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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1963

Page

6

Church Weddings Three Area Women Are Recent Brides

Three area brides joined in marriage at Marion United Church of Christ on June 8. Linda Angel, daughter of Harold and Mrs Angel of Marion, wed John Robert Main, son of Homer Main of Billings, Oklo. Rev. Everett Lynch officiated the candlelight ceremony amid blue and white flowers. Susie Gooden sang with Doris Anderson on piano.

Marion

Thumb Sucking May Slow Tooth Decay

A dental specialist from Birmingham reports finger or thumb sucking by children may slow tooth decay by stimulating saliva. Studies suggest heredity, saliva, tooth formation, and tooth spacing influence decay. the article also notes infectious aspects in animals and details a human wedding narrative with names and addresses.

Sidney B. Finn Birmingham Ala Finn School of Dentistry University of Alabama American Dental Association

Married at Arnold View Free Will Baptist Church

Connie Roberts daughter of Dixon and Mrs Roberts of Pittsburg wed Jim Osborne son of James Osborne and Mrs Osborne of Marion in a candlelit ceremony June 8. Rev George Ritter officiated with Dee Ozment as soloist. Mrs Doris Mandrell was matron of honor and Hubert Mandrell served as best man. Larry Roberts and Dick Earheart were ushers.

Arnold View Free Wild Baptist Church Connie Roberts Dixon Roberts Rt. 1 Pittsburg Jim Osborne James Osborne N. Logan St Marion George Ritter Dee Ozment Ozment Janet Beasley Doris Mandrell Hubert Mandrell Larry Roberts Dick Earheart Marty Simmons

Marriage of Jane Winters and Wilfred X Smith in Todd's Mill

Jane Winters of Hurst and Wilfred X Smith of Pinckneyville were married in a morning ceremony June 15 at St. Mary Magdalene Church Todd's Mill. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Winters, wore a lace dress with jacket and a beaded tiara veil. Attendant Mary Jane Brant and best man David Herbert Digenhandt attended. A luncheon and dinner followed. Mrs Smith is a Hurst-Bush High School graduate. her husband, Pinckneyville High School alumnus, works at McDonnell Aircraft Corp in St Louis where they reside.

Jane Winters Hurst Wilfred Leo Smith Pinckneyville St. Mary Magdalene Church Todd's Mill John S. Winters Wilfred X. Smith Miss Winters Mary Jane Brant David Herbert Digenhandt Smith Hurst-Bush High School Pinckneyville High School McDonnell Aircraft Corp St. Louis

Service Group Has Meeting at Tom's Restaurant

The Jackson County 8 & 40 nominating officers were chosen at a recent meeting near De Soto. Mrs. Charles Cimossa, chair of the nominating committee, announced state officers including Mrs. Mary Petrazio Murphysboro chapeau, Mrs. Lucile Williams Carbondale demi chapeau premiere, Mrs. C. J. Berkbigler demi chapeau deuzieme, Mrs. Izola Sill Carbondale archiviste, Mrs. Maxine Reeves Carbondale l'aumonier, Mrs. Imogene Golliher Murphysboro concierge, with all officers and chairmen in attendance.

Jackson County 8 & 40 de Soto Charles Cimossa Mary Petrazio Murphysboro Chapeau Lucile Williams Carbondale Demi Chapeau Premiere C. J. Berkbigler Demi Chapeau Deuzieme Izola Sill Carbondale l

Health Report Mono Affects Teens and College Age People

A health note explains infectious mononucleosis a viral illness common in youth and military settings. It presents with fatigue fever sore throat swollen glands and tender spleen. Rest fluids aspirin and precautions prevent complications. there is no cure.

Social Calendar Notes From Murphysboro

Jackson County Republican Women’s Club meets at 6 30 p m in the Carriage Room Logan Hotel. Mrs Berkbigler, child welfare chair, says the group sent over 40 cards and gifts to children at National Jewish Hospital Denver. Salon plans a July picnic chaired by Mrs Cimossa.

Murphysboro Jackson County Republican Women’s Club Logan Hotel

A Lesson For Everyone By Marilou Studie

A Girl Scout day camp at Randolph Conservation Lake shows youths learning to care for wildlife and leave sites clean. The author praises conservation education, warns against vandalism, and notes public money funds cleanup and maintenance.

Randolph County Randolph Conservation Lake

Officers Re-Elected by Barham Cemetery Association

The Barham Cemetery Association re elected its officers Hugh Fleming of Jefferson City as president Vernell Williams of Marion as vice president and Mrs Brooks Warren of Marion as secretary treasurer

Barham Cemetery

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