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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
7
A reader asks how to handle a coworker who injures colleagues with punches and shoves. Ann Landers suggests firm confrontation and stopping the joking while a reform begins. The column also covers personal ethics about engagements and a welfare league rally, plus a sitters dilemma for a girl who brings her boyfriend to work. The letters reflect midcentury advice on relationships workplace behavior and supervision.
Meat bargains highlight the week with beef roasts picnic hams and pork chops among savings for full meals. Broilers eggs bacon and sausage are featured with roasting chickens around 39 cents a pound and Florida watermelons near seasonal lows. Fresh vegetables and fruit including corn asparagus strawberries bananas apples citrus show mixed price trends and regional offerings.
Ruth Millett notes a British columnist in New York argues the era of the big grin dominates public life. Television pitchmen and politicians alike use broad smiles to project confidence, even as critics say constant grinning wears thin and masks concerns voters may share.
Evangelist Clyde Childers will conduct revival services at First Baptist Church Cutler and Our Savior Lutheran Church Carbon. The revival runs Sunday through Sunday with morning and evening services, and announcements are to be made in the church office from 4 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Saturdays. Childers has led 4 to 5 campaigns yearly across 17 states since graduating from Southdale Theological Seminary in 1936.
South narrates a bridge trial as he negotiates a difficult dummy with missteps and sharp bids. North proclaims improprieties while South navigates the six no trump auction and a heart and club finesse lead to a seven showdown.
Dear Mary Feeley column discusses a young mother earning about $300 monthly with rent of $90 including utilities. She asks whether cheaper housing, a $150 bequest, and paying an old $300 bill help balance finances. Adviser suggests moving to cheaper quarters, saving $50 for moving, apply $100 to the old debt, and start a savings habit after relocation. The letter also covers a couple planning a $500 monthly budget for married life, detailing rents, expenses, and a $45 monthly potential saving.
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