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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1962
Page
21
In a deal reported by Easley Blackwood Mrs. Fusty faced a heart lead after Mr. Abel opened clubs. She discarded a heart to avoid ruffing, then later ruffed clubs and used a series of returns to prevent Abel from gaining entry to diamonds, ending in a successful defense.
The article shares practical guidance on waxing threadges to prevent knotting floating flower care with waxed paper discs to protect blooms and cleaning rust from needles by pressing into soap. It notes a U N commission on Dag Hammarskjold’s death planning to visit Leopoldville and crash site next week.
Modern homemakers turn to wood paneling as the ideal backdrop for decorating schemes. Strong natural warmth and beauty enhance living spaces with versatile finishes and textures across rooms and styles.
A 1962 puzzle by William J. Miller explains a number game from the U S Patent Office. Players count letters in their name then adjust by rules to form a key number. Start top left and read the letters under checked figures to receive a daily message.
U S Ambassador Frederick E Notting Jr resumes duties in Saigon after talks in Washington with President Kennedy and top U S officials regarding policy and regional affairs.
Broadcast listing shows WFBM channel 4 indicating a Continental Classroom schedule with a silent Nord program on Wednesday. The item notes the Silver symbol or below D content line and references WFBM.
A brief radio listing notes programming on CBS 8 and ABC 13 with color displays. It mentions station WISH and related college air chapel door cartoons.
A mother seeks guidance on disciplining an unusually precocious toddler. The adviser suggests nursery school training to teach social balance and discipline. With high intelligence, the child should be guided to respect parents and teachers, then progressed to progressive schools by age five. A booklet on obedience is recommended.
The Rev. J. Edwin Newby will speak January 31 to February 4 at the Wesleyan Methodist Church Ar row Ave and 18th St Kokomo. Each 7:30 p.m. session presents topics on prophecy from The Rapture to Gentile graft and current dispensational themes. Don Grandlinard, pastor, says all meetings are open to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Seward announce the engagement of daughter Bette Jean to Steven K. Fields son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fields. Both graduates attend local colleges. Also notes hospital stays births moves and vacations among area residents.
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