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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
7
Elaine holds a wooden nesting doll sent by Khrushchev with a letter of thanks. The doll unfolds into 12 connected figures, symbolizing a wish for peace between the two nations, and is presented in a niece’s note describing the gesture.
A married woman shares eleven years of jealousy affecting her life with husband and children. She asks for guidance about preventing jealousy, while a younger engaged woman seeks advice on a possessive partner. Dr Goodman advises therapy, stress on honest talk, and possible psychiatric help for the jealous spouse.
A reader asks if a cat knew what it was doing when it ate a baked cake left cooling on a kitchen table. Ann Landers replies about the cat Bessie climbing to reach the cake and the lesson for owners in supervising pets.
Announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Seagle of West Frankfort their daughter Kay is engaged to Seaman Apprentice Leonard Oxford son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Oxford of Marion. Oxford serves aboard the USS Intrepid in Norfolk and the wedding plans are not yet set.
Mrs Ruth Franklin and Mrs Beulah Apple were Memorial Day guests of Mrs Harvey Harey at 405 Beveridge Carbondale.
Carbondale Lodge 2369 Eagle members install officers at the Eagles Home on May 23. James A. Hunter named president with Floyd Holliday assisting as installing officer. Wives and auxiliary officers include Marge Willoughby as president and Jewel Bradley of Marion as state president overseeing the installation. Other officers listed include Sylvia Thompson, Hazel Brewer, Louise Hopp, Rich, Br, Juanita Br, Gladys Halliday, Edna Renshaw, Merlene Brewer, Nannie McGrail, Jennie Mappin and Thelma Newsome serving as trustees.
A simple pan method for preparing peppers sliced in wide strips. Pepper strips are sautéed in a mixture of olive oil and butter to accompany veal, yielding a flavorful, rich side dish.
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