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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1954
Page
2
Miss T. F. notes the longer jacket as a spring trend. She praises the casual look and says the slouchy tail enhances the wearer’s silhouette, especially suited to a shorter frame and height.
An essay argues intelligence must be wisely trained into wisdom through devoted selfless service. It warns against cleverness used for power and praises righteous leaders who understand and apply goodness to guide others toward happiness and useful living. It urges support for teachers and facilities to nurture balanced minds.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Newfield Methodist church schedules a supper Tuesday at 6:30 pm with reservations via Mrs. Russell Berry by Sunday. Lily Griffin presides, Rose Field leads worship, and reports cover attendees at the Methodist Training camp at Shelter Island with society representatives and youth counselors. Mae G. Wood outlines membership drive. bring Church Fair articles to the meeting.
The Madonna Guild of St Am brose Church will hold a cake and food sale in the church hall on Boston avenue tomorrow after mass. Mrs Frank Boditati presides with chairwoman Mrs Bert Basile and a long list of helpers. Donations accepted tomorrow between 2 and 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the convent and school building fund.
Column notes on bridge strategy by Jacoby urging players to assess the hand before choosing a line of play rather than rushing to a predetermined plan. Emphasizes counting cards, evaluating suits, and timing to maximize likelihood of success.
A San Francisco correspondent analyzes South’s decision on a diamond heavy hand. West opens diamonds and the bidding leads to a crucial third trick ruff by South, which should be followed by a precise trump plan rather than a pure finesse. The recommended line avoids giving West two extra trumps and guards against a spade ruff, ensuring the contract remains safe.
In a no vulnerability auction with South holding Spades A K Q J 9 7 5, Hearts K 9, Diamond 7, Clubs K 8 3, the suggested play is to bid four spades. This shows a strong suit and hand, while signaling slam needs from partner. If partner has two or more aces he may force a slam. with fewer than two aces he may settle for four spades.
Members of the Galtee Climbing Club carried a cross to the summit of Galteemore, the highest mountain in the Eries Slievebloom range, as reported from Dublin.
A health advisory explains moles vary in color and size and appear often after birth. It warns most are harmless but changed moles can signal melanoma, urging professional evaluation for suspicious growths and early treatment to improve cure chances.
A layperson warns that lack of medical experience is risky when moles change. Any changing mole should be evaluated by a physician who will remove it completely and send it for examination to detect cancerous changes and determine if further treatment is needed promptly.
The reader reports a pencillia shot three days ago and now hives. Likely allergy or sensitivity to penicillin. Advise consulting a physician promptly about the reaction and treatment options. Do not delay medical evaluation for possible allergic response.
A Wellington loan proposal aims to fund housing, school construction, power, roads, railway, and telephone developments. New facilities would expand services across the city, supporting growth and modernization efforts.
Lucetta Warner circle of the Forest of America in Redmen's hall at 1 Arch street will elect new officers at 8 PM Monday. Delegates from the Atlantic City convention, New Jersey, will report and Mrs. Alys Jones, chief companion, will preside.
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