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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on reckless driving dangers and how to handle dates who show off behind the wheel. She also advises a girl to leave a car with a dangerous driver and discusses estate rights when a widowed father remarries, noting stepchildren may eclipse grandchildren without a will.
Eta Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi of Johnston City discussed preparing baskets for the needy and a Christmas banquet for members at a meeting hosted by president Mrs. Jerry Eberhardt. The group attended the high school Christmas concert beforehand.
Ruth Millett argues longevity comes from a mentally young outlook and a happy heart. She celebrates turning 90 and warns against chasing youth by dress or behavior, urging continual learning and curiosity to stay mentally young. A Christmas party for Johnston City First Christian junior choir members occurred Saturday. Jane Watson directed.
Miss Gossett wed Robert Osborn on November 17 at Holts Prairie Baptist Church near Du Quoin. Bride is daughter of Delmar and Mrs Gossett of Mulkeytown. groom is son of the late James and Mrs Osborn of Tamaroa. Reception at the bride's parents home. couple resides at 603 Market, Hartford.
The Johnston City Elwood Rebekah Lodge held its annual Christmas dinner and party in the Odd Fellows dining room Friday night. Mrs. Don Moake led a program of reading carols gift exchange and social hour with members and their families in attendance.
Christmas gathering at the Scout Cabin featured games carol singing led by Mrs. Oscar Buen. Decorations donated by Mrs. Buen and Mrs. Richard Dill. Prizes awarded to Marilyn Salazar Mrs. K B Mills Mrs. Clarence Johnson Mrs. Richard Cohen and Mrs. David McCann. Refreshments served by hostess Mrs. Ernest LeQuatte after a gift exchange.
The article outlines a safety play against a 4-1 diamond break in bridge. It explains a careful South can enter with a spade at trick two and then run a planned diamond sequence, prompting West to show stoppers and avoiding overexposure. The analysis contrasts careless and careful leads and notes the bid of two no-trump remains guarded against.
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