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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1966
Page
28
Dear Mrs Moore writes a man in his late thirties who loves a forties year old widow about marriage. He worries gossip in small towns and moves toward a large city life while accepting steps to help her with her children and future. Astrology and dating tips follow.
Janet Cain a lithographer for The Decatur Daily keeps indoors on weekdays yet weekends find her horseback riding with the Cain family near Athens. She owns a thoroughbred and two Arabians and trains them herself. Janet, 31, credits her Texas brother in law for sparking her interest in horses after a rodeo visit years ago. She prefers barrel racing and attends rodeos when possible. Her husband N H and two schoolgirls Linda and Barbara share the riding passion. Janet also enjoys dancing and helps her daughters with modern jazz. She has worked in the paper’s camera room for almost two years, making negatives for pages before they are sent to the press, after previously running a North Carolina beauty shop and working as a dental assistant in Athens.
Mrs Arlene Sivley of Morgan County Center Springs listed with SP 37887. Mr and Mrs Dennis Ellsworth and daughter Carol Denise of Huntsville visited their parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and Kendall here Sunday. Ronald Whitten of Rome Georgia spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs L M Whitten here.
Cpl. Douglas Legg, Parris Island, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Legg. Miss Betty Monroe of Trinity visited Saturday. Mrs. Edna Jones returned from Ft Worth. Mr and Mrs Henry Griffith of Huntsville dined with Mr and Mrs Roy Griffith. Medford Long and Anena visited Onnie Long and daughter of Moulton. The Womans Society met with Mrs Marion McAbee and planned a stew supper for April 2 at 5 p.m.
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