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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
20
Hints on prepping tables with clear plastic to streamline guests arrival and keep dishes neat. Tips on flaming desserts with vanilla, storing out of season wear in a tight suitcase to deter moths. A retiree finds gardening eases nerves while spouse watches over. advice on hose wearing to prevent binding.
Miss Parker, who will wed Vick Compton Saturday at Pine Ridge Baptist Church, is featured in a succession of pre nuptial parties. A recent gathering was hosted Monday by Mr. and Mrs. at their home.
Miles Hill descendants gathered Sunday at Wheeler Dam Park for their annual reunion with a picnic lunch and horse shoe games featuring many families from Decatur Birmingham Hillsboro Mt. Hope Courtland and other nearby towns. Charlotte Walden, bride elect of James David Thompson, was honored with a bridal shower at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church ahead of their Saturday wedding at the same church.
Luverne and Falkville witnessed the marriage of Hiltraud Brozeit daughter of Gertrude Brozeit and the late Wilhelm Brozeit to Dr Owen W Reeder Jr son of Mrs Owen Reeder and the late Mr Reeder. The ceremony August 5 at Luverne United Methodist Church featured Betty Reeder maid of honor and Dr Bob Thacker best man. The couple will reside in Birmingham where Reeder teaches at the University of Alabama School of Dentistry.
A proposed USDA exemption would omit full ingredient labeling for foods containing only small amounts of cured meat such as bean soup with bacon, except for baby foods and special dietary products. APHIS notes processors seek relief since multiple suppliers and varying curing formulas complicate accurate labeling. costs would fall to consumers.
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