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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1967

Page

6

Busy women named for Outstanding Young Women of America

Biographical sketches feature Mrs. Lee Roy Brandon of Herrin Mrs. Ernest LeQuatte of Herrin and Mrs. Bud D Cross of Carterville in the 1967 edition The book profiles 6000 outstanding young women ages 21 to 35 for civic religious professional and political contributions The report notes their community work with youth nursing church and education and lists their home towns and occupations

Lee Roy’ Brandon Ernest LeQuatte Herrin Bud D. Cross Carterville America Brandon Shagbark Girl Scout Association Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church Chamber of Commerce S. 6Th St Jean Redmond Jeanette le Quatte Southern Ilinois University Technical and Anna Newcomers Herrin First Presbyterian Church Southern Illinois Mental Health Association Williamson County Walgreen SIU Lake Shore Cross Illinois Education Association Tri - C United Fund Board of Directors Grand Avenue Illinois Alton American Association of University Women Human Relations Commission

Carbondale LDS conference outlines church growth plan

The South Illinois District will hold a weekend conference in Carbondale Chapel with leadership meetings, sessions, and a Christmas cantata. A three year building project adds 8,000 square feet at $30 per square foot, funded 60 percent by church headquarters and 40 percent by local donations. goal 43 000 local raise, with annual targets and fundraising by branches including the Relief Society.

South Illinois Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Carbondale Chapel Lewis Lane Priesthood Relief Society Carbondale Choir John W. Peterson Dale Millis Connie Green Jo Ellen Tamen Joann Rauback Robert Day Darnell Riggs Stephen Nielsen Carbondale Salt Lake City

Charm course teaches teen girls poise and civic skills

A grooming and charm course offered by a large company in 113 schools across 70 cities costs 15 dollars and centers on self awareness, grace, fashion, and personality. It includes six weeks of instruction, a manual and cosmetic kit, with stories of nuns and a blind student illustrating the program’s reach and impact.

Patricia King NEA Webster Waukegan State School For the Blind Austin Tex Lions Club

Teen Reworks Hair Style to Survive Scrimmage Look

A quirky teenager abandons traditional hair gear choosing orange juice tins as improvised rollers. Her bold scrimmage appearance evokes a lineman’s rugged look, yet newspapers sense a hopeful, evolving style.

Candy Making Hints for Holiday Treats

Demaris Berry shares practical candy making tips for Christmas season homemakers. Use a thermometer to 350 F, choose lighter brown sugar for delicate flavor, stir when using milk with brown sugar or molasses, cool before beating, wipe crystals from pan edges, and add corn syrup to reduce graininess. Crystallization timing varies with ingredients and sugar type.

Demaris Berry

Sunday events in Herrin Legion and Daughters group

At 12 30 p m in Herrin World War I Bar racks 941 and auxiliary meet and potluck dinner at the American Legion home. At 6 p m the Daughters of Mary hold a Christmas party at St Marys gym with activities to learn storytelling as a social skill and community link.

Herrin American Legion Home Daughters of Mary St. Mary’s Gymnasium

Echo I’s Skin Wrinkled by Solar Winds and Meteoroids

Occasional battering by solar winds and micrometeorites has left Echo I with a wrinkled, prune-like surface appearance. The craft shows signs of minor wear but remains operational.

Echo I

Aconcagua Reaches Highest Western Hemisphere Point

Argentina's Mt. Aconcagua rises to 22 834 feet, claiming the highest point in the Western Hemisphere. Researchers note the peak's global prominence and geodetic significance for mapping and climate studies.

Argentina Mt. Aconcagua

Oldest resident Augusta Goetz observes 94th birthday

Mrs. Augusta Goetz, Grand Tower's oldest resident, celebrated her 94th birthday with a family dinner at Hales Boarding House in Grand Tower on December 8. Attendees included children Harry Goetz Murphysboro Rob Roy Goetz Grand Tower Mrs. Howard Hines and Mrs. Ralph Becker plus spouses and grandchild Phyllis Becker. Two sisters Mrs. Albert Rehder and Mrs. Homer Sanford also attended along with other relatives and friends.

Augusta Goetz Grand Tower Goetz Hales Harry Goetz Murphysboro Rob Roy Goetz Howard Hines Ralph Becker St. Louis Phyllis Becker Albert Rehder Homer Sanford Nora Derassett Edith Burke Ruth Howe Janie Goets

Newcomers Plan Christmas Meeting for Herrin Club

Herrin Newcomers club schedules a Christmas meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in Meadowdale Community Center. The Sweet Adelines will sing carols with members joining in. The program features skits games and a gift exchange led by Mrs Tom Keodane. Members should bring finger foods. coffee will be served.

Herrin Newcomers Club Meadowdale Community Center Tom Keodane

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Ibadan Nigeria United States Mrs. Brandon Mrs. Cross Mrs. le Quatte Carbondale Church Home Testing Institute National Family Opinion Inc New Jersey Jeweter Longines Gals Weller Mardale Cripps Ras Philco Cripps TV South Park Ave Post Office
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