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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1971
Page
19
Spring hay fever is caused by windborne pollens from trees including oak elm hickory and cottonwood. Victims show red watery eyes cold like symptoms and discomfort. A nasal spray with an antihistamine and decongestant is reported to help.
A diamond specialist from a member firm of the American Gem Society offers ethical guidance on diamond quality factors that affect price. Visit to receive factual information and expert advice on pricing and selection.
Engagement announced for Martha Ellen Massey to Cleo Michael Black. Miss Massey, granddaughter of Gulfport and Bay Springs families, is a Tuscaloosa High School and Montevallo alumna. Black, of Tanner and Athens families, attended the University of Alabama. Wedding set for Aug. 21 at Forest Lake Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa.
Landers and Lowery families announce the engagement of Janet Regina Landers to Phillip Wade Lowery. Janet, a Hatton High School senior, is granddaughter of Bruton and Landers. Phillip is a Hatton High graduate employed by King George Homes. The July 2 wedding is planned at Cave Springs Free Will Baptist Church.
In Cambridge, six year old Jenny White activates yeast at about 110 degrees under guidance from mother Merry White. The pair explore world recipes, with Jenny already compiling a handwritten cookbook. The scene includes playful kneading with friend Elizabeth Bangs as the bread turns out “gushy.”
New Hyde Park volunteers provide waiting room updates on operation start and recovery, room transfer times, and physician availability. They serve coffee and juice, offer reading material, and make introductions to families to ease waiting.
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