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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
8
Hollywood fashion authority notes more women adopt eye shadow to enhance eye color and create the illusion of larger eyes. Proper technique involves chin uplift and looking down to expose lids, applying over powder for dry skin, and using light strokes with cake shadow.
A reader asks Ann Landers why parents should tell children about prior marriages citing trauma and trust. Landers urges disclosure to protect children, while a spouse fears harm to reputation and family dynamics.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Motter of Tanner announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Ann Motter to Dwight Glenn McMeans son of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. McMeans, also of Tanner. The bride elect is granddaughter of Mrs. Ernest Usery of Athens and the late Mr. Henry Bloodworth and of Samuel Motter of Athens and the late Mrs. Motter. She is a graduate of Tanner High School and attended Calhoun Junior College and works as a secretary at Matthews Machine.
Mr and Mrs William Satchel Sr announce their granddaughter Wanda Lafaye Satchel will wed Chambers Lipscomb son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lipscomb of Town Creek California. Wanda is a Courtland High School senior and Chambers a Courtland graduate employed at 3 M in Decatur. The wedding is set for June 22.
For each zodiac sign the forecast urges practical steps and steady self assurance. Aries should rebuild after turmoil, Taurus to smooth marital tensions, Gemini to manage temper, Cancer to settle for solid gains, Leo to value meaningful allies, Virgo to enjoy nature and leisure, Libra to consolidate, Scorpio to balance savings and study, Sagittarius to accept imperfect outcomes, Capricorn to verify facts, Aquarius to lead with diplomacy, and Pisces to release yesterday and rest today. The Chicago Tribune.
Mr and Mrs Norman Oden of Anniston visited Rock Creek relatives last week. Mapleton Georgia couple Hilbert Weaver Jr and family stayed with Rock Creek kin. Elain Weaver joined them for a visit. Charlies Crawford and son from Huntsville were weekend guests of Grace Lott. Lynette Weaver visited Atlanta friends. J O McLaughlin of Johnson Chapel guests of Draper family. Bob Payne returns to Johnson Chapel after weeks in Bridgeport. Brown family of Columbus visited Bud Ried in Johnson Chapel. Ralph E Graham joined graduation at Tennessee Tech University Cookeville for Marcellus Hebron MA in science and math. Lizzie Daily 103rd birthday at Burn’s Nursing Home Russellville with family. Wedding planned August 10 at Tanner Church of Christ for Woodroof Daily families. Dwight Bowling of Hartselle announces son Gregory Duane born June 5 at Decatur General Hospital. sibling Kevin age 3. Grandparents White of Danville and Rev E T Bowling of Danville. A Colbert County native Mrs Daily lived there years. Rockets idle discharge speed note ends article.
Suzanne Smith and Frederick William Goforth wed on June 2 at the University of Alabama Baptist Student Center with a reception there. The bride, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John B Cunningham, wore a white satin gown with pearl and crystal lace embellishments. Attendants included Donna Kristina Smith, Mary Elizabeth Wright, and Margie Newman. Rodney Parrish served as best man with ushers Dan Goforth and Tom Dunnavant. The couple will reside in an undetermined location.
A German spring brings a gentle mania for asparagus with Bonn meals often featuring a single soup followed by boiled white asparagus with drawn butter or Hollandaise and ham. The season ends June 24 in the Rhineland and the white tender stalks are prized over other varieties.
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