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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1964
Page
5
Readers share do it yourself cleaning ideas and child friendly crafts. Tips include flour paste paints for kids using food coloring and wallpaper paste for cheap paint, plus garlic preservation in oil, baking soda for combs, and shower cleaning jokes. Suggestions maintain safety and practicality with home made cleaners and simple routines.
Science announces a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, used in Preparation H, that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itch, and relieves pain without surgery. Case results show shrinkage and claim piles cease to be a problem. available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
Bridge quiz answers from 1964 Chicago Tribune column. Each question discusses hand holdings, opening bids, responses, and strategic ideas for competing contracts, including doubles, cue bids, and slams.
The column lists residents and guests from Olive Branch, Tupelo, Ellisville, and surrounding areas. Entries note returns from Alabama, Kentucky, Florida, and Texas, with brief mentions of health and minor illnesses. Several individuals travel for golf, vacations, family visits, or medical trips to Mayo Clinic and Decatur General Hospital.
Miss Cilla Vaughan, bride elect of James A. Windell Jr. of Columbiana Alabama, was toasted at a tea hosted by Mrs. Earl L. Foster. Mrs. Elbert Weaver. Mrs. L. D. McCulloch. Mrs. A. H. Halfacre. and Mrs. J. P. Garnett. Also present were Mrs. Porter Vaughan and Mrs. James A. Windell. Annel Oliver of LaGrange and Propst’s mother visited after LaGrange College session. Ann Malone of Montgomery visited relatives during European trip.
Yellow and white snapdragons and daisies graced the tea table and room as Mrs Gary Cooper registered guests. Mrs W J Spiers of Columbiana poured punch. Assisting were Miss Billy Burns Burgess Sylvia Shumake Belle Chenault and Anne Warren.
Cream butter with light brown sugar and nuts then spread over graham crackers. Broil until bubbly and let the crackers cool.
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