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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
6
Heloise suggests using fish net bags from aquarium shops as collapsible, rust free sieves that squeeze dry liquid efficiently. Also notes wrap around skirts can become aprons and reuse tips for reuse of canceled checks as address labels with decorative touches.
Darlene Hammonds suggests rolling all metal hair clips onto a single roller for easy access, noting one roller can hold about 22 clips. L Ball shares a rug cleaning trick using a two row wire lint brush to pick up threads lint and pet hair. Beth Carr explains ironing on a soft table top by folding cotton blankets on the table and ironing around the edges for a quick neat result.
The guide suggests filling and baking batter in a tall empty fruit juice can to form a plug for the center of a larger angel food or sponge cake. Once baked, the small cake plugs the hole, reducing frosting leakage and enabling a bigger cake.
In mid winter a salad combines shredded western lettuce with grapefruit sections radishes and crisp bacon.
Miss Sherry Ann White married Kenneth N. Smith on Friday Jan 19 at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church with Rev Russell Lance officiating. The ceremony featured Masinah Hawkins and Mrs Norris Broome, reception in the church parlor, and a Kentucky wedding trip planned. The couple will reside in Decatur after returning.
Dear Ann Landers celebrates passenger love of captain chatter and weather updates while a widow's gift of silverware, bought with coupons, to a neighbor matches a later apology request. The column replies advise accepting no apology and caution teens about necking bounds.
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South salvages a doubled five club contract despite a diamond lead that would have doomed him. West opens hearts, East covers, and dummy provides a discard path via spades while South ruffs hearts and clears trumps.
The grapefruit grew from a misnamed curiosity described in Barbados in 1750 to a West Indian origin, with Jamaica coining the term grapefruit in the early 1900s. Introduced to Florida around 1840 by Odet Philippe at Safety Harbor, it spread slowly beyond the state. by the 20th century shipments increased and the fruit earned the nickname aristocrat of the breakfast table.
Readable text outlines multiple orange based serving ideas from breakfast to snacks. Wedges with scrambled eggs add a citrus note. Orange juice and rind can enrich biscuit dough. Wedges accompany fish seafood salads and appetizers. Fresh orange sundae combines orange segments with sugar and vanilla ice cream. Party dips gain color from orange chunks arranged around crackers.
Carpenters' offers self starters described as balanced baby shoes made from extra soft white leather. Parisian, with over 40 years fitting experience, endorses the Carpenters' line for quality and comfort.
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