28 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
1
Dear Abby replies to a reader asking if a girl should keep seeing a pediatrician after age 18 and switch to a regular doctor. The advice notes some girls stay with pediatricians until marriage and suggests a graduate doctor for adults.
Mrs Hassie Galloway reviewed the study book Safe in Bord vee at the General Meeting of the Women of the Church of First Presbyterian. Mrs T Henriett presented her and officers gave brief reports. The table carried yellow and white summer blooms, punch was served, and about thirty attended.
Southwestern University Georgetown hosts a four day audio visual workshop July 5 8 sponsored by multiple church and educational groups. Notable figures include Walter Lewis Hoboile As seca Professor of The Parcentinie Boston Senet of Theology and Dr James Hares. The executive committee lists leaders from Southwestern and other church bodies with Miss Madge Frank Koot Palestine and Mrs Maury Frances Nelson among organizers. Registration opens at 2 p m with services planned throughout.
Del Rio Duplicate Bridge Club met Tuesday evening at the Roswell Hotel under Mrs Jed W Nelson. Nort South winners were Mrs Dew Newton and Mrs Irma Staple Fly Airs Ray Lodan and Richard Nevett second Wreck Partner and Mrs Fred Nelson East West winners were H F Moughy and Joe Bryant first tied for second and third were Mrs Bil London and Mrs Jac Hinton Mrs Frank Kerbel Jr and Sol Sonjyach This is an open duplicate game inviting all bridge players to join Mel Nelson invited players new to duplicate play to attend the upcoming series of games.
AP Newsfeature outlines porch revival as a flexible retreat for relaxation, parties, and meals. It covers DIY basics, choice of materials like softwood floors and decay resistant wood, roof types, ventilation, screening options, and potential glass or shaded enclosures.
Garden clubs urge removal of roadside signs citing safety and scenery concerns. Oregon groups report success with highway billboards gone, while readers are reminded of driving aids and nearby major routes including the New York State Thruway and connected turnpikes.
The Eisenhower Museum in Abilene Kansas is promised an old local merry-go-round horse crafted in a nearby factory. A young worker named Dwight D. Eisenhower sanded the horse during factory days. The gift is promised by Paul Parker, son of the late Wi Parker, who once ran a Abilene merry-go-round factory.
Officers Club Laughlin AFB hosts a Monday evening farewell for Colonel Wilcox before he assumes new command at Bergstrom AFB on July 5. A 7 p.m. barbecue dinner and 9 p.m. western-themed dance follow, with Jimmy Lively and his Drifting Play Boys performing. Civic and military leaders, plus their spouses, are invited. Event organized by Lt Col Worley Jr. and Majors Wolfe and Gammons with civilian participation led by Capt Edwards and Maj Schranit.
South dealer in a two-table contract bridge hand with North-South vulnerable. South's 1NT opening and subsequent passes lead to final contracts at both tables, each requiring six clubs. The opening nine of spades was common, but heart and spade finesses determined the outcomes as declarers navigated diamonds and discards. West players erred between spades and hearts, and both tables reached similar endgame positions with varied discards and card-play sequences.
Imperial Valley citrus growers estimate it takes about 4 250 glasses of irrigation water to produce a single glass of orange juice. The note mentions cooking bacon for a crowd and placing sliced provisions on a wire rack to bake in a hot oven, though several words are garbled.
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