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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1964

Page

22

Club notes and prominent mentions from the Chatter Box

Cotillion reservations for Friday night at the Country Club with Nelda Walker and tickets for out of town guests from Ann Murphree. Betty Whatley and family plan a Miami cruise, while Mike Wolfe, a Murray High senior, wins Scholastic Magazine top short story and Who's Who honors.

Nelda Bill) Walker Ann Charles) Murphree Frances Dungester Mike Wolfe Mildred N Karl Wolfe Scholastic Magazine Mike Murrah High School Jackson Miss Wolfes Old Canton Road

Dee Cordray and Campbell relatives embark on a Southern tour

Dee Cordray and sister Lillian Campbell set out on a relatives tour visiting Connie Jones in Columbus Georgia then Atlanta to see niece Sarah Ward Pafford and Marietta to meet Edith Landrum show ring instructor at Olds Horse Farms. Edith has taught in Pennsylvania and New York but favors the South. American Symphony Orchestra League will present Gov. Terry Sanford the Gold Baton Award for contributions to North Carolina education and culture. N.C.'s School of

Dee Jack) Cordray Lillian C. A.) Campbell Connie Louie) Jones Columbus Atlanta Sarah Ward Pafford Marietta Edith Landrum Olds Horse Farms Edith Pennsylvania New York American Symphony Orchestra League Inc Gov Terry Sanford North Carolina N.c.’S School of

War College art exhibit features 15 Judson students

Mary Lynda Hodges and Susan Hull are among 15 Judson College students of War ren Dennis whose drawings and oil paintings are on display at the college. Sub Deb members on Florida holiday are chaperoned by Maxine Briscoe and Rena Stinnett. JUG Club members also travel to Florida with chaperones Mabel Lowery Melba Weinman Jane Day Laura Summers and Nell McDonald.

Mary Lynda Hodges Susan Hull Judson College Warren Dennis Florida Maxine Tommy Briscoe Rena B. O Stinnett JUG Club Mabel Harold) Lowery Melba Ralph) Weinman Jane W. S Day Laura Paul) Summers Nell E. E.) McDonald

Prendergast Says Humor Keeps Politicians Grounded

Michael Prendergast former New York State Democratic chairman tells Wall Street Journal that politics requires humor. Without humor he warns you will end up in a nuthouse with a lot of paper dolls.

Michael Prendergast New York Democratic Wall St. Journal

Valley voters urged to back Bob Jones on June 2

Local column urges residents to vote for Bob Jones in the June 2 election. The piece notes cross-state political competition and mentions several community figures and visits, including Earline Lynne, Joe and Lelia Calvin, Chuck and Liz Hoffman, and the Norries.

Bob Jones Washington Bob South Alabama Jefferson County North Alabama

Community Members Depart for Travels and Duty

The note lists several locals heading out for different destinations and duties. Capt Jep Dennis of the U S Air Force heads to Thailand for a tour of duty, his wife staying in Auburn. Frank and Alice Whisenant with daughter Judy plan a West Coast TV convention.

Jep’ Dennis U. S. Air Force Thailand Auburn Frank Alice Whisenant Judy

Week Calendar of Church Groups and Local Clubs

The schedule lists multiple church groups and clubs with meeting times and locations across Decatur. Activities include WSCS and executive board meetings at First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Central Methodist, and First Christian CWF events, junior reading tests, bridge and social gatherings, a Sunshine Club, and a women’s golf luncheon.

First Methodist Wscs First Presbyterian Junior Service League First Presbyterian Church Akers Group First Christian Cwf Lowell Stinson 13Th St. SE Central WSCS Wesi Deuca1u Sunshine Club Pet Dairy Co U.S Duplicate Bridge Club Altrusa Club Clyde McEntire Gordon Drive Miller Group Edgar Mittewede Rosemont Drive Southeast Decatur Thomas Holland Finley Island Road Jones Group Kenneth Isaacs 14Th Ave. SE

Graduation notes and community events from local families

Mrs A L Jared visits Gene Negros for grandson's high school graduation. Miami Cuban Refugee committee honors Bob Gleason for aiding Cuban families. Geneva Francis hosts Paige Maxwell and teachers at luncheon. Paige to attend Agnes Scott. Ibby Wyker to U of A. Bobby Agnew to Auburn. Cheryl Troup to Mary Washington. Also notes on shopping lists boosting spending, pop top sardine cans, and lead in vegetables along highways.

Castro Bob Gleason Miami Bob Geneva Doc) Francis of Hartselle Paige Maxwell Paige Agnes Scott U. of A Ibby Wyker Auburn Bobby Agnew Mary Washington Fredericksburg Cheryl Troup

Nothing for Nothing and a Sopho more

The column mocks a culture of entitlement citing the lure of government benefits and a college parents’ exchange about a son’s career path. It highlights tensions over students choosing majors and the allure of easy gain while urging practical outcomes.

Library program expands staff for summer reading plans

Wheeler Basin Regional Library announces a new staff member to run the Children’s Program this summer. A Library Hour will visit Antioch Elkmont Tanner Hartselle Lester and other locations with readings and parent guidance, following a two series schedule across June July and early July.

Nancy Agnew Wheeler Basin Decatur Public Library Antioch Elkmont Tanner Hartselle Lester Cotaco Falkville Decatur

Reading Club Opens for Children at Scout House

News Danville invites all children aged to attend a summer story hour at Athens Scout House on select Fridays. The Reading Club starts June 8 at headquarters and ends August 1 with a focus on reading for pleasure during summer vacation.

Danville Athens Scout House

Vampire Bats Bite Quietly But May Transmit Diseases

The razor sharp front teeth of vampire bats cut sleepers without waking them. Each bite removes little blood but carries risk of rabies and other illnesses, highlighting potential danger from these nocturnal feeders.

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