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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1950
Page
7
A fragment describes a fame game where amiable players chase a winning score. It hints at past successes and the group’s shared drive, noting no one currently holds an exact exset score while each member seeks recognition through steady effort and teamwork.
In a Taneytown column a bridge hand shows Generous George as declarer in four spades while Larceny Lou fields the East cards. Lou cashes hearts, forcing trumps, then tests the dummy. George deflects pressure, teaching a lesson on careful play as Lavency Lou’s skill is noted.
In a bridge hand, George faced an unexpected dummy move as he led a low diamond from the West. The dummy won with the king and played queen of spades to a finesse, succeeding and sparing Generous George from a Lar ceny Lou trap. If over-ruffs occurred at the third trick East would win a trump with king ten, and defenders could squeeze out a diamond trick to defeat the contract.
A jokey tale by Oswald Jacoby portrays Hard Luck Joe failing to complete a canasta as his partner’s melds mount. Frozen piles and failed plays lead to a dramatic finish with natural canastes and final outs.
Large six or seven room brick residence in 200 block with four bedrooms and bath on Jefferson Blvd. Includes refinished floors, new plumbing, steam heat, modernized spaces, two carport or carverage, and potential for two apartments. 30 percent off lot with paved alley and clean back yards. Asking price $15,500. Buyer Insurance Agency Real Estate.
A newspaper note indicates a columnist will answer readers’ questions with the most frequent queries in his Canists column. The item suggests a forthcoming compiled section featuring common inquiries and responses forming a practical guidance feature.
The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church met in regular session Sunday. President Charles Main called the meeting to order and Frank Houck led the lesson reading and devotion.
The opening prayer was by Luther Rice with Boarrard Rice leading the Elijah fighting Evil Forces segment. The death of Jesse Stup, a class member, was reported by Secretary Charles Myers. Attending were 35 Reds, 46 Blues and three visitors. W. 5. Gosnell gave the closing prayer followed by a hymn and the mispah benediction. Say you saw it In The News.
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