Ann Landers Advice Highlights Breast Cancer Self Check
Readers share how the free National American Cancer Society booklet on breast self examination helped detect cancer early. A Maryland woman thanks Ann Landers for the guidance and recounts surgery and radiation, urging others to reread or request the booklet.
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Ann Landers
National American Cancer Society
Louise P
Maryland
Louise
E. 42Nd Street
New York
Horoscope for Saturday from Chicago Tribune
External crises test you this year yet you grow through inner strength and regular meditation and prayer. Aries faces unclear proposals. Taurus gains with bold action. Gemini urged to state views and share responsibility. Cancer urged to start something new while Leo pursues romance over work.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Unlucky Friday Bridge Lesson Ends In Near Slam
In a Friday bridge column by Sheinwold a dubious slam is avoided after players discuss a misread doubleton and spade lead. The deal features North holding A K Q J 7 5 and West overcalling spades while East shows a singleton nine. South misreads, but the reader is guided to the winning line, with a note on timing and partner signaling. The column closes with a personal birth note for Michelle Renee Wyatt of Decatur.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
The
Chicago Tribune
West
South
North
East
Sheinwold
Transforming a Home with Wood Siding and Bifold Shutters
A home’s mood can be changed with solid board wood siding available in many textures and patterns. Oils stains and paint deepen the look, while bifold shutters offer a stylish cover for unused air conditioning units.
Miss Landers Honored At Hatton Bridal Tea
Miss Kay Landers, to wed David Ray Berryman August 20 at Okolona Baptist Church Hatton, received a bridal tea at Mrs. Weldon Harrisons Hatton home. Guests included Mrs. R. M. Landers mother of the bride elect and Mrs. Lowe Berryman mother of the groom. Co hosts were Mrs. Scoggins Thrasher Masterson Lowery Preston Owens and Pat Berryman.
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Kay Landers
David Ray Berryman
Okolona Baptist Church
Hatton
Weldon Harrison
Harrison
R. M. Landers
Lowe Berryman
James Scoggins
Dewey Thrasher
Dwight Masterson
Mason City completes 12 unit apartment with treated wood
A 12 unit apartment building in Mason City Iowa is finished featuring a wooden basement. Lumber and plywood used in construction were pressure treated to resist decay for up to a century.
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Mason City
Iowa
Wood Declared Cheapest Construction Material By Builder Leader
Stanley Waranch of Norfolk Virginia, first vice president of the National Home Builders, argues moisture and rot make wood the least expensive, easiest to use, and most readily available building material in America.
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America
National Home Builders
Stanley Waranch
Norfolk
Youth Led Revival Planned for Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Youth led revival planned for Fifth Avenue Baptist Church this Friday Saturday and Sunday. Services start at 7 00 P M each evening led by Randy Washburn of Decatur serving as Minister of Music at Brookhaven Baptist Church.
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E. T. Waddell
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Randy Washburn
Decatur
Brother Washburn
Brookhaven Baptist Church
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