Jacoby on Bridge Analysis of an East-West Battle
In a recent tournament East opened hearts and after four passes the hand reached two spades doubled. West had a singleton heart and East cashed two hearts plus a ruff for South to go down two while East-West scored top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
James Jacoby
West
East
South
Community notices from Lexington and Thomasville events
Galton Industries hosts Red Cross Bloodmobile on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. PTA Council meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the school admin. Two ballroom dancing classes begin next week at Davidson County Community College beginners Monday advanced Thursday 8 10 p.m. Lions Club White Cane Drive Friday and Saturday benefits North Carolina Lions Assn. for the Blind. Pilot School PTA kindergarten through second grade meets Thursday and third through sixth grade parents meet October 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the W R Lemmons multi purpose room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galton Industries
Bethel Drive
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Lexington
Davidson County Community College
Lions Club
North Carolina Lions Assn. For
Thomasville
PTA
W. R. Lemmons
Commission
Frank Allman
CETA
Janice Scarborough
White
W. K. Cromartie
Frank Boling
Scarborough
Jobless Rate Drops Across Guilford County Area
Unemployment fell 0.9 percentage points in the High Point area to 4.7 percent as of August, with Guilford County at 4.4 percent and the Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem metro area at 4.3 percent. Since last year, countywide employment rose by 3,460 and six county area jobs gained 8,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
William Hollar
Local
Employment Security Commission
Hollar
Guilford County
High Point Area
Greensboro
Winston-Salem Standard
Authority To Hear In-Patient Needs In Guilford County
Guilford County Mental Health Authority plans to discuss in patient psychiatric care needs and bylaws at a 7 15 p m session at the Kendall Center. The agenda includes a tour of Sheltered Workshop and a performance by the Inter Rhythm Choir. Previous discussions urged locating an in hospital facility and relocating Greensboro staff to create 24 hour holding beds, with a plan for a similar operation in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Authority
High Point
Craven Pleads No Contest in Larceny Case
Craven of Greensboro pled no contest in Guilford Superior Court High Point to larceny and receiving and received a two year suspended sentence to start after his current term. Judge Harvey Lupton of Winston-Salem imposed the sentence. Rasdal of Woodrow Street got six months suspended and a 300 dollar fine for possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance with related charges dismissed. Archie Bethea, 16, of Brentwood Street received a two year suspended sentence for misdemeanor larceny with a 100 dollar fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther Craven
Greensboro
Guilford
High Point
Harvey Lupton
Winston-Salem
Craven
Mark Bernard Rasdal
Woodrow Street
Rasdal
Archie Bethea
Brentwood Street
Marine recruits and naval personnel named in local notices
Service Marine Pvt Ronald C Hargrave son of Mrs Lillie R Shepard Lexington completed recruit training at Parris Island D C A 1977 Lexington Senior High graduate Hargrave joined the Marine Corps in March 1977 Rt 3 Lexington completed recruit training at Parris Island S C A 1977 graduate of West Davidson High School Chavers joined the Marine Corps in April 1977 Navy Gunner's Mate 3rd Cl Steven C Chastain son of Mr and Mrs John H Chastain 1416 Johnson St currently on extended deployment aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Sellers homeported in Charleston S C A 1972 graduate of Andrews High School Chastain joined the Navy in January 19%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald C. Hargrave
Lillie R. Shepard
New Haven Dr
Lexington
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
D.C
Lexington Senior
Hargrave
Marine Corps
Rt. 3
S.C
West Davidson
Chavers
Navy
Steven C. Chastain
John H. Chastain
Johnson St
Sellers
Charleston
Andrews High School
Chastain
Randolph County Rejects Parts of Road Priority List
Randolph County Commissioners partially rejected the revised state highway priority list for the county. They approved widening on three roads including access to Randleman High School and a segment near Moffitt Mills, while voting to drop several widening projects from the list. Debates covered road needs versus paving of unpaved streets, land condemnation, and future steps with the State Department of Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ente Asheboro
Randolph County
Richard Pugh
Martha ‘‘Bennie
Hollers
Candor
Logan White
White
Randleman High
Moffitt Mills
Liberty
Alamance County
Henry Jordan
State Board of Transportation
Level Cross
Bob Ridge
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PTA Council
DCCC
Janes Hall Parrish
the Barn Dinner Theatre
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Trinity High School
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
George Sumner
Bill Flynt
Bob Helms
Cathy Lockhart
Joe Benson
Tony Cota
Randolph Commission
Pugh
Ridge
Robert Hedrick
Asheboro
Hollywood High
BO Swenson
South Main ST
Westchester Or
Vaunet
S. Main St
Archdale
Richard Pryor
Jr. Wilder
Clayburgh
George C. Scott
Parris Avenue
Midway Seafood Restaurant
Heme
Aansanaanwaben
Perene Advil Guardien Ee
Copinnany Sey 1
Cartemnereos
FEMS
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E. Green
Trailways Bus Terminal
Lindsay Street
N.C. State Fair
Raleigh
N.C State Fair
Blue Ridge Boulevard
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