Louisville Residents Visit In Herrin
Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of Louisville Kentucky visit this week with his parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Brown at 504 S 14th St Herrin Brown attends dentistry college in Louisville
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of Louisville Kentucky visit this week with his parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Brown at 504 S 14th St Herrin Brown attends dentistry college in Louisville
Washington Avenue Baptist Junior Missionary Society met at Mrs. Joe Johnson's home on Johnston City's East Eighth Street Thursday night. Assistant hostess was Mrs. John Oliver Jr. Mrs. Maurice Williams led the devotional with Mrs. Lowell Houston. Guest Mrs. Ray Purcell showed photos from a European tour. Prizes went to Mrs. Purcell and guest Mrs. H. C. Mickels of Flora while Miss Bess Rogers of Flora also attended. About 20 people were served refreshments.
A practical guide for teenagers shopping for swimsuits by Alice Hart. It covers fit checks at dressing, ease of entry, hip seam strain, proper bra support in one and two piece suits, arm over head test, thigh coverage, interior seam comfort, and selecting another suit if current one feels scratchy or ill fitted.
Dental authorities emphasize teaching a young child to brush with toothpaste after each meal. Early brushing may be imperfect but forming the after meal routine will yield long term benefits.
Mr and Mrs Harry Owsley and daughter Harriet June of Carlsbad New Mexico are visiting Zeigler with Anna Slack, Olin Berry, and Harry Slack. Dewey McKissick and grandson Michael Earl Burgardt of Wichita Kansas join the Berrys and Slacks. Mr and Mrs Robert Hargis and daughter Diane of Chicago return after a three day Zeigler visit with Homer King and Lee Hargis. Mrs Homer King returned May 26 from Arrow Head Lodge Missouri where she was among 32 Singer Sewing Machine Co teachers on an expenses paid vacation.
A home cooking tip notes tail meat in a ribeye style steak is tougher and should be ground or trimmed before serving. The guidance contrasts with larger cuts and suggests using the tail portion for grinding to improve tenderness.
Miss Clara Mansker daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilmer Mansker of Rockwood and Joseph Perjak son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Perjak of Belleville were married June 2 at St Marys Catholic Church Chester in a single ring ceremony at 2 pm The Rev Father Corcoran officiated The bride wore a waltz length eyelet organdy dress with jacket and roses The brides attendant was Rosemary Junger Best man Raymond Perjak After a trip to Big Springs Mo they will live at 2028A Grand Ave Granite City The bride is a 1956 Chester High School graduate The groom attends Southern Illinois University
Nutritionists advise that at least half of daily calories come from protective foods such as fruits vegetables milk products and eggs. Some favor giving fruits and vegetables prominence beyond the Stiebeling and Ward recommendations. Dr Hazel Steibling heads Human Research at the U S Department of Agriculture.
Dr George W Crane argues against weekly allowances for children and in favor of paying for real work. Donnie P 11 resents 50 cent weekly pay while other kids receive more. He warns that allowances teach nothing of effort and advocates fair pay for tasks, cultivating thrift and bargaining, ending family dole.
A three year old can begin dental hygiene with help as brushing and toothpaste use may feel awkward. Turn it into a game to spark interest and ensure he enjoys the toothpaste taste.
A kitchen note explains a tall can of evaporated milk holds 12 3 cups. The phrasing suggests a measurement error or a mnemonic for portioning.
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