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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1973
Page
5
Horoscope notes a time for change and growth while urging moderation this year. Each sign receives cautions on impulse, cooperation, and prudence with advice on staying steady, pursuing plans, and managing money amid shifting circumstances.
Members of the Sonic South Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association heard Jesse Sanders of Athens discuss how handwriting reflects personality and emotions. He analyzed attendees' handwritings, offering personality summaries, and spoke of his background with the Army Missile Command and handwriting organizations. Plans for the Preview 25 Tea on September 9 at the Central Bank employee lounge were announced, with Mary Nell Baughmiller urging recruitment.
The Girls' softball Hustlers suffered a loss in their first tournament game last month after star shortstop Renae Halbrooks was sidelined. They regained momentum with team spirit and a poster honoring Renae while she observed from the sidelines.
In the Girls Softball League tournament the Hustlers lose the opening game after star Renae Halbrooks injures her knee while sliding into first base. She coaches from third in the consolation game as the team defeats the Braves to finish third. Renae, an eighth grader at Brookhaven Middle School, excels in multiple sports and plans to resume playing next summer after knee fluid is resolved.
Mrs. Leander Allen of Center Springs is improving at home after Hartselle Hospital. D Harold Akers of Speake remains a patient at Hartselle Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marsh visit Orvil Landers at Decatur General Hospital. Christy Lynn Phelps born Aug 6 at Decatur General. in hospital with brother Jeffrey, 5. Mrs. Edith Isley returns home from Albertville visit. Hembree family illness noted.
Walter Blackwell at First State endorses flexible home improvement loans. He approves adding on, fixing up, or painting projects with a “Yes” stance to tailor loans to customer needs.
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