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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
8
The twenty sixth reunion of the Smith and Bulliner families will be held Sunday at the Herrin City Lake pump house. A basket dinner is planned with cold soda provided. The event has been observed every Father's Day since June 14, 1940 and Frank Bulliner of Herrin is group president.
A letter from Janice Surasky urges non-smokers to retaliate against smokers for the odors and hazards of tobacco. The writer describes daily irritations from smoke and ash and advocates hiding cigarettes and offering gum as substitutes while embracing a fight rather than switch attitude.
Eleven year old Charity Will of Herrin says the cut makes her feel older as Mrs. Robert Will watches her hair, about 35 inches long, be shortened from a single pigtail to shoulder length and then into a bubble style. The family plans to have the hair made into a hairpiece.
Committee chairs for the Prosperity unit of Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association were appointed. They include Mrs. Joe Stritzel 4-H Mrs. Tom Wilson publicity Mrs. Fred Stritzel health Mrs. Mary Parrish song leader and Mrs. Arthur Bozue crafts The group plans an excursion aboard the Admiral July 29 sponsored for all county units. Mrs Wilson shared tips on judging safe eating places. Mrs Dean Littlefair spoke on flower arrangements and Debbie Smith demonstrated them.
Republicans To Meet Women interested in joining the Williamson County Republican Woman's Club are invited to a meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Herrin City Library. Club dues are $1 per year.
At a Carbondale Newcomers meeting in the Church of the Good Shepherd Mrs. Wayne Bagley showcased home garden tips and artificial floral arrangements. Members include Carbondale Garden Study Club and Newcomers with flowers used in displays.
A note suggests placing a frankfurter or two into hashed brown potatoes by slicing thin and mixing. The advice emphasizes using remaining franks to flavor a potato dish.
Mrs Flo Phillips becomes president of the Carterville Homemakers Extension Unit this month. Other new officers include Mrs Tom Horn as vice president and Mrs Cecil Calvert as secretary. The group met at Mrs Steffes home to elect and organize.
The Hurst Royal Neighbors Lodge hosts a linen show on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Hurst Rebekah Hall to aid Mrs. Erma Shafer whose home burned on May 23.
An advertisement promoting Odrinex fat loss tablets with a money back guarantee. It claims easy swallowing and quick fat reduction. The offer lists Hewitt's Rexall Drug Store Carbondale Herrin Rexall Drug Store Hagler's OK Store Murphysboro and mail orders as retailers.
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