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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1960
Page
7
Declarer, after South opens one heart and North raises to four hearts, undertakes a cautious six spade contract. He protects against a bad diamond break by ruffing and discarding, clearing spades and clubs and then cashing diamonds to dummy. The defense cannot avoid the loss when West cannot return diamonds.
Focus on leftover friendly turkey dishes with soup and hash as follow up treats to a Christmas dinner. Recipes include Turkey Gobbler Soup and Turkey Almondine using diced turkey, mushrooms, rice, almonds, and a mushroom soup base.
Neel WSCS met in December at the home of Mrs. Luther Legg. The session opened with singing of O Come All Ye Faithful and prayer by Rev. Tolan Whitten. Mrs. Edwin Pike presented the secretary’s report and led a program titled This Is His Birthday, a Christ-centered playlet.
Leanna Slalons promotes a sewing pattern 4955 for Misses sizes 10 to 20 with slim or full-circle skirt versions and two necklines. The ad lists fabric needs, price details, and a mail order request to Anne Adams in New York, urging readers to send 50 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing and to request the Fall Winter Pattern Catalog for 35 cents.
Miss Mary Josephine Trotman daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel P Trotman wed Richard Allen Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Nelson of Ravenna Ohio at Southside Baptist Church on December 18 Rev W J Johnson officiated Music was by Miss Gail Trotman and Max Patterson Bridal party included Gail Trotman sister and Charles Nelson brother of the groom The couple will reside at Prospect Drive Decatur after a wedding trip to Lookout Mountain and Ravenna
Radiation is the emission of fast atomic particles or rays by atomic nuclei. Some elements become radioactive after being bombarded by such particles.
Col fret and Mrs Wilmer Hall host her mother Mrs D A Karr of Vas and cousin Madame Katherine Raffalovich of Rapallo Italy. Miss Lynnell Reece and Miss Julene Reece of Birmingham stayed with aunt Mrs John H Wood after attending the Eidson Ponder wedding. Milton Price of Auburn visits family for the holidays. Capt and Mrs J L Bush with daughter Katherine returned to Blytheville Arkansas after Christmas with Mr and Mrs J D Bush and Mrs Joe Wilder. Tom Bowles III and baby Lillian of Oklahoma City visit with Tom Bowles Sr and Mrs Bowles. Mrs I B Krentzman and daughter Carolyn of Tallahassee Florida holiday with sisters Miss Bonnie Rogers Miss Malcolm Rogers and Mrs Buford Thompson in Athens.
A decades long effort yields a comprehensive portrait of the Nazi era from its beer hall origins to its collapse. The work details the era's figures, background, and the wider implications, with emphasis on Princess Wilhelmina's youth, family life, and exile.
Mrs Louie Reynolds and family of Dayton Ohio visit her parents Mr and Mrs L C York during Christmas. Three Strickland children of Mobile are due Wednesday to join Mr and Mrs Conrad Strickland for the year end holiday.
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