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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1966
Page
21
The piece outlines seasonal women’s footwear across shapes from rounded toe to slender heels, with open backs and T straps. It highlights color swings from pale whites to bright primaries, materials like suedes and clear vinyl, and styles including mules and bikini boots for a playful, youthfully bold summer look.
Wash the plastic mesh with a sudsy sponge in one hand while holding a dry cloth on the opposite side to trap drips and aid suds penetration. Wipe both sides with a damp cloth in each hand to rinse simultaneously. drying the surface is not necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Walter celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at a daughter’s Morgan City home. The couple, pioneer Morgan County settlers, have eight children two daughters, 23 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Mr. Walter 81 in February and Mrs. Walter 70 were honored by relatives including Decatur and Panama City families plus 100 guests attended.
A simple wash day trick uses a clothespin bag hung from the line and slid along as clothes dry. An improvised pocket is made by clipping a towel one third over the line with spring clothespins, or by pinning the apron bottom for storage.
Miss Barbara Sharp and Ray Carpenter were married January 15 in 16th Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Bob Wilkins officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William D. Price and John R. Sharp, wed the son of Mrs. William E. Carpenter and the late Mrs. Carpenter. A reception followed at the bride's home with Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs. Bennie Walker, and Mrs. Scott Covington assisting.
Dr Carlton Kelly president of Tennessee Valley State Technical Junior College was guest speaker at the January meeting of Le Club Entre Mer He outlined high school youth war orphans early school leavers rehabilitation and the practical nurse program Mrs H B White introduced him and hostesses were Mrs Bruce Spencer Mrs Robert Hutson and Mrs Emmett McClary A request from Mrs Gordon Gibbs chair of the Dooley Foundation sought Dooley Kits for Viet Nam children and a club drive was approved The club also planned a new Mothers Club with a committee to help establish it
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