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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
8
A tip explains using an insulated picnic bag and freezer chilled items to prevent foods like meat from thawing during return from shopping. High heat increases the risk of early defrost, so keep perishables cold with proper insulation.
Decatur group outlines participation in Spirit of America Festival with June meeting plans. Mrs. Larry Gilmartin will chair the concession and Mrs. Kenneth Bryant chairs sach races. Members plan to inform civic groups about the Family Forum series. A housewarming is planned to furnish the Mental Health Association Social Club.
Decatur Cotillion Club held its annual summer winner dance at Decatur Country Club Friday night with a boutique theme of wrought iron and vivid paper flowers. Music by the Jack Gregory band from Nashville played from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Ready for the Fourth this year, a red white and blue Star Cake decorates the picnic table. The confection uses angel food base, a square cake cut into a star, and tinted frostings with patriotic trim and miniature flags.
Priceville Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Robinson Sr to craft ditty bags by Melea Dianne Liverette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Liverette. The event featured a Peaches the Year Around demonstration by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Leeman. The July meeting will be a handicraft workshop at a Decatur paint and craft store.
Decatur Chapter outlines its coming year at the June meeting with committee appointments led by President Mrs Joyce Terry. New members include Mrs Helen Kyle and Mrs Pat Herron, with planned July picnic and a reading of the Collect led by Miss Sivley at the Tower House Restaurant.
At the 28th annual convention in Miami Florida from June 9 to 12, Insurance Women highlighted programs like “Lock Your Car,” “Project Drive,” and “Project Career.” Members educated youth, reduced theft, and promoted insurance careers with I II materials and school talks.
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