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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
8
A high school dance selects its queen by popular vote and crowns the reigning queen. The current queen is seven months pregnant, and officials faced a controversy over allowing her to remain eligible. Readers seek guidance on whether she should keep the crown.
Bridge quiz solutions discuss standard actions in various hands with vulnerable and not vulnerable scenarios. The column analyzes bids, doubles, and rebids from examples using specific hands and responses to illustrate sound play and signaling.
Mr and Mrs Don Peebles and children Patrick and Donna visited relatives in Chicago. The Rev Don Smith returned from Chattanooga after Janet Cravien's wedding to Bill Cross. Medical assistants attend Mobile convention with Morgans County members listed. Temple on and M Kennedy returned from Las Vegas after visiting Templetons. Mrs James Gilmore hosted in Guntersville. Claptons visit Birmingham. Curtain rods and fabric wrapping tips noted. Ann Landers column advises on domestic life and manners with reader letters from Morristown and Green Around the Gills context.
We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. J. F. Scroggins, C. D. Cottingham, C. W. Nelson DIRECTORS.
Miss Margie Ann Long became the bride of Elbert Mason McCary at 4 p m April 27 in First Baptist Church Hartselle with Rev W L Carden officiating Nuptial music was by Mrs Fred Phillips and Mrs John Cox Bride wore an Empire Chantilly lace gown with chantilly train veil and carried feathered carnations and lilies of the valley Center white orchid atop a white Bible Attendants included maid of honor Tana Lee Vallighan and several bridesmaids Ushers included Jack Brock Long and others The couple will reside in Homewood.
A political call urging Alabama voters to elect Jim Allen to the U.S. Senate. The message attacks Washington incumbents, lauds Allen’s Alabama public service record including two terms as lieutenant governor, and urges voting for him to “clean out” Washington. Reprinted from Leeds News.
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