Talley Phelps nuptials in Carbondale church ceremony
Mary Jane Talley and John Spencer Phelps exchanged vows at the First United Methodist Church in Carbondale. The couple, with families from Carbondale and Lake Charles, were married by Rev. Louis A. Youngs. The bride wore ivory silk organza with lace accents and a pearl crown veil, and the reception followed in the church parlor. The groom is finishing studies at Washington University School of Dentistry.
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Mary Jane Talley
Earl Talley
W. Freeman St
Carbondale
John Spencer Phelps
First United Methodist Church
Phelps
Neal Phelps
Whispering Woods
Lake Charles
Louis A. Youngs
Emma Jean Talley
John Gerdes
Ann Soderstrom
Carol Talley
Jon Swanson
New York
William Phelps
William Talley
Douglas Soderstrom
Mike Senate
Wade Murphy
Dan Arnold
St. Louis
Johnny Gerdes
Collinsville
Southern Illinois University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Joseph Sickmann
St. Joseph Church
Prairie du Rocher
Bonnie Moranville
Ila Gross
Kansas City
Jeanette Bessen
John Kirk
Paul Atchinson
Roland Stump
Chester
Ray Fricke
Chicago
Dale Lockhead
Elks Club
School of Fine Arts
First Baptist Church
Elizabethtown
Chapman
Marion Senior High School
Marion Household Finance
U.S. Army
Ft. Benning
NCO Academy
Couple plans winter wedding in Carbondale engagement
Patricia Rae Vincent and Samuel Wesley Cox announce their engagement. Vincent, a 1968 Carbondale Community High School graduate and SIU student, works in Washington Square traffic. Cox, a 1966 CCHS graduate and SIU junior, majors in journalism and works in the Southern Illinoisan circulation, serving as pastor for United Methodist churches in Cambria and Colp. A December wedding is planned.
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Patricia Rae Vincent
Samuel Wesley Cox
Caryl Morrison
Raleigh
N. C
Raymond Vincent
Skyline Drive
Carbondale
Cox
Clinton Cox
Rt. 1
Miss Vincent
Carbondale Community High School
Southern Illinois University
Washington Square
CCHS
SIU
Southern Illinoisan
United Methodist
Cambria
Colp
Elkville and Energy Extension Unit Meetings This Thursday
Local schedule lists Elkville at 1:30 p.m. and Energy at 7 p.m. with hosts Mrs. George Funk and Mary Snider. Articles advise choosing flattering color tones, testing color type by under-chin fabric swatches, cleaning a summer fireplace, and note fashion news for children noting permanent press, tumble-dry knits for fall.
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Elkville
George Funk
Lone Oak
Mary Snider
Designer Jon Haggins Aims Coty Award Glory
Jon Haggins, 24, president of a growing fashion business, seeks a Coty Award as fashion’s Oscar. Born in Tampa and educated at the Fashion Institute of Technology, he crafts mobile, clingy outfits using jersey fabrics and flowing lines. He designs and sells, with projects in lingerie robes and nightgowns, drawing fans like Eartha Kitt and Mary Wilson.
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Haggins
Tampa
Fila
Brooklyn
Fashion Institute of Technology
Seventh Avenue
39Th Street
Sybil Burton Christopher
Eartha Kitt
Mary Wilson
The
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Ingenious Cleaning Tricks from a Clever Mother
A mother uses a soapcloth and rocket dust metaphor to persuade a child to wash. She reframes dirt as space dust for dignity and motivation. The piece notes rubber spatulas soften from fatty residues and suggests washing them with detergent after use. Brazil produces over three billion pounds of coffee annually, about half of global production.
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