Hey Gals series to start in Southern Illinoisan
Ben Gelman reviews a forthcoming women pages feature in the Southern Illinoisan titled Hey Gals with columns by Margaret Boswell Frances Van Cleave and Angela Mildenberger. The piece argues the columns will cover life and tough female issues and may benefit both genders by airing grievances and exposing ideas.
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Southern Illinoisan
Margaret Boswell
Frances van Cleave
Angela Mildenberger
Doris Day
A Woman Is At Her Very Worst When She Bosses A Man Around
Ruth Millett contrasts idealized women with the worst behavior. She lists scenes of attractive conduct such as dressing for a party and caring for a child, then singles out rude, loud, gossipy, and bossy actions like shouting at staff, gossiping, and bossing a man around as the woman’s worst traits.
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Ruth Millett
Club To Meet The Egyptian Garden Club In Carbondale
The Egyptian Garden Club in Carbondale will meet Monday with Mrs. I. G. McLaughlin at 903 West Freeman Street.
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Egyptian Garden Club
Carbondale
I. G. McLaughlin
W. Freeman St
Birthday Party for Christine Crowe Marks Thirteenth
Mrs. Margaret Crowe entertained on Tuesday night for Christine Crowe’s thirteenth birthday. Seven guests attended the celebration.
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Margaret Crowe
Christopher
Christine
Smiths Visit Johnston City and Christopher Relatives
Johnston Karen Smith of New Kensington Pennsylvania spends a month with her grandparents Mr and Mrs H C Smith in Johnston City and with Mr and Mrs Fred Hogue in Christopher showing a summer family visit.
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Karen Smith
New Kensington
H. C. Smith
Johnston City
Fred Hogue
Christopher
Chicago man visits Zeigler with his mother
Charles Kutcosky of Chicago is visiting Zeigler with his mother, Mrs. Tillie Kutcosky.
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Charles Kutcosky
Chicago
Zeigler
Mrs
Tillie Kutcosky
Engagement Pronouncements Traditionally Reserved for Bride Family
The article states engagements should be announced by the bride’s parents or her closest relatives or guardian if the parents are deceased. It emphasizes that the groom’s parents do not make the announcement.
BPW Plans Trip To Muny Opera And July Picnic
Murphysboro Business and Professional Women's club held its June dinner at Tom's Place with Mrs. Clara Blanche Diers presiding. Members planned a Muny Opera visit in August and a July picnic at Madeline Pierson's home. Mrs. Elizabeth Grizzell chaired the public relations program.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Murphysboro
Tom’s Place
Clara Blanche Diers
Muny Opera
Madeline Pierson
Elizabeth Grizzell
Sapingtons Return Home After Family Visit in Johnston City
Mr and Mrs Harry Saping ton and their children of Tucumcari New Mexico departed Wednesday to return home following a five day visit with her uncle Charley Eberhardt Hunter and daughter in Johnston City.
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Harry Sapington
Tucumcari
N. M
Charley Eberhardt
Hunter
Johnston City
Wiseman visits grandparents in Johnston City area
David Wiseman of Phoenix Arizona spends a month with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Claude Wiseman living east of Johnston City during his visit to the area.
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David Wiseman
Phoenix, Ariz
Claude Wiseman
Johnston City
Pickles and Relishes Recipe Contest Opens Today
The Southern Illinoisan invites readers to submit pickle and relish recipes for a contest with a $5 prize. Send entries to the specified towns by deadline for the Fish and Seafood contest. The Main Dish Salad winner will be announced Monday.
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Herrin
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Marion
Altrusa Names Committees for 1925 Carbondale Club
The Carbondale Altrusa Club met at Engel's for a luncheon and approved the delegate to the 59th International Altrusa Convention at Edgewater Beach Chicago in July 1925 with Mrs. Araminta Bigelow as representative. A monthly newsletter will start and committees were named for Information Public Affairs Vocational Information International Relations Club Project Finance Membership and Program Coordination with June 23 picnic next.
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Carbondale
Altrusa Club
Engel’s
Hilda A. Stein
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Araminta Bigelow
Miss Stein
Altrusa
Edith Burnett
Edna Weller
Violet Fenzel
Lavera Wisely
Augusta Milligan
Helen Sinclair
Dorris Moore
Betty Walker
Lucille Steele
Minnie Mae Pitkin
Christine Turok
Ruth McKeown
Sue
Questions on children home school and personality problems
Questions about children's home school and personality problems may be directed to Mr. Goodmen in care of this newspaper. For a reply, please enclose a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Goodmen
Do Not Interfere With Child Friends Say Experts
A Dr Goodman column advises letting children choose friends even if rough. It argues interference harms social learning, may foster deceit, and risks losing parental status. It cites a mother’s concern about crude language and suggests steady parental standards guide the child.
Past Presidents Club Hears Activity Reports
The Past President's Club of Donald Forsythe Unit 514 American Legion Auxiliary met at Jackson Country Club. Officers reported, gifts were given to infant Ricky Deason, and a record book cover was approved. They sponsor Nancy Williams for Illini Girls State and cancel July meeting for a picnic August 10 at Carbon dale City Lake.
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Donald Forsythe
American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Trail
Jackson Country Club
Legion Club
John W. Williams
Ralph V. Deason
Ricky
Armanent
Eteran’s Craft Exchange
Araminta Bigelow
Downey VA Hospital
Chicago
Carbondale Group
Illini Girls State
Department of Illinois
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Nancy Williams
Miss Williams
Carbondale City Lake
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