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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1961

Page

3

Elbow Room and Hard Work Keep This 24 Year Lone Gardener Happy

A gray haired woman, self supporting for 24 years, tends a garden with a hand pushed plow and hoe. She cooks, cleans, and raises 55 chickens while growing potatoes cabbage onions radishes English peas corn and other vegetables that feed her. She has used the same plow ten years and suffers a spring heart condition but remains active to stay happy.

Lena Widner Decatur

4-H Program Support Remains Strong Amid Slowing Economy

Chicago report shows nearly 60 companies and foundations continuing to back the 4-H program at a record pace despite the national economic slowdown in 1960-61. The item notes ongoing corporate and philanthropic support fueling 4-H Clubs and related activities.

Chicago National

Public Forum Readers Reply On Highway Billboards

Letters from Decatur Daily readers discuss highway billboards and scenic highways. Garden clubs plan to urge senators and representatives to vote for or against related measures. The note mentions Arkansas symbols and Emperor Haile Selassie’s coronation anniversary in November 1960.

Decatur Daily Fannie Sparkman Rep. Jones Haile Se Ethiopia

Lions See Slide Presentation At Club Meeting

Decatur Lions Club heard color slides from Jim Snider at Hotel Lyons of Wheeler Dam. He showed a lock wall collapse at the dam and a boating trip near Chattanooga. Snider, a Wolverine production supervisor, noted Bowling Green in New York City as the city’s oldest park with historic uses.

Jim Snider Decatur Lions Club Lyons Wheeler Dam Snider Chattanooga New York City Broadway

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