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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
6
Bridge expert Sheinwold explores a hand where counting and a club finesse decide the contract. The article blends a Daily Question on the same deal with commentary on bird math and partner play.
Alabama high school students are invited to the Saturday Visit at Birmingham-Southern College on Oct. 27. Registration at 8 a.m. in Snaveley Center, campus tour, meetings with students and faculty, and a fine arts showcase in the theater. Ray Martin invites guidance counselors for details.
Mr and Mrs Atley L Howell announce the engagement of daughter Karen Hope Howell to Henry Chambers son of Mr and Mrs John Chambers of Decature The couple have family ties in Hartselle Hillsboro Etowah Sweetwater and Etowah Tenn He is a West Morgan High School graduate employed by Owen Richards Co The wedding is set for November 3 at 7 p m Brookhaven Baptist Church
Horoscope notes a rare high adventure quality today with relationship harmony amid distractions. Each sign receives advice on action, work, and cooperation, highlighting Aries to Pisces with prompts to overcome limits and miscommunications. The column ends with a walnut dessert recipe and a tartar sauce variation.
Mrs. Nell McCutcheon returns home from Huntsville Hospital while Edith Isley visits in Albertville with the Hembrees. Charles Davis returns to Memphis after visiting relatives in Danville. Falkville Midget Football players host a weiner roast at coach Bobby Alford’s home. Wendel Andrew II born in Orlando and grandchild ties to Decatur and Montgomery families. Various community updates include hospital dismissals moves, birthdays, travel to Denver to see grandson Christopher Sivley, and local visits from families in Center Springs, Falkville, Hillsboro, and Madison area towns.
The Green Thumb Garden Club met at Mrs. Ellis Baggs home where Mrs. William Stone demonstrated two flower drying mixtures. One uses white meal borax and salt. the other uses sandblaster sand and borax. Florist wire tape and an artist brush were advised. Flowers are placed in a shoe box with stems left an inch into the mix, covered, then left two weeks. Afterward brush off sand and spray with clear finish. Mrs. Charles Finney won one of Stone's arrangements.
Reading notes suggest wood moldings are used in about 25 000 profiles and sizes with under 250 patterns common. Guidance advises washing freezing trays in warm soap water after defrosting, rinsing, filling with cold water, and replacing.
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