Dunlap Eyes Sixth North and South Title in Semi Finals
Pinehurst April 5 George T Dunlap, once dominant in the North and South Amateur, reached the semi finals for a potential sixth title. He faced Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point as John B Ryerson met Skip Alexander in the other semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap
Dunlap
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
John B. Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Skip Alexander
Durham
Chuck Alexander
Duke University
Dunkelberger
James T. Hunter
North Adams
Mass
W. M. McCullough, Jr
Philadelphia
Ryerson
Joe Thompson
Hamilton
Ont
Frank Strafaci
Brooklyn
Alexander
Hunter
Massachusetts
Tommies Open Play Saturday in Thomasville Exhibition
The Thomasville Tommies announce their exhibition schedule starting April 5 3 30 PM against Reidsville Luckies under manager Jim Callahan with a listed lineup including Al Kelier Worth Moser John Everhart and Tommy Kearns The loop runs through April 23 with games at Thomasville Reidsville Mt Airy Wilmington and other towns and a night game planned April 22 23. Nearly 6 000 teachers in Ja pan have resigned in the last there years.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Tommies
Reidsville Luckies
Jim Callahan
Lexington
Jimmy Maus
al Kelier
Worth Moser
John Everhart
Clayton Steele
Melvin Dry
Tommy Kearns
John Thrift
al Laceman
Roy McClusky
Charles Ray
Roy Bohannon
Charles Rickard
Mt. Airy
Reidsville
Wilmington
Delaware
Leakaville
Sanford
Statesville
Leaksville
Burlington
House of David
Lenoir
Veis and Oitinn H
Japan
Amateur Loop Plans to Play Two Games A Week
Local organizers of the Amateur League in High Point plan an eight club circuit and a two games per week schedule. The April 27 season opening will feature a straight season and a Shaughnessy playoff for the cup winners. Officials elected include F C Morehead president and Fay Martin secretary treasurer with Furman Bisher as chairman of the league commission.
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Marsh Grant
High Point
Elwood Hotel
Harriss - Covington, Highland
Woodmen of the World
Guilford
Carolina Container Company
Amos Hosiery Mill
Globe Parlor
Tate Furniture Company
Alma Hayworth
Allen Jay
Harriss- Covington
Shaughnessy
F. C. Morehead
Harriss-Covington
I. B. Dunn
Fay Martin
Furman Bisher
W. F. Bailey
J. E. Marsh
Garland Crawford
Carolina Container
Ty Holcombe
Eiland Farlowe
Grady Hedrick
Harriss Coyington
J. B. Stuart
Robert Parker
J. C
Presidents Ancestry Quiz From Cranium Crackers
A reader quiz lists five presidents with multiple nationality options. James Monroe Theodore Roosevelt Herbert Hoover James Garfield and Ulysses S Grant are matched to Irish, Dutch, English, American and English options respectively with answers on the Want Ad Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James Monroe
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
James Garfield
Ulysses S. Grant
How to varnish scale and preserve umbrellas
Varnish floors by placing the can in hot water to improve flow and drying time. To scale fish easily, plunge in boiling water briefly. For umbrellas, scrub with warm soapy water with a dash of ammonia, rinse, and dry open.
Bicycle Club Formed in Thomasville City Hall
Dr. Walter Cutter of the State Highway Safety Division spoke to over 100 attendees at Thomasville City Hall about organizing a local Bicycle Club. The effort, sponsored by the police department and led by traffic officer Harold Petty, aims to teach riders to share responsibility on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Walter Cutter
State Highway Safety Division
Cutter
Quiz Answers from LOOK and LEARN
The quiz yields Venus as the planet closest in size and surface to Earth. George Baker of Harlem is known as Father Divine. Oliver Cromwell is the named commoner ruler. The Battle of Tippecanoe made William Henry Harrison famous. The most important river in Scotland is the Clyde.
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Earth
George Baker
Harlem
England
William Henry Harrison
Scotland
Venus
Father Divine
Oliver Cromwell
Battle of Tippecanoe
Clyde River
Lessons in English by W L Gordon ends with birthday note and library service
Lessons in English by W L Gordon reviews word usage and pronunciation and presents today’s word osculation with a note on kissing. A Wynberg South Africa man turns 100 as six children 36 grandchildren and 75 great grandchildren send greetings. An Suffolk shepherd gifts a cane carved from elm to Prime Minister Chamberlain. East Ham libraries launch a home service with volunteer messengers delivering books to the elderly or infirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Malan
Wynberg
South Africa
Suffolk
England
Chamberlain
East Ham
U S Watching Wang Regime from Washington
U S officials monitor the Japanese sponsored Wang Ching Wei government in Nanking to hold Tokyo responsible for actions infringing American rights. State Department notes suggest Wang’s regime may seek recognition concessions or discriminate against nonrecognizing nationals, with Hull criticizing the regime as driven by Japan.
