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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
8
The exchange features letters about parental illness influence on children, a man’s dying father claim, and a couple frustrated by chronically late friends. Ann Landers advises reducing sickness talk, and suggests not waiting for late guests, proposing timed meetups and alternative arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Quarles hosted a Christmas party for Villa Fontaine residents before holiday travel. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doyal, Mr. and Mrs. James Ford, Mr. and Mrs. James Forman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Humphries, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morson, and others.
Members who attended a special dance in Huntsville included Mr and Mrs Gordon Lee Mr and Mrs Dave Bender Mr and Mrs Olin Loon ey Mr and Mrs Ed Remy and Mr and Mrs Tom Davis. Guests of the club were Mr and Mrs Carry Wilson Winfield and Mr and Mrs Allen Fuller who entertained the club afterwards.
The Carousel Round Dance Club met at the home of Dr and Mrs Leslie White in Huntsville. New officers elected: Dick Tinius chairman Tom and Mrs Davis hall and refreshments Bill Rogers treasurer Mr and Mrs Bob Thomas publicity Mrs Dave Bender telephone Miss Katherine Hoppers social Mr and Mrs Doyle Hardin hospitality and Mrs Dick Toward sunshine. The Christmas party and dance set for December 23 at the Pet Hospitality Room.
Rebecca Joyce Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Quimby A Nelson of Flint City, celebrated a birthday recently. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Curbow Debat ure and Mrs William A Nelson and the late Mr Nelson of Flint City.
An inmate serving life at the Wyoming state penitentiary contributes a column to the prison paper. The piece titled Here Today Here Tomorrow explores wordplay and directions related to the Nile and a remaining outlook on life beyond prison.
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