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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1958
Page
2
Lee Hazen of New York stands out as a skilled dummy player in this game commentary. North opened with two no trump. West led diamond to dummy, East dropped jack, leaving Lee to deduce the queen of diamonds and play accordingly. The analysis highlights Lee’s precise card reading and risk management in a decisive moment.
The Canaries, named from a dog word meaning canis due to wild dogs, were once called Fortunate Islands. They faded from memory and were rediscovered by Europeans late in the 13th century.
Old friends from Portland Mrs. Gertrude Jensen and Mrs. Lillian Chesnut arranged to retrieve the ashes from Klondike Kate’s private plane. The note confirms local connections and funeral logistics.
Walter Winchell recaps a flurry of high society sightings from Carlton House to Eden Roc Club and the St Moritz. Celebrities like Myrna Loy, Abbe Lane, Doris Lamour, and Jerry Lee Lewis appear amid party chatter and showbiz buzz spanning New York and London.
In Phoenix, Central Methodist Church claims rapid expansion driven by a practical evangelism program led by pastor Rev. Dr. Kermit Long. He asserts putting evangelism first in church life yields success for any congregation.
The Cooper family in Dallas anchors three pulpits with Rev. R. B. Cooper Sr. and Rev. R. B. Cooper Jr. at different Baptist churches and Rev. James Cooper at Oak Cliff First Baptist. Separately, Bob Lawrence of Indiana led Western Conference hitters last spring with a .472 average and 25 hits in 53 at bats.
Georgetown Kentucky community honors Bill Forwood known as the Connie Mack of Scott County for managing the Georgetown Athletics amateur baseball club for 45 years and overseeing its players and seasons.
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