Square Dancers Festival in Huntsville with Local Clubs
Attendees from multiple square dance clubs gathered for a Tennessee Valley Square Dance Association festival in Huntsville. The host Merry Mixers taught a new round dance titled Swinging Papa Blues with Larry Lackey as caller. Out of town guests included Bruce Hill and Jim Roberts from Rochester New York and Mac McPeak from Rome Georgia.
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Tennessee Valley Square Dance Association
Huntsville
Ocie Weir
B. C. Drake
Carroll Ashby
Jay Girodo
Lloyd Troeltzsch
J. D. Gray
Bill Glasco
Martin Fleming
Herman Monk
T. L., Streeter
Bob Meredith
Don Harris
Bob Thomas
Tom Whittle
Fred Linley
Jim Allen
Merry Mixers Square
Larry Lackey
Hix
Chix Square Dance Club
Hints From Heloise On Saving Detergent And Household Tips
A collection of reader tips and small tricks from Heloise including stretching liquid detergent by diluting with warm water, making liquid from powdered detergent, using paper towels as coffee filters, and simple methods to clean items. Readers share filing ideas for Tips columns and quick hacks for ironing and polish mixing.
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Heloise
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings Across Region
Carl Gibson returns from St Simon Island with his family for a visit to Tuscaloosa. Richard Earle Proctor served his son as best man at a Tuscaloosa wedding. Several families from Moulton Birmingham and Melbourne, Fla. visit kin. hospital stays and travel plans mentioned for Clara Hackley and other residents.
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Carl Gibson
St. Simon's Island
Carl Gibson Jr
Feta
Richard Earle Proctor
Willard Terry
Johnny Long
Jervus Wallace
Moulton
Mrs. Proctor
Tuscaloosa
Goren on Bridge I: A Harassed Declarer’s Narrow Escape
In a detailed bridge hand from 1943, South contends with adverse distribution to reach four spades. West opens diamonds, North doubles, South bids to game, and after complex play the declarer discards a diamond and succeeds when East cannot force a setting trick.
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South
West
North
East
Declarer
Printed Pattern 4577 Dress For Misses Sizes 12–20
Pattern notice offers Misses dress or duster with no waist seams in cotton or rayon. Size 16 uses 378 yards at 39 inches. Smocking transfer included. Cost 50 cents plus 15 cents for mailing. Send to Anne Adams pattern dept New York. Include name address zone size and style number. Also new Spring Summer Pattern Catalog 304 design ideas and free pattern coupon for 50 cents.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Bride-Elect Carolyn Baker Honored Before Friday Wedding
Mrs. Roger Horton hosted an informal afternoon party at 1802 Eastmeade for Miss Carolyn Baker, honoring her upcoming marriage to Mr. Chris Thompson at Central Methodist Church Friday evening. Guests visited 1:30 to 3:30, with arrangements of mixed garden flowers featured at focal points.
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Annie Frances Terry
Dee Irvin Terry
Richard Irwin Proctor
Richard
Earle Proctor
Mt. Moriah Methodist Church
Russell Proctor
Birmingham
Robert H. Rhyne Jr. Moulton
Waymon Wallace
Carrie Blakemore
Eee Proctor
Roger Horton
Carolyn Baker
Chris’ Thompson
Central Methodist Church
Horton
Eastmeade
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Sanford 17
Jewels
Pecaten
Byuschs
Gals
Karen Schneider
J. Harkins
R. L. Spatz
Irwin Proctor
Blanche
Frances Terry
R. J. Thompson
Amy
L. H. Aldridge
Lookout Mt
Joe Corbin
J. H. Glover
Vicki
Donald Thomas
Patricia.Ann
Melbourne, Fla
A. M. Armor
Herman Free
Philip Quigley
Nappanee, Ind
Charles Norwood
Mrs. A. J. Coleman
Mrs. O
K. Hackley
Hackley
Miami
Hendersonville
N.C
C. B. Bartee
Susie Smith
Charles Johnson
Sam Wilds
Roland Jenkins
Walter L. Lee
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Vernon Boston
Mr Boston
Toni King
Mrs. Dewey Claburn
Denver
Col
Wilma Childers
Hartselle
Hartselle Hospital
Biffy
Broadhead -Cook
Bank Street
Decatur, Alabama
West Main Street
Hartselle, Alabama
Goren
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
Decatur Cemetery Association
New
Why Not Cafe
East Moulton Street
Cole Slaw
Sealy
Golden Sleep Supreme Mattress
Cout
Decatur
Alabama
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