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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
6
Miss Ann Marie Tindol and Dr. Stanley Martin Patterson announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage in Knoxville on October 3. Miss Tindol, a University of Tennessee nursing graduate, is a nurse at University Hospital Knoxville. Dr. Patterson, UT medical graduate, is on staff at University Hospital Knoxville and a Phi Chi member.
Mr. and Mrs. Don J. W. Mikell recently hosted a family dinner to celebrate the christening of their daughter Suzette Renee. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Barry Anderson, a fraternity brother and Birmingham-Southern classmate of Mr. Mikell. Grandparents G. Mikell of Somerville and Grady Strange of Odenville attended.
Appears to be a schedule notice for the women’s department. Provides phone numbers 353 4612 353 4655 and hours 6 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for submitting calendar items and general women’s interest notices. Department closing noted.
Eleven tables attended the Tuesday meeting of the Decatur Duplicate Club at the Hospitality Room of Pet Dairy Co. North-South winners were Ben Poole and Enoch Poole first, Lee Damsky pair second, Tony Graves and Funnary? third, Ruark couple fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. F Allen and Mrs. E White first, Hugh L Ogle and Hugh Ogle Jr second, Mrs. W Matthews and Ollie Street third, Dave Crome and partner fourth. The club meets every Tuesday at 7 15 p.m. at Pet Dairy Co.
A fragment mentions Mrs C P Johnston of Somerville and Mrs T M Nelson of Birmingham along with Mr Johnston and Mr Nelson in a family context with references to a baby and great aunts.
Mrs. Barbara Key Lott previously Miss Barbara Key was honored at a tea shower hosted by Mrs. J W Hinkle Mrs. Carter Davis Mrs. W A Crim and Mrs Wayne Lott at the Crim home on College Street. About 125 guests attended the event with summer flowers and a candelabrum centerpiece.
Goren examines a North South no trump bidding sequence. recommends two clubs artificial bid to show eight points and four card major, then two spades by North, aiming for game. South’s spade holding leads to a standard no trump contract with ten tricks, while a misstep by South invites a complex defense.
The United States market for typewriters moved beyond 365 million dollars in sales last year, signaling strong demand across business and home offices. Manufacturers and retailers reported robust unit volumes and steady price points despite evolving office technology.
Mrs Tomlinson hosted the Brookhaven Baptist Women's Missionary Union meeting with theme Race Relations. The program was conducted by Mrs Maurice McGuire and others, with Miss Ella Jane Thompson leading prayer and the president presiding over the business session.
Serious mood adaptation by Hal Pockriss with Julie Mandel crafting music and lyrics for a Broadway version of the wartime family tale from North Borneo. The 1947 book inspired a 1950 film with Claudette Colbert. separate note mentions a 1962 rise in juvenile crime in New York.
Mrs. Petty and Mrs. Higdon led the closing devotion with others present including Mrs. James Perry and Mrs. C. R. Ferguson in the gathering.
A Sunday feature promotes Designer Patterns catalog with 50 exclusive designs from Oleg Cassini Stella Sloat John Weitz and others. Catalog costs 50 cents and is ordered via The Decatur Daily Designer Patterns Box 145 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011. The 50 cents is credited toward the first pattern order if the cover coupon is included.
The Gateway Playhouse plans full scale productions of My Fair Lady Camelot and The Sound of Music plus streamlined kiddie show versions on Saturdays with muppet displays and song and dance highlights in Bellport New York AP reports the plan aims to maximize summer entertainment value.
An advertisement lists interiors for both residential and commercial spaces with a contact phone 353 1906 and location 113 East Moulton Street. It notes services offered and a likely business presence in the area.
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