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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1968
Page
7
A reader turns a door into a chalkboard with paint, saving on scratch paper. Instructions and family notes follow, plus tips on sewing with arthritis, organizing gifts at a lodge installation, and keeping items cold with improvised coolers.
The U S Department of Agriculture's Consumer and Marketing Service suggests nectarines as a summer fruit choice from June through September. They note nectarines combine peach and plum traits and advise selecting fruit with a rich yellow background and slight seam softness while avoiding hard dull or shriveled fruit. russeting does not affect eating quality.
Mrs James A Harter and daughter Barbara visit Knoxville for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs E B Garner. David Wright visits his sister in Russellville. Dr John Bragg and family return from Gulf Shores. Ginger Day at Tuscaloosa for Sigma Chi rush parties. Mr and Mrs John Caddell and others return from the Alabama Bar Convention. Rev and Mrs Don Smith visit Salamanca N Y. Camp Laney visitors Howard Anderson and Vic Street. Suzanne Aday grand daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Atkins of Hartselle.
Miss Marion Gay McWhorter and Donald Carlton Cartee married 8 p.m. Monday at Midway Church of Christ by O. D. Bowling. The bride wore an empire gown of silk organza with lace and a long train. attendants wore Empire yellow gowns. The wedding party included relatives from Moulton and Decatur. The couple will live in Moulton after a Florida trip.
The Department of Agriculture notes blade chuck roast as an economical cut with full flavor suitable for oven roasting in USDA Prime and Choice grades despite varying tenderness. All grades work for pot roasting, with an advised portion of about three quarters of a pound per person.
July egg production is expected to be only slightly below the record output of four years earlier. The anticipated plentiful supply should help keep consumer prices favorable.
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