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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1955
Page
18
The VA provides guidance on training vs pay under the Korean GI Bill and confirms that allowances continue while trainees are paid at beginner wages. It states GI unemployment pay cannot be collected while in VA training and outlines effective dates for increased disability payments due to dependents and pension restoration rules after income questionnaire submissions.
A short health column notes the Shown Clinic's continued expansion at Canal Street in the northeast area. The entry provides a contact telephone 197 for inquiries.
A reader asks if it is wrong to see a former sweetheart while married with two children. Dorothy Dix warns against breaking a home, urges clergy guidance, and advises removing the ex from thoughts and focusing on present life and health.
Mr and Mrs Ben Russell of St Louis returned home after attending the funeral of A H Dunn. Mr and Mrs Glen Collins and children of Decatur spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russell Peck. Russell Peck and Donnie visited Lipscomb at Laceys Spring Sunday. Mrs Jack Thompson Mrs Russell Peck and Mrs Bessie Thompson were in Falkville and Massey Monday. Mrs M G Peck spent Monday with Mrs Lottie Dunn. Mrs Bessie Thompson was carried to Baugh Wiley Hospital for treatment.
Mayor T. V. Day and councilmen G. H. McClellan and R. L. Tapscott of Flint met with Hartselle's mayor and board as observers to learn proper handling of city business.
Dr Guy L Colbert was elected chairman of the committee on ministry and churches at the Southeast Convention of Congregational Christian Churches in Atlanta. He will oversee ministerial training programs and lecturing at Southern Union College Wadley Alabama on May 26 with courses in church history and doctrine.
The Great Salt Lake provides food for humans and tropical fish. Salt is produced by evaporating lake water in basins. Tiny brine shrimp from the lake feed fish and are shipped worldwide.
Rev. D H Davenport filled his appointment here Saturday and Sunday. Misses Faye and Carolyn Holaway are home after working in Washington for several months. Mrs. Geneva Foote visited her daughter Mrs. Peggy Harvel in Sylacauga. Mr and Mrs B W Holmes of Piney Grove are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs Evie Pike is improving from illness.
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