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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
7
Readers share intimate struggles on marriage, body image, and parental concerns. Ann Landers offers sympathy and practical guidance while addressing issues of privacy and self esteem amid family pressures and social teasing.
Ruth Millett ponders common beliefs about women through anecdotes on flowers neighbors aging children and motherhood. She questions traits like curiosity patience selflessness and sociability, suggesting appearances and roles may mask true character and devotion in relationships.
A four spade contract with West opening and South passing leads to a sequence of passes and bids. The incomplete notes show a 3NT and 4NT sequence, with an opening lead of king of ?. The record captures a damaged bridge notation without a clear final contract or result.
North bids three spades with South leaping to six. South finds a resourceful line after a cautious lead sequence. He ruffs, draws trumps, then uses diamond and club plays to exhaust West. The tactic hinges on careful ruffing and unblocking to make the contract.
John Mercer, chair of printing and photography at Southern Illinois University, will run a six week motion picture production workshop at the University of Puerto Rico in June and July.
Air Force captain named administrator at Marshall Brown Jing Hospital in Du Quoin replacing Arthur Allaben who resigned to become hospital administrator in Morris. Kerchner, stationed at Scott Air Force Base Belleville, will retire after 20 years in the Air Force.
A meeting of a Southern Illinois chapter of the Natural Food Associates will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the SIU Home Economics Building Family Living Lounge with Arthur C. Hellemann and his wife as guests of honor. Mrs. Frances Gorelik is organizing the area chapter, inviting SIU faculty, staff, students and residents to join. Membership is free and literature from Natural Food and Farming will be available.
Reader letters suggest cutting wedding expenses by having relatives prepare the food and share decorations. Advice covers catering being 35 to 40 percent of costs, using church decorators, and enlisting friends as photographer, with tips on home prep and budget planning.
Tulane anthropology professor Robert Wauchope will headline a Sigma Xi public lecture at Southern Illinois University on unsolved Maya archaeology questions. The talk is at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Browne Auditorium.
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