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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1968
Page
7
Costume description notes a navy silk and worsted spring outfit with an empire coat featuring gold buttons and a princess sheath circled in red leather. Question whether to belt the ensemble. Color palette described as navy and white.
The piece advises extending life of holiday greenery with care after display. It notes many potted plants are greenhouse grown and may struggle once indoors, suggesting practical steps to keep them healthy beyond the holiday season.
Beta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. James Holloway with co hosts Mrs. Jerry Turner and Mrs. Carl Gardner. President Mrs. Howard Jones announced a transfer of Mrs. W. E. Dutton and Christmas project chairwoman Mrs. Nick Cooksey reported on basket and toy distribution. The next meeting set for Jan 16 at Mrs. Jones home.
Dr. Eileen Parker director of Project Adjustment will speak at the Marion club meeting Monday. She will discuss the federally funded program for physically and mentally handicapped children with a clinic in Marion and classes in Williamson County schools. Mrs. Don Sullins leads the program. Meeting at 8 p.m. at 1000 N Monroe St.
The article surveys how modern theologians grapple with conversion, noting varying acceptance and shunning within denominations. It cites leaders like the Reverend Kenneth Mann and Dr. John R. Bodo and reports on increased church consultations to rethink conversion beyond emotional revivalism.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cannon of Marion announce the engagement of daughter Gloria Jean to Daniel Ray Tondini son of Mr and Mrs Joe Tondini of Marion. Both will be Marion Senior High School seniors. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Muriel Siebert becomes the first woman to own a seat on the NYSE, paying 445000 for the seat and 7515 initiation. The Cleveland-born broker, 38, plans to operate as an independent member with Stern Lauer handling trades. Siebert, a selling analyst with clients among top mutual funds and NYC banks, aims to boost income and freedom by focusing on about 15 Bigboard stocks in aerospace and aviation. She will work from 120 Broadway and plans to hire a trader.
Beauty salon listing shows Joyce Lawson Beauty Salon operated by Rose Frizzell and Doris Dies at 120 West Walnut Herrin. Telephone 942-6464. Closed Mondays.
A simple main dish uses boiled ham folded into scrambled eggs served on hot buttered toast. The recipe also suggests a French toast variation with mustard optional and syrup for serving.
Donald Agent, assistant professor of botany at Southern Tilt, writes on potato biology. He studied Mexican geography and culture and examined Solanum edinense, a hybrid of the common potato, after 14 months collecting specimens in Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador.
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