Peek Celebrates First Birthday in Hartselle Family
Mr and Mrs Johnny G Peek of Hartselle celebrate their son’s first birthday today. He is the grandson of the late Dr and Mrs H T Sammons of Hartselle and Mr and Mrs John S Peek Jr of Hartselle.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Johnny G Peek of Hartselle celebrate their son’s first birthday today. He is the grandson of the late Dr and Mrs H T Sammons of Hartselle and Mr and Mrs John S Peek Jr of Hartselle.
A reader shares catching indoor humidity from an air conditioner to store water for winter, plus tips on keeping clean shoelaces and using nylon net scrubbers for cleaning. The note mentions making a bow on packaging and applying the scrubber to various fabrics and dishes.
Joy Morton of South Central Bell spoke on voice identity at the West Decatur Sunshine Club meeting hosted by Mrs. James R. Ray at 1304 Fletcher Ave SW. Officers led by Mrs. Newell Cagle and Mrs. Bill Baker prepared baskets for shut ins and planned the next meeting on Nov 13 at Mrs. Cagle’s home.
The Decatur Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Aquadome with Monday winners Mrs H L Ogle Sr and Mrs John Keahey, first. Mrs Lee Damsky and Mrs Charles L Murphree, second. Mrs Charles D Darnell and Mrs Rutledge S Thomas, third. Tuesday night saw north south winners Mrs William L Matthews and Mrs Ollie Street, first. Ruth Dervelle and Enoch Poole, second. Keahey and Bill Nabors, third. East west winners were Mrs Wesley Bankston and Mrs Ogle, first. Mr and Mrs W A Steinhouser, second. R W Carl and Mr Ogle, third.
In a retrospective on yesteryear players, the Austria duo Hans Jellinek and Karl Schneider stand out as Europe’s feared partnership. A detailed bridge problem describes a hand where Jellinek overruffs with the king of trumps, illustrating high level play and how normal defense can fail.
A nutrition-focused note urges expectant mothers to maintain a balanced diet. Emphasizing adequate protein, it warns that deficient intake during pregnancy can be associated with slower fetal growth and potential developmental concerns.
Nancy Witt describes repurposing washed mustard squeeze bottles as syrup dispensers and picnic French catsup vessels due to their twist shut tops for secure transport and use.
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