Freak bidding at World Bridge Olympiad sparks debate
In the World Bridge Olympiad match Jacoby’s famous freak hands lead to wild bids. West opens hearts against six spades doubled, defense takes five for plus 900, a better result than three no trump. At another table North-South reach spade sacrifice, East opens clubs, South overcalls and six spades is doubled for nine points.
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Oswald Jacoby
West
North
South
Queen of Diamonds
Pattern description for Blotta dress and patterns
A vintage pattern description details a dress with a dash stripe, neckline, and shoulder shaping. It lists fabric suggestions beige silk linen navy trim shantung silk crepe options, size charts and yardage, pricing for patterns No 1125 Misses and No 2007 Half Sizes, order method, postage terms, and pattern book offers from SPADER New York address.
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Anthony Blotta
Duchess of Windsor
G.P.O
New York
Choir to Sing at Hospital Chapel
The Radio Tabernacle choir of Herrin First Apostolic Church will sing at Marion Veterans Administration Hospital chapel services at 7 30 p m Monday. Luke Bradfield leads the choir. Sermon by Joe Clary pastor Carbondale Church of Christ. Invoked by Daryl Busby Christopher Church of Christ pastor. Benediction by Ray Enoch Buncombe Church of Christ pastor. Adult visitors are welcome.
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Radio Tabernacle Choir
Herrin First Apostolic Church
Marion Veterans Administration Hospital
Seba E. Marshall
Carbondale Church of Christ
Luke Bradfield
Daryl Busby
Christopher Church of Christ
Joe Clary
Carbondale
Ray Enoch
Buncombe
Why Do Men Humiliate Children In Divorce Contexts
Dear readers discuss custody bias and parental behavior in divorce. A mother’s fitness standard guides custody. fathers may expose children to alleged faults. A student worries about class differences and parental manners. Ann counsels pride in parents over social pretensions.
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Ann Landers
W.W.W
Home Garden Club Tours Decorated Rooms at Mernard Penitentiary
Chester hosts of the American Home Garden Department of the Chester Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. Ross V. Randolph's home in the Wardens quarters at Mernard Penitentiary. Mrs. Randolph led the program The Art of Decorating and the group toured redecorated rooms. Superintendent Owen Randolph led the business meeting. The department plans a Christmas party at 1 30 p m Monday in Buena Vista National Bank community rooms with handmade gifts to be exchanged.
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Rudolph Kloth
Erwin Middendorf
Joe Aspley
Chester
Chester Woman's Club
Ross V. Randolph
Mernard Penitentiary
Randolph
Owen Randolph
Buena Vista National Bank
Raders Celebrate Fifty Years of Marriage in Anna
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader of 410 High St Anna marked their 50th wedding anniversary. Married November 10 1914 in Jonesboro the Raders are Union County lifelong residents who moved to Anna in 1941. Elmer Rader worked as a farmer forestry worker and custodian at Anna schools retiring in 1960. They have four living children Leroy Hopkinsville Ky Norma Jane Eaves Madison Mary Allen Petersburg and Mildred Allen Anna. son Austin was killed in 1960.
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Elmer Rader
High St
Anna
Jonesboro
Rader
Union County
State Division of Forestries
Anna City
Raders
Leroy
Hopkinsville
Norma Jane Eaves
Madison
Mary Allen
Petersburg
Mildred Allen
Austin
Eighty Attend Woodmen Dinner in Johnston City
About 80 people attended the Johnston City Woodmen Drum and Bugle Corps annual dinner at Farris Steak House. A flag was presented by Scout Troop 64 led by Hart Lawrence, who also gave an achievement award and trophy to Tommy Owens for participation and attendance. Allen Mitchell was runner up. Diane Bandy was chosen queen, with Brymer as marshal and runner up. Guests included Nick Newberry of Omaha, Woodmen national secretary Jack Overstreet of Mt. Vernon, state manager, and John Robinson of Fairfield, trustee.
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Johnston City
Woodmen
Farris
Hart Lawrence
Tommy Owens
Owens
Warner Bros Buys Rights to Poor Richard Play
New York AP Warner Bros purchases the movie rights to Jean Kerr's new comedy Poor Richard. Under a sliding scale contract Kerr can receive up to 500000 dollars for screen rights based on the Broadway stage run length.
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New York
Richard
Jean Kerr
Warner Bros
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