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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
6
In this one hand from a contract column, South opens hearts and reaches six hearts. The declarer overcomes a bad trump break by precise play, using clubs and spades to force East to concede a diamond while maintaining control.
Mrs. F. C. Gomo remains seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital after Tuesday operation. Mr. Gomo and their son Bernie, with Mrs. R. C. Bassett, plan to arrive from Barre Vermont to be with Mrs. Gomo. Local items report a Greensboro Parent Teacher Council school session with 108 registering and an upcoming High Point session. Community singing at Welch Memorial M. P. Church and Susanna Wesley Class events at Wesley Memorial Church noted with speakers and tea plans.
The Y M C A reports 3874 members after a recent drive, the largest unit south of Washington, signaling strong local support and growth for community programs.
The Priscilla club will meet Friday at 3 00 p m with Mrs Charles W Perry hosted at her Sherbrook court residence.
Duke University student nurse Mary Helen Wilson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson, is spending vacation with her parents at 402 Barker Street after graduating from the School of Nursing last June and planning to take the state board soon. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Clemmons of Andrews, N C, are visiting Mrs. A. E. B. Smith at 310 Centennial Avenue. Mrs. H. L. Cook, formerly of the city now living in Bur ga w, N C, is here for a few days with friends.
A sorghum making demonstration led by C. F. Walton Jr. of the federal Department of Agriculture was held this morning at the city farm east of the city. Cane growers and sorghum producers from central Carolina attended as Walton explained methods of sorghum production and storage and outlined other refining procedures for cane and maple syrup.
A mother rat fled her nest of 22 at 213 Centennial Avenue as danger approached and was later shot by BE. T. Osborne. Osborne killed 22 young rats, including one white and 21 grey, in a brief action.
A hotel near Maidenhead Bridge in England has a nail driven in its counter center, marking the boundary between Buckinghamshire and Berkshire.
Mrs A G Douglas welcomed Tea And Topics members to the club's first meeting of the year at her Parkway home. Plans for the year's work were discussed after a brief business session led by Mrs Douglas. Mrs Horace Haworth presented a program on Alexander Dumas, praising The Three Musketeers, followed by refreshments for 14 attendees including Mesdames Sheloff Idol Clayton Sears Marah Coe Andrews Sechrest Armfield Shipman and Mrs Haworth.
Miss Marie Jones hosted a Sept 29 Fortnightly Bridge Club gathering at West Main street Thomasville with two tables. Winners Misses Mate Snell and Madeline Hoover received flower plaques and handmade mates. Guests included Lucy Eason Maile Snell Maye Liven- good Vira Clodfelter Madeline Hoover and Mesdames H T Hethcock A R Swaim Raymond Phillips.
Eugene Green of Atlantic City New Jersey arrived Tuesday night for a weeklong visit with his father J C Green and other relatives. This marks Mr Green’s first visit to Thomas Clover City.
The annual Christian Endeavor convention of the central district meets at Asheboro Street Friends church Greensboro next Sunday October 1 at 3 pm continuing to about 8 30 pm. Dr L B Smith president of Eton college will deliver the principal address on Living For Jesus beginning 7 pm and install new officers. The theme is Witnessing with four periods and a 6 pm picnic supper. Other speakers include Mrs Edgar Allred Henry Overman Rev Ralph C Bassett and Rev Fred W Paschall. Junior rallies at First Moravian church Greensboro with three concurrent conferences 4 to 6 pm led by Robert Coons Rev B J Peeler and Rev Gordon Spaugh.
The Boots Elopes for intermediate senior and young peoples societies are expected to attend. The counties included are Guilford Rockingham Randolph Caswell Alamance Chatham Person Orange Durham Granville Wake Vance Franklin Warren.
A Harvard University device condenses water into five distinct solid forms and can compress air into a substance with water-like density, showcasing novel material manipulation capabilities.
Bridge puzzle from a 1982 issue presents four hands with a club opening by South and contract six hearts made. North and East holdings are described with specific suits, while West supports a defensive sequence. The problem promises the full deal and solution in the next issue, encouraging readers to test bidding and play.
The R. R. Ragan creditors are summoned by referee Kenneth Brim for 12 o clock in courtroom two to elect a receiver for Mr. Ragan.
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