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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
6
Dear Sunny, in this feature Ann Landers reflects on strained marriages and changing roles. The piece discusses troubled spouses, divorce, and social expectations amid domestic stress and public scrutiny.
The bridge column discusses a hand where the South player faces a 3NT contract after a sequence with North and East. Declarer plays the deuce and reasons about the distribution, aiming to keep East out of the lead while evaluating toppers in the suit. The article analyzes inference and planning for the remainder of the play.
Miss Brenda McVay and Larry Davis Hogan wed Wednesday evening in Danville with Rev. G T Hancock officiating. Parents Camnie McVay of Moulton and Wayne Hogan attended as the couple began a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Danville.
Miss Sharon Harwell and Miss Libby Clements were guests at the local club. The next meeting is June 15 at Woodall's Restaurant on the Old Moulton Road. members may invite husbands and guests.
A note suggests adding a firepit to living spaces for warmth and toasting toes. It also gives a quick dessert tip: fill and frost a cake with whipped cream and finish with freshly grated coconut for a snowy, frosted effect.
A bridge hand ends with queen on trick and ace of spades cashed. East and South clear remaining spades while clubs are discarded. A diamond lead forces out the ace, exposing that another diamond play was impossible. Declarer pins hopes on West holding the king of clubs and leading away.
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