Miss Rice and Joe Gulley Wed in Carterville Church
Donna Ann Rice of Carterville and Joe Gulley of Marion married in an afternoon ceremony Sunday at Carterville First Christian Church. The couple's families and attendants are named, with reception at the bride's home. The bride plans to teach in Carterville and the groom works for GAC Finance in Herrin. They will reside at 305 S Liberty Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Ann Rice
Carterville
Joe Gulley
Marion
Robert Howerton
John Fisher
Herrin
Larry Askew
Carterville Community High School
Southern Illinois University
Sigma Kappa Social
Gulley
Marion High School
GAC Finance Corp
Ann Landers Replies to Hamster Letter and a Pie Controversy
A hamsters fans protest And Ann Landers admits hamsters are odorless. A mother asks how to handle a 23 year old son who blames her for his faults, and Ann advises the mother to let him improve himself. A food editor complains about a pie column and jokes about the fallout from readers recipes.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Ruth
Miss Porter Weds Tarantino in Murphysboro Church
Miss Kathryn Porter and Mr Jerry Tarantino married at First Lutheran Church Murphysboro officiated by Rev Lyle Sucher The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Lehning Porter Murphysboro wore a peau de soie gown with eyelet train and pearl crown veil A reception followed at the church basement The couple will reside in Vergenes Tarantino teaches industrial arts at Hurst High School and the bride works at St Joseph Memorial Hospital They honeymooned in the Smoky Mountains
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Jerry Tarantino
Vergennes
First Lutheran Church
Murphysboro
Lyle Sucher
Kathryn Porter
Lehning Porter
Tarantino
Mary Tarantino
Hurst
Feta
Donald Inks
Williamsburg
Bert Gordon
John Porter
David Hindman
Robert L. Porter
Larry Canter
Karla Meyer
Violet Moneyhan
Marilyn Mailler
Pam Robinson
Barnes Hospital School of Nursing
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Southern Illinois University
Hurst High School
Smokey Mountains
Expert South Plays Safe In Rubber Bridge Fable
In a rubber bridge hand, expert South opts for a safety plan to avoid going down, cashing dummy’s spades and a diamond finesse to protect 11 tricks, while the slam line would yield 12 only with risk. The piece contrasts expert risk avoidance with the ordinary urge to force 12 tricks, noting overtricks matter less in rubber bridge than in duplicate.
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Oswald
Jim Jacoby
South
East
West
Expert South
Miss Spytek to Marry Gene Funk in September Wedding
Mr and Mrs Herman Spytek of Dowell announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann Spytek to Gene Robert Funk son of Mr and Mrs George Funk of Elkville Funk a 1962 Elkville High School graduate is a senior at Southern Illinois University He is a graduate of EHS and works for Modern Tile Co Carbondale The wedding is set for September 4 at Sacred Heart Church Du Quoin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Spytek
Dowell
Mary Ann
Gene Robert Funk
George Funk
Elkville
Miss Spytek
Elkville High School
Southern Illinois University
Funk
EHS
Modern Tile Co
Carbondale
Sacred Heart Church
du Quoin
Safe eating choices discussed by Williamson County Homemakers
The Friendship unit of the Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association met with Mrs. O H Turner presenting on choosing a safe eating establishment. Mrs. Robert Hopkins and Mrs. Wesley Felts spoke on flower arranging and workshop setups. Charter members from 1939 remained active. A craft lesson is planned for Oct. 7. A telephone committee was appointed, and a potluck dinner was held at Johnston City Park Cabin. Retiring president Mrs. John Biehl received a gift.
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Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association
O.H. Turner
Robert Hopkins
Wesley Felts
Charles Becker
Harry Sarver
J.H. Garrison
Felts
Walter Becker
Johnston City Park
John Biehl
Illiteracy Rate Highlighted in Kentucky Report
In Frankfort Kentucky statistics show one in thirteen residents cannot read or write and Kentucky’s functional illiterates number about 225000 within a three million population. The finding underscores statewide literacy challenges.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Miss Hill and Willis Hughes Married at Christ Evangelical Church
Donna Hill and Willis Hughes wed at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Neunert with Rev. W O Petzoldt officiating. Earl Hill Gale and W A Hughes Grand Tower are parents in law. Maid of honor Judith Smithey McClure and best man Warren Keith Grand Tower. Organist Marian Kraft Grand Tower. Reception at the bridegroom’s home followed the ceremony.
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Donna Hill
Willis Hughes
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Neunert
W. O. Petzoldt
Earl Hill
Gale
Hughes
W.A. Hughes
Grand Tower
Judith Smithey
McClure
Warren Keith
Marian Kraft
Miss Cline to Wed Lyle Morow in Wheaton Honor
Miss Kathleen Cline daughter of Carl and Mrs Cline of Herrin will wed Lyle Morow son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Morow of Peru. Miss Cline a SIU graduate and Wheaton teacher. Morow holds a master’s degree from the University of Illinois and teaches mathematics at Wheaton High School. The couple plan a August 21 wedding at Gary Memorial Methodist Church Wheaton.
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Carl McNeill
S. 19Th St
Herrin
Kathleen Cline
Lyle Mor- Ralph Morrow
Peru
Ralph Morow
Miss Cline
Southern Illinois University
Wheaton
Morrow
University of Illinois
Wheaton High School
Gary Memorial Methodist Church
Opposite Meanings in Everyday Phrases by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett analyzes common remarks and reveals their opposite meanings. She cites examples like I couldn't care less and You can be perfectly frank with me to show how politeness often hides real attitudes and feelings.
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Ruth Millett
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S. Liberty, Marion
Hampster
Sidney the Hamster
Sidney
Mary Ann Spytek
Ranaes
S. Illinois
Mr. and
Mrs
Hood
Porter
Area Bride
Jacoby
NORTH
Friendship Unit
Miss Hill
Joyce Lawson
Judy Bryant
Rena Absher
Stella Walker
West Walnut
S.M.L
Hewitts
Illinois
Dr. W. P
Nina Laboratory
Nina
Genava
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