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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
6
Readers share gift ideas for elderly loved ones including a beloved transistor radio that doubles as outdoor companionship. The note praises the radio’s value for news and baseball scores, and a joyful birthday greeting for a grandson is included.
Sheinwold explains that to solve a bridge problem you must imagine yourself as your opponent. The sample hand from the World Bridge Olympiad shows East choosing moves after a complex sequence, with the declarer choosing a royal finesse and the double threatening, all while the defender must deduce partner’s likely distribution. The recommended lesson is to close your eyes and think how the other player would act rather than how you would.
Zodiac guide predicts personal challenges and a shift toward simpler living. Aries through Pisces offer cautions on temper, purchases, health, and focus, urging restraint, planning, and timely rest to prepare for tomorrow. (c) 1972 Chicago Tribune.
Senior members of J U G Club were honored at the club s 20th anniversary summer dance at Burningtree Country Club. The event featured The Aggregation from Memphis, a long roster of officers and escorts, outgoing seniors, other members, and a post dance breakfast at the home of Bobby Ray Smith.
Newcomers Club members heard a presentation on drying and pressing flowers with framed samples by Mrs. Patsy Wye off Terry of Moulton at Burningtree Country Club. Prospective members were welcomed and the long distance prize went to Mrs. Don Massley of Lubbock. Bridge winners were Mrs. Henry Brister and Mrs. Kendall Vickery. Door prizes went to Mrs. Robert Mills and several other members who took part in the program with Mrs. Walt Smith assisting.
A family fruit dessert recipe featuring cherry and honeydew compote. Ingredients include sweet dark cherries honeydew balls sugar water lemon juice and optional light rum. Directions describe dissolving sugar in water to a boil then adding cherries and cooling before rum addition.
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