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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1963
Page
19
Florence visited her parents the W A Williamses. Twenty four coeds left Bama for South America and Mexico. Shirley and Harold Seltot to do teaching jobs.
A nostalgic guide details formal and informal table settings with silverware order from outside in, knives and spoons to the right, forks to the left, and variations for buffet, luncheon, and Sunday supper. It describes place settings, dessert forks, teaspoons on cup saucers, and decorative centerpieces in pink linens and black gold borders.
Mrs Clark Rountree led table topics with three members delivering speeches on means and spring. Mrs Willams Gossett to be initiated at next meeting. Mrs Robert Denham served as toast mistress with Mrs B J Gates speaking on What spring means to me. Two teenagers Miss Chery Greenwam and Susan Coley welcomed. Ginger Ann Quillin to graduate from DHS this spring and attend David Lipscomb College in September. The Dallas Churchman quotes a priest on canvass efforts calling it a shell-out falter.
A reader asks how to clean a dog's ears. A veterinarian advises against frequent cleaning and warns against alcohol or peroxide as they dry the ear. Instead use a few drops of baby oil and gently wipe out wax and debris with a soft cloth.
Rep. Carl Elliott D Alabama told the Walker County Young Democrats that ultra conservative groups like the John Birch Society ignore America's wealth and freedom. He claimed Jefferson would dismiss them as intellectual nitwits and Jackson would have horse-whipped them, stressing the United States as the richest and most free nation in history.
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