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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1969
Page
8
A dense word puzzle runs through a planetarium themed grid with across and down clues. It references celestial terms, languages, and names, including a mix of nouns, adjectives, and abbreviations, challenging solvers to map planets, stars, and mythic figures to positions.
A partial auction ends with West North East passing after a five heart bid sequence. The opening lead is the ace of spades, and the table card order hints at a decisive declarer play in a vulnerable duplicate match.
Albert A. Long Jr. of Durham will give the main address at the All Rally of the Men of Orange Presbytery at Camp New Hope near Chapel Hill. The talk starts at 7:30 p.m. after registration from 5:30 p.m. He is the last UNC athlete to win letters in football basketball baseball and track and graduated in 1955.
A reader asks about bee stings on a child and desensitization. The doctor notes some children react violently and recommends desensitization if warranted, explains ephedrine and antihistamines, and offers bee behavior tips and safety steps.
The Reese Dbrmer bidding yields a grand slam after North's three spades ask for exploration. West opens ace of hearts, South ruffs and reverses, forcing a heart and trump sequence that allows South to make 12 tricks. South’s upside down play hinges on diamonds not dividing and West’s trump card defense.
Primary wing feathers are the flight feathers growing on the bird’s hand. In most species there are about ten primary wing feathers.
A formal dedication of the Calvary Church of the Nazarene sanctuary and educational plant will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm. The Rev Ralph H Matting ly pastor of the recently completed church at 621 W Fairfield Rd said the Rev Terrell C Sanders Jr NC District Superintendent will give the dedicatory message. The service is open to the public. Tours of the new buildings will be offered following the service.
The Salvation Army will observe its annual Home League Sunday on Oct. 26 at 11 a.m. worship. Mrs. Colonel Gordon Swyers, director of women's services for the North and South Carolina Division, will be the principal speaker. A new piano will be dedicated for the chapel funded by the legacy of Lulan Thompson Cook, a former soldier and Home League member.
The world's fastest growing plant is the giant Pacific kelp, with fronds capable of extending about a foot per day. This remarkable growth highlights kelp forests' vigor and potential ecological impact in coastal regions.
Messengers from more than 3,400 North Carolina Baptist churches will meet November 10 to 12 at Municipal Auditorium in Fayetteville for the annual State Baptist Convention under the theme The Ministry of the Church. Participants include Dr Edwin H Pruden Dr Donald Miller Allen Bailey Brooks Hayes Dr Howard Knight and others with panel discussion led by Rev Jerry Wallace and Dr Douglas Aldrich. Major business covers a 7 million dollar Cooperative Program budget with mission allocations and North Carolina missions funds totaling about 5.04 million dollars, plus review of the Committee of 20 report on North Carolina Baptist colleges and election of a president. The gathering is presided by Dr Claud B Bowen.
Revival services start Friday October 31 at Jamestown First Baptist Church with laymen from across the state assisting. Tom Allen and John Reavis of High Point helped plan. Services begin 7 30 p m with congregational singing special music and testimonies. Saturday features a day of visitation and witness culminating in another service. Sunday includes an 8 a m prayer breakfast and laymen leading school hour and morning worship, with a final service Sunday night.
Mrs. Mary Edith Rogers of Gastonia was elected president of the North Carolina Nurses Association at its annual conven tion in Raleigh. Elected officers include First Vice President Dr Virginia Stone from Durham and Second Vice President Mrs Catherine Layton of Greensboro. Other officers are Secretary Mrs Sarah Skinner Kingston Treasurer Mrs Eva Warren Hillsborough and Directors Dr Eloise Lewis Greensboro and Mrs Gladys Poindexter Winston-Salem.
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