Norths four no trump takeout swap swings hearts on board
Goren explains an unusual no trump overcall as a takeout double for minors. North uses four no trump to force partner to pick a minor. East doubles to show strength, South picks clubs, East doubles again, leading to a strong defensive sequence and a four heart contract.
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West
Personal notices from Decatur area residents
Mrs. J F Cooley visits Alexander City with daughter Cecil Davis. W endell Freeman returns from La Grange Ga due to his father illness. Dr Edwin Phillips hosts Mr and Mrs N E Phillips Montevallo and Mr and Mrs William A Harvey Montgomery. Floyd Free critically ill may move to Veterans Hospital Birmingham. Tom Burgess returns from Thanksgiving trip to Portland Maine. Arthur Parker Birmingham names son Ronnie Hughston. Parker a former Decatur resident. W T Dye spends Thanksgiving with relatives in Charlotte NC. Paul Gann visits Illinois for weekend. Byrd Thompson visits New York City. C W Price leaves for Daytona Beach after visit with Ben Britnell. Sgt and Mrs Robert N Kirk Waterloo NY visiting. Mrs Withers Peebles Jr in Birmingham. Robert Jackson back from Louisville trip. Jim Spader and Mrs Schmidt visit Gordon Mummett and Mrs J B Schmidt. John H Wood at Mountain Brook Country Club banquet in Birmingham. K G Harris Greenville NC and Miss Betty Carol Mitchell Florence visiting Wanda Harris. Robert Patton returns to New Orleans after visit with sister Lutie P Shaw. Bennie Malone and Jane Doss return from Gulf Shores cottage.
Symphony to Play Tonight by Florence Festival Symphony
Community Concert Association brings to Decatur the Florence Festival Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frances Co Mander. Program features Ghedini Tartini Bonelli Franck Mendelssohn with violin and piano solos. Music lovers and learners anticipate this outstanding orchestra.
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Community Concert Association
Decatur
Florence Festival Symphony Orchestra
Francesco Mander
Ghedini
Tartini- Bonelli
Franck
Mendelssohn
Tartini
Cesar Franck
Read and Ponder editorial sparks reader debate
The Big St. Journal publishes an editorial urging thoughtful consideration of current events. The piece argues for civic engagement and measured judgment, inviting readers to weigh facts and form informed opinions.
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Printed Pattern 4735 Featured in Misses' Dress Design
The notice promotes Pattern 4735 for Misses' sizes 12 to 20 with a wool crepe or winter cotton option and details a 338 yard 54 inch fabric requirement for size 16. It includes mailed order instructions to Anne Adams at Decatur Daily. The second segment discusses Eisenhower’s education reform proposals urging school boards and PTAs to review curricula and standards, emphasizing balance and rigor in elementary and secondary education.
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Care Decatur Daily
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New York
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Bridge victory hinges on spade opening miscue
The article describes a bridge hand where the opponents were defeated only through an improbable spade opening lead. North and South could have defeated five hearts with effort. North bid to find a cheap sacrifice, South pursued the contract, West led the king of hearts, South ruffed, declarer drew trumps and played ace and another diamond. Though the suit broke badly, he retained two trumps to reach East’s holdings and set up winning chances.
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South
Althe North
West
Declarer
Altho
East
Altrusa Club Christmas Dinner Party Report
Altrusa International met Monday evening at Mrs. Edna Johnson’s home for a Christmas dinner and party. Mrs. Virgie Clements led planning with help from Mrs. Iola Moody and Mrs. Dorothy Sheats. Vida Rae Norman organized decorations. Guests included Mrs. John Kramer Mrs. Sally Smith and Mrs. Earl Thomas.
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Altrusa International
Edna Johnson
Virgie Clements
Iola Moody
Dorothy Sheats
Vida Rae Norman
John Kramer
Sally Smith
Earl Thomas
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Mr. Davis
Wendell Freeman
la Grange
Edwin Phillips
N. E. Phillips
Montevallo
William A. Harvey
Montgomery
Floyd Free
Veterans Hospital
Birmingham
Tom Burgess
Portland
Maine
Arthur Parker
Ronnie Hughston
Mr. Parker
W. T. Dye
Charlotte, N.C
Paul Gann
Illinois
Byrd Thompson
New York City
C. W. Price
Daytona Beach, Fla
Ben Britnell
Robert N. Kirk
Waterloo
Neil Kirk
Jackson St
Mrs. Withers Peebles, Jr
Robert Jackson
Louisville, Ky
Jim Spader
John Griffin
Gordon Mummett
J. B. Schmidt
John H. Wood
Mountain Brook Country Club
Massachusetts
K. G. Harris
Greenville, N. C
Betty Carol Mitchell
Florence
Wanda Harris
Robert. Patton
New Orleans
Mrs
Lutie P. Shaw
Bennie Malone
Malone
Jane Doss
Gulf Shores
Marcella Gay Kent
Winfred Kent
Russell Kent
Mrs. Kent
Nannie King
Robert Engle
Hallmark
Ira’s Book and
Moulton St
Westinghouse
U Jewelers
Opticians
Second Avenue
Symphony
Eae
Fra Pledoms
Eisenhower
P.T.A
Nebrig Plumbing CO
Otte Nebrig
Decatur Nursery
Moulton Road
Speegle Hardware Co
2Nd Ave
Altrusa Club
Oo Roseberry Piano CO
IRA
E. Moulton
Orchestra Dei Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
Carlo Zecchi
Franco Ferrara
Franco Mannino
Republic of Italy
Decatur High School
Penney’s
Penney
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