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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1961
Page
10
South dealer Mr Abel and partners play a8pass and reach a game after a strong spade opening. Champion rebids one heart, Keen supports, and a cross ruff sequence leads to a game. details describe opening lead, ruffing events, and final trumping success.
The Home Social Demonstration Club met at Mrs Ward Stohler’s home for a May breakfast with Margaret Rector presenting the lesson Second Part of Facts and Fancies of Advertising. Officers and members attended including Russell Adams Ted Begley Joe Best Ed Clem Jesse Davis Robert Goodman Earl Gustin Elmer Heath Cecil Hunter Eugene Jones Clifford Keesling Floyd Needler Lawrence Philbert Maurice Rector William Shuck Clark Stohler Margaret Rector Retta Neese Mary F Barney and guests Mrs George Hallowell Grover Keesling Ples Matthew Alice Begley and Rolston Pursley. Each guest received a plant. Members also attended the Madison County Home Demonstration Clubs luncheon at Anderson Church of God.
The short feature describes a game called EUFRE that gives a daily fortune message. It instructs players to count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, then traverse a rectangle left to right to read the hidden message from checked figures.
In a calculation offered by a Washington lake expert, pouring all the lake water in the world into the oceans would lift sea levels by about two feet. The estimate emphasizes the vast volume of inland waters relative to ocean basins.
New York reporters note that Negro and Puerto Rican pupils comprise 75 percent of students in Manhattan elementary schools and 37.1 percent across all New York City public elementary schools. The article adds a separate fact that nitrogen is the fertilizer most demanded by fruit crops.
Named counselor Ralph N. Worley of 1503 Nichol Ave is among 25 upperclassmen chosen to serve as leaders at Purdue University’s 1961 Freshman Leadership Camp this fall. Announcement comes from Arthur M. Tichenor in the Dean of Men office.
One fourth of the U S population living on farms in 1932 received about one nineteenth of the U S income. The statement reflects wealth distribution data showing farm residents held a small fraction of national income.
Childs overlong habits require parental guidance to empower self change. Finger sucking signals boredom or unhappiness. keep child engaged, avoid nagging, and remind him he can stop anytime. Fathers should avoid scolding and gradually build affectionate bonds to ease baby closeness.
Preheat the broiler then add just enough cold water to cover the bottom of the pan. This reduces spattering without hindering browning and eases cleaning.
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