Sound play guides a tough bridge hand
In a four hand match East wins with the jack of hearts after opening two diamonds and a sequence leading to a club king and spade king. West signals with spades to aid East’s discards, allowing East to hold three hearts and the ace of clubs while declaring side faults. The other table sees misdefense from West and a ducked club to seal declarer’s win.
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West
East
South
Declarer
The
Chicago Tribune
Mrs Meyer Hosts Dessert Bridge Parties Over Two Days
Mrs Norman J. Meyer hosted two successive dessert bridge gatherings with four tables each day. Guests enjoyed garden bouquets, crystal carafes, and spring flower tallies. First day winners were Mrs Kenneth Lea, Mrs Charles Sittason, Mrs Maurice Jones, and Mrs Johnny Aycock. second day winners were Mrs Robert Rice, Mrs Fred Lerner, Mrs Wilbur Bailey, and Mrs H H Custer. Prizes were linens with hand made lace crafted by Mrs Meyer's mother, Mrs John Meyer.
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Norman J. Meyer
Bridge
Kenneth Lea
Charles Sittason
Maurice Jones
Johnny Aycock
Robert Rice
Fred Lerner
Wilbur Bailey
H. H. Custer
Personal notices from Brooksville to Montgomery area
Phillip Vaughn of Brooksville visits relatives in Gary Indiana. Miss Beverly Ross visits her aunt Mrs James. Cade of Hammond Indiana. Mr and Mrs Fred B Huston Jr of Philadelphia announce birth of a daughter at Lankenau Hospital. Grandparents named Beddingfield and Huston. Great grandmother Mrs E F Beddingfield. Mrs John Eustis at home in Mooresville for a few days. George Frame and son Terry Lee visit St Louis Missouri. Billy Wardlow of Vicksburg arrives for visit with aunt Mrs Ben Britnell. Cecelia Smith delegate and Ebbie Emens alternate head to Girls State in Montgomery. Mrs W G Gilchrist Jr travels with Mr Gilchrist to Williamsburg Kentucky. Leonard Terry Jr home in Detroit after marriage to Stella Terry of Courtland. Jacquelyn Jones of Samson Alabama and Mrs Thomas A Bell of Montgomery honored alumnae awards. Algernon Sidney Sullivan awards presented through Southern Society of New York City to Judson College notables. Phyllis Wilkes of Enterprise earns highest scholastic record and Sullivan award context. Daniel Webster birthplace Franklin New Hampshire.
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Leonard Terry Jr
Detroit
Mich
Stella Terry
Roy Lee Terry
Courtland
Leonard Terry
Terry
Jacquelyn Jones
Samson
Ala
Thomas A. Bell
Montgomery
Judson College Alumnae Assn
Algernon Sidney Sullivan
Southern Society of
New York City
Phyllis Wilkes
Enterprise
Courtland WSCS Meets For May Gathering
The Courtland Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. B H Collins home. A covered dish luncheon followed at noon for members Margaret Carpenter Marie Terry Ruth Parker E M Davis Lemar Davis Omega Waldrop Avan Terry Abel Terry Hollis Green and Linda Horton. May birthdays were recognized.
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Courtland Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
B. H. Collins
Margaret Carpenter
Marie Terry
Ruth Parker
E. M. Davis
Lemar Davis
Omega Waldrop
Avan Terry
Abel Terry
Hollis Green
Linda Horton
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T. J. Cottingham
Madge la Boon
Decatur High School
Madge LaBoon
Betty Earl Briscoe
Mary Frances Garnett
Alma Suggs
Pollyanna Blackwell
Elaine Avery
Virginia Ann Turner
Barbara Napps
Goren
North
Trump
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
A & Franchise Beauty School
Zdoran
Better Loms
Dobson’‘S
Shorty
Birdseye
Second Avenue
Moulton Street
Mrs. Meyer
Lillie Couch
Mozelle Owens
Mattie Couch
Stella Rogers
Falla Bailey
Phillip Vaughn
Brooksville
Gary, Indiana
Beverly Ross
James. Cade
Hammond, Ind
Fred B. Huston Jr
Philadelphia
Penn
Lankenau
Miss LaBoon
John Eustis
Peabody
Nashville
Mooresville
George Frame
Terry Lee
St. Louis, Mo
Billy Wardlow
Vicksburg
Miss
Ben Britnell
Mr. Britnell
Cecelia Smith
Ebbie Emens
W. G. Gilchrist Jr
Mr. Gilchrist
Williamburg, Ky
Daniel Webster
Franklin, N. H
City Park
Second Ave
Aga Talay
Rock Bottom
WSCS
Glen
Schunk
Moulton Heights Baptist Church
D.S.T
Decatur Transit
THURS
Grant Street
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