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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1955
Page
17
A breezy notes column satirizes insect news and fashion trends while cataloging social chatter. It covers golf course outfits, colorful sport shirts, and celebrity-like sightings at Mooresville lunches, plus travel plans to Florida and Alabama connections and hometown correspondents.
A chatty guide blends grandma lore with New York Botanical Garden tips on geranium care. It covers soil, sun, temperature, watering, pot size, fertilizing, and pruning to keep plants blooms bright and compact.
A message notes plans to fish were not realized while Mary Louise Mor row has drawn attention all week. The writer signs off with a friendly goodbye.
Rev McGahee preached at morning and evening services as Morgan County Lacey s Spring Augusta Winfrey hosts a weekend revival starting Thursday. Josie Hughes PTA met for the regular monthly session with Mrs Hobson Mahan giving a devotion on Hebrews 11 and Mrs Georgia Dunn speaking on moral values and religious roots. Mrs Winfrey reported Washington notes from Congressman Bob Jones and treasurer Mrs W S McCutcheon delivered the financial report. During social hour refreshments were served and Ina Holliday spent the weekend in Massey with her parents.
Mrs J C Green celebrated a surprise birthday dinner Sunday at Hamby s Chapel Cullman County. Attendees included Ellis Green and family Junior Holmes Ray Deliphene Green Gene Mill Miller family Breeding family Need family Odell Dean Eva Doris Neel Decatur plus Harold Sanders family Jim Sanders Edd Maddox children Winford Griffen Decatur Griffen family Walter Griffen Emery Holmes Robin Rea and others visited Harold Sanders over the weekend.
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