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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1963
Page
20
Mild medium or sharp cheddar dominates American cheese sales with seven of ten pounds Cheddar sold. The article explains cheddar forms names, aging effects flavor from one to nine months, and cost factors. It provides a cheese apple crisp recipe and tips on cooking, storing, wrapping, and serving cheese to preserve flavor and texture.
Small eggs hatch faster than large eggs. Robins’ eggs hatch in 13 or 14 days while bald eagle eggs require about 35 days, illustrating a clear size linked incubation difference.
Miss Charlie Lovell Wallace and Paul Daniel Montgomery wed at Neel Methodist Church on Friday evening. Rev Leon Sellers officiated the double ring ceremony amid gladioli, magnolia decor, and seven branched candelabra. The bride wore Chantilly lace with seed pearls, carried white carnations, and a white Bible. Attendants included maid of honor Shelby Blackwood and best man Jimmy Glenn. The couple plans a Smoky Mountains honeymoon and will reside at 302% South Cedar Street Florence after their return. Prewedding events featured a rehearsal party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and a miscellaneous tea honoring the bride elect.
Mrs E K Hensor hosted the Central Garden Club with president Mrs John Collier presiding. Members approved the budget and scheduled a Christmas decoration demonstration for November 7 at 7 30 p.m. at Decatur High School. The group assisted Junior Gardeners at Walter Jackson School and heard program notes on oriental poppies ferns and bamboo by listed speakers.
Miss Nina Hodges returns home after a week visiting relatives in Nashville. She was accompanied by Mrs. R. I. Corder of Nashville who stayed as her overnight guest.
The Junior Service League held its luncheon honoring new members including Mrs. Thomas Caddell and others. Committees reported on activities from crime prevention films to reading programs and hospital outreach. A bake sale fundraiser at First Methodist Church on November 20 supports league objectives.
A set of eight bridge problems presented by Charles H. Goren with specific hands and bidding sequences. Readers are invited to look for answers on Monday as each deal tests opening and responding bids under varying vulnerabilities and suit structures.
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