International Speaker and Author In Decatur
A Decatur page notes Fannie Richardson hosting an international speaker and author this week. The review highlights the religious book Living Close to God and praises its message that faith should be lived daily, not just on Sundays, with Peace Pilgrim cited as a possible reader.
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Nm Fannie Richardson
Decatur
Joseph Papp's Free Shakespeare Festival Draws 100000
AP reports Joseph Papp founder of the free Shakespeare Festival in Central Park says last summer drew over 100000 spectators. The project budgets 300000 dollars to operate next season.
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New York
Joseph Papp
Shakespeare Festival
Central Park
Local residents share weekend visits across the valley
Miss Mary Pierce of Florence State College spent the weekend with her parents in Somerville. Hugh Greene of the University of Alabama visited his family there. Several locals attended events in Birmingham and other towns, with relatives traveling from Hartsel le and Jackson Tennessee.
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Mary Pierce
Florence State College
Mrs
E. M. Pierce
Somerville
Hugh Greene
University of Alabama
E. G. Greene
Beatrice Goodrich
Birmingham
A. Z. Craze
Frances Nungester
Carl Wolfe
Jackson
AEA
Misses' Sewing Pattern 4831 and Local Social Notes
Pattern 4831 Misses' sizes 10 to 20 features curved seaming and a plain sheath design with a long midriff line. Also notes travel and illness updates from local residents including Birmingham and Huntsville visits and family losses.
New Spring Pattern Catalog Offers 304 Design Ideas
Advertisement directs readers to Anne Adams at The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept. in New York to mail 50 cents for the Spring Summer Pattern Catalog. It lists plain NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER for patterns plus a coupon for free pattern of choice. The notice emphasizes just out and prompts immediate response.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Poll-Parrot
Mrs Schmidt Is Trawelers New President
At the March meeting of Traweler s Garden Club in Mrs James Ham brick home officers for 1963 64 were announced with Mrs I B Schmidt elected president Others serving include Mrs N J Meyer vice president Mrs Holmes Turner secretary Mrs Albert Brewer treasurer Mrs Johnny Aycock parliamentarian and Mrs Frank Carall outgoing president presided and announced Decatur yards would be judged again this year one yard
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Trawelers Garden Club
James Hambrick
I. B. Schmidt
N. J. Meyer
Holmes Turner
Albert Brewer
Johnny Aycock
Frank Carall
Decatur Yards
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1963
In this bridge feature Goren analyzes a tough four heart contract as North opens and South leads. The tableau unfolds with precise card play and declarer planning while West misreads distribution and keeps trumps intact. The piece highlights counting, entry, and smart discards as key tools.
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South
North
West
East
Declarer
Spanes
Contemporary American Authors Studied at Friday Club
Friday Culture Club met at the home of Mrs. T. M. Jones III with new members Mrs. Charles Eyster Jr. Mrs. C. H. Hiesermen and Mrs. John Cole. Officers were elected for the coming year. Mrs. E. J. Phillips spoke on contemporary American fiction listing giants Fitzgerald Lewis Steinbeck Hemingway Selinger. Faulkner and Harper Lee are noted by region and recent best sellers by Ferber Parkinson Keyes and Caldwell. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess.
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T. M. Jones III
Charles Eyster Jr
C. H. Hiesermen
John Cole
Leroy McEntire Jr
Phillip Shanks Jr
E. J. Phillips
Tion
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Sinclair Lewis
John Steinbeck
Ernest Hemingway
J. D. Selinger
William Faulkner
South
Harper Lee
Edna Ferber
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Taylor Cakdwell
Litterbug Campaign Sponsored by Club Event
Members will also sponsor Litterbug Campaign. Program chairman Mrs Aycock presented Mrs W H Mathews who spoke on flower arranging. Mrs James Bogue won the attendance prize.
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Aycock
W. H. Mathews
James Bogue
New York Harbor Spans 1500 Square Miles Across Two States
The New York Harbor area covers about 1,500 square miles, extending into both New York and New Jersey. It anchors major shipping routes and urban centers, shaping regional commerce and transportation.
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New York Harbor
Assailed book published sparks church dispute
The Disciples of Christ report that Dr. Elliott was dismissed by the Southern Baptist Midwestern Seminary in Kansas City after he refused to suppress further publication of his book. The firing followed his voluntary decision to withhold the work.
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Disciples of Christ
Elliott
Southern Baptist Midwestern Seminary
Kansas City
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