plants to create a contemporary or period-tinged display.

Betty

Hollidays Observe Fifty Year Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Stephen Allen Holliday of 304 W Sycamore Carbondale will mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary Saturday. They wed August 14 1914 at Cairn Episcopal Church. Holliday a Murphysboro native is a retired Illinois Central Railroad engineer who served 39 years. Mrs Holliday is former Mary Caldwell. They have three children Stephen Holliday Jr Don McQueen and Capt George F Holliday plus eight grandchildren. A family dinner Sunday will conclude the observance.

Stephen Allen Holliday W. Sycamore Carbondale Cairn Episcopal Church Holliday Murphysboro Mary Caldwell Stephen 4. Holliday Jr Don McQueen l Metropolis George F. Holliday Homestead Fla

Meat Price Shifts Drive Weekend Grocery Displays

Rising red meat prices and lower poultry costs push shoppers toward chicken and turkey at grocers this weekend. A national chain offers roasting chickens at 39 cents a pound in New York area stores while broiler-fryers are widely featured. Beef prices rise across regions with top roasts at 89 cents per pound in the Northeast. Pork items including chops and ribs are highlighted. Dry weather affects vegetables but supplies remain ample with cabbage carrots celery lettuce onions and tomatoes among good buys.

Associated Press New York Zarea Binal National Farmers Organization

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