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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
6
Judy Burden, future bride of James Michael Childers, was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Earl Peete. Yellow and green decorations highlighted late spring blooms, with crystal and silver on the table. Green carnation corsage given to the guest of honor. 36 guests attended.
Toast walnuts in a shallow pan at a moderate oven for about 10 minutes stirring several times. Use the fragrant nuts as a cake frosting garnish or mixed into a cheese spread to offer with crackers.
In this 1964 bridge analysis North opens four spades after an East pre emptive three hearts, and West leads diamonds. East sacrifices with a spade underlead to entrap West, then applies a heart top hold, and West’s overruff queen seals South’s doomed contract.
The Decatur Junior Service League sponsors a two part Reading Improvement and Enrichment Program conducted by the University of Chattanooga. It includes an intelligence and diagnostic test from June 1 to June 5 at the First Presbyterian Church and a four week reading course from June 29 to July 24 at St. John’s Episcopal Parish House. Fees are 15 dollars for testing and 35 dollars for the reading course with possible reductions for partial participation.
Mr and Mrs Jack Catlett of Tuntsville are in Montgomery where they were summoned by the illness and death of her mother Mrs Neil Andrew who had been ill for weeks. Mr and Mrs Barrett C Shelton returned home Thursday from a month long European tour.
Mr and Mrs Lile Smith travel to Montgomery to attend the funeral for Mrs Neil Andrew mother in law of their relative Jack Catlett with family members and local friends in attendance.
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