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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
6
During hot summers cool-season grasses fade, Sudan grass offers quick, nutritious forage. Tift Sudangrass, bred for disease resistance in humid southeastern US, yields better grazing longer, especially when foliage diseases are prevalent. It adapts from eastern Texas to Maryland, requires rich soil, and seed yields vary by region.
Bethel Home Demonstration Club members and families enjoyed Family Night at Recreation Park with a hearty picnic supper and evening games, then planned to meet next on August 26. Plus a roundup of local personals and a note on early Dutch settlers naming the South River and the North River of the Hudson.
Merrill Doss executive secretary of the Hartselle Housing Authority says West Side Terrace, the public housing project, is progressing on schedule and expected to be completed by mid December. R J Allen Co. is the contractor and applications may begin about two months from now with unit allotment procedures being set up by the authority.
Funeral services for Wilford Lee Whitaker 43 of Steppville will be at Center Hill church Friday at 3 PM. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Erica, son Charles, daughter Mary, brother J B Whitaker of Hanniversary.
Officials set a clear timeline for rental applicants to learn eligibility. The notice emphasizes adequate processing periods to help prospective tenants decide their suitability and prepare required documents.
Aspiring actors from eight countries will present classical and modern theater as the second international Festival of University Theaters opens in Verona Italy. The event is sponsored by the International Delphic Institute, founded in 1949 in Mainz Germany and aided by UNESCO.
Tom Herman Moore Jr. 26 of Cullman 4 died in a Tuscaloosa hospital. Services will be held Thursday at Mt. Zion church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Sybil, daughter Linda, brother Talmadge, sister Edna, and mother Millard Pinkerton.
Cattle have baby teeth that are replaced by adult teeth in the same manner as human children. WANT-ADS GET RESULTS.
A musician remarked that carved symbols over Adelaide Hall at Queen's University align with lines from The Mikado saying Brightly dawns our wedding day The note comes amid policies affecting public spaces and coffee breaks and long-standing smoking restrictions in city post offices and washrooms with regulated time-off periods.
New York postoffice clerks may smoke at their desks during long night shifts and may send out for coffee. They may also play the radio but only when the post office is closed and not when dealing with the public or handling open mail sacks.
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