Miss Dial Is Weekend Bride
Pamela Darlene Dial wed Friday at East End Methodist Church with sister Patsy Dial and Mrs Bobby Penny Dial of Decatur among the wedding party. Attendants included Judy Otis, Gerald Hayes, and Barbara Dial, as well as Beth Dial as flower girl. The reception followed at the church and the couple plans to live in Decatur. Mealtimes grow simpler as home economists urge ready prepared cold cuts and franks for easy, affordable meals.
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Herbert Avery Campbell
Atlanta
East End Methodist Church
T. H. Hayes
Birmingham
Michael Dial
Meadows-Hamm Troth Announced in Decatur
Mr and Mrs Maurice Lee Meadows announce the engagement of their daughter Connie Meadows to Lattce Lee Hamm III son of Mr and Mrs Lottce Lee Hamm Jr The bride elect is granddaughter of Mrs Charles Edwin Sittason Sr and the late Mr Sittason and of Wallace Homer Meadows Sr The couple plan a wedding at Decatur High School and St Pauls Lutheran Church and Hamm will enter medical school at University of Alabama Birmingham after graduation from Auburn University
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Lottce Lee Hamm Jr
Decatur
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Meadows
Decatur High School
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Hamm
Paxton Miles
Elba
Lottice Lee Hamm Sr
Hamm
Auburn University
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Rodgers Hemming engagement announced in Pontiac
Donald E. Rodgers announced the engagement of his daughter Dorothy Ann Rodgers to Daniel Wendell Hemming Jr. The bride elect is a 1972 Pontiac Central High School graduate and the groom is a U.S. Navy member who attended the same high school. The fall wedding is planned in Hartselle.
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Dorothy Ann Rodgers
Daniel Wendell Hemming Jr
Harold Clayton
Hartselle
Daniel Wendell Hemming
Pontiac
Rodgers
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Mr. Rodgers
Henry Creamer
Phoenix, Ariz
Creamer
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Mr. Hemming
Sarg B. Sparks
White Lake
Wisc
Leland E. Hemming
Chicago, Ill
Larry Kenbeck
U.S. Navy
Measure For Measure at American Shakespeare Theater
Stratford review calls Measure For Measure Shakespeare at its finest, a pure character study that feels topical with Watergate and British government sex scandal parallels, showing classics retain relevance.
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Stratford, Conn
Nytns
American Shakespeare Theater
Nun Elected To Board At Northern Illinois Gas Co
Sister Ann Ida Gannon, 57, president of Mundelein College Chicago for 15 years, was elected a director of Northern Illinois Gas Co at the Aurora meeting. Critics questioned a nun on stock ownership, but chairman C Joseph Gauthier defended with the vow of poverty explanation.
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Mundelein College
Chicago
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Aurora
Til
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Sisters of Charity
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Colette Mahoney
Marymount Manhattan College
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Child Growth Rates Charted Across Ages
New York report notes rapid growth in preteen to late teen ages. Boys average 60 inches at 12, 67.5 inches at 15, and 69 inches at 17. girls reach about 64 inches by 17. Weights rise correspondingly with age. 17 year old boys around 150 pounds while girls average 127. Data from a National Center for Health Statistics survey.
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New York
National
Center For Health
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