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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
9
Dear Ann Landers answers compare marriage to bachelor life noting married men fare better healthwise emotionally and in crime statistics. She cites studies and urges readers to seek guidance from her columns and publications.
Kay Logston daughter of Mrs. Donald E. Reding of Courtland and Jimmy Barton son of Mrs. Ivan Yancey of Cullman were married Saturday at 7 p.m. in a poolside ceremony at Mrs. Elaine Reardon's home. Rev. Charles Gaston officiated. The bride wore a lavender gown with scooped neckline and empire waist, a straw hat, and carried white rosebuds. Maid of honor Lois Bowers and best man Jimmy Parnell attended. Reception assistants included Carla Teresa and Susan Reardon. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Decatur.
New officers of the Garden Club of Alabama were elected at the annual convention held at Auburn University. In a left-to-right photo display, Mrs. Harold Smith of Cottondale was named chairman of finance and Mrs. E. M. was listed among the officers.
The Friday horoscope notes growth and deeper self awareness, with Aries urged to organize the week’s results and Taurus facing favorable long term changes. Each sign receives guidance on focus, health, safety, and interacting with others as plans evolve.
Health Capsules offers general guidance on avoiding peanuts and lists beans and peas as potential substitutes. It notes the information is not a diagnostic tool and emphasizes consulting a physician for personal allergy management.
Donald Steeples son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steeples of Decatur marks his fifth birthday today. He is grandson of Mrs W L Haynes and the late Mr Haynes and of Mrs Frank Steeples and the late Mr Steeples.
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