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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
6
A reader who resembles Ann Landers asks to give brief tips on the street and at stores. The real Ann Landers warns it is not OK and to stop. A letter from a telephonaholic wife explains how husbands resist talking and how talking helps her.
Susan Carol Hester and Clyde Richard Stanley were married December 16 at First Baptist Church Russellville. The ceremony featured a Maurer gown with lace and pearls, with Virginia Hester as maid of honor and a large local guest list. The couple plans to reside in Decatur after a ski-resort honeymoon.
A Friday horoscope predicts rising determination will reshape daily habits and outlooks as reality prompts dramatic changes. Illusions fade in current conditions. natives stay practical and insist on orderly appearances. Aries through Pisces receive guidance on handling misunderstandings, career tasks, social plans, and finances with cautious, straightforward advice.
In a bridge problem West claims three trump tricks would have doubled the contract. South, holding a substandard hand with two minors, opens pass and declines to stretch. The defense and declarer play illustrate that majors would justify an opening bid.
Mr and Mrs Gene Bolton of Birmingham announce the birth of daughter Elizabeth Paige on December 21 at Baptist Medical Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs A S Quinn of Decatur and the late Mr Quinn, and Mrs Thal Malcolm Bolton of Decatur and the late Mr Bolton.
Recipes sometimes call for star anise seed but when unavailable it can be replaced with regular whole anise seed. Both provide licorice notes, though star anise is stronger. Adjust quantities to taste and balance with the dish’s spices.
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