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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on private body issues and gifts at holidays. A man hides a nude chest tattoo and follows a doctor's advice to hold a show and tell party with wife. A wife struggles with overbearing gifts from her sister and a plea for accessible mental health care after a heart attack.
A collection of reader questions and Heloise style tips on crafts cookies and home hacks. Highlights include making a costume from foil, ironing pillowcases for neat shelves, repairing worn overshoes, freezing cookie dough in waxed boxes, using an ice cream scoop to baste turkey, and pre-stamping envelopes for quick mail.
A reader recounts benefiting from therapy after a partner resisted help until the mixer clinic visit eased tensions. The couple now enjoys better health and harmony. Ann Landers endorses seeking aid and suggests the alcoholism booklet for further guidance, offering personal help.
The Decatur Altrusa Club met at president Mrs Noel Callahan s home for a Make up meeting. Mrs Anne Hodges reported on the Christmas Bazaar results at Gateway Shopping Center and thanked members. Plans covered candy and rummage sales, doll program support with Salvation Army, and adopting Salvation Army families for Christmas. A golden anniversary program marked fifty years of Altrusa International as opportunities for service were noted by Mrs Callahan.
Thrifty pattern offers a 6%-inch sister doll design for scraps and savings. Print Pattern 4528 targets the tiny doll, with a 50 cent price plus 15 cents mail charge, sent via Anne Adams care of Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York address. Include name address zip size and style number.
The Friday Culture Club met at Mrs. L L Fabisinski Jr.'s home on Greenwood Drive. Mrs. L H Smith led a brief business session and a report on the Athens College scholarship fund was given. Mrs J P Orr presented Glamour styles from the Fall-Winter Catalog and shared quotes from The Christian Agnostic. Refreshments were served.
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