Future Intriguing For Giles Sisters
Pat and Molly Giles sisters who teach in Hartselle by day tell fortunes in summer at Birchwood Apartments using palmistry and tarot readings. They describe methods, emphasize palmistry from writing hand, and note tarot gives more specific answers. They dismiss séance and Ouija board as unreliable due to imagination and expectation.
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Molly Giles
Birchwood Apartments
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Reading futures at Patti Field sparks curiosity and caution
Pat and Molly recount late night calls for future readings at Patti Field. Clients seek guidance before major life decisions and often reveal the purpose only later. One man was warned to stay away from water, saving an expensive ring, while another faced a contract choice.
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Pat
Molly
Auburn Players Returns of Decatur in The Show Off
Auburn University campus Little Theater presents The Show Off a comedy by George S. Kaufman and Paul Sloane The Run began last week with Amy Jackson starring in Decatur The show features a backstage look at social pretensions and local readers The cast includes Molly and Pat who discuss psychic readings and their beliefs with visitors from various professions providing a quirky slice of campus life
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Emergency crisis numbers noted for help and poison issues
The Decatur Daily lists the Crisis Call Center number 355-8000 for personal crises and potential poisoning guidance. It advises calling a hospital or family physician if needed and dialing 0 to describe the emergency when unsure of the proper number. The notice appears under All departments in Athens.
Calhoun Grant Approved For Medical Records Program
A $4,196 Appalachian grant funds the third year of Calhoun Junior College medical records technology program in North Alabama. The project adds a full time medical records librarian, recruits students, buys teaching aids and library materials, and starts continuing education for area health personnel. Total cost is $72,521 with $18,325 from local sources. Announcement made today by Rep. Bob Jones Sen. John Sparkman and Jim Allen.
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Alabama
Calhoun
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Teens Charged With Drugs Possession in Birmingham Area
Two Birmingham area youths Dennis Earl Duncan 17 and James Gregg King 16 were arrested early today for illegal possession of amphetamines. A stolen car recovered near Memorial Dr NW valued at 125 dollars linked to the case. Vandalism incidents were reported at State Bonded Warehouse and a Huntsville residence. Cullman Museum opened with Germanic relics in the old library building sponsored by the Coterie Club. Howard Griffin is museum manager.
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Limestone Court Session Opens August 14 in Athens
Limestone Circuit Court will convene in Athens on August 14 before Judge Newton B. Powell. Trials are set for two carnal knowledge cases seven burglary cases and multiple grand larceny and forgery cases. Arraignments will be July 28.
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Indictments for 22 Morgan County cases listed
Names of 22 individuals indicted last week by a Morgan County Grand Jury were released Monday. Billy R. Keeton faces four counts of embezzlement and others include Wendell Beecher Selvidge transporting Jerry Ray Cook buying receiving or concealing stolen property Harold Junior Singleton transporting Billy Joe Birdson assault with intent to murder Thomas Wayne Stevenson transporting Wilbert Alexander first degree murder Henry Swopes assault with intent to murder David Larry Martin grand larceny Thomas Randy Terry assault with intent to murder. Indicted on second degree burglary in
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Harold Junior Singleton
Billy Joe Birdson
Thomas Wayne Stevenson
Wilbert Alexander
Henry Swopes
David Larry Martin
Thomas Randy Terry
New Bids Set On Sewer Work
Limestone County School Board motions to advertise for new bids on the East Limestone High School sewer project after rejecting a $57,000 bid due to a clay pit near the site. Board also votes secretary salaries of 265 dollars per month for junior high and 300 dollars for senior high positions.
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