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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1971
Page
22
Bridge notation shows a hand for four players with North South vulnerability and a 3NT contract after West passes. Opening lead indicated as the jack of something, with bidding noted as 3NT by South after North opens with a pass sequence.
A bridge anecdote imagines Abraham Lincoln playing three no trump in a match point duplicate. Lincoln uses a club finesse, counters East’s heart void, and aims for nine tricks, with Andrew Johnson as dummy praising the play.
A word puzzle featuring Lincolnesque clues across and down. The grid includes references to Lincoln’s era, family terms, and assorted definitions covering people, places, objects, and abstract concepts. Answers span biology, geography, and historical figures.
A two day educational program on roadside fruit and vegetable enterprises will be held in Greensboro February 24 25. Joe Brooks NC State extension horticultural specialist said the course targets producers and county extension agents at Guilford County Agricultural Center. James A Graham NC agriculture commissioner will speak along with specialists from NCSU NC Dept of Agriculture University of Tennessee West Virginia University and Virginia Tech.
Jim Ed Brown, after leaving the trio the Browns over three years ago, scores the biggest solo hit Morning a love ballad. His syndicated show Country Place is set for 100 markets this year with 31 already on air since mid-December, per Bud Beal Heil-Quaker Corp.
Neolithic ancestors hunted the Irish elk during false warm spells between ice ages. Fossils from peat bogs show an enormous palmated antlered deer related to the fallow deer, with antlers up to 11 feet wide and a woolly coat for cold climates.
Congress first established daylight saving time in 1918 and 1919 and removed it until enacting daylight saving again from 1942 through 1945.
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