Favorites Lead In Dixie Tourney After First Round
SEDGEFIELD COUNTRY CLUB, GREENSBORO, N. C., May 14. Two days of the 19th annual women’s Southern golf tournament are history with no upsets. The Big Four of 1930 Dixie golf advance as eight states remain in contention. Margaret Maddox of Atlanta and Marion Turpie Lake of New Orleans lead a North Carolina contingent, while several matches end early. The tightest duel saw Mrs. W F Deuschle of Winston-Salem lose to Mrs. A Taylor of Atlanta after 21 holes.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
N. C
Margaret Maddox
Willows
Atlanta
K. J. Brown
Durham
Marion Turpie Lake
New Orleans
Barham Jones
Norfolk
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Jack Vilas
Hot Springs
Ark
W. F. Deuschle
Winston-Salem
A. Taylor
Injured Faculty Members Recover After Car Accident
Coach Fuller Professor Wheat and Misses Tucker and Myers of the Decatur schools were injured Saturday evening when their car turned over on the Bye Line highway south of here. They were reported recovering today from bruises.
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Fuller
Wheat
Tucker and
Myers
Decatur Schols
Bye Line
Here
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down clues mixed
Puzzle grid includes numerous across and down clues with hints like Pats and Church official conspiracy and ancient school of philosophy. Entries cover animals metals and languages and feature archaic spellings and abbreviations typical of vintage crossword compilations.
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Pats & Church
Ecolloq
Rob
Bugg to Visit Decatur in Lieutenant Governor Campaign
Monroeville attorney L J Bugg a leading lieutenant governor candidate plans a Decatur visit soon writing friends here his campaign is said to be progressing well and moving along satisfactorily to supporters.
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L. J. Bugg
Monroeville
Decatur
Mr. Bugg
Cullman Resident Seeks Ball Loop Project Details
Cullman resident W. T. Koenigsmark, visiting Decatur, sought information on a ball loop project and related plans. He expressed interest in understanding scope and potential benefits.
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Cullman
Boy urged to join Ki Y or YMCA camp soon
The notice urges sending a boy to a Ki Y or YMCA camp, arguing registration should happen promptly. A separate item reports W J Brooks of Washington Iowa finding 80 in gold coins while tending a newly ploughed garden. Dates cited span 1842 to 1889.
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W. J. Brooks
Washington
Iowa
Ki Y Camp Plans Advance For City Boys
Secretary L. and N. A. R. M. C. A. reports Ki Y Camp in Vermont opens in three weeks for city boys with Kiwanis club support. Y M C A Camp follows in six weeks for boys who can pay or have financial help. Camps offer planned activities to keep youths out of mischief and foster manhood through vigorous programs and character teaching.
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S. E. Arvidson
Vinemont
Kiwanis Club
Decatur Rotary Proposes Four-Club Amateur Baseball Loop
The vocational service committee of the Decatur Rotary club plans a meeting to discuss organizing an amateur league in North Alabama with four clubs. Teams would use home talent only. Snodgrass chairs the committee as Decatur's industrial payroll nears $5,000,000 annually.
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North Alabama
Decatur Rotary Club
Snodgrass
Mittee
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Eary
Persia
Moseley Shoe CO
2Nd Ave
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Alabama
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Morgan County Motor Co
Bugg
Décatur
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Koenigsmark
Ki-Y
the Vocational Service Committee
Sonny
Uncle Bob
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