Many Ways To Play By Oswald Jacoby and Partners
Bridge piece discusses bidding and play in a novice game with South as declarer and West’s timing choices. It analyzes how different first diamond and spade leads could affect the outcome, noting two potential lines to reach nine tricks and asking if East could have set the hand. Also reports Mrs. Essick honored at 82 with a Lake Murphy birthday barbecue hosted by relatives and guests from St. Louis and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana
Xidgar Kaplan
West
East
South
Declarer
Essick
John B. Hssick
Murphysboro
Lake Murphyshoro
John M. Essick
Herrin
C. WV. Morton
St. Louis
Anita Norton
Boston
Mass
Norton
Ann Landers Answers Readers on High School Yearbooks
In a column style letter, Ann Landers addresses the hurt caused by a cruel yearbook inscription and related tales of generosity and misperception. The piece also covers reader inquiries about a hospital gift, a government employee taking office supplies, and social committee announcements from Xi Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi in Chester with local civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Elsie
Ann
Xi Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Chester
Catherine Goff
Jane Foy
Frances McDonald
Virginia House
Helen Wittenborn
Miss Golf
Alice J. Grat
McDonald
J. Pat Meyer
Anita Mueller
Elaine Nelson
Fey
Wittenborn
Churchwomen Seek Clothes For Missions Drive
Carbondale United Church women collect blankets and used clothing for Church World Service. A collection truck will be in Carbondale Tuesday with four yearly drives. Items should be clean and in good condition and boxes labeled with church name and address. Pickup is at First Methodist Church basement entrance on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
First Methodist Church
National Council of Churches
Lewis J. Rossilor
Chautauqua
4 H Foods And Electricity Demonstrations Held
About 100 Williamson County 4 H Club members and leaders attended foods demonstration and electrical activity training at Marion Junior High School. The trainings prepared for the county foods demonstration contest on July 20 with Donna Litton Rhonda Murman Lynne Di Pietro and Hrlene Brelaff assisting. Ruth Whitley of Central Illinois Public Service Co spoke using lamps for a lighting demonstration and showed a film strip on light conditioning. Colorado Carnations are the only trademarked flowers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Marion Junior High School
Donna Litton
Rhonda Murman
Johnston City
Lynne di Pietro
Nener
Hrlene
Brelzlaff
Ruth Whitey
Central Ulinais
Social Calendar: Friendly Neighbors Unit meeting at Kinley home
In Freeman Spur at 7 30 p m the Friendly Neighbors Unit of the Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association meets at the home of Mrs Ed Kinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Spur
Friendly Neighbors
The
Williamson County Homemakers Extension Association
Ed Kinley
Wades to mark 25th anniversary at home
Herrin couple Mr. and Mrs. Lindell Wade celebrate silver wedding with an open house at 1612 West Cherry Street on Sunday. The reception runs from 3:40 to 5 p.m. Mrs Wade, formerly Marjorie Dale, recalls their July 8 1939 marriage. A separate 1964 note says national parks will build a thousand more individual campsites in coming year.
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Pern
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Odie
West Frankfort
Jewell Phillipart
San Francisco
Salif
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Smith-Corona
Tyr
Plsslelelevinstad
ANNAN
Office Supply Bru Company
Ilinois
Jerry Ann Piller
Wilbert Charles Kueker
Charles Kueker
Ellis Grove
St. Pete’s Lutheran Church
Evansville
Charles Piller
Crosstown, Mo
Leonards
Phipps
Larry Phipps
Charlotte Phipps
Raymond
West Carrollton
Ohio
Kenneth Phipps
Colorado
Eritrea
Ean
Ysboro
Marion-Herrin
Imber
Carth Ryde
Old Colony Publick House
West Broadway
Sparta
Illinois
ACE
Tiel Torch
Wrigley’s
West Monroe
ACE Hardware