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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1950
Page
2
In this NEA Service column Jacoby explains how to read a partner’s unusual canasta play. He notes a four king meld can signal readying to meld out and discusses drawing rules, hand management, and how to infer opponents’ and partner’s hands. He also mentions answering readers’ questions in future columns.
Women from the Prospect Homemakers Club entertained the 4-H Club at Prospect Hall on June 20. Guests with fall and winter birthdays sat at a winter centerpiece table while spring and summer celebrants sat at a playground themed table. After a brief business session, Mrs. Frnest Runkles chaired the program with Mrs. Foard Hood assisting. 4-H leader introduced members and led the pledge followed by a monologue by Mrs. Wm Scheel Jr and singing accompanied by Mrs. Eula-
A fragmented word puzzle item lists terms like Deed Anglo-S slaves Goddess the earth unit of electricity and river boat, hinting at a crossword style clue set about a farm machine named KORIZO used in harvesting grain.
Mrs Frank Badger hosted a club gathering with Miss Sara Whent of Harford county recounting a visit to Mexico City Taxco and its crafts including silver bracelets serape and handmade dolls. Miss Wright described Mexican life and a butt fight while showcasing woven baskets leather shoes and other crafts before leaving for Europe.
Geoffrey Mott-Smith recalls a Chicago Intercollegiate Championship game where Clark University's Frank Nichols used a pessimistic club lead to secure a six heart contract plus extras. The piece notes the optimistic tone toward strong play and criticizes creed-based certainty in religious life, urging focus on the Bible as the true standard.
Col. J. Monroe Johnson, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, collapsed this afternoon after stepping from a plane in Anchorage Alaska following a flight from Tokyo. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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