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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
8
A filled crossword style clue grid with across and down hints including Mexican staples, legal terms, animals, colors, and classic names. clues reference languages, geology, and common objects to guide solvers through a mixed thematic puzzle. The list covers 14 across and several down entries such as fruit, plants, and titles.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a Spring National bridge hand. West opens clubs, East cashes clubs, defense ruffs, diamonds, and a heart sequence shapes the outcome. They note how a diamond lead by East at trick two misleads players and how a different early heart lead could alter key ruffs and trump tricks.
Horace Venable of East Day Street told Guilford County deputies he was attacked after leaving Sedgefield Produce on High Point Road. He said an unidentified man in a coin toss contest took about $1300 in cash, including twelve $100 bills, after they went behind a building and were joined by two others.
Raymond Culler of Chestnut Court was slightly injured when his car struck a utility pole on Hayden Place after a pedestrian allegedly stepped in front of him. Midgie Macon, passenger in a Macon vehicle, was also slightly hurt in a two car crash on Surrett Drive. John Cameron White Jr. was charged with failure to yield right of way after a collision on Prospect Street at Amhurst Avenue. Emerson Allred and James Lee Allred were involved in a separate crash. Lef fen charged with failure to yield right of way.
Firemen were called twice Sunday to E Kearns Avenue residence for a chair fire on the first floor and clothing on a back porch. Investigators seek deliberate setting. A prior April 11 Ward Avenue fire damaged most of the home. a 10 year old boy was charged with unlawful burning. Other calls Sunday included a smoke odor at 204 Moon Street and a ballast odor at Norge Village coin laundry. Minor burns were reported removing a plastic trash can at Hattie Boulware home.
Hege supports seven colored election ballots to aid poll workers in tally curing and notes a favorable report from the Election Law Committee. He favors annual sessions but criticizes this year's rush setup and lack of progress calling it the dreariest of four sessions with little accomplished.
A driver's refresher course will be held Monday May 7 and Monday May 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. The course is sponsored by the state Department of Motor Vehicles and will be conducted at the Highway Patrol office on Francis Street.
Kiwanis Club of High Point hosted a luncheon at Top of the Mart installing youth association officers from Andrews Central and Trinity high schools for the 1973 1974 year. Joe B Patterson oversaw the ceremonies with officers named across Key Club and Keyette chapters and awards given for school and community leadership.
On the 17 acre site about 20 one two and three bedroom apartments would be built. The council opposed to the project and placed the item on Thursday's regular session agenda.
Under and by virtue of a power of sale in a deed of trust dated May 25 1967 by Earlin Roy Lewallen and wife Mary Andrews Lewallen recorded Book 2324 Page 701 Guilford County Register of Deeds the indebtedness secured has defaulted and a sale is positioned to proceed according to the document and county records.
A lengthy cluster of notices: tax sale conditions, probate and executors, public hearings on zoning and special exceptions for Elbert S. Smith Clapp's Nursing Home and Greensboro Motor Speedway, plus bids for Oak Hill Elementary plumbing and estate administration warnings. Includes notices of sale of land under deed of trust and administrator actions with dates in 1973 and locations in Guilford County North Carolina.
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