Greeting card sale aids cancer society drives in four towns
Holiday cards are sold by local groups in Carbondale Murphysboro Elkville to benefit the Jackson County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Cards sold today and Friday at Murphysboro banks and at the Xi Beta Eta Chanter bazaar Saturday in Xavier Hall Carbondale. Also available via phone from several listed organizers.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
Elkville
Jackson County
American Cancer Society
First National
City National Banks
Xi Beta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Xavier Hall
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Ponlar
Elm Streets
Gordon Butts
Edna Costello
Nelda Hinckley
Cancer Society
Sixth District Crusade
Mary Adams
Michael Marie
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Gift ideas for dieters during the holidays
The Diet Workshop offers practical gifts to support slimming goals. Practical items include nonfat cooking gear such as Teflon pans, a steamer, a toaster oven, a fish poacher, and measuring tools. For varied budgets, options range from an all purpose kitchen helper to a professional scale and electric blender. A Diet Gift of the Month idea suggests monthly treats or promissory notes to keep motivation year round.
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New York
Hoovers Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hoover of 209 Dodson Street Carterville celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house from 1 to 4 p m Sunday at home. They wed December 7 1951 at the First United Methodist Church Carterville. The couple has two daughters Terri Hanley and Babe Ann Hoover and a grandson Bengermine Hanley.
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Lowell Hoover
Dodson St
Carterville
Alice Rowland
First United Methodist Church
Terri Hanley
Babe Ann Hoover
Bengermine Hanley
New furnishings take themes from nature
Vivian Brown profiles interior designers embracing nature inspired motifs in furniture. The AP News feature explores how texture, grain patterns, and organic hues shape modern rooms, highlighting makers redefining spaces with botanical influences and sustainable materials.
New Home Furnishings Embrace Go With Anything Style
Southern Illinois markets echo a trend from European Oriental and American designs. Designers favor back to nature motifs and casual ambience with animal, vegetable and mineral elements. Casual wood, bamboo and rattan furniture shifts from sun rooms to main rooms with dark tortoise shell finishes and faux bamboo details.
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New York Merchandise Mart
Whimsical Family Living Furniture Highlights Rattan and Planters
The piece describes furniture trends blending contemporary and classical ideas with rattan bamboo and cane accents. It notes canvas sling chairs, peel cane, and rustic wood and metal combos, including brass and pewter, plus decorative planters, lamps, and wall washers by Joe Head.
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Joe Head
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W. Jackson St
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AP Newsfeature
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