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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1974
Page
7
A garbled OCR listing merges social event suffixes with scattered clues and stray words. It mentions ages, places like London and Belgrade, and terms such as Greek goddess, Attila, and writing fluid, all in a disjointed collage of items and fragments.
Rebecca Embler Plowacha reported a $43 calculator stolen from her living room Tuesday. Ed Setzler Jr and Donald Steele reported pocket size calculators stolen from a Kay-Lyn Showroom desk drawer. Brenda Gail Smith reported 24 tapes worth $120 stolen from her car. Dellmer Parrish reported a box of tools valued at $88 stolen from near Centennial Avenue. A carburetor and spark plug wires worth $80 were stolen from a car at Billings Auto Sales. Jay Roy Painter reported a blanket and two sheets worth $36 stolen from a clothes line. Gary Ollis reported a $65 bicycle stolen from Montheu Avenue. Sallie K. Lucas reported a $10 lawnmower stolen from her front yard.
Guilford County Commissioner Dale Montgomery urged citizens to vote for an $8 million bond issue on May 7 to replace the Evergreens nursing home in Greensboro, add a 12 bed High Point facility, and fund a new Sheltered Workshop building. The bonds would retire in about 20 years and the ballot label will read Guilford County Care Facility for the Elderly. Senior Citizens Day activities and a May 3 bazaar at Westchester Mall were announced by AARP President Ralph Miller.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a small slam in seven spades with safety plays. They show how a careful South can force seven tricks by timing heart plays and finessing dummy’s nine. They compare outcomes against different heart splits and West’s jack.
Greensboro plans announced by Robert Futrelle chair of the MacLamroc State Park Steering Committee for a Sunday afternoon series near the proposed park in Rockingham County. Activities include talks on High Rock Ford 1781 Guilford Courthouse and Troublesome Creek Iron Works with nature tours. 500 acres may be donated by G. W. MacLamroc.
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