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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1955
Page
3
HAL BOYLE surveys a shift in car design toward female buyers led by interior designer Melanie Kahane. She envisions a home on wheels with built in makeup storage, a dash sink, umbrella holder, handbag space, and personal comfort features to appeal to Mrs. Moneybags.
Mr and Mrs Alto Ennis of Dothan celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a humorous credo on keeping peace at home water in the mouth during quarrels and chopping wood to cool nerves Their long marriage spans nine children 23 grandchildren and multiple great grandchildren with roots in Alabama and Georgia and a list of ten offspring.
Cotaco lists 36 students on honor roll for the past six weeks per Principal Roy W. Camp. Names include 7th graders Sandra Bramlett Jo Ann Sivley and Lamar Murphy. 8th graders Ronnie Winton Carol Turney. 9th grader John Mooneyham. 10th graders Patsy Thomas Etolie Butler Jerry Thomas Carol Johnson and Jeanine McGahee. 11th grade Ireta Turney.
Athens will host an official open house at the new Municipal Building on February 7 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mayor Elmer L. Vinson says residents may tour all departments and learn operation details. A two color four page folder on the city and its utilities will be distributed to visitors amid Limestone County’s 13 000 utility customers.
Mrs Millie Mills died Tuesday at 4 50 p m at 522 10th Ave N W Decatur. Funeral at 1 p m Monday from Jerusalem Primitive Baptist Church Lawrence County with interment in Jones Cemetery Reynolds in charge Survivors include two daughters Mrs Emma Horton Decatur and Mrs Margie Badger Saginaw Mich and other relatives
Esther West Emma Kate Wilson Peggy Sharp Carolyne Fowler listed for 12th grade A None. B group includes Julia Dunaway Jonny Hardage Dorothy Johnson Faye Henderson Esther Stringer Linda Pence Melva Joy Williams. Text notes destruction of much of the food value.
New milling processes render prior methods obsolete in rice production. Innovations streamline grinding and polishing, reducing waste and improving yield. Researchers report faster processing and consistent grain quality across batches, signaling a shift in local milling practices.
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