Dear Abby Letter Sparks Tea Room Etiquette Debate
A long Dear Abby style column fragment questions decorum at a tea gathering. The writer complains about refreshments and behavior, mentions a pastor's wife and various social expectations, and seeks advice on handling delicate social tensions in a Beaumont area setting. The piece uses era tone and local hints to illustrate etiquette conflicts and who bears responsibility for table manners.
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Abby
Abe
Dirich Wellmeaning
Dane Gostentis
Goren On Bridge Auction and Opening Lead Analysis
North South vulnerable East deals West at table. Auction: East South West North Pass 2NT Paws 6NT Pass Pass Pass. Opening lead: Five of 7. The segment analyzes the bidding sequence and potential contract outcomes for the Goren bridge system.
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West
Az Wa
Pas
Rainbow Chapter Meeting Notes And Card Game Report
The Lubbock Chapter 76 Rainbow Assembly items include officers elected for 1966 and welfare projects discussed by Harrison during the holiday season. Visitors from Ida, Jon, and Ropesville attended, and a study was announced for 720 pm. The report also details a bridge hand with declarer’s plan and spade odds, plus a wedding notice for East and a turkey-country ceremony in Ankara.
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Lubbock
Orlin
Tues
Masta Hall
Mix
Clyde Me
H Rnson
Daniel
Mme
J. Sevsgins
OW. Schellineger
Artie Hunt
S. E Marbut
Paul Basin
Ida
Jon
Ropesville
Harrison
Cathyonen
South
Declarer
East
West
Meace
Ankara
Turkey
Peare Corps
Califeren
Volunteers To Wed In Turkey Ceremony
Mrs. W. L. Telford of 2429 28th Street announces the engagement of their daughter Sylva Jane Telford to Robert Lee Staab son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Staab of San.
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W. L.telford
28Th St
Sylva Jane Telford
Robert Lee Staab
Edgar W. Staal
San
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Abry
Beaumont
Plain Folks
Ms Dertand
Iowa
Los Angeles
Goren
Marbut
G. R. Saverance
Pat Culver
Bess Ozlesby
Reg
Ames
Locrine
Wards Scientific
Wlan’ Sig
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