Local Society Notes from Hempstead January 1969
Hempstead community clubs plan meetings and programs this week including Hempstead Republican Women at Citizens National Bank lounge and Brookwood PTA, various garden clubs, church events at First Presbyterian, and a Senior Choir practice. Births include Amy Alive, and Nanette Bilyeu Pearce wed in Shreveport with Keith Pearce. multiple local social events and visits noted among residents.
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Hempstadd
Cliisens National Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Mise Nanette Bilyeu
Hal Etrett Bilyeu
Shreveport
Keith Pearce
Olney
Ted
Melvin D. Pearce
Glendale
Calif
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Eugenia van Zandt
Fort Worth
Tex
Gipp DuPress
Kansas City
Kans
Gordon Wheeler
Carlsbad
N.M
Michael Pearce
Kenneth Gilbert McRae IV
Nathan Willams McRae
Little Rock
Ark
Norman
Oklo
Nanettes
Marilyn McRae
Helen McRae Barlow
HELEN HELP US Spankings and complaints spark debate
Readers write about parental punishment with tales of hard lessons and remorse. A teen recounts changing her view after a harsh spanking while others question psychologists and call for calmer, clearer explanations.
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Helen
Betty
New Year Sale At Raley's Style Shoppe Promotes Spring Arrivals
Virginia Harwell reports Raley's Style Shoppe prepares for spring by clearing fall and winter stock. New shipments arrive daily with half price incentives. Featured brands include Lady Marco Jon McCauley Capafoli Leeds Koret of California and Therma Jac along with slacks and skirts for women as Barneys Style Shoppe urges customers to shop now and save.
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Raley
Lady Marco
Jon McCauley
Capafoli Leeds
Koret
California
Mr. Thompson
Barney's
Win at Bridge opens with three bid tradition and strategy
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge rule from thirty years ago defining the three bid as a weak opening. They contrast nonvulnerable and vulnerable play, noting how modern experts push preempts and adjust bids with poor hands. The piece reflects on bid strength and risk in shifting bidding theory.
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East
South
West
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade support
South must decide after partner raises to three spades over two hearts with nine to ten points and spade support. Consider pass or bid game depending on expectations. The prompt asks for the best reply after partner’s jump to three spades.
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Jimmy M. May
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Memorial Hospital
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Alexander West, Jr
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Bill Routon
Fay Hammons
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Preacher
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Patty
Daddy
Vence
France
Witold Gombrowicz
Uarle LaBrosse
Golden Age Club
M.L. Atterbury
Mike Kelly
Ruby Lewallen
Melvin Thrash
Esta Burrow
Ben LaCount
Myrtle Vaughn
Ace Hogue
Clyde Smith
Lee Worthy
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J.W. Graham
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Ima Wheelington
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NET
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