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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
8
Dr Moiner reassures Mrs E J that past mononucleosis is unlikely to affect pregnancy. He notes mono is common in older teens and young adults, may cause liver enlargement during illness, and relapses only with insufficient rest. Hepatitis confusion is addressed and a booklet on heart care is offered.
The article explains Jacoby two club meaning for certain strong hands, then describes South's defense after North's raise to three no trump. West leads, South finesses, then abandons the tactic to establish a club trick. South ends by drawing out the remaining tricks and making nine.
Jamestown Jaycees approved a resolution backing Daylight Saving Time for North Carolina and will send it to the Guilford County delegation in Raleigh. The group also announced an Easter Egg Hunt at Millis Road School lawn Saturday at 2 p.m. Paper drive raised 120 dollars for the James town Elementary School Activity Bus Fund. Jerry McIntyre won top prize for largest dollar volume on a light bulb sale. Tom Charping presented. Bill Marlowe took second place.
Essay contest winners from Allen Jay School were guests of the Twilight Civitan Club at their regular meeting Monday night. Miss Beverly Hutchins won first place and read her essay on Building Good Citizenship for Democrat. Winners were Miss Mary Kessler and Dallas Craven Jr. The club now has the Orbiting Banner to pass to the Alamance Club at its next meeting. Zone Meeting set in High Point on April 5 with Walter Cooper of Raleigh as special guest speaker. Roy Kelly, Mrs. Joe Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hutchins also attended.
A Guilford County Board of Health meeting will feature a progress report on the Children's and Youth Project led by Dr. Sarah Morrow. The 8 p.m. session at the County Health Department offices in High Point will cover agenda items including the Montlieu Avenue location.
Greensboro audience enjoyed the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra under William Steinberg in a strong five concert series. The 90 piece ensemble opened Berlioz and Mozart with Respighi and Debussy after intermission, earning a standing ovation for a capable, Germanic interpretation and polished performance by all.
Randolph County schools will close Friday and next Monday for Easter. Asheboro city pupils will have four days off with closures Thursday and Friday this week and Monday and Tuesday next week.
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