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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1972
Page
7
The article reviews a bridge hand where a trump opening lead against a slam risks breaking a suit. It advises South to expect a bad heart break and presents a simple device: start with dummy’s ace of spades, then low clubs to drive four club tricks with careful ruffing, detailing the sequence and defenses.
At the Joe Wheeler Chapter meeting, memorials honored the late Mrs. Charles D. Johnson for thirty years of UDC service. A scholarship was announced at Auburn University in her name, with contributions welcome through the chapter.
Meek Baptist Church witnessed the marriage of Vicky Meek White and Randall Deaver on January 1. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. White of Arley, wore lace over taffeta with a chapel train and a tiara veil. The couple will reside in Jacksonville where they are sophomores at Jacksonville State University.
When making yeast avoid hot liquids. reconstitute living yeast at 105 to 115 degrees. Dry mix tolerates up to 130 degrees. Use a wrist drop test if no thermometer. CHRISTY JILL HALLMARK turns two today, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Hallmark of 6th Ave SW. Granddaughter of Mrs G W Etheredge and the late Mr Etheredge of Austinville and of Mrs J P Dailey of Decatur and the late Frank Hallmark of Birmingham.
A reader shares a shy first kiss story ending in lifelong love and the defense of awkward romance. Another letter recalls infant feeding advice, showing closeness and affection as key to a healthy child. A teen outlet warns against drinking, promoting a youth guidance feature.
Mrs. Charles Mathias told the Green Thumb Garden Club at Mrs. Tommy McRae’s home that about 500 azalea varieties exist, with Kurume the main group here. She described varieties such as coral bells Hino crimson snow and coastal and Kaempfern while noting climate and planting tips including peat filled holes and avoiding clay. Club president Mrs Counts led a business session.
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