AAUW GGG Gatherings Planned Across Alabama
The American Association of University Women modes group gatherings this fall in Alabama to advance the Bridging the Gap theme. Anniston hosts a 10:30 a.m. session at the YMCA with Katharine Walker of Florence as keynote. panels follow luncheon.
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American Association of University Women
Alabama
Association
Yancey Walters
Anniston
YMCA
Gadsden
Jacksonville
Fort Payne-De- Kalb
Katharine Walker
Florence
AAUW
Walker
Auburn University
National Science Foundation
Tri- Cities
National Teachers of Science
Anniston Ggg
Calvin Reed
Elizabeth Humphrey
Roland Thornburg
Hoyt D. Wilson
Fort Payne- DeKalb
Decatur
Katherine Walker
George Armstrong
Scottsboro
J.D. Moss
Dorothy Webb
Huntsville
Patline Gravlee
Tri-Cities
Jackson
Robert Bowling
Demopolis
Marion
Mobile
Livingston
Foley
Lillian Manley
Washington
Martha Mims
Clanton
Jane Wolfe
Gloria Walker
Margaret Huey
May Gill Carlin
Bill Haynie
Joe E. Davis
Heloise Tips Flatten Rugs and Preserve China
Readers share practical home hacks from stain prevention to rug flattening and protecting surfaces. Starch coated rugs lie flatter, flannelette leaf covers prevent table scratches, nested cup storage saves space, masking tape stops rust marks, outdoor thermometer aids kids, DIY playpen pad covers, and freezing half packages extends freshness and variety.
Urban Home Demonstration Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Mrs Greenwell hosted at her home with co host Mrs W L Greenwell as co host. Mrs Tennis Teague president led the session. Members voted to retain officers for another year. Mrs Bacon Cockrell demonstrated stove ovens for packaged foods. Lunch for 13 members followed at noon.
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HDC
Bacon Cockrell
Pat Hingle to star in taxi driver role on Broadway
Pat Hingle shifts from dramatic Broadway workouts in Strange Interlude and Blues for Mister Charlie to a two person play A Girl Could Get Lucky. He plays a taxi driver opposite Betty in the comedy set on Broadway.
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1964
The article analyzes a bridge hand from a 1964 column, detailing North South East West bidding to 3NT and the defense led by West. It explains West’s strategic heart exit, the diamond switch, and how defense limited South to eight tricks unless East had led differently, with North just scraping to game.
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East
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