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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
7
A collection of Ann Landers responses about family stress from pregnancy and attention, dating behavior, and parental favoritism. Topics include a teenage daughter facing a new baby, a wife who dances with men, and a child harmed by parental comparisons to a sibling, with advice to adjust attitudes and focus on individual growth.
Carbondale Rotarians will tour the new Federal Prison near Marion at 11 30 a m Wednesday. Members will dine in the staff dining room and hear a program arranged by prison staff.
Keith P. Thomas, SIU graduate assistant, will present Nocturnal Behavior of White Tailed Deer on Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge in a zoology graduate seminar at 4 p.m. Thursday in 205 Life Science building. The seminar is open to the public.
In a duplicate bridge hand East West achieved a plus despite South and North bidding. East after North opened two spades passed with a strong hand, South doubled attempts to push to five spades, East converted to five hearts and made. The diamond finesse supported five hearts with only a small loss.
The Herrin Junior Woman's Club completed plans for its annual Christmas party for husbands at the Sands Ballroom Marion on December 14. Members volunteered to sew ten hospital gowns for the SS Hope hospital ship and discussed improvements to Rt 148 with Rep Kenneth Gray.
Fashion note details Shannon Rodgers as designer of a distinctive dress with a Y shaped dart and pockets. Describes fabric options wool jersey crepe silk rayons and the dress cut with a loose bodice and shaped panel back. Includes size chart, yardage for size 12, and ordering by Pattern No N-1084 from Spades in New York.
The Jean Shepard Missionary Circle of Herrin First Baptist Church finalized plans to provide Christmas gifts to a deserving family at their church meeting. Mrs Joyce May delivered a reading during the session.
Paul and Carl Hethmen ages 21 and 19, sons of Mr and Mrs Arnold Hethmen of De Soto, serve aboard the Naval oil tanker USS Caloosahatchee in the Mediterranean near Genoa Italy. Carl is a radar man and Paul a seaman third class. Mrs Hethmen expects they will spend Christmas aboard ship. Address: AO-98 c o Fleet Post Office New York NY.
When baking individual custards in a water bath, ensure custard cups do not touch each other to allow even heat and proper setting.
Mrs James Gualdoni named president at a Tuesday night meeting in the Madonna Room St Pauls Rectory Retiring president Mrs Gene Craig introduced new officers Fran cis Studer vice president Dudley McDaniel secretary Seconda Foli treasurer Marguerite Barra showed Christmas movies.
Social calendar notes holiday potluck gatherings this week. In Murphysboro at 6 30 p m Tuesday American Legion Post 127 Auxiliary hosts a Christmas potluck at the post home. In Carbondale on Wednesday at noon Buckles Unit of the Jackson County Homemakers Extension holds a Christmas potluck dinner at Mrs Kenneth Lingle’s Rt 4. A 1 p m business meeting follows. In Carterville the American home department of the Carterville Woman's Club meets for a Christmas dinner at the club at 12 a m.
Premier Chou En-lai of Communist China will visit the United Arab Republic Algeria and Morocco starting December 14 according to official New China News Agency reports.
Forty six volunteers from Williamson County Unit of the American Cancer Society attended the annual December meeting at Crab Orchard Boat and Yacht Club. They made 160 three inch bandages and viewed the movie Life Story stressing regular medical checkups. Dr. Wilson Scott of Carbondale ACS board member answered questions after the film. The movie is available for showing and can be obtained from the Herrin Sixth District office at 120 W Walnut.
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