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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
6
Local students pursue a wide range of hobbies from stamp collecting and coin and shell gathering to arrowhead hunting and tracing ancestry. Art drawing photography and crafts are popular and can be profitable. Even simple crafts offer enjoyment and stress relief.
A guide for parents and teens on handling adolescence with balance. It urges tolerance listening humor respect and mutual support to foster independence while staying connected and avoiding strict or permissive extremes.
The article explains dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis as an infection risk with overactive sebaceous glands and oily sebum. It notes bacteria and fungi may complicate cases, and suggests washing hair weekly and massaging to remove oil and flakes.
The Wheeler Basin Regional Library, founded 1950, serves Morgan and Limestone counties with books for all ages. Youth Branch, open six days, offers teen to junior high reads, and the library stores new donations, repairs books, and charges fines for late returns.
Striking shift from stern colonial church discipline to active youth involvement. Tempe Claxton describes teenagers directing Sunday School, aiding committees, painting, camp work, and Christmas projects. Youth participation fosters responsibility and connection to church life across denominations.
Jan asks about the animals on stage as a new group called The People is mentioned. John notes driving fast and reaching seventy yesterday. Joe asks if any of them were killed, a blunt line amid light banter.
A note explains the misheard term cole slaw and traces its name to the Dutch words kool sla meaning cabbage salad. It clarifies the etymology and spelling variations.
The list features notable songs including You Keep Me Hanging On by the Supremes It Tears Me Up by Percy Sledge It Just Happened That Way by Dean Martin What Becomes of the Broken Hearted by Jimmy Ruffin Lady Godiva by Peter and Gordon Winchester Cathedral by the New Vaudeville Band Single Girl by Sandy Posey Can't Control Myself by the Trogs Dirty Water by the Standells Sugar Town by Nancy Sinatra.
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