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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
30
A bridge note explains when to use the Jacoby Transfer Bid JTB after opening one no trump. It argues against using JTB after overcalls and outlines move to four level in certain hands. The example hand shows potential miscommunications with spade support when partner forgets.
South evaluates the hand after East doubles the partner's no trump. He bids two diamonds, drawing a quiet pass from East and West. South then plays the hand, conceding two trump tricks and one heart and one club, yet still makes the contract by a successful finesse against West's jack. If East had bid three clubs, South could be set if he opened heart.
The North Long Beach Women’s Club GFWC will hold a fundraising card party for the entire membership and guests on Thursday in the Community Room at 3901 Atlantic Ave. The Philanthropy Department sponsors the dessert luncheon served at 11:20 a.m. by chair Mrs. Hiram D. Edwards and committee. Canasta, bridge and pirto thie will be played.
The Ladies of Elks will host a luncheon and card party on Wednesday at the Elks Club located at 4101 EF Willow Street. Hostesses will be Mmes. Thomas at Davis, Edwin Abbott, and George Toennigs.
An advertisement promotes a modern vaginal hygiene powder called Parkette as a gentle effective formula for women who rely on vinegar or harsh products. It claims to mix with water to produce a soothing solution that cleanses delicate tissues and leaves the user poised and confident.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Tuesday at 10:30 am at the YMCA Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue. Mrs. Bessie Crookham leads the program with speakers Revs Miranda Fuller Bernice Sanders Fulton Britain and F. Baldwin. Devotions by Mrs Frances Scheid. Music featured. County convention report by Mines Susan Berger Margaret Norton Austina Monroe Blanche Alien Ellie Youngblood. Ocean View Union hosts luncheon.
The Court Marian 1669 of the Daughters of America will host a card party at the Woodmen of the World Hall 11 W Plymouth St starting at 8 p.m. The event features pinochle bridge canasta and 500 with Phillis Richardson as chair and a refreshments service by her committee.
The Parish Women's Club of St. Maria Goretti Parish hosts a Sept. 28 fashion show and luncheon at Lafayette Hotel with a French theme Silhouette d Autonyne. Guests gather for social hour then a noon luncheon and fall styles display with live guitar by Dave Garo. Proceeds benefit the parish building fund with door prizes including a Las Vegas trip.
A reader asks why his wife dismisses hay fever as a trivial sickness causing severe allergy during August and September. A columnist replies sympathy is scarce for hay fever sufferers, noting shared irritation and humorous nosiness rather than support.
A salad recipe titled Cherry Coke Salad claims to serve 8 to 10 but contains misleading instructions. It lists cherries, pineapple, water, sugar, coke, and cherry jello with nut meats and notes adjustments about liquid balance and draining fruit. The writer emphasizes final liquid should be two cups and cautions against using large Coke bottles.
Classified ads offer quick budget solutions with practical options. Readable listings highlight services and goods from local sellers aimed to stretch dollars and meet everyday needs efficiently.
Mildred K Flanary food editor notes a weight watchers drink made with lemon and lime flavors, one third calorie per ounce. Sugar Free Bubble Up offers a light float when mixed with low calorie ice cream or sherbet, appealing to calorie conscious readers seeking a dry refreshing beverage.
The text debates correcting faults versus changing the whole person and cites marriage as a stable base for a man’s life. It contrasts old evangelist ideas of being born again with modern character education and notes critics who doubt marriage’s value or inevitability.
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