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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
15
Andy explains the selection method for the Ask Andy column which answers questions from readers ages seven to seventeen. He uses two daily questions chosen from many, balancing rare topics with popular queries while applying fairness rules to ensure broad appeal and courtesy to all participants.
The article discusses Jacoby on Bridge with modern expert practice. It explains direct raises as limit bids and points required for single and jump raises. It analyzes a concrete hand where South uses Blackwood to explore a six level contract after the opponents open.
Evelyn Powell Callicutt administratrix C T A of the Evin Berry estate in Guilford County North Carolina notifies creditors to exhibit claims by January 9 1972 and directs all debts to be paid immediately. The notice appears July 6 1971 with attorney Charles W McAnally listed.
City council approves amendment to extend plat recording period to sixty days. The 1971 ordinance updates Section 228 (4) to require city council endorsement and recording within sixty days of final approval with space for date. Effective after passage. Catherine W. Harrington, City Clerk.
Qualified as executors Clara Sherrod Mills and Wachovia Bank trust Co A N A give notice to creditors to present claims by January 7 1972 at 200 North Main Street High Point NC. This July 1 1971 entry lists attorneys Robertson Haworth Reese and addresses.
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