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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1963

Page

7

Ann Landers column letters on youth kissing and work chaos

Readers seek guidance on a teen girl who kissed a stranger on a train and worries about judgment. Ann Landers rebukes the behavior and cautions against judging the girl as a cheap pickup. A separate letter questions greeting etiquette for a sister-in-law, advising to match the relative’s temperament, and a third asks how to handle undisciplined nieces brought to the office, with the boss warned but cautioned to voice concerns carefully.

O.K Vista-Dome Vista Granny Annie Ann Landers Howard

Miss Walker Is Married in Carbondale Chapel

Betty J. Walker daughter of Rev and Mrs T T McCord of Alexandria Louisiana wed Don G Odum in the Latter Day Saint Chapel Carbondale July 13 officiated by John Anderson Attendants were Mr and Mrs Don McKinney of Anna Twenty five guests dined at The Gardens The bride is employed at Carbondale Community High School The bridegroom a chiropractic doctor in Anna They will reside at 103 W Spring Street Anna

Betty J. Walker T. T. McCord Alexandria Don G. Odum Carbondale John Anderson Don McKinney Anna Odum Carbondale Community High School

Marion Couple Hosts Beam Family Dinner in Town

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beam of 309 S Vicksburg St Marion entertained at a dinner their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Gerald Beam and their son Eric of Springfield Va Gerald Beam and wife left Saturday for Arizona to visit her parents They will return to Marion en route to their home

Thomas Beam S. Vicksburg St Marion Gerald T. Beam Eric Springfield Gerald Beam Arizona

Shed Fire at L K Carrasco Home in Herrin

Herrin firemen extinguished a blaze in a shed at 605 North 11th Street Sunday night. Fire Chief Carl Mayers estimated damage between 50 and 75 dollars.

Herrin

East Slam On Bridge Puts Pressure On South In Six

The article describes a bridge slam in six clubs where South must ruff a diamond in dummy before drawing trumps and discard hearts on dummy’s spades. It details the inferrential three heart raise and the sequence leading to six hearts versus six clubs, with North signaling a singleton diamond.

South North

College Allowances And Social Security Inquiries

Dear Miss Feeley advises basing college allowances on dean guidance and alumnae input to match campus life costs. A widow’s Social Security benefits for funeral costs and dependents are outlined, with lump sums, monthly and mother’s benefits, and required proofs.

Miss Feeley Social Security

SIU Education Students Teach at University School

Seventy two SIU education students serve as student teachers at University School Carbondale this summer with enrollment at the school totaling about 500. The group draws from 44 Illinois communities and three other states under supervision of accredited K–12 teachers. Charles D Neal chairs the program directing requirements for bachelor degree eligibility.

Southern Illinois University Education University School Carbondale Illinois Charles D. Neal SIU

Be A Wise In Law Ruth Millett On Welcoming a Daughter in Law

A mother advises how to build harmony with a son’s wife by liking her chosen daughter in law, avoiding overbearing interference, and offering support when needed. She says kindness and trust foster a strong mother in law daughter in law bond, with patience as the marriage grows.

Coffey and Gipson Tie The Knot In West Frankfort

Claudine Coffey and Charles Victor Gipson wed in a double ring ceremony at Townmount Baptist Church near West Frankfort on June 29. Officiant Rev. George Moore presided. The bride, daughter of Roberta Coffey, wore white satin with lace, a seed pearl crown and carried white carnations. Gipson, son of William Gipson Jr., works for Calbert Chemical in Dixon. They reside in Franklin Grove.

Charles Victor Gipson Townmount Baptist Church West Frankfort Roberta Coffey N. Orchard St William Gipson Jr Claud Cross

Lamplighters Meet In Murphysboro Home

In Murphysboro the Lamplighters Unit of the Homemakers Extension Service will gather at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Sadie Dorsey on Westwood Lane for a social calendar event.

Murphysboro Lamplighters Unit Homemakers Extension Service Sadie Dorsey Westwood Lane

Dandy Fall Hair Styles by NHCA Promote Subtle Look

The National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association debuts a Dandy fall look featuring two adaptable styles for day and evening. Short lengths with smooth tops or rising waves emphasize neat, natural color tones and subdued makeup for a radiant healthy appearance.

The National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association NHCA

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dear Ann Landers Vista Dome Miss Walker Jacoby By Oswald Jacoby Rata Hahn Goss Mardale Offi Cial National Association of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Mary Feeley E. K Midwest College Business Office Ruth Millett Big K Coffey Claudine Coffey George Moore Judy Bartoni Tom Jackson Ronnie Creemens Bill Whittington Linda Moore Judy Jackson Frankfort Gipson Cal‘bert Chemical Company Dixon Franklin Grove Duran TV Ilinois Rhodes Burford Alexander Nye East Main ST E. R. BrOwn West Frankfort, Illinois McKesson's Lequatte Drugs North Park Ave
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