Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sarah Yarber Ahead of June Wedding
Miss Sarah Yarber, bride to be of Louis Mosley on June 22, was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Rice and by Mrs. Tom Whitman and others in their homes. Summer flowers filled the decor as Linda and Bebe Nash assisted. The bride wore a green linen dress with white accessories and a gardenia corsage from the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Sarah Yarber
Linda Nash
Reynold Porterfield Jr
Rice
Louis Mosley
Tom Whitman
C. M. Campbell
Reynold Porterfield
Linda
Bebe Nash
Anna Landers
Curse of the Corner and a Birthday Book Gaffe
A reader asks if a street corner is jinxed after a father, wife, brother, and a child all experienced accidents near the same spot. Ann Landers advises avoiding the corner to reduce fear and avoid danger. The column then notes a birthday gift issue involving expensive books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ten Commandments to Break for Creative Children
Experts warn excessive practicality may curb creativity in gifted children. Dr. Stanley Krippner cites risks to mental health and urges parents and teachers to loosen molds with ten counter guidance commandments to nurture original thought and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley Krippner
Department of Psychiatry
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Dr. Krippner
Krippner
National Association For Gifted Children
Maimonides
Personalities At Weekend Family Visits Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Beasley of Cincinnati visited Decatur area relatives with their sons in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy Jr. vacationing in Biloxi and Gulfport. Mrs. Tom Ratliff and Mrs. Roy Cowan returned from Panama City Beach with Gene Ratliff and Melissa Craft. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKinney hosted by Mrs. V. A. Juengel in Helena, Ark. Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter of San Antonio visited W. R. Carpenter’s family in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Beasley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Decatur
Mattie Frances
Max Beasley Jr
Panama City
Fla
Gene Ratliff
Debbie Ratliff
Muscle Shoals
How Does Your Kitchen Fit and What Makes a Creative Child
A discussion on kitchen design praises an efficient work triangle with sink range and fridge and durable surfaces, then pivots to child creativity. It cites Dr. Krippner on balancing praise and criticism, solitude versus social pressure, gender roles, emotional expression, and the dangers of early vocational decisions.
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Roperly
Krippner
Save Those Carpet Scraps For Rainy Day Use
Save leftover carpet pieces for rainy days. Place them outside doorways to track soil and mud, keeping the house cleaner. Use rugged scraps to shield entry mats from wear and dirt.
Chili Fans Fold Nectarines Into Chili on Buns
A quirky recipe suggests adding diced fresh nectarines to canned chili con carne. Spoon over toasted split ham burger buns spread with prepared hot mustard. Broil until hot and finish with grated cheese on top.
Portable appliance storage boosts kitchen efficiency
A ready space to store portable kitchen appliances saves time for cooks. Work surfaces are designed to be heatproof and stain resistant, improving cleanup and workflow in the kitchen.
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Purina Eggs
Paul C. Davis
Moulton St
River
Prac
Ann
Publishers Hall Syndicate
Jover
Web
Colonel Sanders
Jefferson Street
Athens
Sbinson's Furniture
Magnavox
Frigidaire
Johnston
Bob Simpson
Billy
Suzie
Missy
Mommy
Mutual
Moulton Street
Huntsville
North Side Square
Holmes, Avenue
N.E
S. Memorial Pkwy
Parisian
Gateway Center
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