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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1961
Page
9
Dear Fool, Aunt Molly advises a teen stuck on an older steady to date others and gain perspective. The letter notes a 15 year old girl, a 18 year old boyfriend, and a persistent pursuit of the other girl, urging self-respect and variety in dating.
Mildred K Flanary reports Barbara Ann Baking Co offers Brown n Serve Danish White Rolls and Brown n Serve Danish Corn-Roll. Just bake 7 to 10 minutes for fresh Danish rolls with optional serving variations and recipes printed on the package.
Professor James Williams of Vanderbilt compares friendship networks of professional and business wives to those of skilled workers wives finding 68.3 percent of higher status wives have more than six close friends versus 37.4 percent of working class wives. Dr Fauchet of Mayo Clinic outlines three stages of bereavement and cautions against suppressing feelings to avoid future emotional issues.
In a bridge anecdote featuring Ely Culbertson, the North hand held by the late master is highlighted. Ely jumps to seven hearts to provoke East into a seven spades double, East redoubles, and South West pass, with East later expressing a wish to redouble Ely’s redouble.
Jo Frances Kirby, who on March 24 will become Mrs. Gary Ernest Flynn, was honored at a miscellaneous shower and tea. Hostesses included Mrs. Roy Linton and Mrs. C. Owen Roberson led the tea, with Mrs. James Morrison serving at the punch bowl.
A fragment describes a bridge deal with North South vulnerable and a sequence of passes and a double. Opening lead is noted but full context is unclear. The text references generic bids and suits without complete details of players or final contract.
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