Cutler church marks its 50th anniversary
The First Baptist Church of Cutler marks 50 years since organizing after a six week revival in 1929. Anniversary events include a 9 45 a m Sunday school, 10 30 a m worship with Rev Larry Potts, a covered dish dinner, and 1 30 p m afternoon services with Rev Richard Stewart and Rev Bernard R Duckworth as pastor.
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Cutler Church
First Baptist Church of
Cutler
Ice
Larry Potts
Richard Stewart
High Blood Pressure A Common Killer Explained
An educational piece by Stuart Frank detailing hypertension causes, risks, and the importance of regular blood pressure checks. It covers definitions, normal ranges, risk groups, pregnancy considerations, and treatment outlook, emphasizing preventable control and accessible care.
Living will rights to die in peace may vary by state
A reader asks if terminal illness can be managed to avoid life support. The answer explains living wills exist in Illinois and other states, enabling a person to decline artificial sustenance or ventilation. It notes legal availability, the need for physician declaration of irreversibility, and provides a sample source for copies.
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Ann Landers
Dad
Illinois
W. 57Th St
New York
N.Y
Rhubarb and Carrots Make Nouvelle Cuisine Oddity
Recipe notes from Cecily Brownstone describe a rhubarb and carrot dish from her sister Frances. Water orange rind and carrots boil, then rhubarb and sugar are added and cooked until tender. Rhubarb and carrots are intermingled and served with a butter cornstarch sauce made from the reserved liquid. Makes 6 servings.
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Frances
Vietnamese family of 4 seeks new life in Carterville
Kim-Lien Nguyen and her three children fled a Vietnam Air Force base after years of war. They traveled to an island near Vietnam, then to the United States arriving in Florida. After four months in a tent, they moved to Southern Illinois to be near a niece in school, adapting through limited English skills.
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Bonnie Gamble Marx
Kim-Lien Nguyen
Vietnam
Kim-Lien
Carterville
Kim- Lien
United States
Florida
Southern Illinois
Vietnamese immigrant finds new life and adjusts in America
Kim-Lien and her family left Vietnam with little beyond clothes and hope. She trains at John A. Logan College, earning an accounting degree, and awaits job offers while adjusting to American customs, food, and language. Her family remains in Vietnam, fearing for their safety, with plans to seek a future in Indiana or Southern Illinois as peace remains elusive.
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Kim-Lien
John A. Logan College
Vietnam
America
Kim- Lien
Namese Reel
Malaysia
Indiana
Illinois
National Huntington Disease Association Address Update
Confidential note confirms the current address for the National Huntington Disease Association as 128A East 74th Street New York New York 10021. The update preserves contact locality and official placement for future correspondence.
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National
Huntington Disease Association
East 74Th St
New York
N.Y
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Cecily Brownstone
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JEEP
Carl East
Uni M-F
Ility Mall
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