Etiquette in e-mail makes sure right message gets sent

By Cheryl Sloan Wray Sure people use their telephones to communicate with others. And they still put letters in the mail. But e-mail correspondence is probably the most common form of day-to-day communication in American life. Bill Patton, business administrator and family minister of First Baptist Church, Enterprise, in Coffee Baptist Association, uses e-mail on a daily basis to communicate…