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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
3
A dated column contrasts British and American tipping habits with humor. It notes Britons counting pennies, skimping on staff gratitude, and hotel quirks while praising Americans for generous tipping. It also mentions Hollywood chatter and theatre news from Manhattan.
The 1943 Austinville High School graduating class held a reunion at Woodall's Barbecue with J. W. Clark presiding. Officers Gertrude Aday Wells, J. W. Clark, and Freeda Higdon Presswell will continue, and the group voted to meet again on the second Saturday night in June 1960. Attendees from Decatur included Mr. and Mrs. M. H. White and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Smith, Rick and Van, and Wallace McCoy.
A compact listing of across and down clues for a daily crossword with entries like Quarter less eae slippers and Mirror reflection, plus a Cryptoquote puzzle and a note about yesterday's solution. Includes references to famous names and common crossword conventions.
I E Self was installed as Decatur Lions Club president succeeding James Roberts. Charles Barr performed rites with help from Glenn Ragan and other Lions. New officers include Roy Wymbs and Ned Frazier as vice presidents, plus secretary Russell Humphrey and treasurer James Edwards. Out of town guests attended. club reports $2315 broom sale proceeds and a $400 donation for a hospital private room.
Public service article explains the nervous system controls body functions and vertebral misalignments affect organs. Chiropractic adjustments aim to correct misaligned vertebrae to restore normal organ function. Dr Judson Pitts Clinic listed with address 916 6th Ave SE and phone EL 3-5805.
The Gadsden Lions Club viewed Chemstrand's color film Fibers and Civilization at the Reich Hotel. The feature, shown at the Brussels World's Fair pavilion, traces fiber and textile history from ancient times to the modern chemical era.
The world's youngest circus stars are Nida two Rene four and Yvonne six, trick unicyclists with the Hamid Morton circus. Their father John Joanides, a juggler born in Athens Greece, and their mother Vonda a trapeze star born in Torino Italy. The children were born in Florida.
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