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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1968
Page
6
Questions and responses cover family finances showers parental responsibilities and a mink fur prank. Readers seek guidance on fair gifts for a sister marrying, caring for an aging parent, and spotting real mink, with Ann Landers offering direct, practical counsel. The column reflects 1968 syndicated advice style.
In a bridge analysis from 1968, the article discusses a four spade contract where declarer faces limited entries to dummy after a sequence with West holding the king of clubs. The text notes two alternative lines: a common finesse via North’s ten of diamonds leading to a single-diamond loser, and an alternate line where West opens clubs and the queen is finessed.
Miss Beverly Gail Terry and Donald Ray Henderson were married at Be rea Baptist Church with Rev. Travis Voss officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli, candle trees, and a satin gown with Alencon lace. The bride's party included Merita Dutton and Patricia Terry, with attendants in yellow and green peau de soie. The reception followed at the bride's parents home and a Florida honeymoon was planned.
Ellen Fern and Russell Goulet of Oregon Ohio visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Irvin H Goulet and Je and Mrs Don Aldridge. Relatives arrive this weekend including Richard Goulet and Ronnie and John. Outdoor party hosts Mr and Mrs L Wayne Howard. Michelle Claborn hospitalized in Decatur General Hospital. Valley Business and Professional Women's Club picnic at Hillsboro hosted by Mr and Mrs Tommy Terry with numerous Courtland and Hillsboro guests. James Smith family from Detroit visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Smith. Mrs Maxie Shine of Haverhill Mass was dinner guest of Mrs Fred Fennell.
Narrow glass panels fit into grooves of 1x6 boards to form a decorative fence for pools. Two boards hold each panel with tongues trimmed. Douglas fir 1x4s act as studs between groups, and 1x3 braces top and bottom provide strength and nail plates. Stain 1x6s before assembly.
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