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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
18
Dear Abby answers readers on a single man employing a housekeeper who must live in, whether such a role is “keeping” or “playing” house. A minister's wife asks if she is automatically invited to weddings her husband officiates, noting parishioners’ surprise when she is not present.
The fourth International Piano Competition in memory of Clara Haskil will be held in Lucerne in August 1969. A wedding ceremony prompts questions about guests and ministers, and whether a minister and his wife should attend services or events as guests.
Long Beach Suburban Republicans invite members to a Mexican dinner party at 4213 Fleethaven Road Lakewood. Guests include Congressman Craig Hosmer William Teague George Deukmejian Ed Brockman James Hayes Woody Smith Ray Griffiths and Mrs Griffiths in a 7 30 pm cocktail hour with dinner and dancing to follow.
Helen White, in the 1935 National Women's Pair, makes an important overtrick in five clubs. She leads the deuce of spades from dummy risking a rough, starts with two losers, and after East covers with the queen of spades he returns the jack of diamonds.
The text traces the name changes of famed bridge player Helen White, later Helen Smith, then Helen Subel, noting her prominence as the era’s top woman bridge player. It mentions a specific bridge hand and references her post‑1935 marriages.
The Japanese American Citizens League Harbor District Chapter plans a four dinner and takeout event to sample tempura shrimp and vegetables. From 3 30 to 7 p m at the Japanese American Community Center 1766 Seabright Ave Fred Miyake, chairman, says tickets are at the door with proceeds funding community youth activities.
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