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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
12
Public health advocate W W Bauer, MD, cites Jenner and cowpox history to warn against vaccination myths. He urges renewal of vaccination within five years and condemns anti vaccinationists while stressing protection through inoculation. Tomorrow: Protein Requirements For Health.
Dr Otis Kirby preached at the morning service and Reverend Robert Heaps led the evening. Numerous local residents and guests from Decatur Hartselle Florence and Albertville visited or hosted gatherings. The McGee Reunion and a bridal shower for Lena Hammicks were noted along with several family visits and church events.
The New York harbor accounts for roughly one half of the nation’s foreign trade by dollar value, underscoring its role as a primary hub for international commerce.
The M Y F of the Danville Methodist Church sponsors a youth event in Danville. Mrs Add Randolph listed as organizer. Details read in community column indicate plans for a church youth gathering with participation encouraged from local families.
Community notices report an ice cream supper on Saturday June 22 at 7 PM hosted by Mrs. Woofin Hardwick and others. Several families Joe Lockhart Smith Pickens Berlin Hudson Tomlinson Owen Randolph Norwood Nix visitations and hospital or travel mentions in Birmingham Jasper Hart sel le Decatur and Mt Hope. Jerry Smith receives a Birmingham News award.
Arthur McCord notes that in 1833 Michael Felix Corne ate the first tomato to prove love apples were not poisonous. Corne, an Italian artist, has paintings exhibited in the U.S. Naval Academy Museum.
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