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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
7
Dear Folks Mr. Leo Singer, president of a detergent manufacturing company, explains how to wash clothes properly. He warns against overusing detergent and suggests using a booster to remove residue. Includes washing temperatures, loading tips, fabric sorting, and cautions about chlorine bleach on synthetics.
Ruth Diane Geiger daughter of Mr and Mrs Talmage Ethredge Geiger and James William Clark Jr son of Mr and Mrs James William Clark Sr were married Saturday at 4 p m at First Baptist Church Chapel by Dr Alvin H Hopson. The bride wore a long A line gown.
In landscaping a yard a restful area with cedar benches set within a privacy screen offers a place to chat. A garden house provides mower storage and a covered brunch space or gardener bathhouse. The text then shifts to a wedding description with gown details, bridal party, and reception notes, concluding with travel plans.
A quirky breakfast idea involves sauteing bologna slices in butter until they cup, cooking drained pineapple slices alongside, then serving scrambled eggs and chives in the bologna cups with pineapple on the side.
Mrs. Laron Hurst and Mrs. Hershel Wade of Moulton join Mrs. Leola Blaxton Agee to Mobile for their nephew Joe Vinson’s graduation at University Military School. Olivia Ann McInnis grads at Gulf Coast Academy High School with Mrs. Agee and Mrs. Ray Cartee. Mrs. Paul Hudson visits Punta Gorda family with Mildred Matthews and M. L. Newcomb. New Decatur arrivals include James Farley Johnny Latham Edward King and Raymond Stovall.
A simple chilled salad blends frozen succotash with olive oil and cider vinegar. Heat oil with vinegar salt and sugar, toss with succotash parsley and onions, then chill at least an hour. Serve on lettuce with sliced tomato.
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