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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
7
A collection of reader letters and responses from Ann Landers includes a teen shoplifting confession and store manager handling, astrology debates, a troubled marriage tale, and dating guidance. The column offers brief replies and a dating booklet offer from Field Enterprises.
The article discusses a bridge hand from a world championship where a harmless looking revoke by West cost two tricks, making South’s 12 tricks count as 690 points, while at the other table a psychic bid doubled for 1100 points. It highlights revoke penalties and a Daily Question: should you pass with one heart opening against your right side.
The Decatur Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Aquadome. North-south winners were Mrs. Clara French and Mrs. Helen Tourney with first, and Mr. Charles D Darnell and Mrs Rutledge Thomas with second. East-west champs were Mrs. Kenneth Hixon and Mrs. Edward Terry with first, and Mrs. Mary Hiscrodt and Grady G. Stubbs with second.
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