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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
7
Hawaii theme event at Austinville featured pink lemonade and frozen fruit with frosted cookies and sweets. Hostesses included Mrs Bennie Stovall.
Lucy and Frances West Judy and Mason grandmothers Mrs C J Tanner and Mrs V C Laney named in a community family notice with multiple relatives referenced.
Miss Margaret Wiley daughter of Dr and Mrs J B Wiley sails from New York aboard the Italian liner Ascania with about 1200 American students from 30 colleges in a two month European tour arranged by the Council on Student Travel.
Mrs. Robert Wilson, president, oversees Morgan County summer camp operations at the Cold Springs clubhouse. The event, led byMrs. R. K. Craig and Mrs. J. B. Jones, invites participants to submit name, address with zone, size and style number.
Prices for roast beef remain near year-ago levels in many stores with ribs at 55 to 63 cents a pound in New York area markets. Top round holds at 79 cents, while chuck roast is highlighted in the East and South and short ribs in the Midwest. Fryers drop 2 to 5 cents in some areas as July 12 and 13 price checks occur. Community meeting notes mention a July 22 gathering, a club room cooler purchase, and a business centers program led by Mrs. Lott with door prize won by Mrs. Jones.
The Carlin Circle of Central Methodist WSCS met Tuesday in the church parlor with cohostesses Mrs. C. L. Dinsmore and Mrs. W. B. Carlin. Mrs. J. R. Vaughan led the lesson and Mrs. W. W. Lovett led the devotion. Eleven members attended and pledged cards for the year. Refreshments followed before the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction.
The Lead Pencil Manufacturers Assn reports a single cedar tree from Oregon and northern California supplies wood for 300,000 pencils. The note adds a definition line about jade being a hard green silicate of quartz and sand.
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