Summer Dance Attendees Featured in Silk Prints
A fragmentary social note describes 5 Deb Members enjoying a summer dance. Ashwander wore a silk print and was escorted by Ernie Barnes. Miss Kappy Ester wore a black and white silk print.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
6
A fragmentary social note describes 5 Deb Members enjoying a summer dance. Ashwander wore a silk print and was escorted by Ernie Barnes. Miss Kappy Ester wore a black and white silk print.
Heloise shares a quick personal note about calming nerves as neighbors, supposedly during a busy summer period with the writer describing a drafty scene and crowds near a garage area. The fragment hints at managing a chaotic neighborhood mood.
Bridge column analyzes a four spade contract in a Chicago Tribune piece. West opens hearts jack, South misplays, West risks an overtrick for eventual setting of the diamonds, and East fails to gain entry as trumps are drawn.
Daniel Roden marked his third birthday on June 13 while his brother Scotty approaches his fifth. They are sons of Willard L. Roden and grandchildren of Horace E. Roden of Danville and Erskine Bryant and Lemuel Naley of Athens. Their great grandparents are Monroe Borden of Danville.
In letters from readers dated over a two year span, Ann Landers counsels on a pennies game bet at a party, unpaid debt among relatives, and managing car trips with two young sons. She proposes sending the penny jar as a gag souvenir, arranging repayment, and disciplining children to curb travel brawls.
The first U S president elect by the House of Representatives was Thomas Jefferson in 1800.
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