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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
6
The clipping details two bridal showers with pink and white decor. Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Runge served pink punch and cakes, while Mrs. Brooks registered guests and Miss Pamela Woodruff hosted with cohosts Grady Kellum and Harold Woodruff. A separate note records cholera mortality 1960 and 1950 per 100,000.
Miss Patsy Tucker, bride-elect of William Henry Robertson III, was honored at a Saturday tea hosted by Mrs. John M. Holt on Quince Drive. Cohostesses included Mrs. Maxie Blalock and others. 150 guests attended from Birmingham and local circles.
A bridge puzzle from a Chicago Tribune column describing an all play scenario. West opens four hearts, South doubles, North doubles, leading to four spades. Declarer misplays but analysis shows a forced line to eliminate guesswork, with long implications about endgame discards and club endings.
Decatur Mothers Club held its final meeting of the season at the Paradise Shores home of Dr. and Mrs. Erskine Chenault with husbands and guests sharing a picnic supper. Hostesses Mrs. A. J. Coleman Mrs. Jack Crawford Mrs. E. W. Fisher and Mrs. Chenault served. a ruby red table torch token was given to the Chenaults. Club president Mrs. W. H. Jenkins led a memorial for past-president Mrs. W. P. Baugh, who had recently died.
A girls dress sized 7 to 14 features a flounced daisy shift with a button front and matching belt offering a playful yet neat look for young shoppers.
Twelve members attended the second meeting of Valley Business and Professional Women in Courtland with four visitors from Moulton Town Creek and Courtland. The group adopted state laws and by laws and planned Charter Night for late June. Three new members joined, and next meeting is June 6 at Edna Terry’s home in Courtland.
Mrs Keeton entertained at a bridge luncheon in her home on Monday for Meadowbrook bridge club members. The dining table featured late spring flowers. Winners were Mrs Marion Burks and Mrs Ellis Baggs. Club members presented a silver gift to Mrs Weldon.
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