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Washington
United States
Wang Ching-Wei
Nanking
Tokyo
State Department
Wang Ching Wen
China
Government of
Hull
Japan
Etiquette Answers for Moviegoer Dancing and Dining
A reader asks how to handle a friend who spoils films and how to avoid being a wallflower at a dance. The guidance suggests preserving suspense by asking not to be told outcomes, learning to be a good dancer, and serving champagne with meals while sherry accompanies soup.
Retirement Plan Favored by State School Board
The State School Board Association backed a universal retirement system for teachers and staff, plus a 12th grade, central board of education, protections for educators, salary fund boosts, a local school tax vote, compulsory attendance at 16, expanded adult education, and a statewide educational planning commission. New officers include H. K. Isenhour president, B. M. Watkins vice president, Temple Gobbel treasurer, with Guy B. Phillips re elected executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
State School Board Association
State Board of Education
Educational Planning Commission
H., K. Isenhour
Salisbury
B. M. Watkins
Durham
Temple Gobbel
Guy B. Phillips
Hospital Associations Name Heads At Meeting
Officers were elected at the Virginia Carolinas Hospital conference. Virginia re elected leaders: W N Walters Richmond president Dr A H Perkins Norfolk vice president M Haskins Coleman Jr Richmond secretary A L Beal Richmond treasurer Dr Lewis E Jarrett Diecmond Miss Lillian E Jerdone Pulaski O K Fike B G Aldhizer Harrisonburg Harriett Ailstock Portsmouth.
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Winston-Salem
Virginias
The
Carolinas
Virginia- Carolinas
Virginia Association
W. N. Walters
Richmond
A. H. Perkins
Norfolk
M. Haskins Coleman, Jr
A. L. Beal
Lewis E. Jarrett Diecmond
Lillian E. Jerdone
Pulaski
High Point High School Band Concert Tonight
The High Point High School Band under Fred Kimball will present a concert at the Senior High School auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. The event is the second in the music festival series by the High Point City Schools and features the same group that will represent High Point at the State Music Contest in Greensboro the week of April 15. Admission is free and the public is invited. Program includes The High School Cadets by Sousa and Overture Hongroise by Skornicka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
High Point High School
Fred Kimball
High Point City
University of Rochester
Eastman School of Music
Sousa
State Music Contest Entrants List
Participants include Ruthmoods Ellington and Vicarian Selection Lorenz along with The Marching Bani Kleffman and Niobe Tone Poem De Albertis. Also noted are The Donkey Serenade Fiiml and Carnival Overture Gibb in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthmoods
Ellington
Lorenz
Bani -Kleffman
Niobe
de Abertis
Fiiml
Gibb
Thomasville Seniors Present Play Tonight
Thomasville April 5 The senior class of the high school presents the play Three Days of Grace by Licia Metcalfe in three acts. Lead roles go to Bobby Crews and Reba Mea with Ruth Murphy and others in supporting parts. The American Legion band will play between acts with state assistants Margaret Lee Bryan Maxine Moore and Willie Warne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Flicia Metcalfe
Bobby Crews
Reba Mea
Wire
Ruth Murphy
Marine Perryman
Bessie Allen
Jene Hill
Ray Lyerly
Billy Gillam
Swanea Lanier
Lew Clemmons
Verna Mason
A. Hudson
Marvin Carter
Geor Hubert Teague
Lawrence Hiat Everett Hudson
Clyde Hold
American Legion
Margaret Lee Bryan
Maxine Moore
Willie Warne
Southern Appalachian bridge tournament returns to Asheville
In Asheville North Carolina the Southern Appalachian bridge tournament reopens in late August inviting Southeast players. Sam D Holt recalls last year's event with North opening two diamonds and bidding to six diamonds after South's four clubs. The hand featured a club lead, a bad diamond split, and efforts to find East for a double finesse to secure six diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Contract Bridge League
Asheville
N. C
Southeast
Sam D. Holt
Ashevile
North
South
East
Duplicate-Neither West North position in six diamonds
In a bridge problem West North hold a diamond lead, East is helpless and must lead either heart or spade into declarer's tenace. The remaining loser discards on the fourth club, yielding an optimistic six diamonds contract.
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East
Heart
Declarer
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