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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
6
The article surveys diverse furniture styles from Mediterranean motifs to avant-garde sculptured pieces and sleek rectilinear designs. It notes rosewood and leather with steel accents, pecky pecans versus walnut, and bold color pairings while highlighting fiber innovations and plush cushions.
Ronald Eastwood and Beverly Jean McRaven wed in Murphysboro on December 16 and now reside in Aurora Colorado. Eastwood plans one year of duty in Alaska while his wife returns to Carbondale after his service. The article also notes Happi Kampers Club activities and a cooking tip about stewed tomatoes.
Fabrics on a comeback trail include challis once popular at the turn of the century for pajamas and nightgowns. The soft plain weave fabric appears in wool, cotton, or rayon with solid colors or small prints and is now used in belted shirtwaist dresses for winter.
Mrs Teresa von Zircz Zit ter hosts the Creative Cooking Club of Southern Illinois University at 8 p m at her Lake Shore Drive home in Carterville. Members will sample aristocratic and peasant Hungarian dishes showcasing regional dishes and techniques.
Carbondale Community Concert Association plans the next season with Dr. Robert Mueller announcing a membership campaign the first week in April. A campaign workers dinner is set for April 1 and a Beaux Arts Trio recital on April 3, with the drive closing at noon April 6. Belts feature in spring fashions and meat loaf glaze ideas appear in the same page item.
Activities listed include Ester Rebekah Lodge meeting in Murphysboro City National Bank room at 8:30 p.m. Benton hosts Lady Landowners meeting with program Leasing by Franklin County Home Extension Association. Also Franklin County Homemakers units in Lesser and Christopher with designated hostesses. A recipe note adds dark corn syrup to spaghetti sauce and a mayo sour cream fruit salad mix.
Susan Pearce and Lt. Henry Milledge Jr. married December 30 in Carbondale at First Presbyterian Church. Officiated by Rev. Duane Lanchester. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pearce, and groom, son of Col. and Mrs. Henry Milledge Sr., will be stationed at Randolph AFB after a wedding trip.
Teen readers try a sweet savory bake by Gaynor Maddox. The guide outlines baked peanut butter chicken with flour coating, peanut butter glaze, and bread crumb crust, served with salad and a dessert option. Four servings.
When removing the lid of a boiling pot lift the far side first to prevent steam from burning your face. The instruction emphasizes keeping the face away from the steam path to avoid scalding.
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