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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1964
Page
17
Woman's Missionary Society met at the church with president Mrs. Lewis Sims opening in prayer. Plans included coupon collection, cleaning the pastor's home before the new family arrives, and taking supper to the family on moving day. Mrs. Frank Martin led a program on English Language Churches Overseas.
Fragile sea anemones are recovered from 33462 feet deep, where their internal pressure matches surrounding water. They can survive at that depth but typically die when brought to the surface, due to the abrupt pressure change.
New kitchen and bath items arrive as Le Creuset unveils the Toastador for grill and broil on the range in three colors and the Bathtub Buddy offers rimside storage. A Metlox shipment adds new china patterns and whimsical beanie cap cookie jars while shelves invite eager shoppers to browse.
Charles H. Goren presents a set of bridge problems with South hands and auction sequences. Questions cover responses to one spade, various opening bids, doubles and redoubles, and standard auctions. Readers are invited to check answers the following Monday.
Miss Patsy Ann Braswell became the bride of Harry Nathan Jones at 5:30 Friday at Central Methodist Church. The ceremony featured elaborate lace gown, silk peau de soie, and a garden wedding theme with orchids and lilies of the valley. A reception followed in the church parlor as the couple prepared for a Smokies wedding trip.
The ceremony at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church united Phyllis Elaine Coffey and George Edmond Graham with Rev. Willie Walton Coffey officiating. Families from Decatur and Long Island, Ala. attended as bridesmaids and ushers, wedding party to Lookout Mountain Tenn. trip and reside in Decatur after the event. Insurance firm Lloyd's of London is noted toward the end.
The ad touts a modern miracle in hair care a versatile permanent wave offered by Raineys salons. It stresses style longevity under weather, control for stubborn hair and mentions a 2 for 1 sale during August anniversary celebrations.
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