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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1973
Page
9
Readers discuss nose piercing as a conversation piece and defend foster parents against critics. The letters reflect social opinions on personal grooming and child welfare, with readers from New Jersey and Utah sharing experiences and advice.
AP Newsfeatures writer Barbara Seaman argues women should partner with health care, shop for a gynecologist, and consult general practitioners or internists for broader care. She cites concerns about patient autonomy, birth control decisions, and maternal infant care standards.
The Licensed Practical Nurses Group elected new officers for Chapter V at the Decatur Inn. The LPN Association held its annual Christmas party December 18 with music provided by Mr.
Hancel Glover improves at Hartselle Hospital after surgery. Cindy Ann Free recuperates at home from Decatur General Hospital surgery. Rev. Charles Maples visits Johnson Chapel. Carl Livingston family and Chris Reynolds visit Belle Rogers. Nearby guests include Rickey Hogan Jr and Neel family. Also a recipe for gourmet stuffing with apricots walnuts and vermouth appears.
The chapter meets at Decatur General Hospital the first Tuesday each month. It aims to place an ornamental fountain in front of the Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center to honor the late governor and create a memorial garden for doctors and nurses serving mentally and physically ill residents in Alabama.
The guide explains two methods to devein shrimp. Make a shallow curved cut along the back and lift out the dark vein with a paring-knife tip, or after peeling cut, rinse under cold water and pull out the vein with fingers.
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