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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
7
Readers send letters to Dear Ann Landers on family kissing habits versus sexuality and on offering real help to the grieving. The column includes one note praising parental affection and another urging practical support for widows, alongside a WMU meeting report from Johnston City First Baptist Church.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Morgan announce the marriage of their daughter Dana Jane to Richard Brink son of Mr and Mrs Orvil Brink both families from Cahokia and Belleville Rich Brink is a Winchester teacher Dana Jane is a Trico High School and SIU graduate who taught home economics at Cahokia Senior High School The wedding is set for 7 p m July 2 at Maplewood Park Baptist Church Cahokia
Jerrie Lynn McHargue married Kenneth Dooley on June 12 at Herrin First Christian Church in a ceremony attended by about 200 guests. The couple will reside at 406 E Idaho in Carterville. McHargue, a 1964 Herrin Township High School and 1965 Marion College of Beauty Culture graduate, will work at Modernell Beauty Shop. Dooley, a 1962 Herrin High School graduate, is employed at Allen Industries. The article notes other wedding party members and family details.
Oswald and Jim discuss a bridge hand where South misused Blackwood with a worthless doubleton and a no ace response. They argue four no trump overbid, note rule violations, and explain how a four clubs over three spades would have created a slam path. The exchange highlights strategic limits of Blackwood and the value of signaling with bids.
Benton listing for a newly built three bedroom house with full basement and attached garage. Includes large built in kitchen, full air conditioning, FHA approved construction, priced for quick sale as owners leave area. Call Benton 435 2143.
Miss Donna Muir and D N Mallory married in a June 12 ceremony at Johnston City First Christian Church. Pastor Robert Small officiated. The bride, daughter of Everett Muir, wore white lace over taffeta with a shoulder length veil and carried chrysanthemums and carnations. Attendants were Everett Blades and his partner.
A Johns ton City First Baptist Church Eurelan class nominating committee was appointed including Mrs. Henry Imhoff Mrs. T M Perry and Mrs Harry Miles. Officers to be elected in September. The annual birthday party included 35 cards mailed to shut ins with Ella Brown leading devotions Mrs John Willhite playing hymns and directing games.
The Friendship missionary circle of Johnston City First Baptist Church funds a national Young Woman's Auxiliary delegate. The July Glorietta New Mexico camp is the travel target. A church breakfast featured Mrs. Hosea Hill with help from Mrs. Laura Bell and Mrs. John Willhite. Mrs. Harry Miles and Mrs. Willhite hosted.
Mr and Mrs Richard Dale Alexander wed after a ceremony at Carterville First Christian Church. The bride, Marcia Susette Frost, is the daughter of Leo and Frost of Carterville. The couple, both Carterville High School graduates, attend Southern Illinois University.
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