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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
7
The couple lives on Mannering Street in Royalton. The bride, class of 1962 at Royalton High School, and the groom, an engineer aid at Crab Orchard, begin married life together.
A reader asks about a boy who eats paper and pencil lead. Ann Landers suggests the boy’s behavior may reflect self consciousness and health concerns. A second letter describes marital strain with a hostile husband toward a stepson. Landers advises focusing on the marriage and supporting the son’s independence. A third note previews a couples club with monthly meetings and trips.
West Frankfort Garden Club heard Mrs C H Williams discuss African violets at the home of Mrs E C Akin. She urged growing them out of direct sun with 40 to 80 degree temps and 70 percent humidity. Members noted awards for peonies iris and other displays.
A recipe for pink strawberry dessert with Anisette and a chilled strawberry cream uses flour eggs sugar and milk finished with cream and pink color. Also advice column aboutMissing funds in a club treasury and how to handle it safely.
Miss Sandra Hood and Eddie Davis were married April 7 at the Union Freewill Baptist Church in Thompsonville. The couple comes from families headed by Mr and Mrs Thomas Hood of West Frankfort and Mr and Mrs Ordell Davis of Thompsonville.
A columnist argues that television teaches children harmful ideas about violence guns and crime and mocks the notion that media is educational. The piece laments repeated images of beating threats and killings and contrasts it with a trivial cooking tip about enriching chicken sauce.
Curtis Smith favors staying at one level and showing a major suit when possible. North should raise to three no trump with six club tricks and a singleton diamond, while South can handle unbid suits. South and North can make three no trump with best play, though duplicates may yield extra tricks.
The Legion Auxili ary approved redecoration plans for the Herrin American Legion Home and allocated funds. A $10 grant was approved for phonograph records for Marion VA hospital and $5 for the Illinois Sailors and Soldiers Children’s School at Normal. A nominating committee was named plus an auditing group.
The article advises keeping eggs covered in the fridge and suggests using the standard egg carton if no special container is available. The guidance emphasizes maintaining a covered environment to protect the eggs.
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