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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1963

Page

6

Busy Women Club donates phonograph to handicapped class

Mrs A C G Hostetler becomes president of Herrin Chapter of Delta Theta Tau, installing officers this week. Club funds furnish a wheelchair to the Herrin handicapped children's class at Hampton Nursing Home. Other new officers include Don O'Neal as vice president and Foster Brown as treasurer.

A. CG. Hostetler Herrin Delta Theta Tau Hampton Nursing Home Don O'Neal Foster Brown Shelton Gannaway Bob Starnes Vick Henley

Alexander Named to State Board

Myrt Alexander, director of the Southern Illinois University Center for Crime and Correction Study, was named to the executive board of the Illinois Synod of the Lutheran Church in America at the Peorian convention. He will serve as representative of the Southern Illinois area. The 25th anniversary of Gamma Kang Lutheran Church was noted at the Founders Day banquet in Chester. Opal Schmidt gave a short resume of Ubelsprinkle steps to prevent slipping.

Myrt Alexander Southern Illinois University Center For Illinois Synod of the Lutheran Church In America Southern Illinois Alexander Tepip Gamma Kang Lutheran Church Beta Sigma Phi Enwood Monte Chester Church American Legion Auxiliary Opal Schmidt Ber

Ruth Millett on everyday phrases that annoy

Ruth Millett riffs on common talk tics and social gaffes. She cites crossing the street to seek fame, unsolicited advice, hour long visits, bragging, and interruptions as everyday annoyances, with examples from polite to crude.

Online weight loss pill promises easy fat loss

An illegible ad touts ONLINEX or ODRINLIN as a doctor free fat reducer with claims you can lose ugly fat in seven days without exercise or dieting. It urges swallowing a tablet to curb appetite and avoid meal pleasure, misrepresenting weight loss effects.

Odrinlin

Beef Bargains Are Stars Of Markets

Beef prices are down for the holiday weekend as fed cattle supply drives lower costs. Rib roasts, hamburger and pork prices show notable activity with sales and bargains noted at multiple grocers. Canned hams, short ribs, smoked picnics, bacon, and franks feature in promotions while poultry remains economical with broiler fryers widely advertised. Seasonal fruits like watermelon and cantaloupe headline produce sections.

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Miss Hudson Weds Terry Simmons in Quincy

Mable Annette Hudson daughter of Ed and Mrs Hudson Grand Tower married Terry Neil Simmons son of Mr and Mrs Neil Simmons Jacksonville Saturday at Central Baptist Church Quincy Rev Robert W Pratt officiating Bride wore a white silk organza Alencon lace gown with tulle Laffela maid of honor Sandra Frese of Quincy niece Brenda Hudson was bridesmaid Best man Earl Miller groomsman Ralph Bottorff ushers Les Wiermerslage Eston Johnson soloist Mrs William Goode accompanied by Mrs Merle Slates reception church parlor Assistants Eston Johnson and Nancy Jowens Bride a Shawnee High School graduate 1987 Gem City Business College secretary at Central Baptist Church Groom employed by Baker Lubin Co Springfield Attended Jacksonville High School Gem City Business College Couple to make home at 274 Poplar Ave Springfield

Mable Annette Hudson Ed Hudson Grand Tower Terry Neil. Simmons Jacksonville Central Baptist Church, Quincy Robert W. Pratt Neil ‘Simmons Sandra Frese Quincy Brenda Hudson Earl Miller Ralph Bottorff Les Wiermerslage Eston Johnson William Goode Merle Slates Nancy Jowens Shawnee High School Wolf

Teacher Honored With Picnic At Williams Home

Mrs. Bessie Warren a Carbondale teacher of Thomas School third grade and a student teacher were treated to a picnic and weiner roast at Mrs. Charles Williams home. They spent the afternoon singing and playing games. Mrs Warren will retire at year end. Phyllis Sanders and Mable Allan returned to Cincinnati after a three day visit with Miss Sanders' Johnston City relatives.

Bessie Warren N. Marlion St Carbondale Thomas School Charles Williams N. Wall Phyllis Sanders Mable Allan Cincinnati Ohio

Social Calendar Lesson On Dishwashing Science

Martha Moser outlines a home economics lesson on dishwashing from preparation to washing. The piece reviews steps, water temperature, scraping, rinsing, and sanitation, with notes from a luncheon guest and a nod to college graduates planning future dishwashers.

Mrs Josie Richardson Visits Williamsburg For Four Weeks

Mrs Josie Richardson of Johnston City spends four weeks visiting relatives in Williamsburg Kentucky staying with family during the month.

Josie Richardson Johnston City Williamsburg

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A. C. Hostetler Maurine Linton Democrat Committee Johnston City Park Ted Martin Clara Berry Best Fred Stritzel Don Moake David Hunter Anita Mueller Elaine Nelson Gillan Juanita Daschka Joan Pain Sally Lipe Jean Housewright Mary Frances Lutz Lois McVicar Chester Eastern Star Henrietta Kala Ruth Mille Ruth Millett Sam Hewittia Murahysboro Clayton The Marion First Baptist Clurch Church Brotherhood Group Cal Midwest Miss Hudson Terry Neil Simmons Gals Martha Moser Tink E. E. Miller Edith Rhea Greathouse Indianapolis Admiral NEMA Specia Tools Daditioal Marke BTU Nelly Don Nelly Dow of Greens
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