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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
7
A reader shares a chaotic marriage where Woodrow’s temper outbursts disrupt family life. Molly suggests treating tantrums like a child’s, while Fruss asks for coping tactics and a plan to regain productivity amid volatile behavior.
Miss Kirkpatrick and Miss Barnard both tied the knot in summer weddings. Jerry Summers and Thomas Barnard held ceremonies at Benton Presbyterian Church and in Marion area settings, with floral lace gowns and candlelit altars. Attendants included Long, Summers, Young, and Wadas as guests arrived for receptions and lunch. The brides, both graduates, plan teaching careers in the Franklin area and Maywood respectively, as families celebrate.
Reader letter praises Mary Feeley guide, highlights New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz urging consumer vigilance. Lists ten practical cautions on pricing, pressure sales, written estimates, contracts, approvals, and who to consult for protection. The piece promotes free brochure access and wise buying practices.
Oswald Jacoby and Al Sobel discuss a bridge hand where a three heart raise led to Blackwood followed by a seven hearts contract. South ruffed a third diamond, discarded a queen of hearts, and led a singleton king to trump. The expert suggests East erred by not playing to force a trump trick and notes the dangers of overcomplicating with the ace and king in diamonds.
Marglujean Barnard and Robert Wayne Brown were married in West Frankfort, with the ceremony taking place in a local church and attended by family members and friends. The couple planned a brief reception nearby to celebrate the new marriage.
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