Citizen of the Year Honored for Service to Students
A local club honored a citizen of the year for long time service to students and the community during a Lions Den meeting on S Main Street Ext. Photo by Snow Studio.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
9
A local club honored a citizen of the year for long time service to students and the community during a Lions Den meeting on S Main Street Ext. Photo by Snow Studio.
An article describes banana oil as amyl acetate used in polishes and flavors, and explains how esters create fruit flavors. It also imagines a world globe gift and explains Earth's crust, circumference, and the equator with measurements.
Bridge column notes Evelyn Piro chairing Seattle National Tournament as South plays a hand where a queen of diamonds would have yielded four no trump. South ducks a heart, then faces a choice of lines. Evelyn, as East, drops the deuce to thwart the queen, leaving South with seven tricks for a poor score.
The writer recalling weekends on golf courses in Florida describes friends and rivals like Don Cuddy a public relations president and Julius Boros. He notes Cuddy s inconsistent shots and the humor of golfing banter while joking about finding a pigeon for Wally Lehmann and embracing the sport despite flaws.
High Point Machinery Company transfers land on Ennis Street and W Green Drive to Fred J Wiley. Moore Electric Repair Co Inc receives land in J Elwood Cox Properties from Thomas W Moore. Multiple parcels change hands through various transfers including Coventry Road Oakview Estates and Leonard Street redevelopment listings. Unknown heirs of Andrew White and Redevelopment Commission appear in several entries.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and phrases without clear news context. It lacks identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events to form a coherent summary card.
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