Smith Berry Pledge Vows in Huntsville Wedding
Alice Jeanne Berry and S Sgt Gerald Wayne Smith wed July 5 at Holmes Street United Methodist Church with Rev Burt Oliver officiating. The bride wore silk organdy with Venise lace and a Dior bow veil. nosegay of white carnations. They will live at Blytheville Air Force Base after a brief honeymoon. A buffet reception followed. Also notes steers yield porterhouse and other cuts, detailing beef yield from a 1000 pound carcass.
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Huntsville
Alice Jeanne Berry
Martin Berry
Gerald Wayne Smith
Gerald D. Burnett
Decatur
Holmes Street United Methodist Church
Burt Oliver
Dior
Linda Lankford
William E. Haynes
David Wilson
Blytheville Afb
Ark
Air Force
Martin Haynes
Quantum misdirection in bridge play explained
In a bridge problem, declarer faces nine tricks in spades and hearts but a possible problem in diamonds. East crafts a false-appearance plan by playing king of clubs to mislead the declarer, who must decide whether to play the king or a low diamond. The defenders’ sequence defeats the contract.
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Declarer
South
East
West
Miss Cutchens and Louis Watson Engagement Planned
Nashville Tennessee Mrs L Wayne Cutchens announces engagement of daughter Sherry Elizabeth to Louis Richard Watson son of Edward H Watson Crossville The bride elect is granddaughter of Thelma Cutchens and late Joseph T Cutchens and of Missouria Knight and late Guy A Knight Sr A graduate of Austin High School she attended the University of Alabama and is a student at Belmont College The prospective groom is grandson of the late Hampton Watson and the late Mr and Mrs Wofford Ramsey and is also a Belmont College student.
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Nashville, Tenn
L. Wayne Cutchens
Sherry Elizabeth
Louis Richard Watson
Edward H. Watson
Crossville
Thelma Cutchens
Joseph T. Cutchens
Missouria Knight
Guy A. Knight Sr
Austin High School
University of Alabama
Belmont College
Hair Loss and Balancing Facts Shared by Doctor
New York report states Dr Edward Krull of Henry Ford Hospital Detroit told science writers in Chicago that hair loss is not linked to virility. He said nutrition only affects balding in severe malnutrition and that hair transplants do not work for all patients.
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New York
Edward Krull
Chicago
National Program For Dermatology
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Krull
Spinach Salad Family Treat Ladies Luncheon Menu
Spinach Salad recipe served at a ladies luncheon. ingredients include raw spinach celery green pepper eggs cheddar mayonnaise vinegar hot pepper sauce horseradish and lettuce cups. method: season spinach, mix vinegar with pepper sauce, combine veggies and eggs with cheese, blend mayo with horseradish, fold, chill and serve in lettuce cups with sieved egg as garnish. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Hillsboro and Johnson Chapel Personal Visits Quoted
Mr and Mrs Tennis Bass hosted visits from Mr and Mrs Elmer Morris of Canton Ohio and Mr and Mrs George Robbins of Dallas with accompanying relatives including J P Parker. Also welcomed were Leonard Alexander O from Detroit and extended visits by W D Mitchell of Columbus Georgia to Pineview Hospital and J O McLaughlin.
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Hillsboro
Tennis Bass
Elmer Morris
Canton
Ohio
George Robbins
Dallas
W. D. Mitchell
Columbus Ga
J. O. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Pineview Hospital
Corned beef spread with mayonnaise and relish idea
Minced cooked leftover corned beef makes an excellent spread for crackers when the beef is mixed with mayonnaise and pickle relish.
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Smith-Berry
Sheinwold
North Dealer
East South
Gen
Fea. Corp
Bea
Miss Shepherd
Austinville Club House
Ann Shepherd
Jim Osborn
Stephen Lamp
Frank
Miss Cutchens
Raed
Keds
U.S
Triumph Mar Avick
Decatur Shopping Center
Decatur 'S Complete Family Shoe Store
Calto
Women's Department
Tst
Magic Tunnel, JR
J. P. Parker
Joey
Roselyn
Juan Boaz Agee
Alison
Parker
Elk River
Austin Plaza
S.W
Sialer
Rick Hyman
EVA Gabor
Second Avenue
Sterchis
Alabama
Janee
Best Coherice
Westgate
Gibson 'S
Reet
Saas
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