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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
6
Reader tips cover rainproofing a clothesline with a plastic drop cloth, silver polishing as a social event, drying synthetic wigs by looping over a washer post, chilling glasses quickly in a non frost-free freezer, and saving ribbon scraps by taping bow samples to a card for purse-ready matching.
In Dallas delegates at the AAUW biennial convention voted a centennial goal to raise 10 million dollars for new endowment by 1982. The plan funds expanded fellowships and stipends for women scholars, plus educational awards and public service projects across state divisions and branches. Dr. Harvey Wheeler warned of a revolutionary era and urged reform via protest leadership and scientific innovation. The gathering featured seminars on probation guidance, inner city outreach, and citizen leadership training.
Members of the Minor Crow and Jacob families held a reunion June 20 at Alabama Roadside Park on U S 31 N. Attendees included numerous relatives from Tennessee Alabama and Arkansas with multiple households listed from Prospect Memphis Hamilton Nashville Ramer West Memphis Moulton Hartselle Huntsville Jasper Birmingham Albertville Decatur and other areas.
Stanton Missouri geology students have been ruled out as cave guides at Meramec Caverns on US 66. Caves director Lester B. Dill says tours are better told with stories of Jesse James, so he will hire geology students only for other duties, not guiding.
The descendants of Gregory C. Glasscock and Rebecca Virginia Brindley Glasscock held their second reunion at the home of Bunyan Roan in Hartselle. Attendees include Glasscock and Brindley relatives from Somerville Decatur Athens Florence and other Alabama and Georgia towns with invitations and prayers concluding the gathering.
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