Real Wrap pattern sale promotes Misses 12 to 20
Print pattern 4899 by Anne Adams offers a white solid wrap style for misses sizes 12 through 20. Pattern requires 4 1/2 yards of 45 inch fabric for size 16 and costs 50 cents for first class mail, with address instructions for The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York. Includes catalog offer and one free pattern.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
BPW Picnic Garners Plans for Alabama Federation Meet
Decatur Business and Professional Women’s Club held a picnic at Woodall’s Barbecue with members and guests. Mrs. Cuthrell chaired a brief session and members learned plans to attend the Alabama Federation summer board meeting in Gadsden June 26 27 and the National Convention in Washington D C in July. Dues for 1965 66 are due to treasurer Mrs. Newsome.
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Decatur
Woodall
Onita Harris
Margaret Cuthrell
Evelyn McCulloch
Personal notices from Mooresville and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Ray Pepper return to Mooresville from a visit to their daughter Mrs Thomas Lile and family in Tuscaloosa. Mrs James T Davis improves at Decatur General Hospital after a heart attack and cannot receive visitors. Mr and Mrs Jack Cumming of Tuscaloosa visited friends here weekend. Mrs Cumming is the former Miss Sidney Finnell. Mr and Mrs Richard Ramsey and three sons of Chattanooga arrive this afternoon to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Carol Smith. Miss Mary Landers, Priceville, completed first year at Florence State College on the Dean’s List. Mr and Mrs Spears Lee of Mobile formerly of Decatur were guests last weekend of Mr and Mrs Huland Ryan. Dr Rufus Partlow Jr of Boston was a guest of his sister Mrs Leroy McEntire Jr and Mr McEntire. Mrs Sim Lovelady and son Bill are in Montgomery visiting Mr and Mrs MacDonald Gallion.
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Ray Pepper
Mooresville
Thomas Lile
Tuscaloosa
Jack Cumming
Cumming
Sidney Finnell
Richard Ramsey
Chattanooga
Carol Smith
Mary Landers
Chris Landers
Priceville
Florence State College
Rufus Partlow Jr
Boston
Leroy McEntire Jr
Mr. McEntire
Teachers at A C Workshop on Alabama College Campus
Among home economics teachers at the recent workshop held on the Alabama College campus at Montevallo were from left in the photo Mrs Annie Lou Wigley New Hope Mrs Foy N Morgan Alexandria Mrs Mary K Porter Collinsville Mrs Peggy Jo Dolston Cold Springs second row Miss Louise Green Cedar Bluff Mrs Jo Ann Willis Cotaco Miss Elaine Perkins Gadsden top Mrs Kathleen Garrett
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A.C
Alabama College
Montevallo
Annie Lou Wigley
New Hope
Foy N. Morgan
Alexandria
Mary K. Porter
Collinsville
Peggy Jo Dolston
Cold Springs
Louise Green
Cedar Bluff
Jo Ann Willis
Cotaco
Elaine Perkins
Gadsden
Kathleen Garrett
Couple at Home in Memphis after City Wedding
Mr and Mrs James Austin Plemmons reside at 1972 Cowden Ave Memphis following their ceremony at First Methodist Church The bride Suzanne Moore Drinkard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elbert Luther Drinkard Jr The Rev J Clifton Draper Jr officiated with music by Mrs George Howell Jr and Mrs Coy Stephenson The couple were united by her father and the bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a tulip lace crown veil and carried Phalaenopsis orchids Attendants included best man Johnny Trimm ushers E L Drinkard III and others Reception aides included Mrs E L Drinkard III and several guests from Sylacauga and Falkville
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Hartselle
James Austin Plemmons
Cowden Ave
Memphis
Suzanne Moore Drinkard
Elbert Luther Drinkard Jr
A. D. Plemmons
J. Clifton Draper Jr
First Methodist Church
George Howell Jr
Coy Stephenson
Johnny Trimm
Houston
Tex
E. L. Drinkard III
James Clay Speegle
Douglas Turney
William Thomas Burns
Robert Jasper Drinkard
Joe L. Groover
Mary Clyde Reeves
Dianne Merrell
Sylacauga, Ala
Lucy Jeanne Skelton
Falkville
Central WSCS Luncheon Reflects On Giving And Building
Mrs. J E McClary hosted the Central Methodist WSCS luncheon with Mrs Robert Denham presiding. Members discussed the planned Camp Sumatanga auditorium funded by 10 cents monthly gifts, seating 1234, and urged donations for an organ. The meeting closed with Mizpah benediction.
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J. E. McClary
McClary
Central Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Robert N. Denham
W.S.C.S
Wesleyan Service Guild
T. J. Cottingham
Camp Sumatanga
Wscs of North
Street
John Street
Avery Roberts
Robert Denham
Woman's Society
Howell Morris
Ken Edmondson
A. Q. Weaver
Bill Hubbert
Odell Garvey
Miles Powell
Reversible Soup Mate How-To For Creamy Chill or Warm Servings
Recipe notes blend one can tomato soup with one can cream of celery soup. Add 1 1/2 cans milk and 1/2 cup sour cream. Chill at least four hours or heat to simmer then remove from heat stir in sour cream. Serve hot or chilled with mace or nutmeg. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Parties for Bride Elect Geraldine McEntire
Miss Geraldine McEntire bride elect receives multiple pre wedding gatherings this week. Teas and showers are hosted by Mrs George Cassimus Mrs Chester Kubina and Mrs Clifford Moore. A kitchen shower is planned by Mrs Dudley Smith and Mrs A M Barran of Huntsville. The Gibsons plan a rehearsal reception for the wedding party and out of town guests. Australia first created arbitration in special courts for labor disputes.
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Geraldine McEntire
Donald Gibson
George Cassimus
Chester Kubina
Clifford Moore
Dudley Smith
A. M. Barran
Huntsville
Smith
James H. Gibson
Australia
Goren on Bridge from 1965 Chicago Tribune analysis
The article explains a bridge hand where South doubles four no trump, South advances to five hearts, and a crafted endplay leads to South’s victory. It details the unusual no trump by East, responses, and the final end position with West forced to ruff and discard.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South West North East
East
West
South
North
Declarer
Community Development Theme Of AFWC Workshop
The fifteenth annual Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs workshop will be June 20 to 24 at the University of Alabama. Theme is Keys to Personal and Community Development, leadership training open to AFWC club leaders statewide. Led by Mrs Bruce Jones with Miss Bethel Fite guidance, followed by AFWC Board and Council meeting. Decatur area attendees include Mrs Joe Elliott of Huntsville.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs
University of Alabama
AFWC
May Kyser
Wilmer Bullock
Bruce Jones
Bethel Fite
Decatur
Joe Elliott
Huntsville
Tile to ceiling helps eliminate bathroom repairs
A homeowner guide advises choosing ceramic tile to ceiling in baths to resist steam and heat, reducing frequent repairs. It notes tiles that reach the ceiling avoid wall damage from steam, require little maintenance, and recommends seeking tiles certified by the Tile Council America for quality assurance.
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Tile Council _ America
Trade Association of Domestic Manufacturers
Texas Largest State by Area Among Great Lakes Row
A tracking note states Texas is larger than the combined areas of Michigan Indiana Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin. The claim emphasizes Texas geographic size relative to five Midwest states.
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Texas
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
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Barberree Studio
2Nd Ave
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