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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1963
Page
11
ENID A. HAUPT argues curfews should be openly shared between girls and their dates. Clear timing helps budgets and planning, prevents parental friction, and preserves anticipation for special occasions.
About 1,430 women compete daily as the WIBC National Bowling Tournament begins April 4 in Memphis. A $150,000 prize pot and $6 entry lure amateur bowlers from as far as Hawaii and Puerto Rico, with eight weeks of team doubles and singles events and the Queens Championship to follow.
Mrs. L E Orr of Columbia Tenn returns from visiting ill mother Mrs S E Jackson in Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs James L O'Hara move into new home at 1604 6th Ave SW formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Charles E Cook. Mrs Carl Jones improves after heart attack at Decatur General Hospital with no visitors. Mr and Mrs Tommy Bowsel name son David Edward born Monday night at South Highland Infirmary Birmingham. Baby named for grandfathers. Mrs Bowsel's mother Mrs D B Barrett visits weekend. Mrs Gerald Gunn spending week with sister Mrs Tommy Bawsel and Mr Bawsel in Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Ira Schnell attend Southeastern China and Gift Show at Merchandise Mart Atlanta. Attendees at Gov Wallace inauguration include many local residents. Mrs John Collier and Mrs Newton Powell of Decatur and Mrs Charles Ham Hartselle attend Garden Club of Alabama event in Birmingham. Rev and Mrs Ollie Linkous of Chattanooga, formerly of Decatur, return home after visit. Linkous improving in health.
Practical guidance advises applying polish remover to the opposite side of non washable fabrics to lift a fingernail polish stain, allowing the coating to peel away. For washable fabrics, sponge with remover or peroxide and rinse to remove the spill.
A historical overview traces canned foods from Napoleon’s prize to Appert the father of canning, and Pasteur’s preservation principles. It notes continued quality improvements, broad consumer demand, and the role of canneries in trimming prep work, with emphasis on processed fruits and vegetables, labeling, and brand quality signals.
The Evening WMU gathering in the chapel featured Pauline Jackson Circle on the home mission board and its work for Southern Baptist life. Several named members participated, with A. T. Hanson leading the business meeting and officers presenting reports. Also notes on 1964 Olympic winter games data handled by an electronic system and computers.
A fragment notes the act of cooling and emptying food into another container. The line suggests a kitchen task but provides limited context or details about the setting or purpose.
Morgan County reports snow and icy roads halt church services and Sunday school at Gandy's Cove. Rev Robert Coleman absent due to bad roads from Eva to Grandy's Cove. Home of Ellis Holmes destroyed by fire with no furnishings saved.
The Brooks family sold their home and relocated a cherished olive tree planted by Mrs. Brooks’ late mother. The tree was moved about 12 miles to Santa Clara for $500.
An advertisement promises a free book from The Bell Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri about curing arthritis without drugs or surgery. It urges immediate request by postcard with no obligation and no salesman contact.
Dade County officials plan a fall door to door survey to locate unlicensed canines. County manager Irving McNayr said only 20 to 30 percent of dogs in greater Miami are licensed, and the effort aims to boost revenue and fund animal control.
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