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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1951
Page
6
A Mia reader rues an overbid and defends against a four spades contract. The narrative explains why three no trump isn’t reliable, and outlines the winning line where West holds hearts and South secures six trumps plus two hearts, a diamond, and a club for ten tricks.
The piece notes a poll from ant magazine showing a dramatic change in a senator’s standing over two years. It lists the senator as both fourth best and worst, with Estes Kefauver of Tennessee rated second and third best in different rankings.
Mr and Mrs Robert W Conner announce the birth of a son William Hatcher on August 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Cpl and Mrs Robert J Ratcliff announce son Roger Jerry Ratcliff on August 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harley W Leonard announce daughter Carol Elaine on August 12 at 7 am in Jamestown Route one. Mr and Mrs John Knox Wilson Jr announce daughter Rebecca born August 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Drema Joyce Horne born to L A Home and Joyce Peele on August 11 at local hospital. Mr and Mrs William L Davis announce son Eyry II born August att High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward H Surratt announce son Edward H Jr born August 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs B E Vaughn announce son John A born August 10. Mr and Mrs William Foster announce daughter Susan Andrea Payne born August at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs C A Butcher announce son Clifford Allen born August 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ih TA Welch Drive announce daughter Elaine born August 12 at Memorial Hospital.
Donald R. King was awakened while asleep at the wheel when his car climbed a utility pole guy wire and rolled over in Munice Indiana. He escaped unhurt. Second and third worst are Pat Mc Carran of Nevada and William E Jenner of Indiana.
Washington society gears up for Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit in October. Officials guard plans, invitation requests flood embassies and departments, with a Blair House dinner and a major garden reception shaping the social agenda during the royal couple's two day stay.
The Frances McFarland Class of Main Street Methodist Church meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Paul Thomas’s West Green Street home with Mrs J D Scarce and Miss Jerry Wrenn as associate hostesses. The Stephens Bible Study Class meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs W P Bodenheimer’s Sunset Drive home with Rev C K Gentry leading. The Mothers Prayer Band meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs Will Sexton’s Shelton Street home to mark the band’s eleventh anniversary with Mrs J Q Cheves leading.
Mrs. Edward Sale has been discharged to her parents in Miami after two weeks at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. A E Williams remains a patient with visitors now allowed. Mrs. Viola Bowers and son Don ald with Mrs Arlene Boyd returned home after a visit. Master Douglas Auman, recovering from an eye injury, remains hospitalized and improved. Mrs. Clara Suggs underwent an operation and recuperating satisfactorily.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Fair View Methodist Church will host an ice cream and Coke supper on Saturday August 18 at 5 00. Refreshments will be free but donations will be accepted.
A Milwaukee mother, returning home after a week in the hospital, is greeted by her four year old daughter who runs to her. The child then asks to go across the street to play with the others, leaving the mother crestfallen at the independence and social pull of peers.
I J Bedgood reportedly kept a barrel of beer for 32 years in Whitehaven Tennessee as a curious relic before prohibition, reflecting local temperance era attitudes.
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