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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1965
Page
7
Readers share personal dilemmas on dancing confidence and marriage life. Advice notes cover following in dancing, long marriage with a hardworking wife, and etiquette on flowers in the workplace. The column signs as Ann Landers with dated 1945 publishers instruction.
Mrs C S Browning and Mrs R H McCulloch hosted Questers at Browning’s home. Zelma Parker led the business session while Wanda Harris and Alan Rhinehart reported. Dr M H Hall, introduced by Mrs Earnest Couch, urged educated society with free enterprise and wise government participation.
Patricia Ann LeMay and Richard Melvin Burr announce their engagement. Miss LeMay, a Hazlewood High School honors graduate and University of Alabama senior, and Mr. Burr, a Huntingdon College physics graduate now pursuing a statistics doctorate, plan a June 5 wedding at First Baptist Church town.
Winston Chapman of Southern Bell Telephone spoke to Rose Garden Club at Mrs. Leonard Moody's home. He presented a film Wonderful World of Color and discussed flower arrangements with pictured examples. Members and guests enjoyed finger foods as lessons on pruning and summer soil prep were shared.
Mrs. Bobby Gann and Wade Bell served as the couple's only attendants at the wedding ceremony. The report notes the intimate event reflecting family and close friends gathered for the vows.
Mrs Semmes and Mrs Hardy Davis attended the Cullman district meeting after the local Club session. A new member, Mrs A B Luckett, was welcomed.
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