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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
7
A reader asks about rude eating noises on calls and other etiquette quirks. Ann Landers answers about manners on the phone, odor issues after quitting smoking, wedding announcements and gifts, teen dating and going steady, and a mix of personal notices.
Fashion pattern feature by LeMaire outlines a petite friendly dress with a long contrast inlay at the neck and belt bow. It details fabric choices wool jersey silk rayon and trims satin faille, sizing guidance, yardage for size 12, and ordering info via Pattern NA-2000 from Loaded Box 1005 South Ayn Illinois.
Mrs I K Levy presented the program Patriotism Is Not Old Fashioned at the Nancy Hanks Chapter meeting this week. Hostess Mrs W M Smyser of 2027 Division St Murphysboro will greet attendees for the January 28 session.
The Daughters of Rebecca Class of Johnston City First Methodist Church donated 21 dollars to the church instead of gifts and gave 5 dollars to the Methodist Old Folks Home in Lawrenceville. Mrs. Nell Newton led a devotional on Christmas Means Love while Mrs. Walter Kendrick and Mrs. Rudolph Fleming sang a duet. The group sang carols and the birthday song for December celebrants Mrs. Erna Hamilton Mrs. Elizabeth Jacee and Mrs. Harry Carter.
The Associated Press notes eggs cheese and chicken provide protein while budgets stretch after holiday deficits. Broiler fryers and turkey prices are down with beef and pork bargains highlighted. Vegetables key in supply with cabbage radishes and regional highlights. Fruit includes apples cranberries oranges and more.
Mrs. Ina Dillard Shannon of Johnston City and Jewett F. Murray of Echol Oregon exchanged wedding vows before Justice of the Peace Boy Hale in Carbondale on Monday. Attendants were Mrs. Aline Murray and Tom Dillard. A dinner in Herrin followed the ceremony. The couple will depart Friday for Oregon where the groom is a wheat farmer.
In the Springfield Illinois regional open pairs final, all South players opened no trump and Norths raised to game. A common five spade lead led to many misplays, but the correct play by declarers relied on East queen blocking spades, preventing West from receiving four spade tricks, securing the hand.
Kiwanis Club runs Repair Toys for Gifts for two weeks, collecting donated toys at Community Center Teen Town. Illinois Federated Women's Club coordinates Operation Christmas Angel boxes for Anna State Hospital, while Cecile's Gifts promotes imported, thoughtfully priced items to spark Christmas joy.
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