To Live In Vinemont
Mr and Mrs James Patton wed on September 1 in Vinemont with Janet Sweed as bride and Marvin Patton as groom. Kelton Whaley officiated at Church of Christ their reception followed. Honeymooned in Florida. China is as large as the continent of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinemont
James Patton
Janet Sweed
E. W. Sweed
Cullman
Marvin Patton
Church of Christ
Kelton Whaley
Sandy Sweed
Tommy Drake
Tammy Patton
Timmy Cobb
Marilyn Hirst
Dot
China
Europe
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In a 1943 Chicago Tribune bridge column Goren analyzes a North South hand, detailing play from the 34 bid to a 200 point deficit and outlining careful defense and declarer technique to secure the contract with precise trump and ruffing maneuvers. West leads diamonds, declarer misplays, but with two club ruffs in dummy and careful heart play, South can claim the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
West
South
Declarer
East
North
Importance Of Wills Topic Of Talk By A. J. Coleman III
A. J. Coleman III spoke at the Decatur Woman's Club September lunch about the importance of wills. He described Alabama's common law on descent and distribution, noting potential injustices without a will and the need to address posthumous children and adoptions. The meeting also announced the Rumage Sale on September 21 at 821 Bank Street with donations accepted September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coleman III
A. J. Coleman II
Decatur Woman’s Club
Mr. Coelman
Coleman
Joe Moss
Ways and Means Committee
Bank Street
Visitors Are Feted by McGaugheys in Hickory Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGaughey of Clearwater Florida visited their son James H. McGaughey and his wife. A party at the Shelton home on Hickory Hill Road Saturday evening honored the Florida guests and included Mrs. Charles Kortrecht of Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardwick hosted a dinner on Somerville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGaughey
Clearwater
Fla
James H. McGaughey
7463 by V ice TPaonlee pattern sale notice
Advertisement for smocked hats and craft patterns 7463 transfer sizes 21 1-2 through 23. Includes pricing 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing. Mail to Alice Brooks The Decatur Daily Nee delcraft Dept P O Box 163 New York 11 NY. 1964 Needlecraft Catalog offer invites orders for crafts and accessories.
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Jersey
Faille
Alice Brooks
Decatur Daily
Needelcraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Local Notables Return, Elopements, and College News
Mr and Mrs W W Wright return from summering in Minnesota and Canada with Mrs Paul Lambert of Blair Nebraska visiting. Howard William Porter makes Florence State College honor roll junior class. Jim Speake pledges Phi Delta Theta at the University of Alabama. Several moves and visits across Falkville, Blair, Birmingham, and New Orleans. births announced including Susan Medley and a daughter born to Al c and Mrs Buddy Ray Haynes. Wendell Bryan enters the University of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wright
Minnesota
Canada
Paul Lambert
Blair, Neb
Howard William Porter
Florence State College
Jim Speake
Phi Delta Theta
University of Alabama
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Hank
Florida
Robert Dickerson
White Plumbing CO
D. I
AYS
MBRYS
McDonald’s
McDonalds
Idetae
Goren
West East
Mrs. Cotton Maze
Mrs
Arlen Skinner
Jones Chapel
Skinners
D. W. McNutt
Falkville
Buck Robinson
Frank Hart of
Charles Gardner
Plymouth, N. C
Bud” Young
Eugene Smith
Bainbridge, Md
Presley Johnson
Chicago
G. H. Nungester
Denver
Dr. Nungester
Ing
Colorado Medical Association
Pueblo
Miss Sue Nungester
Castle Lake
New Orleans
Bob Billstein
Florence
Harold Carrico
E. P. Garrett
Murray King
E. P. Kingsbery
Stephen Blagus
Leo Zmuda
Blaguses
Sarasota
A.l.c
Buddy Ray Haynes
Cheyenne, Wyo
Roy Wyatt Jr
Atlanta
Carl Brown
W. T. Walling Jr
Birmingham
Wendell Bryan
Amelia Ann Warren
Henry W. Warren
Hanceville
Ala
Joseph Henry Grob
Edward R. Grob
Trinity Lutheran
Gateway Magic Car Wash
Decatur
Fleetwood
Fleetwood Coffee
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