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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
30
Monilosis is an universal infection caused by a yeast like fungus affecting skin mucous membranes and sometimes bloodstream. It is common among perspiring workers and those with weakened health and misfitting dentures. Treatments include alkaline mouthwashes potassium permanganate soaks and gentian violet applications.
Oswald Jacoby outlines a seven spades hand play and a double squeeze path. Louis Watson analyzes opening bids and spade and heart layouts to force a grand slam or down East with precise discards and squeezes.
Mrs Michael Elias has been elected president of the Rosary Confraternity at St Patrick's church. She will be installed with associate officers in September. Other officers include Mrs Margaret Cody vice president Mrs William Mullane recording secretary Mrs Joseph Di Cocco treasurer Mrs Lillian Rivers corresponding secretary and Mrs Clifford Christian financial secretary.
The Musical Research club at Cafe Barna Westport presented the slate for the coming year at its annual dinner. Officers named are Robert Whitney president Dr Norman Carden vice president Miss Kathleen Ryan recording secretary Miss Ida Green corresponding secretary and Miss Gertrude Bayers treasurer. The Concordia society of Salem Lutheran church Park Avenue will hold its final session of the season tonight at 745 pm in the church hall with Miss Virginia Carlson presiding. A social will follow with Mrs Eric Engstrom Mrs Fred Carlson and Mrs Ronald Hammerstead as hostesses.
The page shows a bridge bidding sequence with East South West North passes and doubles. A reader asks what to do with South holding AKG54 and Q94 in a double-dummy layout. It also notes a nutrition column claiming milk offers best food value per pound per Pur due University experts.
A school radio essay argues that whether a student should attend summer school depends on the individual child. It stresses growth comes in stages, urges parents to evaluate the child and context, and counsels against forcing drill. Sometimes taking time can save time overall.
Bridgeport Women's Association to Enjoy Slimming meets tomorrow at 919 Fairfield Avenue. Anthony Ferrigno and Edward Gill of Treeland lecture on The Care of Lawns and Roses. A discussion follows as Leona Bivins hosts luncheon at her Fairfield home. Members gather before 10:30 a.m. at President Helen Oakley's residence.
Bridgeport chapter American Guild of Organists announces 1958 59 committee chairs at a meeting at the dean Mrs Florence Beebe Hills home on Griffin Avenue Dorothy Partridge Harris Bartlett Dorothy F Young Glen Dittmar George Kish Patricia Y Brown serve as program membership telephone hospitality flowers publicity.
A planning conference of Fair American ORT is set for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Barnum hotel. Region president Mrs. Herman Brainsky will address the group and deliver her yearly report. Chapter presidents from Park City, Twin Ridge, Stratford, Stamford, Laurel, Bridgeport, and others will be represented.
The Altar guild of St Johns Episcopal church will meet Thursday at 10 am in the home of Miss Susan Weeks at 355 Rowland Road Fairfield. Members will bring box lunches and dessert and coffee will be served.
Miss Maude A. Butler was installed as grand regent of Court Reina Christina, Catholic Daughters of America, by Mrs. Lambert Franzis. Also named were vice grand regent Miss Nichols Abriola, prophetess Loretta McCabe, financial secretary Alexander Mate, historian Martha Molloy, treasurer James Falvey, and other officers. Trustees reelected for three years include Mrs. Bernard J. Lee Jr., Mrs. Albert Gosfarth, proxy, and Mrs. Wilfred Norama. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter J. Flyntz and Mrs. Thomas Fahey.
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the church basement with Mrs. Peter Olenoski presiding. Hostesses are Mrs. Louis Rybar, Mrs. John Kanyuch, Mrs. Henry Steindl, Mrs. Edward Taft, Mrs. Andrew Beno and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Refreshments will be served.
A Reader’s Digest July cover story reports that in a six month span 31 cigarettes were tested, 28 changed nicotine or tar, 9 improved significantly while 3 worsened. The piece, titled The Cigarette Industry Changes Its Mind, guides readers on evaluating brands before buying.
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