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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1968
Page
3
Society notes detail a Hope County Club July Fourth program with Ladies and Men's golf tournaments, children's games, and a grandstand of contests for members and guests, plus a 7 p.m. outdoor plan. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe and others.
This reader column invites teen questions on problems and pleasures, sharing letters of guidance and light humor. It features marriage, parenting, and personal stories, from resignations to acts of kindness, plus a note on ancient Olympic exclusion of women as spectators and participants.
Editor's Note Dick Cavett reflects on daytime television audience in an ABC morning program. He notes housewives are only part of the audience, describing a broader mix that includes students, workers, entertainers, and even a Las Vegas headwaiter. He recalls letters from viewers defending serious discussions on Vietnam and praises intelligent daytime engagement. Cynthia Lowry is on vacation.
A quirky passage asks readers if they feel young yet stable and warns that saying no to the prompts marks you as out of touch. It riffs on aging, change, and reality in a playful voice.
In bridge, South uses a rare six or seven spot as a key card. South can force a spade lead by cashing minor suit cards and discarding West. He wins the first heart with dummy’s queen, then runs four diamond tricks while East follows. West discards to signal trash, South then plays clubs and hearts to finish, keeping the seven as the pivotal card.
In a bridge contest South faced a dilemma when the seven of clubs never appeared. West had hidden the king of spades earlier while East held the heart sequence. South deduced West possessed the king of spades, played the ace of spades, and avoided a risky contract misstep, leaving him surprised at West’s play.
In a bridge bidding discussion, the article presents a hand with West North East South where the last bid was a weak two diamonds and no suit was followed. The reader is asked what to bid after partner shows four hearts over three diamonds, offering a strategic choice to consider.
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