Grassy Girl Scout Camp Opens With Local Attendance
Grassy Girl Scout Camp opened with 21 girls from Murphysboro, nine from Carbondale, and six from Herrin. Vacancies remain for July and August sessions. Director Miss Mabel L. Webb announced acceptance of Brownies and Intermediate Scouts from outside the King Coal Council area. Staff include Director Webb and a large team from nearby towns. activities span handcraft, dramatics, outdoor cooking, and program planning with community guests leading singing and folk dancing.
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Little Grassy
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Herrin
Mabel L. Webb
King Coal Council
Grassy
David McIntosh
Wayman Presley
Makanda
New Neoprene Household Gloves Aim At Eczema Causes
A dermatologist notes mothers of young children and bartenders share a common risk for dermatitis from frequent hand immersion. The best remedy for housewives eczema is prevention, using new neoprene household gloves instead of latex. They resist chemical deterioration, feature a non-slip grip, and a cotton-down lining in marine green, sunshine yellow, or horizon blue.
Carbondale Scout Day Camp Ends Session
Carbondale Girl Scouts wrapped up a Friday day camp at Carbondale City Park with an all camp program, cookout, and unit skits. Ninety four Brownie and Intermediate Scouts attended, enjoying lashing, knot tying, crafts, hikes, and outdoor cooking under leaders from eight units guided by Mrs. Richard C. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Tm Camp Council
Sunbeam
Gina Bridwell
April Rowland
Busy Beaver
Brenda Jackson
Jo Dougherty
Robin
Deanna Davidson
Sandra Dillon
Old Fort
Mary Lenzini
Debbi Woolard
Illini
Becky Moake
Donna McBride
William Lyons
J. G. Bridwell
Paul Hunsinger
Troy Edwards
J. E. Jones
Harry Dubets
Kris Stotlar
Lucy Brown
Peggy Robinson
Judy Hunter
Brenda Dillon
Janice Armour
Sarah Moore
Donna Hill
Stanley Strusz
Joyce Watkins
Richard C. Franklin
Willis Malone
Robert Dudenbostel
Carbondale City Park
David Stroup
Sunbeams
Is It True Women Are Tardy More Often Than Men
Dr George W Crane explores claims that women are chronically late, citing anecdotes from wives and husbands. He discusses etiquette, time perception, and how punctuality varies, noting friends who say their wives are late and others who insist they are rarely tardy.
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Crane
Rollinger
Big Strong Man Sets Tests For The Little Woman
From Ruth Milfet a Chicago reader answers a question about why men behave as they do. He poses pointed contrasts on habits and feelings, noting that what triggers fuss in women is often seen as neglect in men and urging courtesy in handling domestic matters as both manners and business.
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Chicago
Michigan guests visit friends in Johnston City and Marion
Michigan guests Mr and Mrs Billy Harris and son of Battle Creek are spending their vacation with friends in Johnston City and Marion. They are former residents of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Tarn
West Frankfort
John Gualdoni
Herrin
Hilda Wandling
Marion
Carolyn Hutton
Harold Bush
Makanda
Donna Gibbon
Diane Boyd
Anna
Anna Kasper
Benton
Judy Jack
Drew Drew
Eva Jean Drew
Wintona Wandling
Manon
Judy
Harry Duets
Mary Ruth Edwards
Pinckneyville
Elmer Huckshold
Christopher
Billy Harris
Battle Creek, Mich
Johnston City
Rupperdt Family Leaves for Colorado Vacation
Dr and Mrs F O Rupperdt and their son depart Johnston City for a two week vacation in Colorado, traveling Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Rupperdt
Arizona Visit By Jennings Runion Family
In Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jennings and son Bill of Cutler with their daughter Mrs. J R Runion and baby of Millstadt are visiting Phoenix with their dau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jennings
Bill
Cutler
J. R. Runion
Baby
Millstadt
Phoenix, Ariz
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Miss Mabel L. Webb
George W. Crane
R. R. Rollinger
Anderson. Hi
Roy Bollinger
Dr Crane
Oime
Ruth Milfet
Michigan
Colorado
Leno
Huck
Fairfax Drapery
Mda Tat
Arizona
Zonna
Beauty Shop
Springer Carbondale
For
Ster
Albert Lindner
Danville
Ill
Rennel Concentrae
A. Wilson
Washington Ave
Southern Illinois
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