Size Of Women's Handbags Still Large Enough To Carry Everything
AP Fashion Writer notes handbags remain essential and varied in size and style. The season features geometric shapes from squares to circles, shoulder bags with adjustable straps, and dress bags in luxe leathers like black antelope suede, intended as status and utility items for summer.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
Lillian Roth
Auxiliary For Boys Club Is Formed
The Women's Auxiliary of the Boys' Club of Decatur organized with Mrs. William Tackett as president. Committee chairs include Mrs. Ray Guier libraries, Mrs. Hamilton Masters publicity, Mrs. W. F. Jared transportation, Irene Sharp parties, J. W. Holtzclaw fund raising, L. A. Martin membership, Guy Corum arts and crafts, Avis Norfleet secretarial. L. A. Martin to be vice president and J. C. Haney reporter. Purpose is to assist and further the interests.
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Boys’ Club of
Decatur
William Tackett
Ray Guier
Hamilton Masters
W. F. Jared
Irene Sharp
J. W. Holtzclaw
L. A. Martin
Guy Corum
Avis Norfleet
J. C. Haney
Bridge Quiz Answers From The Chicase Tribune 1963
Charles H. Goren presents a set of bridge quiz questions with detailed hand descriptions. Each scenario analyzes bidding strategies and suggests optimal contracts, emphasizing takeout doubles and no trump bids under varying vulnerability and hand strength.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicase Tribune
Manhattan Office Space Growth Expands Toward 1963 Completion
The continued rise in business and professional activity has occupied 45,900,000 square feet of Manhattan office space built since World War II and is expected to use an additional 13,500,000 square feet slated for completion in 1963.
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Manhattan
Women Invited to May Meeting of Boys Club
All women interested, whether or not they have sons, are invited by members to attend the next meeting to be held at 9 30 a.m. May 22.
Davis-Cook Betrothal Announced By Parents
Mrs Prentis Davis announces the engagement of Mildred Ann Davis to Richard Earl Cook. Miss Davis, a West Limestone High School senior, is the granddaughter of local Athens families. The wedding is planned for June 18 at West Market Street Church of Christ in Athens.
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Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Co
Decatur
West Market Street Church of Christ
Athens
Decalas Meet Dekala Toastmistress Club Event
The Dekalas Toastmistress Club met at East Acres Community Center with Mrs. Jack Jones presiding. Theme was Evaluation the Mirror of Truth, with pantomime by Mrs. Jack Coley and readings by Mrs. B. J. Gates. Speakers included Mrs. Jones on Reflections, Mr. Sandor on Graduation and Evaluation, and Mrs. Gossett on My Goals in Life. Mrs. Ralph Laymon served as general evaluator. The Claire Flynn Cup was awarded to Mrs. Hennessee for best performance.
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Dekala
East Acres Community Center
Jack Jones
Jack Coley
B. J. Gates
Floyd Hennessee
Albert Sandor
William Gossett
Ralph Laymon
Claire Flynn Cup
Hennessee
Toastmistress guests invite visitors at May meeting
Guests welcomed were Mrs. Sam Eich, Mrs. Samuel E. Bech tel, Miss Marie Belcher visiting here from Danville, Va. and Miss Susan Coley, daughter of Mrs. Jack Coley. Next meeting will be Monday May 27. Anyone interested in learning what Toastmistress has to offer, is welcome to visit meeting or call Mrs. Gates, membership chairman, 353-6082.
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Sam Eich
Samuel E. Bechtel
Marie Belcher
Danville, Va
Susan Coley
Jack Coley
Valley social notes from Mc Callie Parents Day weekend
Around The Valley reports gatherings and family visits. Mr and Mrs T A Bowles attended Parents Day at Mc Callie School in Chattanooga where their son Jim Speake studies. Other visitors include families from West Point Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Atlanta Birmingham Montgomery Huntsville and Columbia South Carolina.
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T. A. Bowles
Chattanooga
McCallie School
Springtime look for bedrooms with cross-stitch spread
A vintage appeal invites crafters to transfer 12 motifs using Pattern 7099 with quilting charts. The offer lists 35 cents per pattern and 15 cents more for mailing and handling, with an order address at The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. in New York.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Allice Brooks
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Needlecraft
Customs Bureau Revenue Hits 1962 Total Of 1.65 Billion
In fiscal year 1962 the Bureau of Customs collected 1,650,000,000 dollars in duties and taxes, reflecting a substantial gain for federal revenue. The figure underscores the agency’s performance amid postwar trade activity and tariff collection efforts.
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Bureau of Customs
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