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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
6
Miss Jenny French accompanied the Senior Chorale and Ron Thomas directed the Boys' Chorus. Mrs. Julian Harris presided as president. Invocations and hostesses listed. Guests introduced included Mrs. Jack Lord and many others.
Miss Jane Culbreth executive secretary to the Moss Thornt on Company Inc in Leeds speaks at a Secretaries Week luncheon Saturday at the Decatur Inn. She has 21 years with Moss Thornt on and a long record of public service and civic leadership.
In this bridge column Goren analyzes a hand where North opens one heart and rebids two diamonds after partner's one spade. South argues North should have allowed a pass to gauge partner's strength, potentially doubling two clubs for 800 points. The piece emphasizes partnership consultation over unilateral action.
Readers share simple fixes from sink mats to plant mix, chocolate stain removals, and a paint screen applicator. A rubber bath mat in the sink prevents stains and saves time. violet slips are moistened in a plastic bag. chocolate stains respond to glycerine and detergents. a rug-wrapped block speeds screen painting with less mess.
The city's lone living landmark is a 60 foot Weeping Beech planted in 1847 by Samuel B. Parsons. Located in a wet city park in Flushing Queens the tree was designated a city landmark in 1966 by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The passage argues that with sound values the partner should control the hand and not let the opposition steal the hand. It notes North with 15 high card points is near a minimum opening and could defer to his partner after West entered the bidding.
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