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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
16
A reader asks about audience etiquette at a Tampa speech and camera disruption. A lieutenant governor requests wedding exit coaching. A teen asks about hair length amid abuse, and Ann Landers advises on propriety and safety.
A parent who has children nearly grown admits that he is out of control. This paragraph is for your mother the letter carrier. How come you are snooping into your daughters correspondence. She asked you to mail the letter not read it. Parents who want their childrens respect must earn it.
Lancaster Tenn AP a former boxing champion Mrs Robert Lancaster 42 claims the title of women's world boxing champion circa 1949 She learned boxing after a theater job in South Bend and fought as Pat Emerick The 1949 title fight in Council Bluffs ended in a technical knockout She later faced an auto accident ending her ring career She now has 10 children and urges daughters to boxing with caution keeping chin down and guard up
The Decatur Chamber of Commerce hosted a pollution study briefing for the Women’s club on Friday. Fred Underwood and Gene Saywell led ecology discussions, with Underwood noting findings from a chamber study on air water and earth pollution. The meeting approved directing Fashion Festival proceeds to Flint Detention Home to fund a classroom. Members welcomed new entrants Mrs. John Parry Mrs. Harold Ellis and others.
Members gathered in the home of Mrs. Willie O. Rice Sr. with Mrs. Jack Phillips presiding. The pennies for friendship fund totaled $2. Mrs. S A Garth urged homemakers to refurnish tools and perform repairs. Members made rain bonnets. The April meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Garth.
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