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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1971
Page
15
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge hand where South overruled a prudent heart finesse. A misplayed jack of hearts let East’s queen pair lock the contract. Proper play would have yielded ten tricks and the rubber, highlighting the perils of forcing finesses.
Greensboro area farmers urged to plant peppers for extra income, according to Guilford County farm extension officials. The program targets local landowners to diversify crops and boost agricultural earnings.
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Guilford Technical Institute in the Furniture Hall on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. This marks its first GTI campus visit and allows 18 to 21 year olds to donate with no parental consent required.
Area data indicate 8,260 jobs in furniture and 11,260 in non-durable manufacturing with 5,790 in textiles. Year ago non-durable manufacturing had 11,880 workers, including 6,820 in textiles, while apparel, chemicals, foods, communications, trade and services add to the overall employment mix.
Rainy April monsoon delays baseball and basketball events as the Allen Jay Facul ty faces a setback from a combined effort by University of North Carolina and All-American Don McCauley. Proceeds support a worthy cause, and the Jaybirds accept the loss with dignity.
The most accurate pre Christian calendar is considered to be the calendar invented in Yucatan about 300 B C It gave the solar year as 365 24 days and the lunar month as 29 52 days
The Russian composer Rachmaninoff fled Russia at the 1917 revolution outbreak and settled in the United States. He became an American citizen in 1943, the year of his death.
The symphony plans performances this week as part of a campaign to raise 1 million dollars to match a Ford Foundation grant. Children’s concerts support the program and cover costs. The deadline for the matching funds is June 1. North Gizelias volunteers contribute to the drive.
Photographers were given awards at the N. 3 Inc. annual convention held Thursday in Charlotte. Winners include Florence Orr Emerywood Studios for oil portraits of women and Bill Bruton of Alderman for color transparencies. Harold Gibbardt of esas Studios took second in color transparencies.
William Charles Hopkins 38 of 622 Browerwood Dr Thomasville died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital Saturday at 8 p m He was born in Commerce Georgia Aug 25 1932 and served in Korea He is survived by wife Mary Elizabeth and ten children plus his parents seven sisters and five brothers Funeral with military rites will be Thursday at Central United Methodist Church at 3 p m with a vigil Wednesday 7 to 9 p m
Public Information Officers from North Carolina colleges and technical institutes attend the Davidson County Community College annual meeting. President Grady E. Love will open the session at 10 with a focus on public relations and community outreach featuring speakers from government civic schools and industry on Our Publics Can We Best Them.
High Point Central YMCA offers learn to swim classes for 11 year olds. Classes run Tue and Thu from 6 to 7 p.m. for five weeks. Members participate. non members pay a $20 membership fee for one year. Registration by calling the YMCA.
Executor W S Simmons Jr requests all debts against the estate to be paid promptly. Attorney Herald J Spainhour, North Carolina National Bank Building, Point NC, is handling the matter. Deadline and further actions follow per local probate law.
Lost items include a McCullough chain saw in the Papier Ridge area near Friends Church. A second notice seeks a Call for recovery at 431-1710 through Hellman Frame Co. Also listed are carpet care products and weight loss aids with store names and prices. Contact 842-0646 for the lost item near W Lexington and Wallburg Rd.
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