Miss Wanda McRae Visitor Notes in New Market
Miss Wanda McRae of New Market is spending a few days with Miss Sandra Clements. Mrs. Jeanne Stone is in Tuscaloosa.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1954
Page
12
Miss Wanda McRae of New Market is spending a few days with Miss Sandra Clements. Mrs. Jeanne Stone is in Tuscaloosa.
A woman plans to attend the graduation of her son William A from the School of Dentistry. John C. Strother, Alabama Dental College student in Birmingham, visits his parents on Grant Street. Mrs E L Morgan and family plus Earl Ferguson and Jackie Williamson depart Tuesday for a vacation to Mexico. Maurine Breeding of 425 Sherman Street is mentioned in the brief.
In Vienna many shoppers pass up deep discounts at USIA run stores selling Soviet bloc goods. Austrians object to cheaper imports smuggled from the East, arguing it undermines national economy and morality. Government steps target untaxed USIA goods and sale licenses amid patriotic resistance.
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