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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
7
A reader asks how to handle a coughing child in a troubled marriage and Ann Landers advises involving the physician, noting a nervous habit can linger. Responses cover a gal with a boyfriend’s shady finances, accepting compliments, and a teen marriage, urging honesty, responsibility, and legal counsel where needed.
Ruth Millett reports a psychiatrist warning that children need parents as authority figures not friends. The expert argues love protection and discipline come from parents, while buddy relationships hinder obedience and character development.
Dixie Cardwell daughter of Alma Cardwell and James Cardwell was graduated from De Paul Hospital School of Nursing in St. Louis. She earned Herrin Township High School in 1962 and will start work at Anna State Hospital July 1.
Mrs. George Nichols of New York donated a painting by George William Russell known as A E to the Southern Illinois University library. The work titled Looking Out to Hybrazel portrays mooring ladies at sea and joins a strong SIU collection of A E letters and manuscripts.
The Carbondale Township Republican Women’s Club has been organized and will meet at 10 a.m. on the third Wednesday each month at Engel’s restaurant. Officers include Mrs. Irvin W Miller president Mrs. Howard Olson vice president and Mrs. Devin Anderson secretary treasurer. Membership chairman is Mrs. William Volk and publicity chair is Mrs. Harold Chew. Dues are $1 yearly.
Pattern touts a white accented dress with double pleat hem and pin bodice contrast. Features, sizing 12 to 20, fabric needs for size 14, body measurements, price 1 dollar, postage and book option details, ordering address in New York.
The American Society of Travel Agents reports 6,786,340 foreign visitors entered the United States in 1964 for pleasure and business. They spent $1.225 billion, topping prior records for foreign tourism expenditure.
St Joseph Memorial Hospital Auxiliary of Murphysboro collects donations today and Wednesday for its annual Flea Market at the Red Barn 724 Walnut St from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds fund a scholarship for students pursuing health careers. The sale runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. The event originated in Paris as a miscellaneous rummage sale.
The Italian Ministry of Public Education reports 6,906,446 students attended Italian schools in the 1963 64 academic year. Of these 231,358 were in universities with the remaining enrolled in elementary and secondary schools.
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