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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
3
Reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning 18.25 feet and sea level 552.55 feet. Sunday high 75 at 3 p.m. and low 59. Today mostly fair and cool with highs upper 70s and lows in the 50s. Extended outlook mild days and cool nights with scattered showers Wednesday then fair Friday highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Roy Payne of Payne's Toyota in Decatur returned from a two week Hawaii vacation with his wife where they joined about 3 000 dealers and their wives for a preview of the 1974 Toyota model line. The dealers viewed the new models slated for display at Payne's showroom during the trip.
Merce Cunningham's Paris Collage will debut at the Paris Opera in November with music by John Cage and designs by Jasper Johns. The one act evening piece marks Cunningham's first work for another company since 1953 and was commissioned by the Paris Autumn Festival.
A long list of admissions and dismissals at Decatur General Hospital includes numerous Decatur area residents from Athens Cullman Madison and nearby towns. It notes multiple individuals and couples with their entry or discharge status and mentions a Decatur General Hospital birth.
Calendar items list revival services at Gospel Baptist Church and various meetings across Decatur including City of Opportunity, Christian Women's Fellowship, Rising Sun Lodge, United Way breakfast, Somerville Road Elementary PTA open house, Policemen's Wives Association, Midway School open houses, Bible study at First United Methodist, Altrusa Club gathering, Central Garden Club, Family Forum at Central Methodist Church, West Decatur Elementary PTA, Region One Advisory Board in Huntsville, and a color movie at Youth Branch Library.
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