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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
6
Practical tips on keeping celery carrots and green onions crisp for lunches. Reuse small bottles for water storage soak and chill sticks, then drain recap and add olives or pickles for variety. Includes safety notes about moths soaps and kitchen hacks such as wrapping olives and wrapping bottles.
The September Oak Grove Home Demonstration Club session opened with a thought on goodwill. Mrs. Fred Bumpus demonstrated storage ideas while Mrs. Ferguson reported on citizenship and cancer. Members were urged to attend fire safety leadership school on Sept 24 and a plaques demonstration on Sept 29-30.
All Around The Valley notes Morris Van Graves Jr of Hartselle pledges Lambda Chi Alpha at the University of Alabama. Winston Powell of Birmingham visited Decatur. Mrs. Foster Pointer and Miss Mary Robertson weekended in Monteagle with Vera Austelle. James W. Clark of Marshall Space Center leaves for NATO lab visits in Europe with stops in London Brussels Paris Zurich Madrid and New York. James Clark will be away three weeks.
The Decatur Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its September meeting at Mrs L L McCulloch’s home with Mrs J R Huie leading a lesson from The Great Deceiver. Prayer, pledges, and Bible readings framed the session attended by 12 members. next gathering set for October 15.
The notice outlines deadlines for Sunday calendar items and general women’s interests, with contact numbers 353 4612 and 353 4655. It states wedding stories and pictures must be submitted five days before the wedding, late submissions will be shortened or rejected, and glossy pictures are required while snapshots are not used. Engagements announced less than a month before will not be run.
Bridge column analyzes a five diamond contract by South with North and West missteps. It critiques South for pursuing game in diamonds after a double by North and posits no trump as a safer aim given North’s major suit values. The piece discusses lead strategy, heart and club communication, and potential defensive plays by West and East.
South Dakota becomes the first state to rap pheasants for stocking purposes as part of a state program. The effort aims to bolster game populations and hunting opportunities across the region.
Mrs Harrison announces attendance by seven members including Mrs L L McCulloch Mrs Louis Argend Mrs A Z Bailey Mrs A B Markham Mrs A M Lentz and Mrs Earl Foster at the state convention in Montgomery on October 13 and 14.
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