Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Frank Richardson
Mr and Mrs Frank Richardson marked their 63rd wedding anniversary on Tuesday at Tennessee Valley Rest Home. Married March 6, 1910, they are parents to Adie Richardson of Caruthersville Missouri and Mrs Holyman Taylor of Decatur with ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Frank Richardson
Tennessee Valley Rest Home
Adie ‘Richardson
Caruthersville
Holyman Taylor
Decatur
Meatball Snacks with Ham and Brandy
Ground chuck mixed with deviled ham and roasted chopped almonds forms meatballs. Pan fry until browned and serve on picks for savory finger snacks.
DAR Hears Wood On Citizenship And Patriotism
Colonel John Robins chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution hosted speaker Jack Wood who praised America's standard of living under free enterprise and honored the 56 Declaration signers for their sacrifices. He urged frontier remembrance and praised Independence Hall renovation while urging good citizenship and anti pollution efforts. DAR Good Citizenship award winners Marcia Montgomery Neil Clem Sherry Goodson were noted along with scholarship contributions from jewelry sales.
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Jack Wood
John Robins
Daughters of the American Revolution
America
Wood
National Dar Organization
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Pearl S. Buck
Riggins Announces Engagement Of Diana Riggins To Lewis Jr
Diana Carol Riggins engagement to Robert Evans Lewis Jr announced by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eason Riggins. Riggins granddaughter from Etheridge Tenn Huntsville and Ardmore families. Lewis grandson of Montgomery and Newport relatives. Bride-to-be a University of Alabama senior. groom-to-be from Decatur High and Auburn attendee employed at Red Coach Men’s Shop. The April 28 wedding is planned at Brookhaven Baptist Church.
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Charles Eason Riggins
Diana Carol Riggins
Robert Evans Lewis Jr
Robert Evans Lewis
Lewis
Miss Riggins
Tom Riggins
Riggins
Etheridge, Tenn
Demma Pogue
Huntsville
Garland Smith
Ardmore
Austin High School
Calhoun Junior College
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Joseph D. Lewis
Montgomery
Ben Coggins
Newport, Tenn
Muroom
Decatur High School
Auburn University
Red Coach Men’s Shop
Brookhaven Baptist Church
Dear Ann Landers column letters raise safety and marriage control concerns
Readers challenge safety advice on car accelerator stalls and ignition shutoffs, while a couple argues over household chores and maternal control. Ann Landers offers guidance, noting potential dangers and marital dynamics.
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Ann Landers
Indiana
Chicago
National Safety Council
Roofell
Donald Shotka
Dear Ann Landers
Citizenship Girls Named Citizenship Girls Named DAR
Good Citizenship Award winners from local schools honored at the Colonel John Robins chapter March meeting. Marcia Montgomery of Morgan County High School and Nell Clem of Austin High School received pins from Mrs. Lamar Speaks. Sherry Goodson won at Brewer High School.
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Lamar Speake
DAR
Marcia Montgomery
West Morgan High School
Neil Clem
Austin High School
Brewer High School
Sherry Goodson
J. M Julich
Redus Collier
Bess Anderson
Edward McEvoy
Frank W. Johnson
John Robins
Morgan County High School
Nell Clem
Lamar Speaks
How to Launder and Dry Knit Sweaters Properly
Instructions for cleaning and drying sweaters detail which fibers require hand washing, safe washing methods for wool cashmere and blends, and steps to prevent stretching. The guide covers soaking, rinsing, softening, squeezing, rolling in towels, blocking on pattern paper, and air drying away from heat or sun.
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Stratford Rd
Hwy
Mrs. L. W
Andy) Anderson
Our Shoe Department
Ladies’ Shoes
Lady Florsheim Selby ‘Town 'N Country
Connie Old Maine Trotters
Vnner
Hush Puppies
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Daniel Green House
Men’s Shoes
Florsheim
Jarman AG Manly
Shoe Department
Mr.¢ Mrs. Anderson
Morgan Plaza
Hartselle
Mr. Wood
Perma
Dacron
Seersucker
Westgate Shopping Center
Chandler
MATS
Bank St. Decatur
Sat
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