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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1966

Page

25

Serbian farmer stanimir petrovic marries 32 times

In Misar Yugoslavia AP reports farmer Stanimir Petrovic of the Serbian town married 32 times and died at 75 before a planned 33rd wedding. The oldest wife was 28 and the youngest 16. Desanka and Marija were common names among his spouses.

Misar Yugoslavia Stanimir Petrovic Desanka Marija

Atlanta Couple Wed in Candlelight Ceremony

Miss Nancy Myr Roberson and John William Jones united in marriage at 8 PM in Smyrna Church of Christ on August 12. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs James Hollis Roberson. the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs John Olus Jones of Kingston Tennessee. The bride's father performed the double ring ceremony.

Atlanta Nancy Myr Roberson John William Jones Smyrna Church of Christ James Hollis Roberson John Olus Jones Kingston

Wedding of Miss Claudia Simpson in Nashville ceremony

John Hemby played organ and Miss Claudia Simpson of Nashville sang as candles lit for the marriage. The bride wore a lace gown with pearl neckline, carried orchids and roses, and was given in marriage by her father. Attendants included Miss Stefani Roberson as maid of honor and several other young ladies. Best man was Mr. Jones with ushers from Tuscaloosa, Ellijay, and Bon Aqua. Reception followed at the church courtyard with numerous out of town guests.

John Hemby Claudia Simpson Nashville Tenn Joseph Pettit Gary Mee- Clung Stefani Roberson Peb Huggins Dororothy Echols Tuscaloosa Dawn Elrod Centerville Don Rusk St. Louis Richard Curtis Jones William Tucker James Fowlkes Bon Aqua Gary McClung Ellijay J. David Thomas Henderson Ralph Vernon Lorraine Vernon Roswell Glenda Holloway John L. Tucker William A. Tate Dan Kilgo Brenda Tucker William A. Travis Harold Dyess W. Clyde Sutton G. Warren Morris Walter W. Ogilvie Jr Robert B. Finney Andi Sutton Lynn Morris Carroll Travis Carla Love Candy Smith Cathy Wadley John Driver South Holland L. B. Hendon Decatur

Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren

A Chicago Tribune bridge quiz column by Charles H Goren from 1966 outlines five bidding scenarios. It presents hands with suits and high cards, asks what bid is best in each situation, and notes vulnerability effects on decisions.

Charles H. Goren The Chicago Tribune

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Roy C Black

Mrs Roy C Black of Dallas surprised her sisters Mrs R L Johnson and Mrs Virgil Dixon with a birthday gathering in Huntsville. Attendees included relatives from Elkmont Pulaski and Lawrenceburg Tenn Huntsville and Decatur with about 30 guests. A lace table displayed a white Bible cake with pink rose buds as cake ice cream punch and mints were served. Mrs Black has stayed with Mrs Johnson during recovery from a broken hip.

Roy C. Black Dallas Tex R. L. Johnson Virgil Dixon Huntsville Decatur Johnson Dixon Lee Fogg Stewart Fogg Chicago Ill Elkmont Pulaski Lawrenceburg Tenn Cliff Rowland Rowland Jim Fogg Black G. A. Blackwell A. B. Lightfoot Annabelle Austin

Bridge bidding puzzle with multiple hands

A crumbling hand list presents several bridge bidding problems. East West vulnerable, South holds J9652 90853 006 and Q962, with a 1 club response and various passes. The sequence asks for the best rebids or passes in several scenarios including non and full vulnerability, and ends noting answers will be provided Monday.

Greece Raises Telephone Installation Fee

Athens reports a government increase in the telephone installation fee from 3,500 to 4,500 drachmae to fund pay raises for telephone company workers. The change translates to about 116.66 to 150 dollars.

Athens Greece Ministry of Finance

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Brenda Stone Don Mills James Duncan J. E. Mills Bob Montgomery Duncan John Holder Austin’s Jewelry Nelson’s James Mansbridge Fourroux Mansbridge Perience STATE National Charge Fourroux Shoes Dial Somerville Rd S.E 8Th St Mrs. Jones 6Th Ave Toni’s Pizza 6Th Ave. S.E Goren Mrs. Johnson KODAK Bank Street Alabama Dacron C. Junior Decatur Shopping Center Fanaly Gate Hiway Ellen 606Th Ave N.E Chamber of Commerce
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