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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
6
A concise set of Goren bridge quiz questions with expert bids. Each problem presents vulnerability, hand shape, and the dealer’s position, followed by the recommended bid and rationale for reaching the contract. The Qs cover doubles, slams, suit contracts, and responses, reflecting mid 1960s bidding theory.
AP writer Jean Sprain Wilson notes a fashion paradox as low heel shoes become the latest high style sensation. The trend mirrors other elevated fashion elements from high hairdos and hats to high waistlines, with shoppers spending to attain perceived status through footwear.
A reader suggests freezing mixed orange juice concentrate in a can to serve as portable ice and ready to drink juice at picnics. It cools gradually, saves space in coolers, and avoids melting into a separate drink mix. Tips also cover makeup with cotton swab and darning hem tricks.
Mrs. Emma Boston notes she keeps kitchen shears at the stove to clip curled meat and bacon in the frying pan. She finds them easier than a knife and less likely to scratch the skillet.
The narrator recalls a longtime habit of adding a tuck to dress hems so they can be let down as children grow. The anecdote connects practical sewing advice with memories of daughters wearing dresses in earlier years.
The piece traces a shift from grandma orthopedics to low heeled shoes for all women. It notes tights on youth trends, the rise of baby doll styles, and a move toward comfortable heels in diverse materials while discouraging explanations for wearers.
A Porter House design showcases a daytime fall frock cut in a bright fuchsia plush cotton blend. The shift silhouette features a gathered yoke and long cuffed sleeves, creating a soft, tailored look for season wear.
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