Youth Parade Trimmings Perk Up Gifts
Doris Taylor and Mrs. Noel Taylor of Carbondale accompanied by Doris's daughter Rey performed at an Oklahoma Baptist University recital in Shawnee as a sophomore. The piece describes holiday gift trims including velour paper poinsettias, 3-D wafer ornaments, and satin tone trees made from ribbons, with various decorative techniques and color details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Taylor
Rey
Noel Taylor
Carbondale
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
Judy Shake
Japan
Hoki
Kaido
Judy
Ashamed Daughter Sees Mom Shift To Men At Work
A teen writer asks if she should confront her mother about changes in appearance and a possible new male friend. Ann Landers counsels against direct confrontation, urging decorum and quiet acceptance while maintaining personal dignity. A widow asks if a man is pressuring her for dinners and theater. Landers says hosting at home equals reciprocation and labels the suitor tight with a shell-out falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Christmas Party Of The Morning Glories Extension Unit
The Morning Glories Home Makers Extension Unit held a Christmas party at Bob's Restaurant in Murphysboro. Gifts were exchanged among attendees. Also noted is the Initial Teaching Alphabet developed in England by Sir James Pitman from ideas of his grandfather Sir Isaac Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob's
Murphysboro
England
Sir James Pitman
Sir Isaac Pitman
Mrs Mercer Named To International Shrine Arrangements
Christine Mercer of Carterville has been named to the arrangements committee for the 70th annual sessions of the Supreme Shrine of Jerusalem to be held in Miami Florida in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Mercer
Carterville
Supreme Shrine of Jerusalem
Miami
Fla
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Vous
Anna
McFatt Ave
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Sawyer
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