Miss Chandler to Marry Mr. Davis in Athens
Athens announces the engagement of Cathy Chandler to Ted Bayles Davis. Cathy is a 1968 Athens High School and 1972 UNA graduate, a social worker for Limestone County. Ted earned a BA in History from Alabama Huntsville and is pursuing an MA in American History while employed by the Athens City School System. The wedding is set for August 20 at Garth Memorial Chapel.
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Athens
Arlie Earl Chandler
Cathy Chandler
Ted Bayles Davis
William Petty Davis
Will Cheatham
Mr. Cheatham
Earl Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Athens High School
University of North Alabama
Limestone County Department of Pensions and Security
Davis
Bri White
Alpha Chapter members win top award at state convention
Members of Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi attended the state convention and earned one of the highest individual honors. Carolyn Chirrey was named State rl of the Year and Bev Patterson scrapbook chairman received an honorable mention for their scrapbook.
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Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carolyn Chirrey
Bev Patterson
Public Welfare Row In St Paul Sparks Letter War
A reader attacks so called welfare mothers on ADC programs, outlining how training and WIN offices aid workers who seek self sufficiency. Ann Landers confirms facts and encourages fair treatment. Mention of Medipet insurance for dogs is noted as not available in the U.S. at press time.
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Ann Landers
St. Paul
Public Welfare Division
ADC
WIN
Ann
Taxpayer
Lloyd’s of London
United States
Australia
Landers
Alpha Alpha sorority member earns State Girl of the Year
Carolyn Chirrey becomes the second Alpha Alpha member in five years to win the Alabama State Girl of the Year title. She won last weekend at the Beta Sigma Phi Convention in Birmingham after first securing the club title and competing against over 120 chapters. Alpha Alpha also earned an honorable mention for their scrapbook under Rev. Patterson’s committee. Convention attendees include Patsy Bruce and numerous spouses.
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Carolyn Chirrey
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Beta Sigma Phi
Birmingham
Alabama
Patterson
Patsy Bruce
Jim Lasley
George Paulding
Arley Downs
Bob Park
Hugh
Carolyn) Chirrey
Claude Rinehart
Gary Hughes
Wayne
Bev) Patterson
Jim Price
Horoscope signs outline a year of growth and caution
Wednesday birthday natives gain self reliance and new talents. study, learn, and attract attention. Aries should temper whims while Taurus adapts to control and new ideas from youth. Gemini sorts specifics. Cancer updates methods. Leo mentions increased spending and future income. Virgo questions secrecy. Libra seeks unfamiliar routes. Scorpio acts quickly and manages workload. Sagittarius family decisions require consensus. Aquarius mixes tradition with novelty. Pisces travels to renew contacts and test ideas.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sheinwold On Bridge Look Hard For Good Luck
Alfred Sheinwold explains how players miss chances by overrelying on a single line. The daily question suggests bidding four spades when partner opens and the suit landscape supports strong trump presence. A pocket guide offer follows from Port Washington, N.Y. based publication.
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Alfred Sheinwold
Sheinwold
THE
Decatur Daily
P.O. Box
Port Washington
N.Y
Los Angeles Times
Cheesy Garlic Bread On The Grill
A simple method to make cheesy garlic bread over the coals. Cream butter with garlic, slit long bread, add American cheese slices, wrap in foil, and heat 15 to 20 minutes for a smoky side dish.
Rudolph girl celebrates fifth birthday in Decatur
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Rudolph of Decatur marks her fifth birthday today. She is granddaughter of Dr and Mrs Henry E Russell of Memphis Tennessee and Mr and Mrs Richard Rudolph of Benton Kentucky.
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Bill Rudolph
Decatur
Henry E. Russell
Memphis
Tenn
Richard Rudolph
Benton, Ky
Writer Robert Penn Warren Reflects On Career At Yale
New Haven Connecticut AP Robert Penn Warren the only author to win the Pulitzers in fiction and poetry says critiques rarely help him and bad reviews are nuisances He discusses his work near the publication of A Place to Come Home To Warren 72 lives in Connecticut and Vermont and remains focused on the next poem or novel He notes many ideas are scrap and three novels unfinished due to lost contact He also remarks on perseverance among younger writers and the effort to see ideas through to their best form
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New Haven, Conn
Robert Penn Warren
Warren
Yale University
Fairfield
Conn
Vermont
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Bible Conference
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Johnny Tucker
D. W. Patrick
Lucky Teague
Ernest Tucker
Alvin E. Tucker Nursery
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