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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1972
Page
13
Readers are invited to share local happenings and movements in town via the Women’s Page Newsline. Call 353-4612 Ext. 48 to report tips and items of interest for publication.
A simple hot snack idea blends Florida grapefruit juice with one chicken bouillon cube in a cup of boiling liquid. The beverage offers protein and vitamin C as a nutritious alternative.
Memorial contributions to Wheeler Basin Regional Library fund honor friends and relatives. Donors include Lee and Lillian Damsky in memory of Clyde Hendrix Jr. and Lillian Keith, William H. Jenkins Jr. for Elizabeth Wright, and numerous families gifting books to Hartselle and Decature libraries in memory of the deceased.
A tip notes routing a narrow band around a fence post enhances the look. A western wood counter built into a corner fence line creates a handy garden work area with storage below. The U S forest acreage has risen about 15 percent in ten years.
Four Seasons Club members gathered at Mrs. Mike Moebes home for a dried flower picture arranging workshop led by Mrs. Wycoff Terry. Mrs. Robert Sellers outlined plans for the year urging shrubs and spring bulbs for Baptist Children's Home grounds.
Decatur Duplicate Bridge Club met Oct. 9 at the Aquadome with winners announced for two sessions. First place went to Mrs. Thurmond Ashford and Mrs. Rutledge S. Thomas, second to Mrs. A. D. Sample and Enoch Poole, and third to Mrs. Lee Damsky and Mrs. Charles L. Murphree.
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