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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1968
Page
6
Readers confide in Ann Landers about domestic strife and neighborly intrusion. Advice covers marital violence warning parents children and a neighbor intrusion case with steps to seek counseling and set boundaries.
The March Newcomer's Club meeting at Burningtree Country Club featured Rex Rankin giving the invocation and a lively history of Decatur. The Decatur Civic Theatre offered a skit from The Pleasure of His Company while prizes went to Mrs. George Olson, Mrs. I. V. Timberlake, and others. Guests included Mrs. Bob Bunch and Miss Rita Bittle as bridge opened the event.
A Chicago Tribune Bridge column presents eight quiz positions with expert answers. Each scenario lists vulnerability, your hand, and correct bids from the South perspective, highlighting fits, reverses, and slam prospects.
Household Hints gives a recipe idea using California walnuts to enhance vegetable dishes. Slice parsnips and cook until barely tender, then glaze with brown sugar and corn syrup, folding in walnuts. A note on Western hemlock paneling highlights its use for gallery walls.
Dear Heloise shares tips on using instant cream with powdered milk for richer taste in drinks and desserts, noting it suits cream pies cereals and sauces. A reader recounts porch light vigilantes and makeshift noisemakers for safety, plus a plastic back scratcher assists bottle cleaning and retrieving items.
Heloise invites mail for household hints and answers questions when possible though high volume limits personal replies. Copyright 1968 King Features Syndicate Inc.
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