Care Needed To Dye Hair
Changing hair color is common and accepted. Mature women should choose softer hues than their youth to flatter aging skin, avoiding harsh contrasts.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
6
Changing hair color is common and accepted. Mature women should choose softer hues than their youth to flatter aging skin, avoiding harsh contrasts.
Miss Mary Louise Thetford daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Thetford of Route 1 Carbondale married Ronald Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Ralston Edwards of Vandalia in a June 5 ceremony at University Baptist Church Carbondale The bride is a student at Carbondale Community High School The groom attends Southern Illinois University The ceremony was officiated by L H Moore uncle of the groom with bridesmaid Mrs Sara Moore Attending the groom was his brother Ralston Edwards Jr The couple will reside in Carbondale until the groom finishes his university work.
Dilute limeade concentrate per can directions and freeze in ice cube trays. Add frozen limeade cubes to tall glasses of ginger ale for a refreshing beverage.
Guidance on presenting salad separately from hot main courses. Suggests a separate salad plate placed to the left of the main plate and cautions against serving cold salad on warmed dishes.
White cast pumps with a stacked leather heel offer a summer shoe option. The piece advises keeping shoes pristine and suggests trying a pair to refresh warm weather wardrobes.
Practical tips for stress free travel emphasize budgeting, pacing travel days with children, planning activities for each family member, researching new destinations, and avoiding home worries during trips. Prepare guests in advance, communicate plans, stay pleasant with service staff, and avoid overloading schedules to prevent fatigue.
The Order of Rainbow for Girls in Carbondale will hold a semi public installation of officers at 8 p m today in Masonic Hall. Miss Meredith Ann Gurley will be installed worthy advisor. Eastern Star Masonic Lodge and friends are invited.
Mr and Mrs Marion Fox of Burbank California are visiting in Christopher at the home of Mr and Mrs Tommy Willis.
Mr and Mrs Tony Kristoff Jr announce the marriage of their daughter Judy to Gary R Malone of Amanta Texas. The ceremony took place May 29 in Los Angeles and the couple now reside there. Mrs Malone is a Carbondale Community High School graduate. Mr Malone works as a technical writer for an electronics magazine.
Mrs Louise Fikes Rodabaugh formerly of Carbon dale and SIU student now in the University of Alabama summer session has been initiated into the Alabama chapter of Kappa Delta Pi the national honor organization for education majors. She recently made the Dean's list and honors roll for outstanding scholastic records.
Moose Women of the Moose chapter 1234 in Carbondale elected new officers and planned installation for June 24 at a meeting on Wednesday. Senior regent Roberta McKinney led, two new members Delores Hawk and Helen Goforth welcomed, Esther Loftus membership chair and committee organized the night. Prizes awarded to Helen Morris Helen Turner and Doris Allen. A chicken dinner precedes the installation with husbands as guests. Practice for the installation set for 7 pm on June 17.
Visit notes that Mrs. Sarah Browning and her son Raymond Dale of Miami Florida are visiting two weeks with sister Mrs. Hazel Bacon and family in rural Christopher. She also plans to visit relatives in Benton and Du Quoin.
The Women’s Bible Class of the First Baptist Church of Carbondale met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ernest Eaton. Mrs. E L Goss gave the devotional on Love for one another. Mrs. Joe Robinson, president, conducted the business meeting.
Mrs Effie Hammel, Mrs Norma Caterina, and Mrs Ei leen Boyer of Murphysboro attend the state convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliaries in Springfield.
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