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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
6
An advice column shares household help tips from 20 years of experience. Emphasizes clean equipment like rags mops brooms and vacuums, plus reuse ideas such as rinsed rags with laundry. Includes a recipe for grape butter and DIY gifts from mesh bags, plus a light Reader Letter feature.
Peggy Yarbrough and Larry Aldridge were married at the bride’s home by Rev. Paul Lovelady. The gown featured white crystal chiffon with Alencon lace and a cathedral veil. The couple plans to reside in Moulton after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon.
A reader asks if teenage children should be told their true paternity after discovering through blood typing that none of the four children are biological offspring of the husband. Ann Landers advises the emotional risk and potential genetic concerns, suggesting a physician consult if a half sibling romance could occur.
In a challenging spade diamond hand South imagines North as declarer to ruff losing spades. South wins tricks with spades and clubs and discards diamonds on dummy trumps, ending with hearts and clubs to secure last tricks. Daily Question: with SAQ98 and 4H- Bo 2D, bid one spade.
Miss Jo Ella Gow visits Dallas with her brother William C. Gow and wife. Heather Renee Henderson born May 8 at Decatur General Hospital to Wesley Wayne Henderson and wife. Grandparents G. W. Henderson of Madison. Melissa Anne Mays turns four. daughter of Rodney A. and Mrs. Mays of Flint. Grandparents Raymond E. Martin of Clinton Tenn. and Mrs. Evertt Thompson of Highland Springs Va. and the late Rodney Clay Mays.
Tracy Stevenson, daughter of Wanda Stevenson of 1508 A Street NW, marks her first birthday today in Decatur. The Daily Photo notes the family celebration and labels Tracey as the Rudolph-Stevenson child of Decatur.
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