The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 9

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1935. 1 1 1 lmmL AND FEATURES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN WHAT Stars Say Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, this week at Kentucky Wesleyan College. Inspirational services are being conduct- 175 AT METHODIST MEET. Special to The Courier-Journal. Winchester, June 19.

Ap' proximately 175 youths are at By MARY BLAKE. (Copyrlitht.) PICKED FOR FILM CAREER A- Fin TT min'T Gemini. (Jiilbertson On Contract Bridge By ELY CULBERTSON. 'Gooyrisht.) Hr. Culb-rtson will ta clad to answer Questions about contract bridge for Courier-Journal readers vilio send with their inquiries a 3-crnt stamped, addressed en-velope.

Questions should bp mailed to him in care of Thn Courlrr-Joimial lO VYllAfviiNU If June 20 is your birthday, the tending the fifth annual Young People's Assembly of Kentucky Methodist Church, Louisville. best hours for you on this date are from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.. and from 6:30 i 3 to 8:30 p.m. The danger periods It Is to Lauffh. are from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m., from It is not very kind to laugh at: Family Shoe Stars i 220 S.

FOURTH the misfortuntes of others, and for this reason I hesitated before using today's hand. But sometimes I MR. PEEK, FormerlT Manirrr Shoe Dfn't. In Herman Ktrn ti Son Now Maaaxer humakr' bridge games produce examples of genuine humor, and the deai below is one of them. It was! i 1 f' I i 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., and from 10:30 until midnight.

If you contact friends this day you may profit by it. If a woman, and June 20 is your birthday, you may be inclined to lire of an environment or fixed responsibilities. The child born on June 20 generally requires careful guidance in personal affairs. If a man, and June 20 is your natal day, you will succeed better if you do not have too many irons in thn firo Mrs; Hieber Elected Head of'State Council Daughters of America Con-- vention Ends At I li Lexington. Th Courier-Journal Lexington Bureau.

Lexington, June 19. The thirty-third annual convention of the State Council Kentucky, Daughters of America, concluded here tonight with a banquet at the Phoenix Hotel, honoring Mrs. Em-'jnai Hieber, Newport, who was elected councilor of the organization at a session at the hotel this "rnoming. Mrs. Hieber and other officers elected earlier today 'were installed at ceremonies Ibeld at the hotel this afternoon.

Mrs. Naomi Donovan, Louisville, twas elected associate State coun- eilor; Mrs. Gertrude Vance, Lexington, vice councilor; Mrs. Mabel treasurer; Mrs. Bower, Louisville, conductor; Mrs.

Mary Maas, Maysville, warden; Mrs. Margaret Grimmeis-seri, Ludlow, inside sentinel, and Mrs7 Gladys Beck, Louisville, outside sentinel. 4 Masonic Leaders to Attend League Picnic Hebbert Henderson, grand master, Kentucky Grand Lodge of 'Masons; Hugh Moore, deputy grand master; I. B. Ross, grand tenior warden; S.

P. Alderson, played in a casual game at Crock-ford's Club, a New York bridge club. One of the players held as hi 4 ft Women's New Blue. White, nearly a perfect hand as most of) 71' Novelry Pumps, Cray, Blonde, us will ever see. He was first thrown off his course by an open-' ing psychic bid, and in trying to) Brown, 5 Ties in Bom June 20 Helen Gould 1 i bnepara, pmuininropisi; josepn M.

Wilson, architect: Louis W. 5Ni 1JB Not All Size lliv and Low Htrli. recover he got his bidding up and finally played at a part-score contract in his weakest suit, instead of at a grand slam contract in his best suit. South, dealer. East-West vulnerable.

A 8 7 3 2 104 A 10 8 6 3 2 I itrulT S1.9 ana Si 5J UaaBtr, Weyth, jurist. ivjj BELLAMY CLUB TO MEET, 1j Thn P.nn.imv rinK will mrt at SIHMARrRS, s. rOCRTH 8 p.m. Thursday at The Tyler, i A jur ats A ''nVJaV" 9 6 6 4 9 7 5 3 5 A 10 A 10 A 6 0 A. grand junior warden, and James 1 Garnett, grand treasurer, will at tend the annual celebration of REFRIGERATION R0LLAT0R A 4 7 7 5 3 2 0 8 2 A 9 7 4 Look at the West hand carefully; you may never see one like it.

It was unfortunate for West that he was not the dealer; by making an opening two-bid and receiving a positive response from his partner he would probably have succeeded in reaching seven no-trump. But (Associated Prei Photo. MISS MARSHA HUNT. Miss Hunt, a New York dramatic school student, was given a seven-year optional contract with Par a mourn even though she insisted she dfd not want a film career. 3306 the St.

John's Day League Saturday at Fontaine Ferry Park. Invitations to attend have been sent Gov. Ruby Laffoon and Gov. Paul V. McNutt of Indiana.

