OVST Names Board Members At Annual Meeting
The Ohio Valley Summer Theatre patron group elected new board members Mrs James Boden and David Hughes. Incumbents Harold Baedecker Mrs Gordon Bush Mrs Roger Connor Mrs Margaret Davis Glen Foster Mrs C B Nye and H H Peckham were re elected for 1955 56. The 2 student seats and 5 faculty posts were noted with several former student members listed. The treasurer reported a successful season with proceeds directed to paying off the air conditioning debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
James Boden
David Hughes
Harold Baedecker
Gordon Bush
Roger Connor
Margaret Davis
Glen Foster
C. B. Nye
H. H. Peckham
Elizabeth Andersoh
Paul Fontaine
Lawrence I. Goldberg
Vincent Jukes
Claude Kantner
Christopher Lane
Alice McCracken
A. A. Nellis
Frank Nolan
David Reeder
Dwight Robinson
Earl Stigfred
Charlies L. Smith
Joseph
Walter Davis
Irene Devlin
Francis Fuller
William Herbert
Paul Krauss
Robert Mathews
W. P. Mickle
Emerson Sherow
Gregory Zenner
Charles Woodworth
Department of
Speech
Spencer Steenrod
von Spiegel
Mary Ann Pancake
Francis Frebault
Ruth Johnson
Donna Kahn
Ann Routsong
Dean Seigfred
Marriage of Miss Bessie Brooks and Philip Ridenour
Miss Bessie Margaret Brooks daughter of Arch and Mrs Brooks Athens Route 4 married Philip Edward Ridenour son of C E Ridenhour and the late Mrs Ridenour June 7 at Hamlin Chapel Methodist Church Lawrenceburg Indiana. The Rev Robert F Delong officiated. The couple now reside at 92 Sunnyside Drive Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Margaret Brooks
Arch G. Brooks
Athens
Philip Edward Ridenour
C. E. Ridenhour
Sunnyside Drive
Ridenour
Hamlin Chapel Methodist Church
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Robert F. Delong Offi
Lessons in Bridge Playing Hand Highlights Distribution
West passed and then unusually bid two diamonds after Nord opened the suit showing West has good distribution. With about ten high-card points on each side the high cards are evenly split. Even strength favors favorable distribution and a finesse to may yield nine or ten tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Nord
East
East doubles, South defeats no one in bridge hand
A detailed bridge play commentary follows where East doubles three spades, South converts to victory. West opens with queen diamonds, dummy wins with king, and South uses clever ruffing to hold declarer to winning tricks. East’s singleton diamonds are revealed, but trumps are not drawn. South orchestrates ruffs, leads, and cashes to secure the contract despite West’s attempts. The note concludes with the vulnerable bidding sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
West
Fast
Declarer
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade double threat
South holds spades seven four two. Hearts ace king queen nine six two. Diamonds ace king jack. Club seven. After South passes 1 heart 1 spade, committee suggests pass due to lack of spade support. If North doubles a low spade contract, South can withstand the pressure. if North passes, the bidding continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
Bidding Dilemma: Hold or Fold in Bridge Question
The prompt presents a bridge bidding puzzle: South has Spades none Hearts A K 9 6 2 Diamonds A K 1 4 Clubs Q 3 2. It asks what the responder should do in this specific hand and says answer Monday.
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Miss Harper
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Kisas
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
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New York
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House OF Magic Fingers
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Heart
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