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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
7
A reader asks about an unwanted advance and threats over money, another wonders about replacing a lost fraternity pin, and a mother questions work versus home life with preschoolers. Ann Landers offers blunt guidance on boundaries, gifts after divorce, and balancing career and family.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clay Denv ng are at home at Rt. DeSoto following their wedding. The ceremony occurred in August at the home of Reverend Barney Temple of Marion. The bride, Mable Dailey, formerly of DeSoto, was attended by Charles Cummins and Deon Brown both of Hurst.
Former Carbondale resident Joyce Farmer married Lionel Delgado of Phoenix Arizona. Ward Sutton Jr and Mrs Sutton served as attendants. Mrs Delgado works for S H Green Stamp Co Delgado is a cosmetologist. They plan to make their home in Phoenix Arizona.
Eight Absher children and relatives held a reunion at Crab Orchard Lake after gathering at 900 N Bridge St Carbondale. Bert Absher traveled from Mountain View California to attend. Absher resides with daughter and son in law John Campbell in Johnsboro.
Mrs. John Reese was elected member at large of the St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Auxiliary executive board at the August meeting, replacing Mrs. Ted Lollar who resigned. Mrs. Helen Carruthers, Mrs. Louis Wides and Mrs. Cato McKinnie were named to the nursing scholarship committees.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Davis and Mr and Mrs Artie Phemister of Rt. 3 Carbondale hosted a Sunday dinner for their mother Mrs Eva Parrish celebrating her 50th birthday. Twenty one friends and relatives attended the gathering.
The Crainville Baptist Church in Carterville will host revival services led by Rev Claud Childers for the third time. Evening meetings begin at 7 30 p m on September 10 and continue through September 22. Pastor Rev Everett S Beal invites the public.
Marion police magistrate and former mayor Shannon visited his mother Mrs Mary Shannon, recently patient at Highland Hospital for five months, at the Shannon home in Marjton to mark her upcoming ninety seventh birthday.
About fourteen neighbors held a surprise birthday party for Mrs Julia Rose of 510 North Carico on Saturday. Mrs Rose lives with her daughter Mrs Elsie Bain, superintendent of nurses at Halden Hospital.
Paul Levitt of Sioux City Iowa outmaneuvers West in a tough bridge hand after East showcases a squeeze against Queens. Levitt cashes spades and diamonds, exploiting West for a decisive run and indexing the unseen three of hearts as the key remaining card.
Ruth Millett argues homemaking should not be seen as a fallback career. She cites Mrs Stewart Udall and other homemakers to claim women can find fulfillment by using creativity within the home. The piece cites social issues and urges women to apply intellect and effort to domestic life as a meaningful vocation.
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