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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
5
AP Fashion Writer notes a shift to bold overstatement this fall with dramatic turtlenecks, high waistlines, voluminous sleeves, and luxe textures. Describes top outfits from derby hats to velvet prints, fringe coats, and versatile furs, urging feminine yet glamorous, multi layer ensembles across day and night wear.
Miss Mary Lou Rasco, bride elect of Donald Phillip Schoene of San Francisco, was honored at a steak dinner at All Steak Cafe in Cullman. She wore an American Beauty rose sheath and the centerpiece showed a Delta Air Lines honeymoon plane. Guests included Mrs. Rasco, her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rasco and Lisa of Montgomery, John C. Harding, and Dr. J. C. Daves. A silver goblet was presented by hostesses Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Glasscock, and G. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Rankin visited Michigan relatives. Montgomery's Michelson family joined Harold Michelson in Decatur. Daughters Dana and Carol Brooks from Dallas. Holmes from Pearisburg. Henderson from Jacksonville. Many families hosted or traveled to Panama City Beach, Nashville, Des Moines, Nebraska, Athens, Auburn, Rochester, and other spots.
Reader asks why hot water shows more yellow rust than cold. Expert suggests flushing heater and pipes, using detergent with non precipitating water conditioner to suspend iron, and possibly installing an iron filter. If rust persists, these steps plus low sudsing detergent may help. consult a professional if needed.
Bridge column answers by Charles H. Goren guide players through eight sample hands. Each question presents a problem from the auction and recommends a specific bid, explaining the logic behind responses such as overcalls, jumps, and suit bids. The scenarios cover sundry holdings and partner responses, illustrating strategic principles for opening, overcalling, and raising levels.
ATLANTA Miss Dorothy Pryor daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Pryor was elected executive secretary treasurer of the state Baptist Women's Missionary Union She will take office September 1 Pryor currently directs the WMU division and has served as director since 1959 She also led the State Young Women's Auxiliary and formerly taught in Alabama public schools She will succeed Miss Janice Singleton retiring after 24 years of service.
Decatur Business and Professional Women travel by three chartered buses, private cars, and plane to attend the national BPW convention. Dr. Minnie C. Miles, Alabama National President, will preside. Alabama hosts include a July 15 dinner, July 16 breakfast, and a July 16 installation ceremony with Miss Virginia Allan expected as new national president. Delegates include Dorothy Woodall, Rose, and Evelyn McCulloch from Decatur.
A crowd pleasing meatloaf recipe stretches dollars and flavor. Ground beef combines with oats and onion for a hearty meal, then topped with a tangy glaze to finish.
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