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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1968
Page
16
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Dear Heloise receives ideas on growing leaf lettuce in flower beds and edging borders for beauty. A reader shares using tourist stickers on refrigerator doors for keepsakes, while another repurposes cigarette cases as picture frames and dresser holders.
A reader in Des Moines asks about growing up and dressing choices for a 14 year old, while another discusses hosting parents and marital strain. Ann Landers urges the son to gain independence, invite his mother less, and prioritize his marriage. Additional letters touch on hosting relatives, housekeeping shortcuts, and a tip for using plastic bags to protect car seats.
Bible school will begin at Valley Grove Baptist Church on Monday June 17 at 6 30 to 8 30 p m Refreshments will be served each night John Archer visiting Tennessee grandparents Jane Benson has returned to the University of Alabama Mr and Mrs Elliott Lindsey of Decatur and mother Mrs Jessie Lindsey of Danville visited Mr and Mrs Charles Speake Jo Ann Blankenhip Howell Blankenship Pumpkin Center Leonard Vernon and family now live with their daughter after their home burned three weeks ago
Sympathy extends to the family of R. L. Hensley father of Mrs yn eteamenaaaa selle. Calvary Baptist Church members and Homemakers Club plan gatherings at Rev Otis Long's home. Ladies like Mrs Nell Blac Debra and families attend events at Tillman Reid's home Thursday and Friday night activities.
In Louisville a traffic jam led to an elderly woman stepping from a cab driven by Fiora Simipson. Simipson stopped, fetched a wallet from the street and returned it to the owner, recovering about 400 dollars.
A roster of individuals including Linda, Mrs. Tom Wright, Mrs. Loonenia Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, Mrs. John Stringer and Sandra, Mrs. Monroe Mason and boys of Hartsville, Rev. Dorsey Walker, Paul Davis and Debra Wright.
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