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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
7
A compiled list of scattered crossword style clues with numbers and partial words. Includes entries for both Across and Down with various hints on fruitfully matching answers. The puzzle references terms like bullfight, region, and Greek letters, inviting solution of a dense clue set.
Multiple obituaries detail deaths from High Point to Kernersville including Boykin Portee 79 of 611 Hulda St. and George R. Ridge 64 of 905 East Chester Dr. with funeral plans set at Bethlehem Baptist Emerywood Baptist and Royal Hall Funeral Home. Others include Willie Kennedy 51 of Hillsborough and Lillie Peterson Clinton 75 with service details at First Baptist Royal Hall.
A weekend blaze at Roster Fertilizer Co in Farmville North Carolina destroyed two large farm supply warehouses, causing over 1 million dollars in damage. Firefighters from five departments battled the flames as smoke hung over the area.
In a dialogue about auction bridge, Oswald recalls his early learning at home and analyzes a father's bridge hand. He explains how precise play, ruffing diamonds and managing entries, yields a perfect technique while avoiding premature high trumps. The excerpt details card positions and strategic decisions.
Mrs. Kathy Johnson Brannan daughter of Dr and Mrs R C Johnson of 2030 Gordon Rd was named to the Dean's List at Southern Missionary College in Chattanooga Tenn for the spring semester
Henry Omle Hobbs 45 of 706 N Elm St died early today after six months of declining health. Born May 1 1926 in Guilford County he lived in High Point all his life and worked 15 years as a salesman for Horace G Siderton Inc. He is survived by his wife Jean two sons Henry C Hobbs Jr and Roddie C Hobbs a daughter Gwyneth Hobbs Frady his mother Myrtie M Hobbs and brother Elmo F Hobbs Funeral arrangements are incomplete and body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home.
Mrs. Henry L. Ingram of 618 Sunset Ave Asheboro died Sunday in Myrtle Beach from a heart attack while vacationing. She was a Methodist church member and Red Cross charter member. Surviving are two sons Henry L. Ingram Jr and John R. Ingram and sister Mrs Jack M Foust. Funeral at 4 p m Tuesday at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel with viewing tonight 7 to 9.
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