Observer Tips On Convention Wear By Florence de Santis
Florence de Santis Ray Parker notes resort guests overdress at Concord Hotel with weekend excess. He advises conservative sportswear for day, jackets and tunics, knits, and coordinated ensembles. For evenings, black tie options, soft dresses, minimal glitter, and bright day colors are recommended.
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Ray Parker
Concord Hotel
Upper
New York State
Parker
Miami
Concord
Gino Paoli
Reverend R E George to Speak at Herrin Flying Squadron
Reverend R E George pastor of West Frankfort Trinity Methodist Church will speak Sunday at the Herrin Flying Squadron at 2 p m. Special singing by the Reverend George will also take place. The service is held at 1300 S 16th St.
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R. E. George
West Frankfort Trinity Methodist Church
Herrin Flying Squadron
Mr. George
S. 16Th St
Ann Landers Replies to reader on pregnancy and romance
A letter from a pregnant reader reveals she learned she is expecting by mistake and fears harming her sister's marriage. Ann Landers counsels keeping silence about the baby's paternity, opting for adoption and starting anew in another city. The column also addresses a 50 year marriage, a pie-baking spat, and a shy sophomore’s dating woes with practical advice.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Miss Sandra Lynn Whitson Engaged to Charles Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitson of Herrin announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lynn to Charles Johnson of Energy. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson of Energy. Sandra Lynn is a Herrin Township High School graduate and attends the Marion College of Beauty Culture. Johnson is a Carterville High School graduate and works at Allen Industries, Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Whitson
Herrin
Sandra Lynn
Charles Johnson
Energy
Harvey Johnson
Miss Whitson
Herrin Township High School
Marion College of Beauty Culture
Johnson
Carterville High School
Allen Industries
Miss Sullivan Becomes Bride at Carbondale First Methodist
Karen Sue Sullivan and John H. Bauernfeind of Carbondale wed at Carbondale First Methodist Church. Bride, daughter of Noble and Gloria Sullivan, wore satin peau de soie with lace trim and a pearl crystal crown veil. Attendants included Ann Minckler as matron of honor and Donna Bubitz as bridesmaid. Best man William A. Ecker. groomsmen William Minckler and Richard Camp. Reception followed. The couple, both SIU graduates, will live on Giant City Road near Carbondale while he completes a master’s in education.
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Karen Sue Sullivan
John H. Bauernfeind
Carbondale
Carbondale First Methodist Church
Noble T. Sullivan
Norwood Dr
Harry B. Bauernfeind
Rt. 3
Ann Minckler
Donna Bubitz
Lynn Perthman
Charlotte
N. C
William A. Ecker
Jonesboro
William Minckler
Richard Camp
Richard Grace
Carol Camp
Shirley Hagler
Karin Corzine
Carol Bair
Jerry Kent
Miss Jones to Be Bride in June Wedding
Miss Ruth Ann Jones and Otis Calliss plan a June wedding in Herrin. Ruth Ann Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of 408 South 23rd Street, Herrin, is a 1964 Herrin Township High School graduate and SIU sophomore. Otis Calliss, a 1963 Herrin High School graduate, also attends Southern Illinois University with Ruth Ann.
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Robert Jones
S. 23Rd St
Herrin
Ruth Ann
Otis Calliss
William Calliss
S. 13Th St
Miss Jones
Herrin Township High School
Southern Illinois University
Caliss
Herrin High School
SIU
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Carbondale’s
Durall
South St. Ave
Berra
Murphysbers
Alice
Pete
Annie
Sandra Lynn Whitson
Hood
Miss Sullivan
Bride
Carbondale Community High School
Anna Junior High School
Cen
Tralia Cartage
Giant City Road
John H. Bauvern
Ruth Ann Jones
Eaton & Brown Television
Golden Delicious
York
Rome
Turley
Eckert
University
Southern
Ilinois
Teem
Herrin Rexall
Illinois
Frigidaire
Glenn
Murphysbore
Saco Sheen
Sawyer
Carbondale and
DU Quoin
Smith-Alsop
Helleny
Green
Marion
Walker's
West
Frankfort
Goreville
Brook’s
Northside
Lbr
Anna Marion
Ken’s Paint Center
South Park
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