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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
6
Oswald and Jim Jacoby explain the finesse in bridge and when it fails. The article analyzes a six spade contract after a diamond opening and considers the risks of finessing whether West or East holds the king of diamonds. It discusses when to refrain from finessing to avoid losing a grand slam or the contract.
Washington study by Dr. Stanley Coopersmith for NIMH assesses parenting styles. It finds strict, rule setting parents foster higher self esteem, responsibility, and happiness, while permissive approaches often lead to harsher punishment and less favorable outcomes.
A San Francisco salon offers a luxe haircut experience dubbed The Whole Enchilada. Services include shearing facials tanning pedicures foot massages sauna baths private telephones dictating machines and champagne. Senor Sam Lopez proclaims the novelty of getting clipped.
The Ladies Bible class of Johnston City Washington Avenue Baptist Church raises 25 dollars for a new nativity scene. Members met at Eloise Kelly's home with Maria Spalding as hostess and Lida Atwood leading devotions. Mrs. Joe Daniel and Mrs. Mattie Jones directed games and a Bible was given to assistant teacher Mrs. John Farris. Population of Las Vegas rose to 64 405 in the 1960 census from under 10 000 prewar. Australia averages 18 inches of rain annually.
Rosemarie Foster, daughter of John Foster of Zeigler, became the bride of Charles G. Shadowens of Carterville in the First Baptist Church of Zeigler with Rev. Charles E. Vickery officiating. The couple resides with newlyweds at 103 East Mitchell Street in Marion.
Rita Kwaak of Amsterdam and Lloyd Hearn of Herrin were married in Amsterdam. Hearn is a U S Air Force instructor and will be stationed in Holland for another year. The couple will visit Herrin relatives and depart January 14.
The Fidelis class of Johnston City First Baptist Church collected 40 for the Lottie Moon missionary offering at a recent meeting. They held a turkey Christmas dinner and several members volunteered to work in extension visiting shut ins and delivering literature. Mrs. Charlie Williams led the lesson and devotions.
Long before Columbus reached America, Indian tribes twisted corn husks into doll figures for ceremony and play. The practice shows how maize and craft intersected in Indigenous cultures long before contact with Europeans.
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