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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
3
In a Wichita Falls tournament example Jacoby on bridge shows misuses of conventions. Martha could not ruff the last heart as a club was played. A spade ace and club trumping forced dummy’s king and jack of clubs to win, leading to a grand slam by Mrs. Hammond after drawing trumps.
Mr. Roscoe a Greenville native with over twenty years in the business becomes head of the O P O store in High Point with Hank Sirkin Burgess and Mrs Ruby assisting. He invites the public to visit at 101 S Main St for Easter men’s suits coats and sport coats.
Morganville engineer Steve Lavoie leads Lavoie Laboratories as he crafts an automatic radio dog finder for big game hunters. The device attaches a three pound transmitter to the dog's back with a receiver carried by the guide, aiming to improve tracking in jungles and mountains amid jaguars, onzas, and other elusive targets.
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