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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1955
Page
7
Mrs. Eugene E. Ferguson hosted a dinner party at her Somerville Road home Wednesday evening for Samuels store employees. The festive tables featured red, green, and silver decorations with red candles in silver holders and pine and red and silver ornaments as centerpieces.
The Decatur Mothers Club announces a Christmas party at 7 p.m. tonight at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Chenault. Hostesses will be Mesdames Chenault Holmes Turner Floyd Sherrod and J D Reed. Mrs Erskine Chenault will oversee the program decorated with greens. The store personnel enjoyed the evening.
Miss Joe Ann Chambers daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Chambers of Athens became the bride of William Baker Crutcher Jr son of Mr and Mrs W B Crutcher also of Athens. The ceremony took place at the bride parents home with Rev Henry M Hurst officiating. The couple plan a wedding trip in a tailored tweed suit and white orchid corsage.
The Escalante Utah river of arches winds in sharp loops and turns where it travels about half a mile yet stays only 50 yards from its start, a quirky geographic feature noted for its proximity of start and finish.
A new white ultron plastic bridge table cover displays Goren and Culbertson bidding counts in black. A booklet on bidding accompanies the sleek cover stored in a black tube. Designed by Mrs Burt Holloway in California to help entertainers manage many guests at bridge events.
A compact recipe card presents FIG PUDDING BARS with ingredients and method. It details flour baking powder salt eggs brown sugar figs walnuts and a lemon sauce. The procedure includes beating, folding, baking at 325 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes and serving options.
Buganda is described as the largest, wealthiest, and most independent of Uganda's four provinces according to the source text. The note emphasizes Buganda's prominent status among the regional divisions.
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