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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
6
The article notes a shift toward feminine evening attire with velvet, brocade, and Edwardian shirtwaists. It encourages dressing up for festive occasions, promises affordable replication at home, and offers sewing tips from Singer experts on handling velvet and matching fabric direction.
The Chicago Tribune presents a bridge problem where North South vulnerable and North opens. East and West battle over spades with preemptive raises driving South to five level. A sequence leads to a 200 point East West profit. South could have saved points with different entry management and a precise diamond finesse.
In this reader exchange Ann Landers weighs whether a asthmatic child is affected by a household menagerie and cautions a mother to consult a doctor. She also advises against persistent nagging when parents warn daughters about unsuitable boyfriends and notes the balance between speaking up and overdoing it.
The Priceville Homemakers Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Joan Collier's home. Members and guests included Miss Lucille Hawkins Miss Christine Vinson Miss Mary Coffey and visitors Mrs. Sherill Tapscott Mrs. W. D. Rosson and Miss Evelyn Robinson. New member Mrs. Travis English joined and gifts were exchanged.
A New Jersey doctor reports cholesterol as a major factor in heart disease leading to widowhood. He notes men 35 to 44 show rapid cholesterol rises and cites Choloxin as a treatment, while women’s levels rise later but can reach parity with men.
Pecan market listing offering GIANT STEWART shelled pecans in halves or pieces priced at 7.25 per gallon. Call Scott McClanahan at 355-0925 for details and availability.
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