Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Standridge were honored with a golden wedding anniversary tea at their home. 175 guests called the afternoon as granddaughters helped. the event featured yellow chrysanthemums and a tiered cake with a bridal couple, with Mrs. James Standridge and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker serving punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Standridge
Allstone Hargrove
Sandusky
Ohio
Tarace Kirby
W. B. Lanier
W. L. Evans
James Standridge
Jimmy Tucker
Tuscaloosa
Half a Million Pass Through New York’s Grand Central Daily
About 500000 people enter and depart Grand Central Terminal in New York City each day, reflecting the station’s status as a major regional transit hub. The figure underscores the facility’s heavy use by commuters travelers and tourists alike.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Mrs Eyster Chosen President of Church Group
At the first 1964 St John’s Episcopal Women of the Church meeting Mrs William B Eyster was elected president. Other officers include Mrs John Eyster first vice president Mrs Tom Guion second vice president Mrs William Peckman secretary and Mrs G H Jones Jr treasurer. Officers were installed after Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Eyster
John Eyster
Tom Guion
William Peckman
G. H. Jones
Eyster
Wanda Harris
James O. Bodley
Bodley
Brookmeade Garden Club Holds Meeting at Johnson Home
Brookmeade Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Donald H. Johnson’s residence with Mrs. Lee Damsky as cohostess. Acting president Mrs. W. H. Matthews welcomed two guests, with devotion by Mrs. Alfred Hodgins and reports on TB Sanatorium gifts, HANDS program work, horticulture and conservation. Lifetime member James H. Crow honored for local and state service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookmeade Garden Club
Donald H. Johnson
Lee Damsky
W. H. Matthews
Claude Lavender
Matthews
R. N. Adams
Macon Hardwick
Alfred Hodgins
Fred Conklin
Sears, Roebuck
James H. Crow
Salt craving fencepost chewer baffles South Dakota officials
Pierre South Dakota AP says the Highway Department seeks an answer to a riddle about a small mouth burrowing creature that chews fenceposts along a new interstate project. The item is linked to a mystery affecting construction near Mary Denson Boggs in Birmingham. Dallas Vickers and Beth Bolay are noted travelers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre, S.D
Highway Department
Spring Summer Catalog Free Pattern Offer
Ad offers 250 design ideas with a free coupon upon sending 50 cents. Readers are instructed to mail NAME ADDRESS and ZONE SIZE STYLE NUMBER to West 17th Street New York to receive the catalog. The copy emphasizes a no-cost pattern and catalogs.
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West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Personal News From Jackson City and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Floyd H Vaugnh return to Jacksonville Florida after visiting M A Vaughn and family and attend the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. L A Staab recovers at home after Birmingham Veterans Hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Richard Dewey host their daughter and family including Mr and Mrs Jack Sohm and Jackie. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Adams return from Florida after his brother’s wedding. Mr and Mrs Jack Krueger and sons enjoy holidays in Birmingham visiting her mother Mrs Cabaniss. Mrs H D Barnum hosts her granddaughter recently.
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Floyd H. Vaughn
Jacksonville
Fla
M. A. Vaughn
New Orleans
L. A. Staab
Veterans Hospital
Birmingham
Richard Dewey
Jack Sohm
Jackie
Jimmy Adams
Florida
Jack Krueger and
Cabaniss
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In a Chicago Tribune 1964 bridge column Goren analyzes a defensive problem in a North South deal. West improvises a signaling method to East using a discard on the ace of diamonds and a spade play to convey messages about suit holdings, aiding partner East to force declarer to lose the contract in three no trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
North East South West
West
North
South
East
Declarer
Local News Briefs From Around The Valley
Around The Valley reports Mr and Mrs Charles Gunt harp and children Mike and Becky back from Sylacauga visiting her parents. Charles Jr visited grandmother in Corinth Mississippi. Guests include William Wash of Rochester Michigan and possibly Terry Durbin and Mr Durbin from Muncie Indiana. Edward Denton returned from Louisville Kentucky. Charles N Wiggin and wife admitted to Tennessee Valley Nursing Home in Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gunthharp
Mike
Becky
Charles F. McDonnell
Sylacauga
Charles Jr
Henderson
Corinth
Charles N. Wiggins
Jackson St
Tennessee Valley Nursing Home
Flint
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Julia Anne Kirby
Barbara Stewart
Karen Standridge
Beth Evans
Cynthia Lanier
Arthur Murray
N. Washington
Huntsville
Moen
Hargitt Plumbing
Sherman
Decatur
Credit Bureau
Qvie M. Turner
Abaleen Rose Turner
Howard A. Edmonson
George Edmonson
Hartseller
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
By Jenne Helowes
Margaret Jerrold
David Evins
Julianelli
Palizzio
National Shoe Institute
Brookmeade Club
Johnson Home
Roger McWhorter
Norman Sidebotham
H. B. White
Earl Glenn
John Street
Ter, Mary Denson Boggs
Dallas Vickers
Geneva
Ala
Beth Bolay
Queens College
Charlotte
N.C
Goren
North aAz
West East
H&akqi
Hes
Bin
Mr. Durbin
Muncie, Ind
Edward Denton
Louisville, Ky
Grant St
Kennedy Motor Company
243
Grant St. S.E
Decatur, Ala
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