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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1971
Page
36
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss the West hand after a three no trump sequence. The pair favors leading the four of hearts to gain tricks, while noting hearts generally outperform spades though exceptions exist. The column analyzes lead choice and defensive strategies.
Three Central High School students David Haworth Sarah Aderholdt and Christine Conner are selected for the 1971 Governor's School summer session. Conner will study natural sciences while Aderholdt and Haworth join the Governor's School orchestra. Additional selections include Kenneth Hill Thomasville William Davis Lexington Donald Harrington Thomasville Luellen Curry Lexington Margaret Johnson Asheboro Stephen Bell Guilford County social science Mary Peacock Emily Hecht Guilford in dance Ginger Marr Guilford instrumental music Carol Rallings Guilford English Bruce Causey Alan Sawyer Sylvia Smith Guilford natural science.
Linda Stout a senior at Allen Jay School won first place in the State Leadership Conference public speaking contest of the Future Business Leaders of America. K D Snider presented a portable Royal Typewriter at the awards banquet in Durham Civic Center.
A Mars Road residence of Mr and Mrs E Doby was destroyed by a Saturday night fire around 8 p m Volunteers from Southmont and Lexington helped control the blaze which started in the kitchen No injuries were reported
Real estate ad urges buyers to own a Springfield townhouse with a small down payment and monthly payments stated as low as 8000 dollars per month. Contact 885-9079 for details.
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