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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1971
Page
6
The Decatur Daily extends publication submissions for engagement and wedding notices to 4 p.m. Tuesday ahead of the Sunday July 11 edition due to the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Alfred Sheinwold criticizes rushed bridge play citing a Congressional inquiry. A sample hand shows declarer missteps and blocked diamonds, leading to a long sequence ending with unawarded tricks and a caution against carelessness at the table.
Ann Landers confirms she and Dear Abby are twins who communicate and will celebrate their joint birthday and wedding anniversary in Vienna with their husbands. The column also offers reader questions on party rowdiness, long distance bills, a love triangle, and teen sexuality guidance.
A bridge discussion recalls how South could force the slam by using dummy entries and precise diamond play to exhaust East’s hearts. The Daily Question presents a hand with S 8 4 2 H 9 6 3 2 D 9 4 C 1 7 5 4 where pass is advised against a 2NT 22 to 24 point opener.
Miss Mary Kathryn Hardwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiley Hardwick Sr formerly of Decatur married James Lamar Webb Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Lamar Webb Sr of Bronwood Ga May 30 at the First United Methodist Church Cuthbert Ga Rev John Bagwell presided assisted by Rev Willard B Hurlbert The bride wore a silk organza gown with lace and seed pearls and carried white orchids carnations lilies of the valley and stephanotis A church reception followed.
Community tip line invites readers to share local happenings in town and on the move. Call the women’s page newsline with tips about people, events, and plans in our area.
Rooms cut by arches create an open impression by removing barriers. Built in wooden shelves maximize storage in closets under shirts blouses and children's clothing, using wasted space efficiently.
The late Mr and Mrs J P Rowe held a reunion June 25 at Piney Grove Church. Out of town guests included Hugh Plemmons Clark John Plemmons of Quincy Fla Lavon Sudduth and children of Panama City Fla Mrs Clark Thompson and children Joe Rowe Zana Wiley Bill Clark of Birmingham and many others from Independence Mo Kingsport Tenn Russellville Arab Virginia Tuscaloosa Huntsville Courtland and nearby areas.
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