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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1966
Page
8
In a bridge hand from NORTH SOUTH play, South fails to make seven spades after 4-1 or 3-2 trump breaks. The narrative contrasts South’s risky play with Pessimistic Pete who would have pursued safety by preserving entry and discarding losers, likely making the slam.
Dr. Herbert F. Marco told the Lions club the school serves community educational and industrial needs with 1200 students. He noted space shortages, a large waiting list, and the planned name change to Guilford Technical College to align with funding and nursing training terms. Guests included Michael Samuels and Don White. President Leonard Rackley presided.
Detectives investigate two local break-ins this week. Carolina Foam and Paper Co offices were entered with two payroll checks taken and recovered later. Normal details note a separate robbery of Sani tary Grocery on Park Street with five six-packs of beer stolen and later buried near Clara Cox Apts. A 16 year old from Greensboro faces housebreaking and larceny charges in a Carson Cox home case with a $1,000 bond. Also charged are Vernon Boyd Peggy Rogers and Ronnie Sweatt for issuing worthless checks. A highway wreck on I 85 near Baker Road involves Lois Barber and Roger Holmgren with Holmgren charged with reckless driving. Damage about 250 dollars.
The High Point Civil Service Commission has recommended restoring deputy court clerks who write arrest warrants to the status of policemen, provided there are no legal objections. The change has been under consideration for about five years.
YPD to hold a cookout at 412 Cedar St on Saturday at 4 p.m. hosted by Marie Ann and Jane Annette White with Mrs. Margaret Smith as adviser.
The Methodist Men of Randolph Hills Methodist Church host a hamburger and ice cream supper tonight from 5 30 to 8 at the church. Proceeds go to help organize a Boy Scout Troop.
The article notes that Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos were carved out of the former French Indo China. The historical change marks a redefinition of territorial borders in Southeast Asia during decolonization.
A Nash jewelry and loan company reports cameras remaining unredeemed and tied to a substantial amount of dollars. The notice signals items in default inventory and possible sale actions.
A promotional notice urges readers to request a free booklet by Dr Jason B Wells on hearing loss. It cites research on prevalence across ages and urges action by sending Box X-1 c/o The Enterprise.
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