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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
6
A collection of Dear Miss Dix letters and responses on love, divorce, age, dating, and marriage. Topics include a young wife advising for divorce from a married lover, gifting boyfriends, elderly widows dating, and pursuing steady dating after a breakup.
A watch night service is planned at Eva with all churches invited. Mr and Mrs Vernon Oden named their new daughter Katherine Dawn. Mr and Mrs Luther Cordar were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Buster Dunlap. Dorothy Thompson spent Sunday with Sarah Violet Morris. Mrs Opal Turnes of Hartselle was a recent guest of Mrs W Adetty. Mrs Hunter Frances visited her sister Mrs E L Chaffin Sunday afternoon. Mrs C C West is improving after an illness at her home. Frances a recently in Eva. Les were taken from the study book To the Ends of the Earth. Mrs Roland Rea gave the 5th nonetees Revolutionary th. The monthly singing will be held here December 2.
Lansing reports Michigan will post about 3000 reflective signs on the trunkline system to show 65 mph by day and 55 mph at night under headlights, with signs changing as lighting shifts.
In Huntington, Cabell County Jail inmates filed a formal complaint with city police about trucks loading in an alley disturbing their rest. For a birthday gift, they chipped in, rented a shovel, and left it on a neighbor’s lawn.
A man arrested for drunkenness unlocked a police wagon, leapt free, and fled down an alley near Lantern restaurant. Officers report he aided theft of a precooked ham bread and whiskey. Later a safety stop sign caused a truck to overturn after brakes jammed. no injuries.
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