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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
6
A reader shares a clever, discreet method to hide trash cans using a two thirds circular brick wall shaped like a C. The design keeps the backs exposed for easy removal and can be built with bricks stones or blocks, with optional ivy accents.
Susan, a 23 year old from New York, describes her drug past and recovery at AREBA, a nine month treatment program for affluent adults and teens. She credits therapy and work responsibilities for gaining self esteem and learning to handle reality without drugs.
Mrs. Charles Walton Ashwander formerly Barbara Earl Nettles was feted at a bridesmaids luncheon hosted Friday by Dell Malone at the Malone family home on Eastmeade Ave. The note includes a humorous aside about the couple.
Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club named Mrs. Nancy R. Agnew director of Wheeler-Basin Regional Library as Woman of Achievement for 1972 at Coaches Inn. She was cited for energy, perseverance, and long range planning aiding community library service.
A reader warns that sleeping pills paired with alcohol caused an accidental death in a friend. Ann Landers replies with caution advising: after heavy drinking do not take pills or try to “get going” with pills the next morning. The column also covers readers’ notes on wills, kissing at a party, travel packing, and a confession in a long Q&A format.
Deborah Kaye Hogan daughter of Addison and Stanley Joe Crow son of Danville were married March 10 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Graham by Rev. Graham. After a Florida wedding trip they reside in Danville. The bride a Danville High School graduate will finish school in May. The groom, also a Danville High School graduate, is the grandson of local families.
Curtis Booker and his son John returned from Chicago after visiting Mrs. Thomas Booker. John Robinson Jr. and Joe Robinson of Gary Ind spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robinson in Decatur. Alfred E. McCleskey funeral attendees from Decatur and nearby towns gathered in Pine Bluff Ark. Curtis Booker and his daughter Danella traveled to Montgomery for a two day visit. Elizabeth Dyan Aldridge was born at Decatur General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Felix Aldridge. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Felix Aldridge of Danville and Mrs. Louise Rolfe of Decatur and Howard Brown of Mississippi. Irene Sharp and Shelia visited James White family in Birmingham.
In Sheinwold on Bridge, North dealer South vulnerability, the hand shows 9 points and a minor suit. South should pass rather than risk an opening bid, as only 1% Quick Tricks and no strong support justify extending.
Horoscope for Wednesday advises passing things along to others while receiving in return. Aries to Pisces outlines cautions on tempers, independence, discipline, and practical actions. notes about not overreacting to changes and keeping calm amid outer storms. Copyright Chicago Tribune 1972.
Hollywood experts say glasses are a fashion accessory and advise flattering frames based on face shape and proportion. Eyes should look large and open with light shadow, minimal liner, single color, and tinted lenses matched makeup. brush lashes softly and de-emphasize eyebrows.
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