Civinette Club Installs Officers For Camp Trip
Civinette Club installs officers to send a boy to the Salvation Army summer camp. Members discuss aiding the Girl Guards with a farewell gift from Mrs. H. L. Tidwell and Mrs. J. L. Pinson.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1968
Page
7
Civinette Club installs officers to send a boy to the Salvation Army summer camp. Members discuss aiding the Girl Guards with a farewell gift from Mrs. H. L. Tidwell and Mrs. J. L. Pinson.
Designers of fine Italian knitwear advise on caring for knits. Lighter weight knits may be hung or folded while heavier knits should be hung per salesperson recommendation. Use quilted fabricangers and avoid wire hangers to prevent damage.
Two Cornell University scientists report that proper diet might prevent periodontal disease, the major cause of tooth loss after 35. They suggest lack of calcium in the diet weakens bones first, leading to gum problems and loss of support.
On a Chicago Tribune bridge page, South holds a rare hand with no cards below ten. After two spades opened, the hand reaches a five level slam in spades and later runs five trumps then two high clubs. Declarer secures the balance with diamonds and clubs as West misdefends.
Five foot two Mrs Don Waters battles financial freezes in Salem as she tries to secure assets described as ice. The report notes her struggle and local interest in the case.
Mrs Evelyn Bruce visits Albert relatives for a weekend. Mrs Joe D Burns hosts coffee for Mrs B J Bunch before her return to Germany. Bolton W Jones names a son Bolton William born May 16. Frances Smith returns from the University of Alabama to England study at Cambridge. Pat Waters leads an ice company route since 1966 with her family assisting on long days during the State Fair and holidays.
In medieval times the saucier held high status as master sauce maker. Today the pantry staple unsulphured molasses acts as the modern apprentice to craft barbecue sauces with browning and flavor.
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