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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1958
Page
24
Anne Adams advertises Printed Pattern 4594 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 with a two piece hip banded skirt and easy sews. Pattern includes collar sleeves and printed directions. Cost 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for mailing.
Bridge article discusses when to refuse the first trick in a no trump contract. South's two no trump bid leads to a debate on driving out the two essential aces and timing of spade and diamond attacks. Includes example hand commentary and outcomes with named players.
Mrs. Bruce Ballentine and Mrs. Richard Williams hosted a luncheon at the Ballentine home on Wednesday. Yellow tulips and daisies brightened the foyer while iris and jonquils framed the living room. Lavender parrot tulips adorned the dining table and pink rosebuds with valley lilies graced demi-tasse cups in the den. Fourteen guests attended.
Betty Murray bets on moon trips and world tours after three years in travel. Her show plane concept drew VIP crowds, with guests like Maurice Chevalier hosting parties in Paris and notable figures from London and New York.
Mrs. Tom Veazey and Mrs. John Frazer hosted spring bridge parties at the Veazey home. Spirea lilacs and iris decorated rooms with pansy nosegags. First group winners were Mrs. Hunter Woodbery Mrs. Oscar Pickett Mrs. Ben Collier and Mrs. Leo Rowe. Second group winners were Mrs. Joe Corbin Mrs. John Farrer Mrs. Virgil Lucas and Mrs. Bob Lear.
Mrs J P Knudsen and Mrs Oscar Pickett entertained with two dessert bridge events on Wednesday and Friday at the Knudsens home. A pink and green color scheme featured cymbidium orchids grown by Mr Knudsen's father. Winners on Wednesday were two top pairs.
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