Miss Holly Hoyt Engaged To Michael J. Callahan
Miss Holly Ann Hoyt of Decatur and Michael Joseph Callahan of Huntsville are engaged. Hoyt, daughter of Adolphe Cade Jr., is a University of Alabama graduate and Mount Vernon Junior College alumna. Callahan, a University of Florida graduate in electrical engineering, is the grandson of New York City families. The wedding is planned for October 15 at the Church Of The Holy Spirit.
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Tuscaloosa
Adolphe Catlin Cade _Jr
Holly Ann Hoyt
Decatur
Michael
Joseph Callahan
Huntsville
Cocoa
Fla
Miss Hoyt
Warren Alston Hoyt
University of Alabama
Mount Vernon Junior College
Washington, D. C
Martin Hardin Stuart
St. Petersburg
Stuart
Homer Judson Hoyt
Oakfield
N. Y
Hoyt
Callahan
Daniel Callahan
Clauda Fowler
New York City
N.Y
University of Florida
Gainesville
Church of the Holy Spirit
Ricks family visits in Georgia and Indiana at hospitals
Ret. Master Sgt. Robert A. Ricks returned to Redstone Arsenal Hospital Wednesday after a visit with his family. Visitors included his brothers W. R. Ricks and family from Valdosta Georgia and O. E. Ricks and Mrs. Ricks from Atlanta. His sister Mrs. Leon Williamson of Martinsville Indiana also visited. Mrs. Thornton Fleming is a patient at Decatur General Hospital after surgery.
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Robert A. Ricks
Redstone Arsenal Hospital
W. R. Ricks
Valdosta,Ga
Ricks
Atlanta Ga
Leon Williamson
Martainsville
Ind
Thornton Fleming
Decatur General Hospitality
Be Alive short film returns at Expo 67 UN Pavilion
The Oscar winning To Be Alive will be shown as an official film at the United Nations Pavilion during Montreal Expo 67 in April. More than 5 million viewers queued up to two hours at the Johnson Wax Pavilion during the New York World's Fair, and Wisconsin’s wax firm loaned the film for the UN display.
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New York
United Nations
U.N
Wisconsin
Alabama agency reports 16 665 agricultural placements in June
The Alabama Department of Industrial Relations announced 16 665 agricultural placements for the month of June, detailing the state's job placement activity in the agricultural sector.
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Alabama Department of Industrial Relations
Creative Storage Hacks and Quick Beauty Hacks
A reader shares DIY tips including a denim lined wicker wastebasket with seven pockets for knitting tools and accessories. Another note mentions a gold wire record holder used for organizing food mixes, plus a tip to substitute husband’s after shave lotion for skin freshener.
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Heloise
E. M. McNulty
Treadle machine vanity and window slam tip column
The reader shares turning an old sewing machine into a bedroom vanity with a removable skirt cover. A note explains car doors seal better when windows are slightly down. A tip describes trimming grapefruit ends for upright half servings.
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Heloise
Mexican styled furniture gains American catalog attention
Mexican design breaks into mainstream markets as Harland Pell crafts a modern fusion. He blends a carved bedhead inspired by Mexican work with a simple armoire while using vivid accents such as celadon lace on blue ribbons and a metal decorative piece above the bed. The Spanish Drift finish suggests driftwood gray with faded red hints, complemented by black hammered metal tables in Castano tones.
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Pell
Birth control pill sparks brassiere boom, letters weigh in
Ann Landers replies that pills may cause temporary size increases but not widely. User notes fabric shrinking from washing. other letters discuss family trust and parenting. The column addresses teen, marriage, and parent-child tension, offering guidance and emphasizing compassionate response.
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Ann Landers
Mrs. Straight
Diary Advice: Prove You Are a Nice Person
Dear Miss Understood advises that to show you are kind you should behave like a nice person and stop lying in your diary. The column counsels practical behavior changes rather than excuses.
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Miss
Toots
Why Suffer Backaches and Muscle Pains
An old advertisement promotes a “7-20” formula claiming quick kidney and bladder flushing relief. It asserts reduced bladder irritation and sleep improvement, citing thousands helped. The product is offered in liquid or tablet form from McPhail Laboratories with Alabama Drug Co contact details.
Wet Roads Turned Deadly: NASA Warns On Hydroplaning
National Aeronautics and Space Administration researchers warn drivers that rain or slush can cause front wheels to ride on a water film. Hydroplaning begins around 30 mph with 24 psi and increases risk near 50 mph. high tire pressure, not weight, improves traction on wet roads.
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National Aeronautic Space Administration Research Center
Slow Down In Heavy Rain Safety Advice
Practical driving tips urge reducing speed during heavy rain and boosting tire pressure to about 30 pounds. Check tread depth, replace tires if worn beyond 80 percent, and use tire wipes left by vehicles ahead to maintain traction. Avoid tailgating. roadways remain hazardous until rain stops.
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Holly Hoyt
Michael J. Callahan
Decatur Apothecary
Ennoys
Penney
Christine Stutz
N. Howard
Harland Pell
Pecen
Congress
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Lign Nubie
Atkins
Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc
Lee Street, N.E
Dear Ann Landers
Lamrithal
Makeildren
Electrolux
2Nd Ave
George A. Davis
Alabama Drug CO
Bork St
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