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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
7
The article endorses full skirts for hot weather noting their cool air flow and easy care. It highlights two budget friendly Cindy Collins ensembles, a two piece dress with sleeveless top and bow neckline, and a one piece look blouse and skirt in gem striped cotton with belted pleats.
The Boskydell Hustlers 4 H Club held demonstrations on June 17 in the Pomona School building. Kay Casleton showed coffee cake while Mona Deming demonstrated chocolate chip cookies. President Shyann Lipe led the business session and Lora Lipe recited. The group enjoyed games and softball with refreshments for 21 participants.
Mrs. Cora Anderson of Chicago mother of Mrs. Joe Aldridge is visiting Carterville for several weeks with her daughter. Emma Mateyka, Aldridge's sister, returned to Chicago after a week’s visit.
Memo highlights five frequent faults wives cite: poor communication and passive TV time after work, shirking domestic responsibilities, creating household disorganization, unequal sharing of chores despite both parents working, and quick criticism with few compliments. The piece questions readers about personal fit in marriage.
A guidance note urges teens to keep good manners at home Coke parties. Do not spill bottles on carpets or leave rings on tables or scatter food. Polite behavior earns welcome everywhere. poor manners invite exclusion.
Members of the Murphysboro Business and Professional Women's Club attended the Southern Sectional Leadership Conference in Edwardsville on Sunday. District 12 chairman Alberta Pautler attended a board meeting Saturday alongside club president Gertrude Snider and members Margaret Davis Marjorie Fast Mary Halpin Clara Blanche Diers Edna Carr Hilda Dietrich and Dorothy Welch.
The Gleaners class of Zeigler Baptist Church met in the church social room with Mrs J F Vaughn as hostess She gave a devotional on Fathers Mrs Charles Preston led entertainment Prizes went to Mrs O B Huey and Mrs John Skvier
In Herrin and Carterville players lead a 44-strong field at the Donosky Gold Trophy Club Championship first session. Final session set for Benton Elks Club Tuesday at 8 pm with defending champions Evelyn Goldsmith and Robert A. Giles.
The Murphysboro Woman's Club marks its 50th anniversary by presenting two books to Logan Library. Literature chair Mrs. William Wanstreet delivered the gifts to librarian Mrs. Lee Pickler. The titles are The Lady From Savannah by Gladys Denny Schultz and Daisy Gordon Lawrence and Out of These Roots by Agnes E. Meyer.
A June Cutler Home Bureau unit meeting featured a lesson on Party Plans for Family and Neighbor Groups presented at Mrs. Charles Cleland's home. Mrs. Cecil Monteith and Mrs. Lawrence Temple led the session. Roll call cited the line When I Joined Home Bureau.
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping when you eat talk or laugh. Sprinkle FASTEETH powder on plates for added comfort and a secure feel. It’s alkaline non acidic and sold at drug counters.
Murphy 4-H Club members met at radio 25 with Miss Donna Carlock presiding. Twelve members and two leaders attended as sewing projects neared completion. All garments must be finished by the July 25 style show. next meeting is July 1 at Bonnie Casleton’s home.
A whisk of instant minced garlic blended into appetizer spreads and dips adds a fine flavor fillip. Add it subtly with a fraction teaspoon per cup dip, replacing a clove or dehydrated garlic measure for balanced taste.
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post in Chester sponsors a Toys for Tots drive, collecting discarded toys Saturday for repair by Menard inmate students. Last year 180 Chester area children received toys, and a prior truckload went to Gorham after the December tornado.
Caps made of veiling feature flowers and tiny bows. They sit low on the head and are ideal for summer wear, offering light coverage and decorative detail.
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