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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
10
A reader argues a grandfather should not wait to take his 18 year old granddaughter to Europe over room costs and safety concerns. The column discusses a grandfather's plans, a lawyer's warning about wills and estates, and advice on safeguarding original wills in attorney vaults.
A column of practical tips from readers including improvised flower arrangements using a mayonnaise jar lid with holes, safe disposal of cigarette butts in foil, potato cake leftovers stored in jars, sorting junk drawers with cigar boxes, color coded sewing bobbins, repurposed key rings from notebook rings, and updated drapery treatments to avoid pin nuisance.
Boots seeks practical guidance as she plans to replace a new waitress hired by her husband Mike who runs a small cafe. The letter notes her support in his ventures from cooking to bookkeeping and worries about loyalty and work performance, ultimately urging a firm staffing decision.
Gale Gordon reflects on the role of straight man for Lucille Ball in television history. The piece notes Gordon’s return to familiar faces from Our Miss Brooks and Dennis the Menace and shares his affectionate view of the partnership.
A Hollywood story recounts how fans greet Lucille Ball by name, mistaking an actor for a character from The Beverly Hillbillies. The piece notes Ball's immediate impact and personal regard, highlighting her charm and public stature.
A writer praises Lucy as a consummate pro who works hard, stays in character, and remains open to ideas. He notes her ability to listen and react. the piece highlights the craft of performance and the dynamic between actor and writer during rehearsal and scenes.
As administered by the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations, workers who are eligible receive help when injured on the job under the state workers' compensation program.
Hollywood veteran Ann Sheridan, formerly dubbed the oomph girl, stars in the TV series Pistols and Petticoats while balancing a marriage to Scott McKay. After years on stage and in television, she reflects on her career and recent Hawaii honeymoon before returning to work with plans for summer stock.
Public service request column offers guidance on relationships and invitations. Readers are urged to mail questions to Ann Landers with a small fee and a self-addressed stamped envelope for personalized advice.
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