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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
7
Dear Frantic seeks help as husband claims mind control via his electric shaver, hinting at mental illness. Ann Landers advises urgent medical evaluation and legal follow up. Other letters discuss sex-offender education, parental guidance, hosting etiquette, and prudent car occupancy rules.
The Sodality of St. Pauls in Johnston City and Sparta First Baptist host youth gatherings and a Christmas program urging parents to ensure children go straight home. Church groups discuss safe rides and avoiding accepting money or gifts from strangers during after school activities.
Miss Judith Ann Watson married Robert D Kinley on December 5 at the Herrin Free Methodist Church in front of about 100 guests. The bride, daughter of Orville and Judith Watson, wore a white brocade dress with a fabric rose and carried a white orchid. The groom is the son of Eva Kinley of Freeman Spur. Rev. Tony Jayne officiated. Afterward the couple, who will reside at Route 1 Herrin, will honeymoon in Kentucky. Both worked locally and attended Herrin schools.
The American Home Department of the Herrin Woman's Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Billie Brewer's home with games and Santa gifts. A general meeting is set for 1 30 p.m. January 13 at Herrin Library and a tea for 2 p.m. January 17 at Mrs. William Hays's home with Mrs. William Silva and Mrs. D. Jack Heuckendorf as assistant hostesses.
The Murphysboro Garden Club meets at Mrs. Kenneth Hagler's home on Rt 2 at 2 30 PM for a Christmas party gift exchange and installation of officers in a community social calendar entry.
Christmas safety focus highlights risks from toys, electrical devices, and decorations. Air rifles, darts, knives, and chemistry sets threaten young children. small parts cause suffocation. cheap or broken toys invite injuries. Inspect cords, avoid wet handling, and use UL approved electric toys. Tree lights must be intact and no candles on the tree.
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