Area couples plan weddings and engagements announced
Donna Ruth Winsor and Michael D. Collins announce their engagement with Winsor’s Lakeland Hills home and Collins’ Eldorado roots. Miss Winsor attends Southern Illinois University. Collins is SIU business graduate. A spring wedding date is planned. Mary Williams and Terry Cockrum announce their engagement. both SIU graduates. Mary teaches at Christopher Community High School. Terry works for the Illinois Division of Highways. A spring wedding is planned. Sharon Kay Clutts and Thomas H. Jones announce their engagement. both from Murphysboro families. Clutts is a bank employee and 1963 Murphysboro High School graduate. Jones is a 1967 SIU graduate and a University of Minnesota law student. Wedding plans are indefinite. Johnston City Democrat Organization held a potluck social hour at Mrs. David Hunpie’s home.
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Donna Ruth Winsor
Michael D. Collins
Don
Donald L. Winser
Lakeland Hills
Ralph Williams
Helen Ave
Christopher
Mary
Terry Cockrum
Kenneth Cockrum
W. Calie Jr
Miss Williams
Southern Ilinois University
Christopher Community High School
Cockrum
SIU
Sinois Division of Highways
Carbondale
Sharon Kay Clutts
Lester E. Clutts
Hortense St
Murphysboro
Omer W. Jones Jr
Dewey. St
Clutts
Township
City National Banky
Souths. Ilinois University
University of Minnis
Champaign
Johnston City Democrat
David Hunpie
Beeson Hurst Vows In Decatur First Presbyterian Church
Katherine Beeson and David Burst wed in a Decatur First Presbyterian Church ceremony decorated with yellow gold roses and evergreens. The double ring service was officiated by Rev. Warren M. Hoffman. After a Miami Beach honeymoon the couple will reside in Herrin Illinois. Beeson is a Stephen Decatur High School graduate with degrees from Illinois State University and University of Illinois. Burst is a Northwestern graduate and a reporter in Herrin.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Decatur
Katherine Beeson
David Arthur Burst
Herrin
Harry R. Beeson
Mr. Beeson
Jamies E. Beeson
Hurst
Clifford M. Hurst
Joliet
Mr. Hurst
Warren M
Miss Beeson
Shelley Randabaugh
State College
Robert Hancock
Mundelein
David Lemons
Floyd C. Hayes
Urbana
Decatur Club
Miami Beach
Fla
Park Ave
Stephen Decatur High School
University of Illinois
Illinois State University
Normal
Mlingis Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Joliet Township
Joliet Junior College
Northwestern University
Evanston
South Fern Linoisan
Ideal woman found tomboys cited as future successes
A 1967 New York Times profile of Rev. Dr. Thomas Boslooper who spent 16 years interviewing 600 accomplished women and 350 husbands to argue that physical activity shapes maturity, intelligence, and emotional health. He notes that many successful women were tomboys in youth and champions active, athletic living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Kiemesrud
New York Times
Thomas Boslooper
Reformed Church
Closter
N. W
Bostnoper
Pella
Iowa
Schenectady
N.Y
Bergen County
Manhattan
Boslooper
Lois
Peter
Jonathan
Miniature adults rise in children's Victorian dress trend
New York designers report a revival of Victorian styling for children, matching grownup fashions with three to six and seven to twelve year olds. Ruffles, longer hems, and coordinated coats appear as boys and girls wear bolder colors and structured outfits, reflecting adult trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Morris
New York Times
New York
David Lewin
Ameg
Amee
Bill Buss
Bill Beaton
Borgenicht Brothers
Beaton
Robert Hisemann
Florence Eisemann
Freshman Franc Award Bestowed on Sheila Rubach at Jewish Hospital School
Sheila Ann Rubach of Campbell Hill Missouri is named outstanding freshman at Jewish Hospital School of Nursing St. Louis in a recognition that highlights her 1966 Trico High School graduation and parentage by Mr and Mrs Homer H Rubach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Ann Rubach
Jewish Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Mao
Rubach
Homer H. Rubach
Campbell Hill
Trico High School
Cash value idea eyed for homemaker duties debate
The Agriculture Department may assign a dollar value to homemaking tasks by researching the economic worth of housewives' work. The Advisory Committee on Human Nutrition and Consumer Use discussed the proposal, led by executive secretary Dr. Axel L. Andersen, noting no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Department
Axel L. Andersen
Andersen
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Donna Ruth Winsor Hood
Mary Williams
Sharon Kay Clutis
David Arthur Hurst
Columbia University
Jwo
Benton
Sutinais
Murray Furniture Co
Main
Men’swomen’s
South
Illinois
Ishoe Fit Company
Washington
Slankard
Herrin Free
Sohn
Sgt
Maytac
Devee
Imaytag
Junice Potites
Teen Fashions
East College St. Marion
Ili
Cox. Forn
Dwest Bany Care
Ruth Church Shop
Young “In
Campus Plaza
St. Illinois
Carbondale Phone
Mardale
Town & Country and
St. Clair Credit Cards
Squire Shop Ltd
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