Eldora Brown reflects on 100 years of life, cards and cross-stitch
Eldora Brown explains how red dyes used to be weaker and so when longer-lasting bright red dyes were developed, it was revolutionary for the textile world because it meant playing with a brighter color palette.
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Post Falls resident Eldora Brown turns 100 years old today.
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A koala cross-stitch design by Post Falls resident Eldora Brown. Brown turns 100 today.
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Post Falls resident Eldora Brown turns 100 today and keeps her hands busy with colorful cross-stitch designs.
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POST FALLS — Eldora Brown counts her 100 years of life through bridge and cross-stitch.
For the last five decades, she has been a life master of the American Contract Bridge League and is still counting cards as astutely as ever across scattered duplicate (or tournament) bridge games each week.
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