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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
5
North opens a hand as auction proceeds to four spades and four spades becomes a strong contract. Oswald notes overcall risks and partner cooperation. Jim argues four spades is solid with careful club play and smart trump management, while East can counter with a diamond shift to prevent overtrick.
North Carolina senator Walter Jones said the bill for an ECC medical school has an excellent chance of passing. Wake Forest Bowman Gray School of Medicine Dean Meade urged continuing the study commission, noting a two year medical school could receive up to 65 percent of the cost of a new four year school.
Loose teeth cause embarrassment as plates slip or wobble. A powder product offers added comfort without gum or paste taste, described as non acid and easy to use. Available at drug counters.
In Richmond A H Robins Co a major pharmaceutical firm outlines plans related to a new pepper pill product.details remain limited but indicate corporate expansion efforts and regional production implications.
An old ad promotes Nash Jewelry Company at 127 North Main Street celebrating 25 years in business. It emphasizes discount pricing and value while urging customers to shop for health minded savings. The slogan Nash Saves You Cash appears as a central message.
A bill intended to close parole records and revise access rules moves through the General Assembly. The measure aims to preserve the original intent while correcting a statute misapplication. Amendments would create a public fee substitute and require certified access under supervision for specified parole matters.
AP details cotton supports with a base rate of 29 cents a pound for middling one inch cotton. A top premium of 2 cents per pound applies to good middling and better grade white cotton of 1.5 inches or longer. A largest discount of 10 cents per pound applies to low middling with 13 to 16 inch staple length.
The United Glass and Ceramic Workers of North Carolina seeks to become the bargaining agent for Baldwin Lima Hamilton workers. It also targets Pritchard Paint and Glass Co in Durham with an election on Friday and plans a June 1 vote at Binswanger Glass Co in Greensboro.
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