New Bride is Honored at Danville Tea Shower
A tea shower at the home of Mrs. James Tomlinson in Danville honored Mrs. Junior Naylor formerly Miss Catherine Johnson on her wedding. Green and white decor featured mint cloth, white lilies, and crystal candelabra. Guests enjoyed lime sherbet and cake while Miss Margaret Sims played piano.
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James Tomlinson
Danville
WMU
Junior Naylor
Catherine Johnson
Lear Johnson
Buster Naylor
Martha Pearl Teague
Malcolm Siebert
Raymond Compton
J. D. Puckett
Margaret Sims
Stiles
Norman Stiles
John C. Fisher
Birch
Connecticut
Chemstrand
New York
DPL Announces Partial List of New Books
The DPL reveals a partial list of new titles by authors such as Ter, Scott, Nautilus 90 North, Anderson, Lady L, Gary, Mrs Bridges, Connell, Hoehling, Stewart, King, Powell, Ashton-Warner, Schildkraut, Uris, Chappell, Van Doren, and Pasternak. Additional titles will be announced as arrivals occur and listings posted. The note adds that the United States owns about 20 000 long tons of gold.
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Ter
Scott
Anderson
L. Gary
Bridges
Connell
Atlanta
Hoehling
Stewart
King
Powell
Ashton-Warner
Schildkraut
Levi
Exodus
Uris
Caldwell
Main St
Ussr
Levine
Putman
Chappell
van Doren
Harry
Bonard
Frank Lloyd Wright
Alaska
Big Land
Adams
Pasternak
Tenderloin
United States
New Dristan Decongestant Tablets Claim Fast Sinus Drainage
New York announces a tablet that supposedly drains clogged sinus cavities quickly without discomfort. The product Dristan Decongestant Tablets, priced at 98 cents for 24, is advertised to relieve pressure and congestion without a prescription.
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New York
N. Y
Graduation and Fathers Day Call Your Way to News and News
Talk TELEPHONES ARE FOR SHARING. June brings graduation weddings and new babies. Long Distance calls cost little, station to station bargains after 6 PM and Sundays. Celebrate Father's Day June 21 with an extension phone or a Long Distance call all day Sunday bargains.
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Dad
Hotidays
Bridge quiz poses four clubs bid after sequence
In a 1959 Chicago Tribune bridge quiz, South holds 43 VAJ94 632 and AK1075 with a 14 14 14 36 34 auction. The suggested bid is four clubs, arguing partner has three hearts and unbid no trump due to a singleton spade. return to clubs is the only sane line.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Four Hearts in response to a preemptive hand
South opens with a weak hand and a preemptive bid. Partner passed to you with a strong balanced sequence. The recommended reply is four hearts, accepting the preemptive lead and allowing for the possibility that partner was under pressure. This may help reach a slam despite a hand weaker than ideal.
Bridge Auction Jump to Hearts Endorsed
South holds four spades four hearts and a long diamond sequence. The bidding suggests a seven trick hand, with a jump to three hearts seen as the expected, standard contract after South North fast one pass two lines show. The discussion focuses on whether a preemptive jump to heart is the correct modern procedure.
Three Hearts to Elicit Spade Preference
With 11 high card points and a distributional hand, respond now by bidding three hearts. The goal is to probe partner for a spade preference while keeping minor suits protected and signaling a desire to reach a heart fit if available.
No Trump decision and suit bids in a bridge hand
Discussion of bidding choices South holds A 6 5 3 8 7 3 and K Q I 9 8 7. A four diamonds bid suggested to emphasize suit strength. East West vulnerable a four spade sacrifice bid considered to avoid defeat in game.
Freezing Foods Studied At Oakdale HDC
Oakdale Home Demonstration Club members studied freezing foods at their June meeting led by Mrs. W. E. McGill and Mrs. R. C. Smith. They demonstrated freezing boysenberries apples squash creamed corn and corn on the cob and discussed preserving quality versus fresh flavor.
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W. E. McGill
R. C. Smith
Oakdale Home Demonstration Club
Smith
van Dyke
I. V. Legg
Grady Patterson
John Todd
Emma Joe Lindsey
Decatur High School
H. G. Coffman
Frank Crouch
W. FE. McKill
Appalachian Community Improvement Club
Blount County
Bottoms
Summer school boom aids bright students across the nation
Education editor Fred M. Hechinger highlights how high schools colleges and museums offer summer programs for talented youths. Examples include Fairfield CT Nyack NY and Newton MA where accelerated courses boost credits and even raise income for teachers, while preserving time for outdoor life.
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Younsters
Fred M
Parents’ Magazine
Hechinger
Fairfield
Nyack
New York
Newton
Mass
U.S
Lawrence G. Derthick
Picnic permission for Sunbeam Societies in Limestone County
The Sunbeam Societies of Baptist churches in Limestone County received permission to use the club house and grounds for a June 16 picnic. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon by the hostesses.
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Sunbeam Societies of the Baptist Churches
Limestone County
Reid Family Visits Birmingham With Mrs Grizzard
Mr and Mrs Byron Reid and their children and Drew Grizzard of Birmingham spent time with their mother Mrs D Grizzard.
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Byron Reid
Drew Grizzard
Birmingham
D. Grizzard
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Avery Taylor
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U. S
Goren
WMS
Dorothy Pryor
Nathan Pryor
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Georgia
UWA
Carver School of Missions and Social Work
Louisville
Pryor
Oakdale
Morris School of Driving
Smith Motors, Inc
Mary Helen Hurst
Helen Jervis
Mesdames
Homer Dunnavant
Joe Inman
Gladys Carter
Auburn
Maturai
Coinic
Electric Department
City OF
Decatur
Hicks
Gar
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