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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
6
The article explains a bridge problem where South must decide how to reach the ninth trick after eight are secured. East shows a heart signal by not playing ten of hearts, prompting a heart finesse from South to force out the ace and claim the ninth trick with dummy queen.
Decatur Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday morning at the Aquadome. Winners were Mrs. William L Matthews and Mrs. A D Sample first, Mrs. William E McCormick and Enoch Poole second, Mrs. Thurmond Ashford and Mrs. David Warren third.
The article discusses whether protruding ears can be surgically corrected and outlines common methods, risks, and consultation considerations for ear plastic surgery. It notes results vary by individual and emphasizes consulting a qualified surgeon.
Suzy Rachel Richmond and Marc Alan Michelson wed in the Royal Sonesta Ballroom New Orleans with Rabbi Nathanial Share officiating. The ceremony featured a candlelight gown, lace details, a cream orchid bouquet, and a brunch reception at the hotel. The couple will reside in Birmingham after a Florida honeymoon.
Tear a 4 ounce package sliced dried beef into shreds and rinse. Brown beef with onions in butter. Stir in condensed soups celery and mushroom each with milk and water. Add condensed chicken noodle soup, frozen succotash, and pepper. Simmer until heated. Yields 6 to 8 servings.
A column features responses from Ann Landers addressing pet peeve callers who attack busy lines, a wife’s concern that her husband’s hypertension medication may cause impotence, and a gay marriage confusion needing counseling. The advice urges silence, medical consultation, and professional guidance.
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