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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
24
A fragmentary bridge notation shows a dealing with vulnerability North East 1NT Pass Pass and opening lead labeled Q. The text references suits and card codes but lacks full context, making the final contract and players unclear.
South aims to make a hopeless contract after North says I never pass. A heart lead hints a singleton, trumps 5-1, and dummy’s four seems to win. West exits with trump and South sacrifices to salvage. South finally plays dummy s jack, clubs clear, and the contract is made despite the odds.
A newspaper health column answers readers on topics from a Thomas heel shoe device to labyrinthitis and cataract surgery. Readers inquire about erythema nodosum, diabetes, and the doctor explains causes, treatments, and where to obtain prescribed aids.
NC welfare program faces little impact from new rule says Commissioner Clifton Craig. He notes reciprocal agreements with neighboring states aid migrants for up to a year after moving until new state pays. Craig adds the rule may reduce NC rolls as out migration continues.
Thomasville Jaycees announce their 28th annual ladies night and awards banquet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Woman's Club. The program includes installation of new Jaycee officers and presentations of the key man rookie of the year Brown Finch and outstanding project awards.
Rep Nick Galifianakis of North Carolina condemned President Nixon's tax package as unfair to middle income earners. He said halving the 10 percent surtax midyear is deceptive and will actually raise the next year's income tax beyond this year's 7 percent.
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