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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
7
Frazzled Fran asks about calling her 14 year older uncle Harvey uncle and Ann Landers suggests humor. Avid Ann Fan cites a Pride motto for older folks and a kind note about sharing wisdom. Pigeon complains about guests. advice: end visits politely and leave. Also a note warns two drinks may signal problem drinking.
Eta Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Johnston City will host its annual Christmas party for guests on December 19 at the West Frankfort Country Club. Members met in the Johnston City Library to trim a traditional Christmas tree and completed plans for a library open house held Saturday. Mrs. Robert Roth, president, delivered the lesson Awareness of Blessing.
The Loyal Woman's class of Johnston City First Christian Church held a Christmas party in the church basement with a gift exchange. Mrs Roy Ligon read the Christmas story and the group sang Silent Night. Mrs Leona Goddard and Mrs Edwin Ice organized the games.
Paula Eddleman of Dongola and Jack Nolen of Rt. 2 West Frankfort exchanged vows Saturday at Freeman Chapel Baptist Church Freeman Spur in the presence of 65 guests Rev Ernest Nolen performed the ceremony The bride wore a white lace and net gown with seed pearl crown veil and pearl accessories The bride is a 1962 Dongola High School graduate employed at Doves Beauty Nook Herrin The groom is a 1957 Zeigler High School graduate and serves in the U S Army at Fort Lewis Washington
Mrs. D. P. Travis of Herrin spoke at the East St. Louis branch literature and drama meeting about the play Seidman and Son coming to St. Louis and Erick Moll’s new book Mr Seidman and the Geisha.
The Big Difference was taught Wednesday to Girls' Ambassadors during supper hosted by the Joyce Wright Missionary Circle at Johnston City First Baptist Church.
Ruth Millett reports on Iowa State University researchers using a computer to pair off nearly a thousand students after feeding 120 questions. Six months later sociologists will review how many machine-made introductions became campus romances as they assess the idea's effectiveness. The piece recalls how students once judged blind dates by height dancing ability and a car.
In the Oxnard sectional a paradox emerges as many pairs settle at six spades. North opens one club then, after a natural South spade response, pursues a Blackwood sequence to force four aces and chase a grand slam. South holds key aces and kings, aiding the bid while guarding against overreach.
An article notes a hard of hearing man has perfected an extremely small electronic hearing aid. With the new device whispers become clear and conversations audible, while others remain unaware of the wearer’s improved hearing. Interested readers are urged to request information from Hearing Dept. DQ 21, PO Box 154, Florissant, Missouri.
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