Bragg Couple to Spend Christmas with Donnelly Family
Dr and Mrs John Bragg depart Friday for Beaumont Texas to visit Robert Donnelly and family for the Christmas holiday Bi g plans to return to Decatur in December.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
6
Dr and Mrs John Bragg depart Friday for Beaumont Texas to visit Robert Donnelly and family for the Christmas holiday Bi g plans to return to Decatur in December.
The Decatur Country Club Cotillion Club unveils a new president Mrs Gil Crane and introduces officers at the annual gala with holiday decor. The event features Santa boot centerpieces prepared by co chairs Mrs F T Richardson III and Mrs Tom Roberts, plus a Rud y Baer Atlanta orchestra.
Dear Folks share a turkey trick tearing foil around raw leg ends to keep skin intact and aid carving. Readers offer tips on show and tell cardboard, perfume sachets in net bags, repurposing mattress pads as bath mats, and using starch spray for glitter on nylon trees and wreaths.
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