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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1979

Page

6

Elks to hold Flag Day ceremony at regular meeting

Carbondale Elks Lodge 1243 will hold a Flag Day ceremony during its 7 36 p m meeting Tuesday to honor Flag Day U S A and unveil an American Flag that flew over the Capitol in Washington D C The Elks colors and new flag poles will be shown Americanism Chairman Marion Bradley leads the event Col Fred Perry and Roger Rains will raise the flags The flags will fly 24 hours a day while a light or spotlight shines on them. New candystriper program to begin at Memorial Hospital Preparations are now being made.

Carbondale Elks Lodge 1243 U.S.A Capital Washington, D.C Eiks Marion Bradley Fred Perry Roger Rains

Engagements announced for Gayla Terry and James Meggs

Gayla Jean Terry and James Allen Meggs announce their engagement. Terry is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Guy Terry of Benton and a Benton Community High School student. Meggs is a senior at Egyptian High School in Tamms and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Norris of Thebes.

Gayla Jean Terry James Allen Meggs Guy Terry Benton Mrs. Monroe Norris Thebes Miss Terry Benton Community High School Meggs Egyptian High School Tamms

Engagement Notice for Marilyn Nash and Rick Pollock

Marilyn Clark Nash and Rick Eugene Pollock announce their engagement. The bride elect is the daughter of Mrs Archie Eugene Ellis Nash and Mrs James Lewis and Bill Pollock of Hopkinsville. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs Dempsey Funkhouser of Zeig-

Marilyn Clark Nash Rick Eugene Pollock Archie Eugene Ellis Nash Hopkinsville James Lewis Bill Pollock Dempsey Funkhouser Zeig

Maternal vow of poverty challenged by mothers rights

A humorous column by Erma Bombeck arguing for a Mother’s Bill of Rights. It describes moms losing personal items, hairbrushes, and freedom in the delivery room, proposing visitation to the kitchen, protection of personal effects, and a dedicated suitcase for mothers.

Erma Bombeck Michigan

Dear Ann Landers on homosexuality normal or not

A reader asks Ann Landers to reconsider her stance after Masters and Johnson declare homosexuality natural. The columnist maintains homosexuality is a dysfunction though acknowledges that many homosexuals are well adjusted and should not be denied employment.

University of Minnesota Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Unicef Masters

Masters and Johnson findings on sexuality debated

Ann Landers cautions that laboratory sex differs from private intimacy and questions the validity of Masters and Johnson’s conclusions. She notes controversy over whether homosexuality is learned or genetic and warns that claims of "turning" homosexuals straight in two weeks are dangerous and misleading.

Ann Landers Masters and Johnson

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