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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
17
Bridge notes recount a misread by Mr Muzzy of partner’s two spades bid as a raise. Masters Dale and Abel contrasted bystanders’ play as Muzzy struggled to differentiate choice from raise. The article previews a feature on finessing tomorrow.
The item describes a daily fortune puzzle 1963 by William J. Miller. It explains counting letters in a name, applying simple arithmetic to get a key number, and reading a message from a letter grid. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
A letter from Mrs. M L S praises Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred and asks for guidance on a 3 year old who bites and hits other children. The advised approach favors swift in home punishment, then removal to the bedroom, and letting peer interaction teach consequences.
New York reports light colored suits and sportswear dominate this summer as manufacturers promote a new yellow shade named banana. Trade observers note the vibrant hue is being marketed as the season’s key sportswear color for men.
The guide suggests feathering the cleaning edge to prevent rings after wet or dry cleaning. Use a dry cloth to wipe outer edges and a hand blower or hair-dryer to dry before a ring forms. For Panama hats, make a flour paste with cleaning fluid, apply, dry, then brush. Rusted metal can be cleaned with a rubber eraser dipped in emery powder.
The Ball Creek Farm Bureau hosts a pie baking contest at the Methodist Church with seven awards. Winners include Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs Ed McClarnon for apple pies, Mrs Robert Abshire and Mrs Charles Robinson for raspberry, and Mrs Howard Gale for cherry. The Pet and Hobby Club honored mothers with performances and a piano solo by Judy Ayers.
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