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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
6
A trio of Dear Ann Landers letters recount family ties and personal quirks. A daughter honors her late father as mentor and driver. a caller seeks advice on weekly chats with her daughter and grandchildren. another reader defends tall women against dating stereotypes.
Sharon Gay Yarbrough and William Donald Ruff wed at First United Methodist Church Huntsville Alabama. The bride wore antique lace with velvet ribbon Empire waist and chapel veil, carried orchids and lilies of the valley. Attendants included Lucinda Yarbrough maid of honor Kemp Schnetzler best man. reception followed at the church. couple to reside in Huntsville after a Gatlinburg honeymoon.
Health note cites National Center for Health Statistics data. It states women aged 45 have remaining years of life similar to those born in 1900, while men aged 45 have an average of 27.1 years left. The figures reflect U S Public Health Service statistics.
Quick reader tip shows thawing pies in fridge then removing top crusts to heat filling in a sauce pan, finishing under a broiler. Suggests returning crusts to pies or serving in ramekins. Notes saving time and electricity.
Buffy Mechell Halbrooks daughter of Marlen K Halbrooks Jr celebrates her first birthday today. She is granddaughter of J T Shadden Somerville and Kenneth Halbrooks Sr of Hartselle.
The housewife column invites readers to send questions and hints to Heloise care of the newspaper. Due to high mail volume she cannot answer all messages but will address questions when possible. Readers are reminded about the Want Ads to get results.
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