Bridge bidding growth from good to grand slam gains
In a 1932 National team championship final the bidding escalates to seven clubs after a sequence where Louis Watson and the writer interpret bids to reach a grand slam. The article notes improved bidding culture and outlines a conventional path: one clubs opening, two hearts, three clubs, four notrump, five diamonds, leading to seven clubs unless fear of grand slam blocks the bid.
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Lous H. Watson
Louis
North
South
Dear Helen Lonely Wife Seeks Love Not Clothes In Union Strain
In a column from Dorothy Dix, a wife laments her husband who works and talks unions, offers no affection, and treats home as a showroom. Helen advises a weekend away to restore attention and ends with guidance on a later jewelry theft incident, urging caution and conversation.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Help Your Children Clear Right From Wrong, Readers Urged
A plea to parents to actively guide their daughters between good and bad conduct. The notice advises families to search homes and cooperate with authorities, stressing the seriousness of a child’s reputation. Readers are asked to send concerns to Helen Worden Erskine with a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Beil Syndicate
Providence WLS Meeting In Kemptown Votes Supply Need
Kemptown reports Providence WLS at the church hall on November 1 at 8 p m. Mrs Amos Twenty Jr led devotions on Take The Name of Jesus With You. Assistants included Mrs Lester Biggs Mrs George Runkles Mrs Ellsworth Mullinix Mrs Clarence Crum Mrs Lu Buggs and Mrs Wittred Runkles. Mrs William Browning, president, oversaw the business meeting and the group voted to accept the supply asks of $21 for the coming year with Mrs Lee Riggs instructed to mail.
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Clarence Crum
Kemptown
Providence
WLS C. S
Church Hall
Amos Twenty Jr
Jesus
Twenty
Lesters Biggs
George Runkles
Ellsworth Mullinix
Clarence ‘Crum
Lu Buggs
Wittred Runkles
William Browning
Mirs
Lee Riggs
Christmas Boxes For Local Boys In Armed Forces
Community notices describe a church Fellowship dinner on November 13 at 7 p.m. and a Christmas party on December 6 at the church hall with a one dollar gift exchange. Also listed are local hospital visits, a TV course start on November 2, a Halloween youth party, and various family announcements.
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Montgomery
E. Beckett
Amos Twenty Jr
Wilfred Runkles
Melvin Tingle
Kemptown
T. UC
Jesus
Wmar-Tv
Edward Bauman
Calvin Isaacs
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Cole Burke
Frederick Memorial Hospital
British Wives Club Falls into Holiday Plans Amid News Update
The Frederick Branch of the T. E. P. A. met at Mrs. Robert Eaton’s home with 12 members. They planned a Christmas party at the Salvation Army Hall and a bring and buy sale for November. Hostesses were Mrs. Kesselring and Mrs. Dubel. next meeting set for November 15 at Mrs. John Ladino’s home. In unrelated notes, a mother in Spartanburg avoided harm when she leapt into a den of venomous copperheads to save her 2 year old, and W W Waymack, former Des Moines editor and Pulitzer winner, died after a football game attack.
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British Wives Club
Frederick
Robert Eaton
West Patrick Street
Salvaton Army Hall
Eaton
Kesselring
Dubel
Spartanburg
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Edgewood Church Road
RFD
Des Moines, Iowa
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The
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Pearre’s Drug Store
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North Court ST. Frederick, MD
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Managary
West Point Gray
Zenith
Routzahn
Albert
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Grace Trinity United Church of Christ
Routahn & Sons
Pat
Wadhive
Rai
Clearwater
Jeffrey Hunter
Crakley F F
Sx Ick Bar Inc
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