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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
5
Bridge column analysis of a three no trump contract from a 1963 publisher. West misdefended after jack of spades lead, declarer uses diamonds to threaten nine tricks, South could have altered play to force defeat. East’s risky diamond continuation shapes the defense and entry management.
Wheeler Home Demonstration Club opened the August session with twenty five Oakdale members introducing themselves. Mrs Henry Newton and Mrs John Todd led brief business as president of the Oakdale Club. Mrs Burnett of Nashville will teach Hat Making on Sept 13 at Tanner clubhouse.
Miss Linda Holt bride elect of James M. Cox Jr. was feted at parties in Birmingham. A lingerie shower at Mrs W Paul Smiths featured pink carnations, a pink satin lace table, and 21 guests. Out of town guests attended a buffet supper hosted by Mrs Walter Smith. A second event at Mrs Frank Minor's home included yellow chrysanthemums, finger foods, and 23 guests.
BSP holds its August luncheon in the Red Room at the Country Club. Members review the sorority’s purposes and plans for the year while visitors meet active members. Miss Jackie Hawkins, president, used a white ladder decorated with red roses as a display and table decor. Visitors included Mrs. Mickey Stewart Mrs. Ira George and Miss Linda Harwell.
Morgan County High School student council hosted a welcome party in the new lobby to compliment both new and veteran teachers. Da vid Wallace led as president with Jack Templeton as vice president. Christine Paulk served as secretary while Diane Steverson, Jane Bennett and Carol Jane Hutson helped serve guests. New teachers Mrs Sims Mrs Sanders one Mrs Kay Mr Butts and new principal Dr Joe Coupland were thanked with flowers and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs M G Peck of the Pines hosted Bethea Fielding of Piedmont Ala. Mrs I V Mitchell and granddaughters Cathy and Lee Mitchell of Birmingham visited her brother G Mikell in Somerville. Various families from Birmingham Pontiac Mich Florence Hatton Clarksdale Danville and other towns visited relatives in the area. Mrs Earl Terry recuperating after surgery. Mrs Will Hurn improving in hospital.
The three largest vehicle producing countries outside the United States last year were West Germany Britain and France in that order.
Mr and Mrs Richard Hopper and their two young daughters are feted at a series of small gatherings as they prepare to relocate to Los Angeles. Luncheon at Lyons Hotel hosted by Mrs Charles Murphree and Mrs Robert Harris. Dinner at Huntsville Country Club hosted by Mrs W D Calloway with twenty guests. Seven girls invited to John Eysters home for a luncheon. Miss Mary Carol and Elizabeth Eyster cohosted for Miss Babs Hopper. Karen Preston hosted eight guests at her parents home, Mr and Mrs A.
A historical note catalogs 18 kinds of honey produced in the United States, detailing varieties by source flowers and regions. The article emphasizes diversity in flavor and color, noting trial methods and potential market interest for different apiaries.
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