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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1952
Page
15
A reader seeks advice on a sour older woman in management causing turnover and how to handle it. The columnist notes age and tenure can grant authority but suggests understanding her burdens, improving relations, or involving higherups as a last resort.
Dorothy Dix urges teenagers to consider delay before marriage in a leaflet titled Hastry Marriage. To obtain a copy readers should mail a 3 cent stamped envelope to Miss Dix, care of this newspaper.
At Woodall's a barbecue supper hosted the Business and Professional Women's Club to raise toilet articles and books for the tuberculosis sanitorium. The scrapbook committee led the project and organized the meeting and collection efforts.
Four New York area firms paid employees too much and faced tax disallowances totaling 11217. The Wage Stabilization Board noted harsher penalties were possible, but cooperation after wage schedules were uncovered by the Wage and Hour Division of the Labor Department reduced the impact.
Giraffes, native to Africa, can reach heights of up to 19 feet. This remarkable tallness affects their feeding behavior, habitat, and survivability in savannas and woodlands.
At a joint meeting next Tuesday the program committee will host Dean Upson and Owens Alexander of Birmingham to discuss television development and outlook. The Birmingham speakers address local residents at the American Legion Home in Cullman.
A farm bureau gathering convened at the Cullman County Courthouse Monday evening to discuss preparations for the upcoming annual meeting and related events. Representatives outlined logistical steps and committee assignments to finalize plans.
H G Pinkston county agent says the Cullman County Cotton Queen will be selected at an August 21 meeting held at Cullman High School. Elbert Kilgo presided at the event which marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on July 20 at their home with over two hundred guests present.
Mr and Mrs Ben Tekulve announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Lennis Vernon of Cullman The wedding was held at Sacred Heart Church rectory with Rev Fr Louis Funk officiating 25th anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Martin E Wamp
Mr and Mrs L N Lumsden and Mr and Mrs Robert Schaefer entertained with a buffet supper and outdoor party at Schaefer's home on Thursday evening. Thirty couples attended enjoying swimming volleyball dancing and various games, with several guests from out of town.
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