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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1954
Page
14
Oswald Jacoby presents a squeeze play hand from Alfred Sheinwold’s Autobridge set. The seven spades contract tests timing and card location, requiring East to commit before red suits are set up. A crossruff fails. the solution uses exact discards and ruffs to establish South, then complete the play.
A Mother's Day program featured group singing readings and musical selections by local residents including Mrs. Earl Remsberg and Kenny Cook. Awards were given in adult youth and juvenile sewing and flower arrangements. Union Bridge notes report licenses, Bible school plans, illness, a stork shower, garden tours, and a Washington pilgrimage. Navy wins Adams Cup Regatta. crews from Penn and Harvard place behind. Duluth resident Arvo Pere is reported as honest town tale after loss of $5,000 from his pockets.
The May gathering of Camp Detrick Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Joseph Victor's home with 23 members and guests. Mrs Carlton Brown and Mrs Charles Harp led an illustrated talk on home storage needs and solutions. Members highlighted Home Demonstration services and Beatrice Fehr's at-home help. A tailoring-class style show featured nine suits and three coats. Course leader Mrs. Victor, with assistants, organized refreshments.
At Adams town hall Monday evening Carroll Manor Grange opened with the song Melody in Spring. Master Chester Cissell presided to a large attendance. Special committees were named for hall beautification shrubbery and straw- planning activities.
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