Fifth Grade Flags Parade Highlight at Madison Bicentennial
Fifth grade students from 25th Street School will carry eight handmade flags in the Madison County Bicentennial Parade. Thirteen red white and blue flag bearers, guided by Gladys Sanders Richard Henderson and Roy Blair, crafted historic flags reflecting the Union Confederate and Betsy Ross variants. The project tied to social studies and art classes, with flags donated to the Bicentennial Commission and displayed at the Madison County Government Center before the parade.
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Why Grow Old By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN In Lye spring
An advice piece urges readers to manage weight before summer, linking excess pounds to spoiled vacation enjoyment. It promotes starting weight goals now and includes a sample daily menu with breakfast, lunch, and dinner options featuring daffodil mentions and seasonal foods.
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Bridge A Rama Winners Named In Annual Tournament
Kappa club announced the Bridge A Rama winners with three grand prizes totaling $109. Overall victors were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barg and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roby. Group winners include pairs across many groups with first and second places named for each. The event resumes in the fall and open to interested players via chairwoman Mrs. Tom Ross.
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Richard Roby
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Starliters Fire and Sat Night At Boat Club C17
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Barbara Walters leaves Today for ABC with $1 million a year
Barbara Walters ends 16 years on NBC Today and heads to ABC with a reported contract around 1 million dollars annually. In a self interview she reflected on pay and career change while promising to stay dedicated to journalism and television. She remains a landmark figure in morning news and will anchor a new weeknight program at ABC beginning September 20.
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