Roberts and Gravatt Families Announce Births and Travels
Mr and Mrs Orval Roberts of Moulton return from Florida visits with Mrs Lois Foster in Orlando and Mr and Mrs W H Crosby in Plant City and tour St Augustine. Mr and Mrs Frank Gravatt of Hartselle name daughter Christy Renea at Hartselle Hospital. Grandparents Grady and Evie Wray Somerville Vera Mullins Somerville Archie Gravatt Hartselle. Great Grandparents Evie Duan Hartselle and Georgie Roden Decatur. Mr and Mrs Charles S Roberts Decatur name daughter Stephanie Lee born at Decatur General Hospital. W W Roberts Somerville and Mr and Mrs Howard Nathan Thompson Huntsville referenced.
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Orval Roberts
Moulton
Florida
Lois Foster
Orlando
W. H. Crosby
Plant City
St. Augustine
Frank Gravatt
Hartselle
Hartselle Hospital
Christy Renea
Grady Wray
Somerville
Vera Mullins
Archie Gravatt
Evie Duan
Georgie Roden
Decatur
Charles S. Roberts
Decatur General Hospital
Stephanie Lee
W. W. Roberts
Howard Nathan Thompson
Huntsville
Green Apples Stir Digestive Debate
The note contrasts raw versus cooked green apples with a warning that raw apples often cause stomach discomfort while cooked apples are easier to digest. It highlights digestive impact and preparation method without citing any medical authority.
Hints From Heloise Cook Chicken In Less Time
Readers share time saving kitchen hacks and craft tips including speeding up chicken prep by pounding boneless meat and baking with barbecue sauce. Other notes cover organizing watch bands, repairing stockings, ironing routines, and turning plastic berry baskets into holiday ornaments.
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Heloise
Bridge Club Winners Told in Decatur Dup Bridge
Decatur participants at the Aquadome announced bridge results from Monday and Tuesday nights. In the Monday event North-South winners were Mrs J W Tillman with Mrs C R Christansen first and Mrs Charles Darnell with Mrs Rutledge Thomas second. East-West winners were Mrs J RB Charlton with Mrs Charles Murphree first and Mrs Wesley Bankston with Mrs Rayford Burks second. The Tuesday Night Club reported North-South first to Mrs J W Tillman with Ruth Dervelle, second to Otis Copeland and D W Meldher. East-West first to Mrs J B Murphree and second to Mrs Arthur Peg Jr and Mrs Merrill Doss.
Miss Janet Wallace to Wed Pvt John Blackwood
Mr and Mrs James L Wallace Sr of Hartselle announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Gaye Wallace to Pvt John Haylen Blackwood son of Hobart Blackwood and Mrs Novell Reeves The couple are both connected to Hartselle with ties to Falkville High School and Calhoun Junior College The wedding is set for December 23 at Cedar Creek Freewill Baptist Church
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Hartselle
James L. Wallace Sr
Janet Gaye Wallace
John Haylen Blackwood
Hobart Blackwood
Novell Reeves
Rock Island
Iowa
Miss Wallace
Robert L. Moore
Frank Wallace
Wallace
Mr. Blackwood
Ernest Reeves
Fannie Blackwood
Blackwood
Falkville High School
Calhoun Junior College
U. S. Army
Ft. Benning
Cedar Creek Freewill Baptist Church
Woman Wedel elected head of National Council of Churches
Cynthia Wedel, 61, an Episcopalian psychologist from Alexandria, Virginia, was elected Thursday as the first woman president of the National Council of Churches. She won 387 to 93 over Rev. Dr. Albert Cleage of Detroit. Wedel has long been active in ecumenical work and has urged openness to youth, minorities, and new ideas, proposing caucuses for youth, women, Indians, Hispanics, and laypeople.
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Detroit
Cynthia Wedel
National Council of Churches
Albert Cleage
Church of the Black Madonna
Wedel
Theodore O. Wedel
Alexandria
Center For
National Institute of Applied Behavioral Sciences
National
World Councils of Churches
East West bridge tale Hidden meanings in a play
Sheinwold recounts a long studied bridge adage about a lady's No meaning Maybe. With North dealer East West vulnerable the diagram leads to one diamond by necessity and a suggested response. The daily question asks what to bid after a club opening and partner doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Europe
Far East
Gen. Fea. Corp
West
East
South
Holidays and legends of Christmas tree candles and Yale history
The text notes Martin Luther's legend of lighting candles on a Christmas tree to symbolize stars on a snowy night. It then states Yale as the third college established in the American colonies, founded in Connecticut in 1701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Yale
Connecticut
Summerford Nursing Home policy on admissions and care
The Summerford Nursing Home, Inc. states it admits and treats patients without regard to race color or national origin. Admission requirements apply equally and all facilities are available to all patients and visitors without consideration of race color or national origin. Recommending referrals should be made without regard to the patient’s race color or national origin.
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Summerford Nursing Home, Inc
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Myrtle Oakley
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Dial
Santa
Sterchis
Me Leley
Bridge Club
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Grace Baptist Church
Sherman
Riverview
S.E
Sheinwold
North Dealer
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David Woodrow James
Ernest Tidwell
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K. D. James
Cullman
First Federal Savings and Loam Association
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