Orchid Culture Topic Of Garden Club Meeting
Hill and Dale Garden Club met at Mrs Gordon McBride's home for its first 1950s meeting. Ted Burnthall presented Orchid Culture detailing orchid habitats, care, lighting, temperature and air flow with slides of varieties. Members Mrs Rodney Barron and Mrs Lew Tanno won orchids. club thanked Burnthall with a gift.
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Hill and Dale Garden Club
Gordon McBride
Ted Burnthall
Burnthall
Rodney Barron
Lew Tanno
Duplicate Bridge Reports From Decatur Club Night
Decatur Duplicate Bridge Club met Tuesday evening at the Dairy Hospitality Room with 10 tables. North South winners were Mrs Alton Thompson and Mrs Sam Hobbs Huntsville first, Mrs M G Weiler and Verle Babcock Huntsville second, Mr and Mrs Leonard Gellman Huntsville third. East West winners were Mrs Rutledge Thomas and Mrs Larry Dervelle first, Mrs A D Sample Hartsville second, Mrs S A Smith and Norm Thompson Huntsville third. Note: a liquor effect duration line about a 150 pound man is included but not tied to bridge results.
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Decatur
Duplicate Bridge Club
Pet” Dairy Hospitality
Alton Thompson
Sam Hobbs
Huntsville
M. G. Weiler
Verle Babcock
Leonard Gellman
Rutledge
Thomas
Larry Dervelle
A. D. Sample
Hart
Spring Pattern Catalog Promises 125 Shapes For Sun Fun
Ann Adams Pattern Dept offers 4765 children sizes 2 4 6 8 with 35 inch fabric needs. Send 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing to The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York for spring and summer catalog and one free pattern clip coupon in catalog.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks Care
Chelsea’ Station
Pune
America
Girl Scout Leaders Attend Decatur Mother's Club Meeting
Mrs M H Jones hosted the Decatur Mother's Club meeting with Mrs Holmes Turner appointing the nominating committee. A letter from Miss Virginia Dobbins praised Bryce Hospital activity for Operation Santa Claus. Troop 188 leader Mrs Sam Bounds introduced scouts Beverly Bounds and Carol Princes with reports on activities.
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M. H Jones
Decatur
Mother's Club
Holmes Turner
Reneau Carrell
Erskine, Chenault
Jones
Virginia Dobbins
Bryce Hospital
Leon Tune
Sam Bounds
Beverly Bounds
Carol
Jean Princes
Molly Bounds
Janet Hall
Brownie
Safah Bounds
Women circle meetings at First Methodist announce speaker
The Jan 10 meetings of the First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service feature guest speaker Rev. Bert Goodwin of Lester Memorial Methodist Church Oneonta who will share slides on Rev Jimmy Goodwin's Brazilian work. Other circles report new members and devotions from Acts themes. In national news, U S families earning under $3 000 in 1964 declined by about 450 000.
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First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Roddie Circle
Allison Smith
Roddie
Guy Wallace
Bert Goodwin
Lester Memorial Methodist Church
Oneonta
Goodwin
Jimmy Goodwin
Brazil
Russell Johnson
William T. Tackett
Robert Banks
U. S
Personal News From Weekends and Visits
Dr. and Mrs. J. R Wiley visited his brother in Chattanooga. Mrs. John Bragg and Mrs. H. D. Greer spent yesterday in Birmingham. Mrs. Bud Bishop of Huntsville was in Decatur for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Tom Whitman and Mrs. Ed Stoffregen. Miss De Dickey attended her father Herbert Dickey's funeral in Cullman.
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Mrs. J. R Wiley
Chattanooga
John Bragg
H.D. Greer
Birmingham
Bud Bishop
Huntsville
Decatur
Tom Whitman
Ed Stoffregen
Miss de Dickey
Culliman
Herbert Dickey
Pat Freeman celebrates first birthday milestone
Little Patrick Alan Freeman, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Freeman, marked his first birthday on January 1. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Edward Freeman of Nashville and Mr and Mrs Albert Brunsky of Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Pat
Patrick Alan Freeman
Mike Freeman
Edward ‘Freeman
Nashville
Albert Brunasky
Chattanooga
Tenn
Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren
In this bridge problem South as declarer at five diamonds faces a four heart opening. A complex line sees the king of clubs offside and a long shot needed to salvage the contract. The commentary argues South cannot avoid a club trick unless the ace of clubs is led from West’s hand, and North notes the potential line if South had aimed for the lone king.
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Avery Roberts
Taylor
Southern Living
Progressive Farmer
C.H Bradley
Charles, Whatley
South
West
East
North
Altho
Declarer
Homemakers Meet With Mrs. Austin
Southeast Decatur Homemakers Club met at Ms. David Austin’s home with President Mrs. George E. Gibson opening. Visitor Mrs. M Polen considered for membership. Mrs. John Butler led singing, Devotion by Mrs. William Wallace, pledge by Mrs. Thomas Holland. Lucille Hawkins read a poem and assisted with 1966 year books. Walter Kurz reported on the Community Award Program and urged participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Circle
John B. Wood
Albert Sprayberry
Leo Fabisinski Jr
Turner Beard
Billy Wayne Ralph
Holy
Southeast Decatur
Homemakers Club
David Austin
George E. Gibson
M. Polen
John Butler
America
William Wallace
Thomas Holland
Lucille Hawkins
Walter Kurz
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J._E. Nichols
W J. Swafford
Charles Whatley
Barron
May Paul Taylor
Maurice Barrett
W. J. Bergman
Avery. Roberts
Insurance Women OF
The
Insurance Women of Decatur
Wayne Lott
Jimmy Duncan
Evelyn Sivley
Carlos Priest
Huntsville Club
L. R. Summers
Cine
6Th Ave
S.E
PEN
Fbnne
Helms
Girl Scouts
We Broek
E. N. Price
Hargrove Circle
C. W. Nelson
Paul Hargrove
H. L. Tidwell
William Steed Jr
Giles Circle
E. E. Hargrove
Giles
Claude Lavender
J. H. Johnson
Richard D. Williams
Goren
Charles H. Goren
Chicago Tribune
Austin
Decatur Apothecary
Your Home Health Center
Grant St
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