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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
7
A reader clashes with Ann Landers over wedding etiquette and handling a hostile stepfamily in law. Separate letters discuss attending weddings, giving away a bride, and balancing respect with family dynamics.
Natural Food Associates formed an area chapter in Carbondale with Arthur Hellemann of Tremont as state president and speaker at Southern Illinois University Home Economics Building. He spoke on farming without chemicals to produce tasty uncontaminated food for health conscious consumers. Frances Gorelik of Carbondale said a reporter labeled the talk politics. A U.S. Department of Agriculture agent agreed to review the literature and assess the group’s need.
Judith Eggemeyer and Wayne Ward married at St. Marys Church Chester with Ward family and Eggemeyer relatives present. Bride Ruth Eggemeyer and Jerome Eggemeyer are parents. Wes Ward is groom’s father. Bride wore chantilly lace gown. Susan Weber was maid of honor. reception at VFW hall. bride a 1960 Chester High graduate, previously worked in St. Louis. Ward graduated Chester High in 1969, now with Missouri Pacific Railroad and organic farming. TEL class Johnston City First Baptist Church to resume potluck luncheons and Bible quiz sessions in fall.
Bridge story features Oswald Jacoby detailing a squeeze play after South opens 1NT. North leaps to 6NT with South aiming to reach twelve tricks by forcing East to discard, leveraging West's six spades and four hearts and East's limited minor-suit stoppers to secure the final card.
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