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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1968
Page
7
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Researchers find a strong link between a hearty breakfast and a positive mood for the day. A nutritious formula includes citrus or juice, high protein meat or eggs, bread or whole grain cereal and milk. Cottage cheese adds to the relish. minced scallions and pimiento stuffed olives enhance flavor.
The era’s fashion pushes a natural woman ideal with unhidden features and minimal fuss. Accessories stay simple while the leg remains veiled in soft pastels and gloves stay prim. Shoes remain heavy with two inch heels, and hair reverts toward a natural look.
International influence shapes children’s wear with washable knits and durable overalls. Knitted shirts offer crew pullovers and fastback corduroy pants for teens. Irish fishermen sweaters and English cardigans bring European flair, while Tyrol jacquards and double-knit cardiganscomplete the coordinated looks for mothers and sons.
A fashion note praising the best sweaters and mock turtlenecks for boys, paired with corduroy pants and striped knit cotton shirts. It urges mothers to buy stylish outfits that kids enjoy wearing, highlighting the elegance of Italian style and confident dressing.
Members of Carterville Homemaker's Extension Unit will meet at Virginia Riggs's home for the February session. Pat Anderson and Gladys Samuels assist Velma Burns with the lesson on New Yeast Breads. January hostess was Priscilla Altizer. Burns's demonstration covers How to Choose and Use Clothing Accessories. Mrs. Anderson discusses Cleaning and Removing Stains on Furniture. The 1968 schedule of monthly meetings was planned and program booklets distributed.
Donald Lee Rushing and Pamela Rose Moore wed at St. Marys Catholic Church Chester. The couple resides at 1314 Oak Street following the ceremony. Kathy Runge served as flower girl and Bruce Ashley as ring bearer. A reception was held at the VFW Hall in Chester. Drained canned onions may be heated in butter and honey.
Carterville Woman's Club president Mae Bleyer announces an American Home meeting with a noon dinner on February 14 at the club cabin. Laree Choate chairs. Tickets are on sale for the Sesquicentennial dinner and program on February 17 with dinner at 7 p.m. A recent general meeting featured nine speech class students taught by Frank Samuels Jr., including Clarence Moor head and Linda Davis.
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