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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
7
A reader recalls a letter about a young marriage ending in disappointment and the value of tolerance and humor. A correspondent praises honest balance in marriage, and readers discuss theft and etiquette, with tips and a booklet offer from Ann Landers.
Bridge column discusses a five spade contract where South overcalls, West leads five of clubs, and East misplays by not signaling for a diamond shift. The analysis notes East's discards and signaling errors, and suggests how a diamond shift could have forced the setting trick for the defense.
New York fashion previews describe fall styles turning daring with cat like silhouettes and underpinnings. Designers showcase sheer and tight undergarments, side button coat dresses, ultra short nighties, sweater bras, and go go era silhouettes alongside tiger and cobra print influences.
Mrs. William C. Self returns from Costa Mesa after a three month visit with daughter and family. Edwin A. Weaver accompanied home by the Weavers and son Stanley from NASA relocation. Carlton Compton visits parents Rowland and Mrs. Compton in Bedford Mass. Mrs. L. A. Strane Jr. admitted to Hartselle Hospital. Bosticks host mothers from Marion South Carolina and Manning South Carolina. Jody accompanies them to South Carolina. Mark Benjamin named for newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stevens. James Stevens as brother. Mrs. James Snyder of Sheffield visiting the Stevens family as grandmother. Calvin White and Chicago visitors with Mrs. White in Hartselle during holidays. Additional guests include Mrs. Ernest White and Mrs. Charlie Miller of Addison.
For the Sunday calendar of events call 353-4612 with Thursday as the deadline. The notice sets the weekly publication schedule and specifies the contact number for submissions.
Alice Brooks promotes needlecraft patterns and designs for home sewing. The item list includes a bunnies with flower umbrella coverlet 18 by 15 inches and 834 by 53s inches, pattern 7132 with transfers patches. Prices 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents extra for mailing and handling.
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