May Fellowship Day Observed by Long Beach Women
The Long Beach Unit of Women United at the Methodist Church marks May Fellowship Day on Friday. The program starts at 1 a.m. with a luncheon at noon.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
6
The Long Beach Unit of Women United at the Methodist Church marks May Fellowship Day on Friday. The program starts at 1 a.m. with a luncheon at noon.
A bingo party is planned for Saturday at 7 30 p m in Wardlow Park Clubhouse at Stanbridge Street and Clark Avenue. Sponsored by the Ben Gurion chapter Friends of Pioneer Women admission one dollar. The afternoon session follows with Gifts to Claim. Guest speaker Rhea Zakich of Garden Grove created a verbal game during throat surgery convalescence.
Dear Abby responds to a 42 year old mother of two who lost her husband’s estate, house, car, and health, leaving her with nothing and fearing she may be losing her mind. Letters from readers note a flood of mail overwhelming Salvation Army efforts to locate missing kin.
May programs at Long Beach boot for Adults explore Japanese culture and computer technology. Topics include the tea ceremony and calligraphy as well as Bonsai growing and flower arranging. A four Thursday series at Emerson School features IBM representative Joseph A. Mic cio examining the computer’s capabilities and future impact.
A series of training sessions for parents of diabetic children will be held at Children's Hospital of Orange County CHOC. Sessions meet Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in CHOC's center with 10 families per session and a $10 fee. Co sponsored by the American Diabetes Association of Southern California. Reservations at the Orange hospital.
The Georgian Dancers of Israel bring their American premier tour to the Scottish Rite auditorium 4357 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles performing today through Thursday with 40 members founded by Ilia Namatalashvili former premier dancer and choreographer of the National company of Georgia U.S.S.R. He emigrated to Israel in 1972 and formed the company noted for leaping dances and bright costumes. A Thursday matinee is at 2 30 pm and evening shows at 6 30 pm.
Woman's City Club hosts a luncheon Friday in the clubhouse at 1309 E Third St. Tickets cost 225 with reservations through Ruth Jamison at 1905 E First St.
A fast playing declarer, eager for slam, bypasses a straightforward line and overlooks a key idea he hasn’t considered yet in today’s focus on slam.
In a tense hand the declarer draws two rounds of trumps, ruffs clubs in dummy to establish the suit, and with careful timing fights to make 12 top tricks. Commentary notes luck with the singleton club and a missed spade finesse as the key turning points.
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