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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1971
Page
6
In a tournament tale a declarer describes a hand where a weak player returns a trump, risking a finesse. The narrator notes such players fear giving the finesse, argues East did nothing wrong, and concludes with strategic bidding guidance for a similar hand.
The page blends a 1971 Chicago Tribune horoscope by Ann Landers with private notices. Readers learn of Stacey Gatlin celebrating a first birthday, two Stover siblings also marking birthdays, plus letters about family duty and marital strain and a cheeky reply about a neighbor's late night activities.
Advice for protecting cameras in hot cars by using a dry goods cooler with a tight lid. The tip notes temperatures of 120F can keep metal parts cool, protects gear from sun and sand, and helps hide equipment from vandals. Also mentions Heloise column contact details and a birthday note for Amy Diane Basden.
Susan Lile McLaughlin and Joseph Henry Hyde III were married at First United Methodist Church in Florence. The bride wore ivory faille taffeta with Venise lace, carried August lilies, and the couple plan to live in Huntsville after a wedding trip.
Susan Lynn Johnson and Harry Brent Moats exchanged marriage vows on June 10 in Iuka Mississippi. The bride, daughter of Delano H Johnson, plans to finish at West Morgan High School. The groom, son of George C Moats, attended Decatur High School and works for Murphy Enterprise in Hartselle. Accidental falls are the top home killer, causing about 27,000 deaths annually.
Advertises MONADEX a tiny tablet to curb appetite with no dangerous drugs and no nerves. Claims no strenuous exercise required and a money back guarantee. Sold by Austin Drug Store at 1205 Danville Rd SW with mall orders available.
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