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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1969
Page
8
The article describes a six spades slam reached by North and South using fragment bids and Italian style control bidding. North showed a singleton club with four clubs and strong spade support, South supported with four diamonds and second‑round diamond control, leading to a six spade contract.
A jumble of across and down clues mixed with stray letters and fragments. Includes references to places people and objects like Fortified wine Mona and Peruvian city along with generic terms and partial words.
Miss Leitner urges Trinity's Beta members to guide the group rightly and lead by serving others. She notes leadership exists in all, highlights Randy Underwood and Sara Cecil as Central District Beta officers, and Roy Allen as North Carolina State Sponsor next year. New members with high averages are tapped in a candlelight ceremony.
Wynnewood Avenue resident N Calhoun Anderson obtained a temporary restraining order against neighbor Tay Williard alleging deed restrictions limit structures to 10 feet from the side line while zoning allows eight feet. The dispute centers on whether Williard’s addition exceeds permit authority and whether it is a carport or a garage.
Board member Pearce outlined a $41 million western and southern Guilford high school build. Enrollment is projected to rise from 22,700 this year to 30,000 by 1980 with lower grades increasing in 3 to 5 years. The proposal includes $1,708,000 this year for an elementary at Western Guilford and Jamestown second site with more units in eastern northeastern southeastern and northwestern areas. Additional high schools are planned in eastern and northern Guilford with funds for renovations sites buses and furniture. Total beyond this year reaches $10.1 million. This year includes a $300,000 Ragsdale High School addition. GTI programs target noncollege graduates and adult education with crowded parking noted. A community college status possibility was raised. The plan seeks 40 percent federal aid for an $800,000 student activities building three classrooms at $850,000 each a $1 million library $5,000 for shops $1 million for administration and auditorium facilities and $350,000 for parking.
Two women face assault charges with Oct. 3 court hearings. Ina Neeley, 22, of Menden Hall Street, is charged by Barbara and Dorothy Draughn. Dorothy Draughn also alleges assault against Geraldine Skipper, 19, of Clodfelter's Apartments. Bonds posted pending hearing.
Walter Hedrick of Greensboro and Robert T nina of Pompano Beach will have a funeral at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Harold C. Davis Funeral Home. The Rev. John Settle Myre will officiate. Burial is in Oakwood Cemetery and the body remains at the funeral home.
Cooper said he would return for another meeting to help establish communications with governing bodies. He cited measures taken in other communities and indicated he would not come back if not welcome, though indications show the group wants his return.
An eight year old boy was injured Monday after running into traffic on East Lexington Avenue near Montlieu Avenue. The child, identified as David V Hedgecock of Montlieu Avenue, was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital and remained under care. The vehicle was driven west on East Lexington by Walter G Cross of Franklinville. Police said the boy darted from the south curb between stopped vehicles at the traffic signal. Rebecca W Marion and Rita Blakenship were in a separate two car crash at Gatewood and N Elm Streets with Marion treated and released. Blakenship was charged for failure to yield right of way. Other minors faced charges after incidents on S Main Street and Guyer Street with property damage totals.
Thomasville adults can learn to draft wills deeds and similar instruments in a two hour class at Davidson County Community College. George W Saintsing will teach at no charge from 7 to 9 p m with Q A. The course repeats with the Medical Aspects of Human Sexuality and is open to adults who may miss initial sessions.
Asheboro area deputies from Randolph Guilford and Chatham counties probe a daylight burglary spree starting in Julian Guilford and ending near the Randolph line. Initial hit at Arthur Lee Jordan's home yielded jewelry later found along US 421 and Old Siler City Road. Subsequent break-ins at Elvin York James Coward and George Phillips produced cash jewelry guns and a television.
The notice outlines multiple amendments to High Point Code including parking restrictions between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on certain streets, revised hours for other sections, and new subsection (a) detailing two hour parking with signs. It also includes formal proclamations, publication dates, and notices to creditors for estates of Thomas Perry Bowden and Blanche Moss Chidester, plus lost item notices and contacts.
SERVICES AN A TYPE bulldozer and loader work and tractor work in Sandrock. Grading and lawn feeding with sandrock or gravel. Call Branson Holland at 431-1654. Also tractor and loader work, clean lots, low grass and cart driveways, top soil, sandrock and gravel. Moore at 882-2375 night for Sandrock dirt sale.
A dense listing of home repair and remodeling services from various providers. Includes Stark Brothers tools and trenching gear, McIntyre Construction, J. J. White Financing, Raynor Paint and Aluminum, Rickert Paint, James Mitchell Painting, R. L. Owens, Mohawk Carpet, Banks Septic Tank, Gilbreth Upholstery, Horton Realty, and multiple rental and apartment offers. Names, addresses, and phone numbers scattered throughout.
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