Swimming contests, a baby popularity contest, games and 5 music by five bands have been arranged for the entertainment cf those attending the outing. A CTEBt MAKE 1 nd 1 bii Good Taste Today By EMILY POST. (Copyright.) AS THE WEATHER GETS HOTTER Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson West did not deal; and South, a Furnished With Every Tattern. famous woman player, sensed the Cool cottons like handkerchief hopeless nature of the North-South lawns, dimity prints, chiffon seer- hands and made a psychic opening A romnrnmiu Tn In viiaHnns. at me Samp IUT1C SO 11 SCCmS lO tw, tw.

ct woi me emphasizes the actual mean- nc! of the word "Home." The date suckers, shantung and linen-like ibid of one club West could have coped with this up my mma soon wnemer my party will be in the afternoon orjWUcfn Jmberh 10 15 ht formal than the completely psychic attack by overcalling with two clubs, a bid which is forcing to game and which shows about the same strength as an opening two-bid. But West was confused am mistaken in be correct but ceremonious "the tenth of September." For almost any semi-formal but pleasantly friendly evening at home I think this wording fills a long-felt want. lieving that an invitation which weaves you'll find delightfully cool materials for this one-piece dress. Style No. 3306 is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52 inches bust.

Size 36 requires 3Ts yards of 39-inch material. Send 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to the Pattern Department of The Courier-Journal. Write plainly your name, by the array of aces and kings reads ''will be at which faced him. and could not home" is suitable fk i a keep his wits about him. He failed to overcall in the opponents' suit, but bid only two spades.

Fine oniy ior aiicrnoou parties? This party i will be a big one but not formal, and Dear Mrs. Post: Do you prefer that the request for a reply be written "II. S. V. or s.

v. Answer: Personally, for myself, I like It. s. v. p.

very decidedly. But I think this is be Since this bid, while strength- Stationery Engraving edding Invitations Announcements snowing, is not iorcmg, it was very lucky for West that his part-! ha4ve fhnIts "At -a I 'J derstood that ner kept the bidding open at all. IT- II 1 iiome implies 3 ball or large re- cause it has been so long chosen I by people of best taste, much as' your address and the pattern number. Be sure to give the size you want. The latest edition of The Courier-Journal Fashion Book contains valuable material on fashions, beauty and health.

The price of the book is 10 cents. No. 3306. Size But the luck was still holding up, and East bid three diamonds, North having passed. West now realized his first over- ception.

Isn't there hrmly Test. somo compromise in the wording; of an invitation to a party of the these same people have chosen (and still choose) small mono- 3 call had by no means shown his! But TV1 in rnn 1 rl fe' 1 SHU SUlvtiiCl llCl at the present moment S. great power, and knew he should have bid the opponents' suit. To be used at any time of day? Tl i Maniifddurers Class Ruigs and Pins 418-420 Mam Street Louisville There is a new form, 1 tw- frnm T.nPlnnrl This-P1 are CHOOSing. repair this error, West decided to Answer imported Name bid clubs.

"Three clubs!" said he. Alas, this could have made matters even worse; for, three diamonds having already been bid, three clubs was insufficient. But Street Address State reads: Mr. and Mrs. John Smartlington at Home on Monday evening, September 10, from 8 until 10 o'clock.

I find this a very pleasing midway promise of something obviously not formal, and yet not too informal. The little modifies the capital in "at Home" and North could have rescued West from his predicament by calling attention to the irregularity; for CLUB TO HEAR CANDIDATES. Elam Huddleston and Bailey P. Wootton, two of seven announced candidates for the Democratic nomination for Governor, have accepted invitations to address the Jefferson Democratic Club at 8 p.m. Thursday at its headquarters, 421 E.

it was announced by Fred O. Sprowl, president of the club, which was organized recently. The other candidates will be invited later, Mr. Sprowl said. Permanent Haus Special West would then have corrected his error by bidding six or seven no-trump.

North, however, wis not so kindly disposed. He merely I REGULAR $5.00 VALUE passed. Keeping Fit By J. V. BRTON.

Jl II. ropvriht I Steam East decided West had a fair hand with a strong club suit, and that the opponents probably had the major suit strength, making game impossible. So East passed, too. South, sunremelv haDnv thnt 1 -ii-iimi 1 I 'i 1. Five Types of Minunr.

All over the world a dcter- Oil PERMANENT Beautiful Pnsh-Uo WaTe the opponents had not reached al finrt (ho rnnco nf mtfrnino nnr- ll CR0QU1GN0LE J. L.M-'V fc, 5 i if i i II II ri I ii i- 1 2 a i 5 i i- i i 1 1 ii 5 i i I 1 i i game (though of course not dreaming how ereat thp sided headache accompanied with! nervous and oiner 01s- really was), was satisfied to pass l5llll SPIRAL li Wu a 13 wa I 7 ana Jet west play the hand in her best suit. ik W. 19 '(Mi Wrapped From Scalp to Ends or Ends to Scalp turbances. It has long been felt that overwork, worry, sluggish And at three clubs, undoubled, the biggest hand ever dealt in L.

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