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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
6
Easy care fabrics make family trips simpler for children. For younger children choose coordinated play outfits like jumper tops with white blouses, while older kids can wear slacks and dresses for comfort and ease. Dark colors help travel wear stay neat and durable.
Gazet te Paint and Wallpaper offers a wallpaper steamer for rent across from the courthouse. Phone number 684 6215. Open till 8 p.m. Fridays.
Azrin is installed as president of Carbondale Beth Jacob Temple Sisterhood with officers including Wides Elwitt Kahn Novick Kaplan and Greenberg. The retiring president moves to district and federation roles while Intravaia and Marberry gain leadership posts in state and area music organizations.
Dr Ronald L Taylor an insect physiologist pathologist at UC Irvine argues for exploring insect protein as a food source and potential cancer research aid He notes insects could provide protein in foods without being noticed while acknowledging public aversion and the need for fresh preparation The 28 year old researcher sees insects as a controversial but essential resource for future diets and scientific study
William Wanstreet of Murphysboro and Leah Poin dexter of Taylorville married June 2 at St Andrew's rectory Murphysboro with Rev Fred Renscher officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Freeman D Wright of Murphysboro A reception followed on Wanstreet's farm They will reside on Rt 2 Murphysboro Wanstreet is a retired grocery salesman and livestock farmer
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church in Murphysboro held a panel on interfaith understanding. Moderator was Mrs. B D Connor with panelists Mrs. Louis Wides, Mrs. Alphonse Gebhardt, and Mrs. H E McDowell representing Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant faiths. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Robert Hardy. Hostesses were Mrs. Preston Jones, Mrs. Katherine Adkins, and Mrs. Mary Opal Wright.
The Chester Woman's Club sponsors a children's story hour at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Chester Children's Library. The first session has occurred and five more follow.
Slice pimiento stuffed green olives and fold into creamed dried beef then serve atop crisp toast for a savory breakfast or luncheon option. The olives add a briny contrast to the rich beef spread.
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