Bidding Controversy at Cleveland Bridge Championship
Fourth of six notes on 1NT bidding and openers at the 12th annual Union and National Bridge Championships in Cleveland. It discusses when redoubles are forced after an opening bid and doubled sequences, with East passing and the implications for partner rebidding. Fred Kaplan of New York offers responses to the forcing two bid, while the article proposes how South might respond to a two spades opening.
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Phis
East
North
Fred D. Kaplan
New York
South
Broadhurst Theater Hosts Wire-Cracking Contest Scene
The Broadhurst Theater promotes a three day run of Little Tough Guy starring the Dead End kids starting Sunday November 27. Contestants must clip four scenes and answer a question to win theater tickets as prizes for the six best entries.
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Broadhurst Theater
Deep River Social Roundup and Church News
Deep River residents hosted family guests for a birthday and shared meals. Philathreans planned a Christmas program with Floyds at the next meeting. Visitors included Hawkins, a Wadesboro family, and High Point relatives. A sicklier Mr. Stuart received prayers as Charles Bolling’s visit occurred at Guilford College. A quilt-tacking and oyster stew followed Evie Thornton’s gathering. Reuben and Hubert Jordan joined a Spartan Feed Co. dairymen banquet in Springfield.
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C. M. Borum
R. L. Borum
Deep River Philatheas
Reuben Jordan
Floyd
Hermon White
John Hawkins
Wadesboro
Johnny Rocket
Biscoe
Deep River Church
Mary White Meredith
High Point
Charles Bolling
John Stuart
Guilford College
Stuart
Claudia Smith
Maude
Rush Smith
R. T. Jordan
Ed Cobb
Thomasville
Evie Thornton
Reuben
Hubert Jordan
Springfield
Spartan Feed Co
Preaching Service At High Point Primitive Baptist Church
Tonight at 7 30 Elder C M Mills of Charlotte will preach at High Point Primitive Baptist Church along with other speakers.
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High Point Primative Baptist Church
C. M. Mills
Charlotte
Mrs Emily P Bissell Leads Delaware Anti Tuberculosis Society
Miss Emily P. Bissell, originator of the Christmas Seal idea in this country, serves as president of the Delaware Anti Tuberculosis Society based in Wilmington Delaware.
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Emily P. Bissell
Wilmington
Dela
The
Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Tragedy Strikes In High Point On Thanksgiving Day
A fatal car crash and a related rampage at a High Point household marred Thanksgiving. Floyd J. Stanton, 31, of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers, died when his car supposedly on the wrong side collided. Nine others were injured in the incidents.
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High Point
Thomasville
Floyd J. Stanton
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Christmas Lights Put Up In City High Point
The city of High Point begins its annual Christmas display on Main street with workers stringing red and green lights. The lights will cover Main from the Sheraton hotel to the post office and extend to nearby streets. Decorations cost merchants over $1,000 and will be lit by flood lights when inaugurated next Friday night December 2.
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High Point
Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Post Office
Washington and Commerce Streets
Collision injures six. jail term for intruder follows
The crash involved L. C. Berry of Charlotte and his wife with four others injured. J. L. Bodenheimer, West Lexington avenue extension operator, was critically hurt. Thomas Peace of Thomasville faced five charges after entering the Workman home on Tipton street, threatening the family while armed, and was jailed. He was charged with assault with deadly weapon, carrying a concealed weapon, forcible trespass, drunkenness and violation of prohibition law.
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L. C. Berry
Charlotte
Child Not Allowed To See T. B. Mother Constraints On Visits
A Christmas Seal committee release illustrates tuberculosis tragedies from visiting restrictions in sanatorium wards. A father signals to his waving child outside while a mother, near a window, endures separation to protect health. Tuberculosis robs families and kills 70,000 annually, mostly the young.
Scotland Housing Demographics Show One and Two Room Homes
A historical report notes that about 9 percent of Scotland’s houses have one room while 36 percent contain two rooms. It highlights a fragmented housing stock and likely implications for living standards and family size in the period.
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Scotland
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