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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
6
A quirky reader column featuring Ann Landers advice on domestic mishaps and social etiquette. Segments include a fat aunt smashing a ukulele and varied letters debating vacation dating guidance and couple dynamics.
Theatre review lauds Theatre-in-the-Round last productions with strong performances by Henry Richeson Baker Flautt and John Kramer. The company’s shows Egad What A Cad and The Valiant drew outbursts of laughter and tears as directors Pat Bing and Frank Sansone earned praise.
The Garden Club gathered at Mrs C L Weir with Mrs Ed Wells presiding. Highlights include a party for the Special Teenage Class and March Bridge Party proceeds to support them, plus a May 25 Federation meeting for officer installation.
Local notice for a Decatur Alabama beautification project offering daffodils for 50 dollars or 25 dollar options. Other rocted or edged spots requested with contact including name address and phone number.
Bridge analysis shows South missing a better line in a six diamond contract after North's two spades raise. The article explains optimal play when trumps divide and how spade and club finesses affect the outcome, detailing alternative lines and the missed opportunity.
AP reports a rapid rise in self service shops in Communist Yugoslavia from 187 in 1960 to 645 by 1964, indicating expanding consumer access and modernization of retail. The trend reflects broader economic changes during the era.
Club members will host a luncheon on May 20 led by Trelis Garden Club. Mrs Collier contributed several unusual plants from her own garden for the meeting.
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