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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
7
The page compiles reader letters to Ann Landers about TV commercials affecting teens, meat safety, dating, heartbreak, pet loss, and a physician bragging about his gallstones. The column offers brief, practical responses.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gene Boatright and their son from Akron Ohio previously of Herrin visited Mrs E H Blair at 520 S 20th St Herrin on Monday as they traveled to Springfield.
The engagement of Mary Ellen Johnson to James Hooker Jr. is announced. Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Marion and a 1965 Marion High School graduate employed by Illinois General Telephone Co. Hooker is a private first class in the Marines stationed at Camp Lejeune, N C. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Ruth Millett ponders how children from so called good homes treat adults poorly in public. She asks parents to honestly assess if their child sasses teachers tolerates rudeness and disrupts guests.
Create an oval look by balancing chin fullness and reducing forehead width. Use jumbo rollers set down and under from the center part, with smaller rollers at the nape. Brush smoothly from the center part to hug the forehead and form a soft page boy at the back. A light tease adds fullness.
Mrs. Doyle Fink of Mill Creek invites all unit membership chairmen to a Jonesboro branch meeting on June 23 at 9 a.m. in the Farm Bureau building basement. The group will plan the 1965 66 membership drive.
Judith Kay Durham and Mich ael LaDell Dodd wed in the Whiteash Free Will Baptist Church north of Marion. Rev. George Flanigan officiated. The bride, daughter of Bruce and Mildred Durham, wore white lace. The groom is son of Esther Moseley and Lester Dodd. Attendants included Ronnie Blankenship of Johnston City.
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