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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
21
A brief TV schedule item lists NBC WFBM 6 NBC WFBM CBS WISH indicating color program cue The symbol C below denotes color and Tuesday morning slot details likely from a historic station guide
A reader asks how mothers of married sons should handle advice to daughters-in-law. The reply urges delicate handling, praise, and Acknowledge independence, suggesting avoid unsolicited counsel and invite mutual exchange. The piece notes a booklet on school children's food habits and provides contact for Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
South dealer North vulnerable Mrs Keen Miss Brash 83 KQJ52 10 6 KJ92 K 6 A 54 AQ875 South Champion The bidding West A 76 AK873 Q 83 10 East Dale 9 4¢ Q 33 10 76 J1093 Pass race of diamonds and return the good club. Mr Dale's play here made no difference. Whether he ruffed with the good trump or not, Champion was going to discard a diamond, thus limiting his los ers to one spade, one heart and one diamond. Opening lead King of spades. There is a certain satisfaction, particularly from a financial standpoint, in reaching a major suit game and finding that five-odd is an absolute laydown. There is more of thrill, however, in a hand which is bid to the hilt and brought home by perfect planning and play. Today's four-heart contract could hardly be called a laydown. Of the available honor cards, the defenders had three of the queens, all of the jacks and tens, and a total of five trumps. The king of spades was led and as usual Champion followed the commendable practice of studying the situation carefully before playing the first card from dummy.
Perkinsville news notes Mrs Victor Foland honors daughter Vicki Lynn with an 11th birthday party. Guests include Donna Wisner Becky Bledsoe Donna J Hiday Belinda Ice Darlene Carson Joan Jackson Rita Seal Cheryl Carson Phil Holt and more. Also reports on Farm Bureau meeting and pet club and a steel in shoes tidbit.
A note on the dwarf flowering plant Abutilon from the mallow family. Its maple shaped leaves earn the common maple name and its blooms are attractive in corsages. The flowers stay open and fresh for days after cutting.
Time study experts report tranquilized workers are sloppy and slow. Safety engineers warn these men often compromise workplace safety.
O Howie Hustles promotes the Bulletin Herald Classifieds Want Ads Classification 54 for buyers seeking a bigger home in town. The ad urges readers to consult the service for dream-home listings and quick assistance.
The note mentions a car with a racing style feature a double exhaust system and a sales claim tied to a USPMobiles sale. It references a bold automotive detail and a sales context with emphasis on performance styling.
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