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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
6
A daily astrological sketch outlines personal growth and social effects. It covers Aries through Pisces with notes on leadership, caution, and adaptability for current situations.
Urban Renewal has our building and we are moving. Please pick up your paints before July 15. we cannot move them. Lovin's Ceramics at 141 Second Ave.
Decatur Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Aquadome with winners in the open event led by Mrs. William E. McCormick and W. C. Oakley first. Second went to Mrs. E. E. Bowsel and Mrs. James Ratliff, third to Mrs. William L. Matthews and Mrs. A. D. Sample. North-South top were Mrs. Lee Damsky and Mrs. Charles Darnell. East-West winners were Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Murphree first and Mrs. William L. Matthews also noted.
A note reflects on persistent efforts to clear obstacles and plan for tomorrow's changes. The piece emphasizes steady work habits and practical problem solving as a path to progress.
In a bridge article, Lee Hazen demonstrates a confident diamond line to force a slam. The hand shows dummy’s queen diamonds and a finesse through East’s jack, with a favorable line regardless of how diamonds split. The Daily Question suggests bidding four hearts for strength and texture in support.
AP News summarizes ten practical guidelines from Dr. Herman H. Slayman. Focus on rhythm activities, avoid size bias in instruments, adapt for left handed players, defer reed instruments during orthodontic work, consult doctors for respiratory issues, consider guitar, allow genres like rock, avoid forcing solo performances, and encourage enjoyment to sustain lifelong musical engagement.
Mortar Board and the Office of Student Development at the University of Alabama offer three free two week courses this fall to help freshmen improve effective listening note taking and reading. Books and supplies cost under 10 dollars per course. Interested students should contact Mortar Board or attend freshman counseling.
Mrs Ollie Street and Mrs E E Bawsel are listed as second and third in a local event with Mrs James Ratliff also named among participants.
Newcomers to Decatur include Jimmy R. Helms from Clearview Street SW David Allison of Sheridan Apartment Alvis Cooper of Moulton Street East Michael Huckabee of Donna Avenue SE Clarence J Senteen Jr of Rhodes Street SW Sidney J Hughes of Clark Street SW and S F McGhee Jr of Brookwood Drive SE Falkville Mr and Mrs Arthur Teague and family home after Smoky Mountains trip Mrs Charles Conour and Ira Summerford patients in Hartselle Hospital Capt Howard Gibson of Great Falls Missouri visiting parents Mr and Mrs E C Gibson Mr and Mrs Pete Bussey home after Mt Home Arkansas visit Johnson Chapel Mr and Mrs J R Payne spouses noted
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