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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
7
Civic leaders announced a plan to form a Chamber of Commerce in Amarillo within two weeks. A mass meeting will seek public approval, with a city development board funding up to 6000 dollars yearly and memberships supplying the rest.
Mrs. Tucker of Sherman Texas runs a weekly contest inviting Southwest housewives to submit new and distinct recipes. Each week the best entry receives an eight pound carton of Mrs. Tucker's Shortening with a cellophane seal. The winner and recipe are announced on Mrs. Tucker's Smile Program over Station.
An article on middle range bidding in bridge explains handling opening bids with a defensive hand. It covers urging partner to bid the needed suit, then rebidding optimistically if possible, or supporting a suit your partner can bid to seek no trumps with protection. It also notes a contest and a recipe submission call in Sherman Texas.
The guide explains why pass with one no trump when hands lack suits and how a partner’s suit bid affects no trump prospects. It covers signoff patterns after strong defensive hands, response judgments, and when to pursue two no trumps as invitational.
A bridge bidding guide fragment discusses a hand with spades and no trumps. It weighs two no trumps as a strong invitation to three no trumps if responder holds K Q and queen or near equivalents, aiming to avoid forcing game on weaker hands.
Amarillo loses another landmark as the St Charles annex once moved from Seventh and Taylor to North Mc Master Street is practically razed by workmen.
The structure at Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street served as an annex to Amarillo’s early St. Charles apartment house. Last summer the St. Charles was torn down to make way for a modernistic replacement.
Havre, at the mouth of the river Seine, serves as a central channel port with many shipping lines. A business building was erected by the Charles Green estate.
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