North America Covers 8 Million Square Miles
The continent of North America spans about 8 million square miles, constituting roughly 16 percent of the world's land area. It notes the vast expanse and its share of global geography.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
5
The continent of North America spans about 8 million square miles, constituting roughly 16 percent of the world's land area. It notes the vast expanse and its share of global geography.
Miss Sue McDanal entertained at her parents home with a school is out luncheon and theater party. Decorations and menu emphasized the theme. Guests included Judy Whisenant and Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. Hebert H. Morgan of Flint announce the engagement of daughter Evelyn Morgan to Tim Adams. Adams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Crozier Adams of Vinemont. The couple’s wedding date and plans will be announced.
Ringwald Mary Atkeson Black Ibby Wyker Mary Barron Carolyn King Karen Jean son and Lea Jones appear in a partial obituary fragment. The readable items identify several individuals, suggesting a memorial or community tribute with listed names.
The renowned Sing Sing in New York derives its name from the Sin Sinck Indians, reflecting the area’s indigenous heritage.
At the Salem church, the Salem WSCS conducted its regular meeting and held the annual pledge service with Mrs. Grady Chas. The ceremony reflected church activities and community involvement.
Mrs. Joe Worthey and Mrs. Eugene Stewart hosted a linen shower Saturday at the Worthey home for bride-elect Letty Sue Nethery, fiancée of Richard H. Dobbs. Garden flowers in antique china greeted guests, with lilies and gladioli accents, and a light buffet served with coffee.
Mr and Mrs Waverly Loosier entertained Saturday with a buffet supper at Blue Berry Hill Ranch honoring visitors. Miss Sue Walter of Nashville and Bob Rogers of Johnstown Pa celebrated joint birthdays. Others included QO J Shepard departing for Cleveland to visit a brother Ed and Mrs Shepard. Jerry Walter and Fred Philips of Florence were also honored guests. Supper was served in the pine grove.
A fragmented TV radio log lists programs and times for multiple stations including Birmingham and Decatur outlets. Entries show news summaries, game broadcasts, soap operas, variety shows, and kiddie programs with scattered timing notes and program titles.
A list of programs including 2:00 Holiday House 2:30 Today's Tome 3:00 The Ben 9:59 Learns To Swim 4:00 To Be Announced 30 Mathematics
Mr and Mrs Cooper Frazier and Mrs H T Mitchell attend graduation for Becky Holmes Peggy Wear and Ann Free in Gainesville Fla Arthur Holmes visits en route to Nashville. Girls head to Winnetaska camp Carol Mooney Susan Mooney Martha Norris Emily Kay Poole Pat Wear Peggy Wear Ann Free. Mrs W A Jacobs and Shirley Jacobs vacation in Florida. Norma Chandler visits her mother. S F Hosey recuperates after heart attack. Mrs John Taylor and children visit Brantley Ala. Taylor Underwood at Auburn home for summer Huntsville. George Godwin stays home for summer. Sharron Brennman visits cousins Pat Randy Troup in Arkansas. Tom Burgess vacation to Daytona Beach. Hul and Ryan return from Biloxi Miss.
Experts warn that dishwashing by children leads to numerous injuries. Last year doctors reported over 100,000 serious cuts from broken glass and china, with officials estimating home treatment injuries exceed that figure by more than tenfold.
Mrs Ruel Foote presided over the regular business meeting of 15 members. Mrs Bob Higdon led the opening prayer and the group sang a hymn before an evening devotion on John 3 16 18 by Mrs Walter Cole.
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