Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren 1967
In this bridge column, review of a N/S holding with 16 points. West opens hearts, East clears, declarer finesses clubs and diamonds, runs diamonds first, and East sacrifices hearts to avoid premature setting. The analysis ends with South deciding on the final play as the spade situation unfolds.
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Altho North
West
East
Declarer
South
Ryan Club Meeting Highlights Upholstered Furniture Demo
The Ryan Extension Homemaker Club met at Mrs. Herschel Moses home presided by Mrs. W C Whisenant Jr. A devotional by Mrs. Carl Green and roll call by Mrs. Wesley Pierce opened the session. Edwin Whisenant received the birthday package. secret pals exchanged gifts and Mrs. Pierce donated the white elephant.
Homemaker Club Chooses Winners In Dress Review
Oak Ridge Homemaker Club members led by Mrs. Clanton Lake with Mrs. Malcolm Jones presiding meet at Hopewell. Mrs. Shelton West and Mrs. Medford present a prayer. Mrs. Horace Sparkman demonstrates upholstering. Dress review judged by Hopewell club. Sparkman wins, West second, Lake third, Pitman fourth. Secret pal gifts go to Mrs. Lewis Dupree and Mrs. Thurman Pitman.
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Oak Ridge Homemaker Club
Clanton Lake
Malcolm Jones
Shelton West
Medford
Horace Sparkman
Hopewell Homemakers Club
Sparkman
West
Thurman Pitman
Baltimore philanthropist Johns Hopkins born in 1795
The obituary note records the birth of Baltimore philanthropist Johns Hopkins in 1795, marking the arrival of a prominent figure whose later endowment supported medical education and institutions.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Bridge note on ninth trick from opening bid
Opening bidder plays ace of spades, East shows six, declarer rises with the king to secure his ninth trick. The scene highlights timing and play sequence in the contract.
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East
Declarer
Frosted windows and homemade art with Epsom salts
Dear Heloise suggests frosting windows for privacy using Epsom salts and beer to create artistic crystal patterns that wash off with plain water later. Also mentions using brown wrapping paper as drawing surface for kids and asks about removing yellow laundry stains after using bleach.
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Heloise
Timely Beauty Hints for Smooth Lip Care
A beauty authority warns dry lips and chapped lips undermine a shimmering look. Use gentle cleansing each evening with cleansing cream, wash away remaining color, and apply night cream along the lipline. During the day cleanse after meals and reapply lipstick for protection and beauty.
Help Wanted for Emily Through This Paper
Readers invited to respond in care of the paper sharing ideas or solutions for Emily. The notice asks interested people to write with input, stories, or assistance for her ongoing problem.
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Emily
Letter of Thought on Shared Faults After 20 Years
A married writer reflects on mutual flaws that irk her and how her husband points out similar faults in herself after twenty years of marriage. The piece uses intimate, reflective tone to explore shared imperfection and resilience.
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Heloise
Window Sill Mats Protect Paint and Pots
Dear Heloise shares a simple reuse of foam-backed placemats cut into circles placed on window sills under flower pots to prevent paint damage and preserve windowsills.
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Heloise
Substitute gelatin for cake coloring yields pink icing
A reader reports using two teaspoons of strawberry gelatin dissolved in hot water as a substitute for cake coloring. The result is a pink icing with pleasant flavor, presented as a helpful kitchen tip from C. Von Maluski.
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Heloise
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