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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
12
Readers navigate a mosaic of clues listing animals places and terms from Cuckoo to Wapiti with hints like farm animal selenium oxlike and river compass point and city names in Ontario and Russia. The page curates abstract definitions and cross references across a thematic word puzzle.
A reader from El Paso asks if correct play always wins and whether experts ever choose losing finesses. Jacoby notes pros frequently employ losing finesses, sometimes with no choice, and sometimes avoidives and directions to prevent the dangerous hand from leading as the deal unfolds.
An expert analyzes two routes to handle the queen of diamonds in a bridge hand. One line risks a three no trump loss if the queen lies with East, while another plan finesses as timing dictates to secure the contract, avoiding the queen’s capture.
Two High Point musicians lead in UNCG Opera Theater production of A Masked Ball by Giuseppe Verdi at Taylor Theatre on the UNCG campus. Kay Phillips soprano stars as Amelia Jannette mezzo Ulrica with double casting for major roles. Phillips and Ogg teach in UNCG music school while pursuing graduate work. Phillips is married to High Point College faculty member William R. Phillips.
Lewis T. Phillips, 43, of Rockingham is sentenced to 28 years in prison for the second degree murder of his wife. He was convicted of firing 14 bullets from a .22 rifle into her after discovering her at another man’s residence.
Readers submit health questions on topics from adult tonsil surgery risks to hip pins bowel changes after colon cancer and kidney concerns. Dr Molner and the Dr Mother column provide brief explanations noting normal risks, permanence of hardware, possible causes of constipation, gambling with superstition about birth veils, and practical health guidance.
The Thomasville Ministerial Association plans a Sunday drive to gather clothing and funds for the Community Service Center set to open on Salem Street next Wednesday. Rev. Harley Williams says substantial donations are needed for equipment and utilities with only eight dollars in the treasury, as the venture seeks to supplement local agencies. The social action committee includes Williams and several pastors from local churches.
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