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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1963
Page
7
A reader writes of a bitter marriage with a 40th birthday looming and an affair with a younger woman, asking if she should shoot herself. Ann Landers replies with a pointed exchange about the consequences of such desperation and the unraveling romance.
In a bridge hand from a column by Oswald Jacoby, Bobby Wolff of San Antonio boldly leaped to four hearts after East opened one club. With a rare criss cross squeeze, Wolff ruffs high, discards down to the diamond ace, and executes the plan to force East to give up a guard, ultimately making the contract.
Mrs. William H. Carruthers of Murphysboro announces the engagement of her daughter Virginia Kay Carruthers to Dr. Armando R. Orlina of Manila Philippines. Miss Carruthers is a Michael Reese Hospital graduate and pediatrics employee. Dr. Orlina is chief resident in pediatrics at Michael Reese Hospital after internships in hematology and pediatrics. A September 21 wedding is planned.
A simple celery dish uses 2 cups diced celery simmered 10 to 15 minutes in boiling salted water. Drain and reserve some of the water then mix with cream sauce and grated cheese before baking to finish the dish.
Mary Feeley and readers discuss how a $10,000 annual income compares to 1963 purchasing power Adapting to inflation and taxes, experts note that $10,000 in 1939 equals about $26,934 today, while a $5,000 1939 family needs $12,769 in 1963, reshaping the financial goal with real spendable income and taxes.
The author muses about featuring Elizabeth R. Smith on U S currency and jokes about a pinup, then shifts to consumer fever and the need to splash cash for fall fashion. She plans a Chicago trip for market week and notes the girls will run the shop with summer sale discounts on dresses skirts slacks bermudas suits coats and hats.
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