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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
5
S Sergeant Otto Nebrig Jr and wife announce the birth of a daughter Mary Angela on October 15 at their Fort Sill home 6937A Fleming. The baby has a four year old sister Betty Ann and is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Nebrig.
Mr. and Mrs. Leuys Hicks of Elkmont 2 celebrated their golden wedding with an open house Sunday. Daughters Emma Park and Lutie Gordon attended from Athens, sons James and Charles Hicks joined, around 100 guests registered, and a Florida phone call honored the occasion.
Seekers Bible Club met at Mrs. Bruce Spencer's home for the October session. Co hosts included Mrs. Sam Propst Mrs. Ray Kelley and Mrs. Paul Milam. New member Prentiss Clark and member Robert Hutson were welcomed. Leonard Moody read scripture and Alfred Hodgins taught. Salad and coffee were served to 23 members.
A human adult blinks its eyelids about three to six times per minute. This natural rate varies with attention, fatigue, and environmental factors.
Falkville junior home economics students and teacher Mrs Oscar Knox hosted an informal Coke party for Miss Janice Brown bride elect of Raymond Vinson. Miss Brown received an anniversary candle and corsages were given to her and her mother Mrs James Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Wilhite marked their 50th anniversary with a family dinner at home. Attending were children Herman Wilhite Hershel Wilhite Ersey Wilhite Joe Anderson and Rex Kugler and their spouses and children.
East doubles four spades after North supports partner with a take out bid. West opens with a trump lead and South cannot overcome the defenders. The hand yields a 1400 point set as North gains a possible diamond ruff opportunity that West misses.
At the Decala Toastmistress Club regular meeting, Mrs. Gossett won the Claire Flynn Cup for best performance of the evening. Topics included introductions, parliamentary procedure, and readings. Speakers included Mrs. Jack Coley on Psalm of Life and Mrs. Ralph Layman on Are you listening.
Thirty eight members attended the Promenaires Square Dance Club meeting led by President Jay Girodo. Inducted as a new member was Mrs Jesse Hogeland and out of town guests joined the regular dance. Several members announced plans to attend a Florence Circle Eight Square Dance Club event on October 19 with caller Fred Goodner from Chattanooga.
A new glass technology changes color to blue under sunlight and reverts to clear when light is removed. The material promises dynamic shading for cars and buildings, potentially reducing glare and heat while maintaining visibility.
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