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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
7
Knits with give that won t rip or tear offer easy projects for 11 12 inch teen model dolls and 12 inch boy friend. Includes directions for slacks jackets sweaters helmets boots and more. Pattern 7417 plus mail option details and 1963 Needlecraft catalog promotion listed.
Miss Audrey Hicks serves as state secretary for the Alabama Dental Assistants. The 44th meeting will be held at The Guest House, with Kyle Sullivan noted in a photo.
Sun Valley owned by Union Pacific offers facilities for a new tot tart project. The program gathers faculty from multiple orchestras and universities, listing numerous named musicians and educators. Camp divisions will cover Junior High, High School, and College with credits through the College of Idaho.
Readers share kitchen tips from Heloise style columns including using eight inch cake pans for taller, better cakes and noting heavier tins yield different results. Other hints cover whitening white shoes with wet polish, removing crayon marks with floor wax, and gentle morning routines for families.
Louisville Alabama residents visit daughter Mrs George Godwin Jr and family. Mrs Burr Nabors of Bingham, plus Mr and Mrs Alvis Briscoe host guests recently Mr and Mrs George Page of Sarasota.
The Sun Valley Music Camp offers special performing scholarships for students and provides access to all facilities including tennis courts, swimming pool, and an outdoor Olympic-size skating rink. For details write Edith Miller Klein, Executive Secretary, Sun Valley Music Camp, Boise Idaho. The article also suggests a tuna cream cheese celery stuffing recipe with optional onion seasoning.
Trinity announces the engagement of Margie Sue Terry to Harold Sullivan Crow. Crow is from Moulton with grandparents E. E. Byars and Mrs. Frank Crow, and Rev. McLemore is deceased. The couple plans a June wedding.
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, East-West vulnerable, South declares and plans the end play. The hand analyzes spades and clubs, with a suggested sequence to force West into a losing choice and secure the contract through careful finesse and timing.
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