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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
6
NIH researchers report three lines of evidence linking maternal nutrition to fetal brain development. In the Perinatal Project involving about 60,000 pregnancies, diabetic mothers with a acetone byproduct showed lower child IQs, while antibiotic-treated mothers yielded higher IQs, though antibiotics are only for infection.
Mrs. Michael Shueman of Cottage Hills Wood River Illinois gave birth Saturday to her third set of twins in four years joining twin girls Pamela Debra who will be four in July and twins Michael and Michele who turn three in June Tammy five Richard two in October and a boy and girl born prematurely four pounds each The father serving in Viet Nam was notified by the Red Cross Officials at Wood River Township Hospital said the mother is fine and the babies were moved to a premature center in East St Louis
Mildred Hindman IASCD secretary and Herrin district official, serving on the board and editing the association newsletter for three years, also holds the Southern Illinois Curriculum Group secretary post. She appears in Who's Who in American Education. her husband Wayne Hindman, a noted Herrin businessman, was killed in a plane crash.
Fashion column notes knickers reappearing for women as designer lines pair them with jackets and sweaters. Sylvia De Gay explains the rise in pants wear, citing Duke of Windsor ensembles as influence and Saks Fifth Avenue placing knickers in June collections.
Miss Dawne Linnea Tedrick became the bride of Clyde Dee McConnaughhay Saturday afternoon at University Artist Church in Carbondale. The Rev. Thomas Ewald of Lincoln officiated before an altar decorated with pink and white carnations, candelabra and greenery.
The New York Archdiocese led by Archbishop Terence J. Cooke fills a vacancy created by Cardinal Spellman’s death. The bride and groom, Ralph Tedrick of Carbondale and C. L. McConnaughhay of Valley Station Kentucky, wed with a ceremony featuring an organza gown and Alencon lace. The wedding party included Maria Stephenson and Lynda Houghland as maids of honor, with Tim Offutt and James Ball among the groom’s party. The couple plans to live in Georgetown Kentucky after a Florida honeymoon. the bride is a Georgetown College student and the groom a current senior.
Apricots plums peaches pears and bananas gain new appeal when warmed briefly. Cook until plump or tender while keeping texture, then drizzle light corn syrup from the bottle to enhance flavor and juices.
Rich brown emerges this spring as a bold trim option paired with white against the navy red and white scheme. The mix offers a strong contrast while keeping a classic seasonal look.
If Hollandaise sauce separates you can restore it by beating in a little cream. Whisk until smooth and glossy, then adjust with a touch of lemon juice or warm water as needed.
The M. F. Harmon Chapter of DeMolay in Murphysboro attended the jurisdiction in Granite City and claimed the traveling trophy for second straight time for most present and farthest traveled. They will hold a public installation of officers at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Masonic Temple in Murphysboro.
Herrin Mayor declares today through Sunday as Operation Healthy Baby Week. Herrin Junior Woman's Club teams with National Foundation March of Dimes to raise birth defect prevention awareness and promote prenatal care through displays pamphlets radio spots and a May 14 dance at The Cave with New Dimensions providing music. Admission is 1 and proceeds go to March of Dimes. first baby born in Herrin Hospital this week to receive a gift.
Soft looks revive in fashion with shirring showing midriff on one dress, bodice detailing on another, and puffed sleeves. Designers emphasize relaxed silhouettes and flexible fits across collections.
Monday events include a 7 p.m. card party at W F W Hall in Murphysboro with tickets at the door for 50 cents. Tuesday features a mother daughter banquet in Marion at Ramada Inn. Herrin hosts an American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 7 30 p m honoring gold star members. Benton holds a Franklin County Homemakers session at 1 p.m. with Ina Stacey hosting.
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