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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1933

Page

5

Second Hand Defense in a Contract Hand

The article analyzes a contract hand where the defender should not automatically follow the rule “second hand plays low.” After a sequence from South and West, the defender’s correct play is to overtake the ten of diamonds to set the declarer, rather than give away an end play by playing a small diamond. West’s later plays complete the defense.

Wm. KE. McKenney American Bridge League Roduces West North South Declarer

Wedded in a hushed ceremony Nancy and Arnold wed

In a quiet late hour ceremony Nancy and Arnold exchange vows as rain drums the windows. Mrs. Thornton senior declines attending while guests reflect on past ties from Harry's father’s household. A softly shared moment ends with train time approaching.

Nancy Arnold Mrs. Thornton Sue Grace Jimmy Jack Harry Corrinne

Darling Foele continues amid cafe and club gossip

Bill O Dare and Angie drift from Belvedere to the country club area while discussing social tensions. Angie praises the Paris fashions of the Lawrence girl and teases Bill about his family status as he bristles at prying townspeople and Hetty Link’s crush on Jim Hewlett.

Angie Lawrence Paris Bill Mollie Dan Cardigan John D. Rockefeller Monnie Dan Bill O’dare Big Boy Hetty Link Jim Hewlett Jim Sandra Jimmy Hetty

Flapper Fanny and Bill Part Ways At Station

Angie watches Bill board the afternoon train after a heated exchange. Flapper Fanny teases with a white beret and yellow curls as she admits she made a claim. Bill departs in anger, vowing no one will two time him. Angie laments her lover's leaving.

Bill Angie

Farmer Sentenced in Manslaughter Case at Wadesboro

Walter Gathing, a farmer, was sentenced to three years in Anson county prison camp for manslaughter of his nephew Stewart Hatliff last October. A notice of appeal was filed.

Wadesboro Walter Gathing Anson County Stewart Hatliff

Sale Of Personal Property In Guilford County 1933

Public sale scheduled at 11 a m on May 10 1933 in High Point at the municipal building for stocks and shares including Commercest Bank Mutual Investment H P T D Railroad High Point Country Club Textiles Inc McLellan Stores Southern Corporation Chadwick Hoskins Reyborn Co inc and others. Administratrix Margaret Hauser names estate C M Hauser.

North Carolina Guilford County A. Waylantd Cook Superior Court City of High Point Commercest Bank Mutual Investment Co H. P. T. & D. Railroad High Point Country Club Rey Armstrong M. H. Folger Register of Deeds N. C State of North Carolina High Point Township Hamilton & Estate Office of the Register of Deeds Quilford County M. H. Polger District Court of United States George F. Wilson Wilson Motor Company Kenneth M. Brim Emerywood Office of the Register Deeds A. P. Brown W. R. Morrow Deborahs. Morrow W. C. Idol Piedmont Building & Loan Association Horace Haworth R. T. Pickens

Three Jailed For Recent Robberies In Davidson County

Grover Garrison of Spencer Robert Sherrill of Schoolfield Virginia and Charles Long Birmingham Alabama age about 25 were jailed by Lexington Davidson County officers after a search in Linwood. Garrison and Sherrill confessed to eight robberies including stores filling stations lunch stands and schools in Lexington and county over the past two weeks. Long initially denied guilt in a Linwood robbery and a filling station and school theft.

Lexington Grover Garrison Spencer Robert Sherrill Schoolfield Charles Long Birmingham Ala Linwood Davidson County Garrison Sherrill Long Garrison and Walker John Gallimore Robbins Chariie Leonard B. and O. T. Nicholson Cody Filloes

Leonard Enlists in Navy From Local City Recruit Office

Virgil L. Leonard of 407 West Seventh avenue has enlisted in the U S Navy through the High Point recruiting station. He is sent to the Norfolk Naval Training Station to begin a three month course as a mariner in the United States Army.

Navy Lexington Virgil L. Leonard West Seventh Avenue U. S. Navy Navy High Point Leonard Naval Training Station Norfolk United States Army

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