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Before h^tA A K 9 8 3¥ A ! 0 4♦ J 10 ^3a.on#ers already have the int what I mean when 1.Mrsticitftlarentbry was High PoinA 1075VQ753 ♦ R 4ISS INW %sA 16 4¥ K98S ♦ K 95 A 6 42was morning for Town and Counthe♦MrIt11fikschooltoday wh# the ThankAn extended w will be observed, opening on Mor.d popped corn and hDealer ] ...THANKSGIVING TREAT!I IpersonsthenuLEW ALLENJA* » • »Ura bo iFIRST CITYSHOWING!a 1 kCollege Tower 0f a ^on, |t illof do them ms♦ *HAVE SON. _. ( larence Iew * jannounce the birth;i Wayne, Novem- j I!USthIt * mbuy,1 to r*«w iunit of th\V{ton street!IMrs. MwlicenA Q2 ¥ J 3 4 A Q 3 A AQ 109 5 3Tournament—Neither vulhr«orto on^erv'e a fumpie waytheir respective 1 holiday.lieh Point Memorial iaUsee them per* hospital. MiI,ewa!lens the lSEE! N () H T II CARO!lormei%.vi II.INA’S OWN DAMEIBOONE AS HISTORY IsIr -w ^iiaiiiiiig BRylcii im m •BEC KY' JANETTE FORRESTMr, and Mrs Frank Forrest of ksville route 3 announce theBROI GUT TO LIFE ONbirth of rAVt tniK Si liEEStAt.aAF I L M E D ON LOCA\LrioNTHE GREATS M O K \ MOf M AINSN. C.vi.Kit aarrvHa v worth ParksDOWNEARTH•r, Becky Janette, November 16 at the Lexing ion Memorial hospital rest is the former Lou Bates of this cityWe*t1 VPassPasaPas*PassNorthI A3 e4 ¥5 ¥« 4RatiPasaPassPatsPassPassOpening—¥ 3Z$Mrs. For- NOVICE FALLA INTOM.ss I ’eg c v fi HIAMONDS 't 4 K F aLea\ing99» ....tn TftchnlcelwFfftturfs*I II, 3:16, S IS, !.?•, 9 ftMany clubs, YMCA s and other community groups not only proHoliriav Trier* TomorrowNOWSHOWINGsoj*N OR I H ( \ROWfTH THE MIGHTY FORCEI I N \ IIISTORV* lt;rOF EXCITEMENT FURYTHE MAKING!AND ROMANCE OFAMERICA S EARLY FRONTIERSSEE! Y' V 1) k I N VM)VADKIN VALLEYI H E YJ\s i: n ilUr Picture With * Heart\y Big An All Outdoors!■ RED STALLIONIn Glorious ColorwithROBERT VMGf VOHFFN \ \M|I r;» lON VI USONK* IVa‘EARLY NORTH CARO-RIALTOILA ITS! HOWLS!SCREAMS!IN OIR“CARTOONCOMEDYCARNIVAL”w ithI IN v HISTOKV .fIIOur Turkey Day ProgramI%Ii *IOHN M \\ \KiIILL ^ Ol II FAVOR! ! K CARTOON STARS'_r. I \\ RKI HARD\COMRDVplUNTHF 3 RTOOGKB (OMKD\inSEE! SEE!■*yIiv\(.n \sn theB A D M W*vide instruction *n bridge but al [hold regular card parties and duplicate tournaments. Joseph Mad:* son of San Francisco, Calif., wrote |me that he and his wife, who 11 played auction for several years, eivnt i t is ud lt;(Hit; m•! with lt;series of lessons at the “Y’M. Hei jwas quite proud of the fact that; .Mrs, Madison made six diamonds on today’s hand.She made ,i fine two-diamondj hid w ith oqlv lt;t: ee-card suit ‘tell her partner that she had a pretty strong hand, especially inView of his free spade bid.They were using the Blackwood■ tion, so Mrs. Madison’s bid of four no trump asked for acesand the five-heart response show-two, However. 1 think that10:55 a. m2:25 p. m. !andNo ChanLimit1*110i\0l I.Ts 5!»■ — Kins lie — Tax lmT1IOI SANDSBLOOD THIRSTYINDIANS ON THE YY A RPAT II!IImmPN.I1!iiSEE! THE INDIAN ATTACKS ON TH IIIWAGON TRAINS. SEE! THE ATTACKI!ANOTHERTHANKSGIVINGAND BATTLE4IOKT BOONE!A\IIw me !iNOW THE TOYYN OFBOONESBORO. KY.NOIIC K! NOTIC'K!\Show Starts 1 P. M.TONIGHT-OUR SCREEN TONIGHTTHURSDAYTilftPERSONALITY KIDSi..V.iADMISSION FORTHIS ATTRACTIONTHURSDAYFRIDAYPLUS CARTOON%DON’T MISS TH!Swhen site bid five no trump shereally wanted to play it there •* that also is a Blackvtood bid, asking for kings, her partner bfd -ix diamonds to show one king.Mrs. Madison decided to stay there rather than risk the bid of seven clubs, which of course would have been a calamity.She played low from dummy on the opening heart lead and East i won the trick with the king. The; four of spades was leturned and won in dummy with the king. The; lt;; t k of diamonds was led, and when East refused to cover, Mrs.| Madison let it ride, then led the: hr-** oi diamonds, finessing the,queen* Then the ace of diamonds) picked up the king and the ace of clubs was led. dummy discarding the ten of hearts.It was useless to try to ruff out the club suit because Mrs. Madison had no entries back to her own hand. She depended entirely upon the spade break, and when it vvorkixl her contract was made.LflY-flfor ChrDIAIVHWAT(LIJGGGIF“A ash SavesJEWELRYADULTSSCREEN AND STAGE PARTY!CHILDREN......I2chighl’OTNTONLY NEKhborhoodTHE*™*honf*f*pin\WEST END THEATRE■A.’ARE IN HIGHmm?
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina, US
Wed, Nov 26, 1947
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