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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1962
Page
5
A portrait of Abraham Lincoln tracing his path from Kentucky to national leadership and the personal joys and tragedies that shaped his character. The piece covers his marriages to Mary Todd and Ann Rutledge, his struggles, and the sorrow of losing sons, highlighting Lincoln as a moral, humane figure beyond a flawless public image.
At a reception President Lincoln confided his enduring love for Mary Todd Lincoln. The couple’s close bond is noted as he expressed that he never fell out of love. Mrs Lincoln held his hand as the assassin fired the fatal shot, and she heard the report in that instant.
South started thinking late as the auction reached 4 hearts after a 1 no trump response and a sequence of passes. Opening lead is the marked Y two, with East and West contributing mostly defensive signals.
Strategy notes from a bridge analysis where South misplays the opening king of hearts. East wins two diamonds and a heart, while South later loses a club, ending down one. If South had allowed West to win the first trick with the king, the contract could have been made by discarding diamonds on clubs, ensuring ten tricks.
Osteomyelitis is an infection of bone treated with antibiotics and sometimes surgery. Rest and avoiding stress on the affected bone aid healing. after infection is halted the patient can resume normal activities including sports.
Kathleen Widdoes shifts from Shakespeare to a border adventure in her Broadway musical comedy debut as a Mexican aristocrat opposite Robert Preston who plays Pancho Villa. The April 5 premiere marks the show debut with her prior summer roles including Catherine in Henry V and Juliet in Romeo and Juliet.
A note explains that bonfires derive from bone fires used in 16th century England where martyrs' bones were burned. The term reflects historical practice and language shifts linking fire naming to relic burning.
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