The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

BLTTHEVILLK, (AUK.) COUIUEIt NKWS l''ItlI)AY, JUNK 2U, liW BRIDGE E. McKBNNEV Aiiuriraii BrUie Lraiuc tldfe a of partners nrd Individuals, Partners must Bdeirar.at all to. convey to lijbfr'fltber, Ihi! correct picture of by on: parinsr If will probably 10-8-6 i NORTH fe 2 Ul 5 Dealer SOUTH 4IC-M- VA-5-3 A-8 9 3 I-; with'the five of cluts and Boulli playing the deuce of diamonds. you will notice South first played the seven and thin tho deuce of diamonds In order lo advise partner flmt lie held tha queen of diamonds, as the discarding of UK six and three of diamonds by North showed South where Hie king of diamonds wns. Declarer leads the four of dlamonJs and disregarding the trta.na- tlon obtained from pirtner.

jilayo the nine cf diamonds, Ounuuy whir, the trick with (he ace, mid then re, turns the eMghl of diamonds which i North is forced lo win with the Iking. He must then lead intu thi declarer's tenace In hearts I gives the declarer a small slam. If North hod paid attention to South's discard, lie would have thrown tils king of diamonds on ihj diamond lead of the declarer, and North and South would have taken three tricks, holding the declarer to four no trump. (Copyright, 1(31, NBA Service, Inc.) i The hand was played in an auc- fie 'dealer, passed, -Weft bid one no bought the contract, f'Att contract briage, tWdlns iouid; tie-South West one no East bid lour Inviting-pirtoer to go to 1 aiWtit 1 holds a mini- luoff Nptth' Has jths'. opening lead.

His (yc.fl<»ig: headed by iUigsV while. -we -to ijn'ifrpm a suit headed by a'king', times when this the ilyVopenlng In the) hand. As the the longest, the fourth fsHJi'eaf I is seven' lilcJa'itheVdeclarer' allows. found-to his The. declarer spojde suit, leading from his thres winning the linj.trfck-ln the-dummy with Ih; ck'.

vOri three spades, North tire '10 of. spades six of niid ic six of follows 'with and siveu of. spides. he of spades is.returned fr'cm ummy, West, the. declarer, dls- of.

Ntirth ropplng starts the suit oinj dummy, leading' tlic king and andVtiien the dibs; frosn Spui Is- nrding the s'svcri of dla'mbiVds. iarerj wins the trick wilh the'-jack, ivd the elsjiit 'of I o'f'clubs is.then ted the 'dlamands, dnnimy follow Hayti Sociely-r-Pcrsonal Servkes Held Thuriday for Young Manila Boy MANILA June Harold Needliam, of Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Ncedham, who lives three nnd hnlf miles sculh cf Manila, was Interred at the Manila cemetery yesterday af- Itinoon.

Joseph Harold died us a result of an appendicitis operation at the St. Bernard HiispUul. Joncs- boro, Wediiesday, Juiw Zt. Hi' Is survived by his father and mother, his brothers, John F. Iintioden, James nnd Farrls, nnd sisters, Hetty Lee and Vlrgin- in.

The services were held at ahc Hi! si Methodist Church und were conducted by the Hev. C. H. Bumpers of Manila. Little Joseph Hnrold would been ten eld next Monday.

He was born on Ills father's farm near Manila. His Eraiidfalher, Bqulro Jtohn Needham, who is at present Town Recorder, has held public office longer lhan any other" man In the State. First Derby Winner Ended Days in U. S. I.ONDON.

(UPl-The winner of first Epsom Derby In 1780 was named Dlomed. At 21 he went, to America, where he lived another 10 years. Dlomed founded a famous lln; of bloodstock, and a Ircmcndaui, influence on the crlcnti thoroughbred. i According to one chronicler of! 'the period, "there was almost us much mourning In th; old colony land at his demise as there wasi at the death of George Washing-1 i ton." PIGG ftad CJsiirlcr News NV Ads. Don't uirTr-r IK Clran, Ol' or Itrpalr tlul OU 'Fan.

Walpole Electric Shop Plinnc Mrs: J. F. ZUnmer enterlalnrf a group of the younger set With a jarty at her home Wednetday ev3- Ung, complimenting her guut, Mlu Zelda ZLmmers of Advance, Mo. D-incInt and cardi were eujoyjd throughout the evening. Dsllcloin refreshments were served by the Iwstess.

Tha bsy scout tronp' with their scoutmaster, T. Arorex, spent Wednesday afternoon nl Brown's Ferry, on un outing. The Young Womrn's Auxiliary met nt the Baptist church Tuesday evening with Miss Flora Bush In charge of a very Interesting program. Mrs. Plilllp Hamrn and children were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Wolf Khourie Thursday. Jim Nelhcry arid son of Caruth- crsvtlle visited Mrs. H. L.

Mc- Clannhan and Mrs. WU1 Oil! Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Golden and children and Miss Lavern motored to Greenway, Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Goldcn'c parejits. and E. arid children motored to Camptcll, Sunday for a visit with relatives. They were accompanied horn-; by Mlia Uable' Polllck who will be their guest thls week.

CcHjrier News Waut Ads Bargains for (Icr.ume Spriujf. Hind (Jtiiirlers, IJj. 15 Fore Quarters, Pound alt Meat NOW GOING ON FIRE SALE Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes At Half Price and Less D. Hughes Company 'WHNEBS Bweood All lie and Monday iiK 1 way y.ni want it, iiwifl's Silver- I'oiiiul Jowls, LI). Finest Sitle, Pound II lraf iid i VIuna'Q'jP l-'resh Xu.

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