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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
6
Teens and college students can craft affordable fashion with seasonal flowers wire and tape. The guide covers headbands garters kneelettes and Christmas themed pieces with step by step knotting and stapling tips. Local florists can supply ready made sets for those who prefer.
A bridge column from the Chicago Tribune detailing a hand where West opens 1NT and doubles in the game contract after South's heart overcall. The analysis explores misjudgments, card distribution, and strategic play including club difficulties and endplay considerations.
Decatur Altrusans held their Christmas dinner at the Lyons Hotel and installed four new members. Officers and assistants led the installation, with a program emphasizing patriotism efficiency and service. The meeting was postponed to January 8 due to New Year’s Day.
Miss Judy Murdock bride elect of Claud Lacey was honored at a kitchen shower by Mrs. Roy Bridges and her daughter at the Pi Beta Phi house on the University of Alabama campus. Red roses and holly wreaths decorated the house. Attendees included the mothers Mrs. Lacey and Mrs. Robert J. Schindler and family friends. A luncheon honoring Miss Murdock is planned Monday at Joy Young's by scouts and friends who accompanied her through Girl Scout stages.
The Ruth S S Sunday School class at Southside Baptist Church held an all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon for members and three visitors. After lunch gifts were exchanged and Mrs. Mattie Waddell gave the devotion, followed by Mrs. Elva Tipton delivering the Christmas story. Mrs. M A Andrews arranged decorations and Mrs. L L Ferguson dismissed with prayer.
Jamay A. Mayer in the Marengo Pioneer Republican offers blunt guidance about saving face by keeping the lower part of it shut. Want ads claim to deliver results.
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