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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
8
A formal outline describes how notices should be presented in the day edition. It calls for a proper form tocation and the inclusion of signature and address of the sender. It references newspaper guidelines and social customs for posting and engagement.
Limingtree ladies contest result lists the second place finisher Mrs Feiing with the tewellest number of eritt Payne. Contests occur each Thursday and the next luncheon is set for the first Thursday in August.
After scoring the citrus fruit, you can peel off each section. The rind can then be cut into even strips suitable for candying.
The Decatur Women’s Golf Association met with presiding officer Morin. Mrs. Abbott Burton was introduced, and Peggy Bocere Invitational and Flag Tournament dates were noted for June 2021 and July 4. Dogfight winners were announced by Mrs. John C. Cole.
The snippet notes Hopkins University in Massachusetts hosting visitors this summer and mentions plans for graduate study in the fall. It also references serving tomatoes with ham and eggs in Southern style, including slicing tomatoes and dipping in seasoned breading before browning.
Ann McCullough, Toni Ivey, Pat Stevens, Judy Sherrill, Becky Robertson, Sara Willis, Mary Shepherd and others from Shoals Moulton Danville Huntsville Russellville Berry are listed in community notices across the state.
Mrs. Peggy Louise Culver, 24, of Town Creek, injured when a car struck her near Decatur General. Officials described her night as fair. The other driver was Luther C. Campbell, 1934, of Town Creek.
A local notice indicates the Decatur Jaycee will be named on June 20. The item reads as an advertisement seeking results from readers.
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