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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

5

Mrs. White Wins Cup At Toastmistress Meeting

Decala Toastmistress Club met at Pet Dairy Hospitality Room with president B J Gates presiding. Gurnie White captured the Claire Flynn Cup for best performance as delegates discussed personalit ies and public speaking tips plus an article on the Civil Rights Bill. Visitors were invited to the next meeting on August 27 at 7 30 PM. Also noted was a claim that the smallest nuclear weapon yet made is a 155 mm howitzer shell containing explosive force of several hundred tons of TNT.

Decala Toastmistress Club Pet Dairy Hospitality Room B. J. Gates Jack Coley Floyd Hennessee J. Newlin A. P. Fawcett West G. White Hennessee Louis Lomax Julich Newlin Hennesee Gurnie White Claire Flynn

Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren reads the case of a four heart contract

In a Chicago Tribune critique from 1964 Goren analyzes a hand where declarer overreached in four hearts. A misread distribution and wrong trump management lead to a 200 point deficit. He prescribes preserving the lone trump and working diamonds while watching club threats.

Charles H. Goren The Chicago Tribune Declarer North South West East

Secretaries Attend NSA Workshop in Birmingham

Decatur NSA chapter representatives led by Mrs. Kenneth Joy attended a one day NSA workshop in the Guest House Motor Inn Birmingham. Miss Maxine Holliman welcomed the group as Howard Marshall spoke on Dialectal Communications. Members from Montgomery Birmingham Tuscaloosa Huntsville Anniston and Decatur participated.

Decatur National Secretaries Association Birmingham Kenneth Joy Rod Richardson Harold Edwards NSA Alabama Guest House Motor Inn Maxine Holliman Howard A. Marshall Alabama Power Company M. W. Durden Montgomery Alabama Division Tuscaloosa Huntsville Anniston

Personal items note visits among Mitchell Pepper families

Mrs. Jim Mitchell and son and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Pepper and son returned to Toney after visiting Mitchells daughter Mrs. Vada McDonald and family. Mrs. John R. Holmes of Cedar Creek hosted recent guests Mrs. Charles Craig and children of Lytle.

Jim Mitchell Grady Pepper Toney Mitchell Vada McDonald John R. Holmes Cedar Creek Charles Craig Lytle

Borden Couple Feted On Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Willie H Borden were honored at a reception for their golden wedding anniversary hosted by daughter Mrs Lewis Anderton near Hatton. About 190 guests attended at the Pine Grove home with a three tier Tex inspired cake and gold chrysanthemum arrangements.

Moulton Willie H. Borden Lewis Anderton Hatton Pine Grove Moulton 2 James Borden Barrace Borden Lewis Borden Melvin Borden Linda Wilda Anderton Jean Parker Gladys Joye Borden Bordens Jennie Parker Lillie Mae Anderton Haron G. Butler

Plans Completed For New York Theater Train

Deadline for payment and reservations for the Eighth Annual Theater Holiday in New York City has arrived. We can still welcome you aboard our week provided hotel accommodations are obtained and payment of 174.15 is made in full. Departure is 10 am Saturday September 19 returning to the office Saturday after noon September 6. Passengers board Seaboard's Silver Comet to Birmingham then a charter bus to New York. Bring bridge cards and enjoy city sights and theater.

Fannie Richardson New York City New York

Comet of 1811 Noted for Record Head Diameter

The 1811 great comet featured the largest observed head, measuring about 1 225 000 miles across, marking a historic sky spectacle.

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Kimberly Knitwear Mrs. White Goren Jack of Pet—Love Wohl’s Love Bank Street Tex Louis Depreast Melinda Beth Bank St. Hospital Luther Sparkman Marveline Bradford Dallas Blanche MR. and Mrs Decatur Gateway Center New York Theater Parisan Decatur Gateway Shopping Center
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