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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
6
The article highlights fall maternity fashion emphasizing comfort and style for expectant mothers. It promotes smock dresses empire bodices and belled sleeves with knit fabrics like Orion acrylic for a figure flattering look. Jersey dresses long-sleeved tops stretch pants and velvet topper outfits are recommended with versatile dress options for day and evening wear.
The notice promotes Printed Pattern M470 by Charles Cooper in Misses' sizes 10 through 18 with fabric guidance and ordering details from The Decatur pattern department. It also introduces Jaclyn Young Sprites bags in glovetta leather-look vinyl with options for short or long straps, detailing styles like the classic satchel and lean-lined bag to pair with knits and tweeds for fall winter 1966.
Announcement from Mrs William Lanier Hartselle confirms the engagement of Dianna Rebecca Hartselle to James Benjamin Flemming. Dianna is UA graduate, Pi Beta Phi, NASA Huntsville secretary. James is a UA graduate, Theta Xi member, a management trainee at Birmingham Trust National Bank. The couple plan to wed August 28 at the First Baptist Church of Decatur.
A circular runway design functioned successfully in tests by providing unlimited distance for takeoffs and landings, potentially transforming aircraft operations and efficiency.
Bridge expert Charles H. Goren presents a Chicago Tribune quiz with seven scenarios. Each section offers hands, vulnerabilities, and optimal bids or strategies, emphasizing slam attempts, rebids, and when to pass.
Mr and Mrs Roy Sanford and daughters Tammy and Lisa of Evansville Indiana were honored guests at a reunion of friends and relatives Surthay. The Sanfords are visiting Mr Sanford's parents Mr and Mrs George Sanford in Moulton.
In bridge bidding, the adviser notes that pursuing no trump on a doubtful diamond stopper risks misfit. With partner possibly six spades and four clubs, the recommended move is a cautious rebid returning to three spades.
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