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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
13
A woman recounts how altering her own responses transformed a drinking husband and saved her marriage. She details failing home treatment, seeking help at an Alcoholism Information Center, and learning to address her own emotional balance before aiding her spouse.
A wife describes guiding her alcoholic husband toward treatment and recovery through center-based counseling. She details changing her own behavior, engaging in group support, and embracing patient, nonconfrontational tactics that helped Steve become sober for two years and restore family balance.
The Moulton Lions Club elects Hollis McCarty as president and eleven others to officer roles at a June 27 installation. Guest Ermon Bain received a certificate for his March of Dimes county campaign leadership, with Lawrence County reporting about $3000 raised this year.
Dallas County Sheriff James G. Clark Jr. of Selma Alabama was chosen as vice president of the National Sheriffs Association. The association on Wednesday elected Sheriff C A Griffon of Iberville Parish Louisiana as president.
The Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea report an annual fur seal harvest near 90,000 animals. The practice remains a notable regional economic activity amid ongoing wildlife management considerations.
Montgomery Alabama AP report says Elmore County credit association will extend more than eight million dollars in loans to farmers. James H. Goodwin, office manager, notes about 600 of 1,200 members across 10 counties are expected to borrow. Two directors will be elected, including Montgomery and Graves Weaver.
Mexico is identified as the world's largest going market for the United States, signaling significant cross border trade and migration patterns. The report notes Mexico's high demand and the impact on US industries and border communities.
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