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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
7
A reader boasts of a beloved truck-driver husband, three children, and European trips, praising the life. Another seeks romance after religious differences while dating a friend of an ex, and a third laments rough camping with two sons and insists on cabin comfort.
A reader requests columns that resemble their own material and asks for any pieces that sound familiar. They express concern about potential material lifting and seek notification of matching or similar writings.
Karen Settles of Canton was named the outstanding freshman in the School of Home Economics at a Home Economics Club banquet held last Thursday. The bracelet award honors the freshman judged to have made the greatest contributions to the club and school. Miss Settles is pursuing a double major in home economics education and foods in business.
In a bridge column, North shows Stayman after two clubs, East doubles for club strength, South and North relocate to spades. West opens clubs, East ruffs, and after a sequence including trumps and diamonds, South misplays and loses the contract. North notes the error was avoidable with bidding memory.
Money expert Mary Feeley advises Mary T of New York City to start a savings deposit the day she gets paid and live on cash for 30 days. Avoid charging items during that period to see real bargains clearly. A genuine bargain should leave more money, not less, in the till.
Ritta Whitesel, clothing and fashion specialist at Southern Illinois University, advises planning a vacation wardrobe with minimal garments but enough essentials. She suggests obtaining travel booklets and climate info, building a color scheme, and choosing interchangeable pieces and accessories to maximize outfits.
Miss Bartow Josephine Bartow, chair of home economics education at North Dakota State University, Fargo, has been named visiting professor at Southern Illinois University for July 15 to August 10. Eileen Quigley announced the appointment. Bartow will teach a short course on conducting adult programs in home economics.
One of the strongest power line systems in the United States will soon be in service in Key West. Reinforced concrete poles range from 8 to 105 feet and are designed to withstand wind gusts over 350 mph. The three mile line costs $465,000 and has a 50 year life expectancy.
Ruth Millett notes Mrs Arnold Palmer’s rule of cheerfulness and quiet in marriage. A wife should be present but unobtrusive, ready to listen when her husband is ready to talk, while staying busy with her own pursuits. Constructive silence strengthens companionship and trust.
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