Local Social Evening Honors At Hoff Household
Miss Susan Lewis Hoff and Miss Sally Gerhardt, guests of grandmothers in Birmingham and Moorestown, shared honors at a lawn buffet hosted by Mrs. Hoff. About 20 guests attended with antique lanterns and candles enhancing a coffee house atmosphere. Earlier events included lunches and brunches hosted by Mrs. Eyster and Mrs. Barnum, with other hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lewis Hoff
Birmingham
Atlee H. Hoff
Sally Gerhardt
Moorestown
N.J
H. D. Barnum
Vicki Verguson
Lelia Gilchrist
Anne Lane
Courtland
Molly Duncan
Susan Louis Hoff
Sallye Gerhardt
N. J
Jimmy Worthey
Robert Kruidenier
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
East West vulnerable in a bridge hand from a recent tournament. The East West pair battled over five diamonds, a double by South and a calculated defense by West and dummy, but the heart ruff and club underlead sealed a 700 point set for the declarer, with the five diamonds making six yielding 620 points for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South
West
East
North
Hearts
Getting Through First Job Interview
A guide for a first job interview advises contacting the manager for an appointment by phone or letter, addressing a specific person, and including a personal data sheet with photo. Dress simply but neatly, arrive on time, thank the receptionist, and avoid shaking hands unless invited. Let the employer lead questions, answer politely, and follow up with a thank you note if the job seems promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
Glimpses All Around The Valley
Mrs. Scott Alldridge of Huntsville spent Monday with her grandmother Mrs. E. P. Kingsbery and was joined by daughter Lisa. Murray King Jr. returned from Spring Hill Tennessee visiting relatives. Mrs. Mary C. Wiley and grandson Tony Wiley left for Lake Junaluska North Carolina to vacation with Dr. Tom Wiley Jr. and Mrs. Wiley. The Flint Ridge Riding Stables group, including Luke Pryor and family, visited a Geraldine horse show and won honors. Mrs. Emerson Lake and son James returned from a month with Dr. Bender family in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Oates of Detroit and Mrs. R. E. Chandler visited Montgomery. Norma Chandler joined them for Decatur visit. Mrs. Jones Pinkston and Mrs. John Caddell spent Monday in Birmingham. Jud Davis family vacationed in Destin Florida. Mrs. Garrold Nungester and Miss Sue Nungester spent Monday in Montgomery. Andrew Ellner returned from a Los Angeles trip. Lisa Ellner visited cousins in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Alldridge
Huntsville
E. P Kingsbery
Lisa
Murray King
Mr. King
Kingsbery
Alldridges
Gatlingburg
Mary C. Wiley
Tony Wiley
Lake Junaluska N.C
Tom Wiley Jr
Wiley
Luke Pryor
Patty
Lila
Schuyler
Frank Whisenant
Jackson Thomas
Flint Ridge
Geraldine
Ala
Emerson R. Lake
James
George A. Bender
Bender
Grosse, Pointe Park
Mich
Harold R. Oates
Detroit
Andrew Ellner
Los Angeles
Lisa Ellner
Centerville
Rochettas Have Party at Delano Park
Sixteen adults and 23 children attended the Rochetta Sunshine Club August party at Delano Park. Mrs. Eric Ferguson Jr. catered the barbecue chicken with salads and desserts. Dinner was followed by baseball games and a door prize awarded to Mr. and Mrs. James Pettit. other attendees included several listed couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochetta Sunshine Club
Delano Park
Eric Ferguson Jr
James Pettit
Hubert Puckett
Raymond Smith
Carmen Driver
James Silver
Arlen Horton
Clyde Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Miss Hoff
Charles H. Eyster
Vicki Ferguson
R. W. Pepper
Mooresville
Lissa Wood
Leila Gilchrist
Bobby Harrison
Tommy Hutchinson
John Hurgeton
Joe Sobotka
John Power
A. H. Hoff
Goren
North Aas
Jeg
Johnston
Kwik Chek
Gateway Shopping Center
Decatur
M. C. Schrank
Nancy Taylor
M.A
Wmsl-Tv
Tion
Murray King Jr
Spring Hill, Tonn
Carol Looney
Dr. Looney
R. E. Chandler
Montgomery
Norma Chandler
Jones Pinkston
John Caddell
Mrs
Jud Davis
Destin, Fla
Garrold Nungester
Sue Nungester
iRochettas
RTH
Sip
Sea Isle
Papaya
Ira's Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulton St
Decatur Gateway Center
Decatur Gateway Shopping Center
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