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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1922

Page

2

Columbia Beats High Point in South Atlantic League Clash

Columbia defeated High Point at Welch Field 19 to 1 as Zinn Becks Comers exploded for four runs in the first inning and continued scoring. Long and Perry pitched for Columbia with High Point using Lassiter McBride and Konnen, while weather hindered play and attendance lagged.

Columbia High Point Welch Field Zinn Beck’ Comers Herndon Comets Beck Long Perry Lassiter McBride Konnen Salmites Earp Powell Rochester Gastonia Buffalo Internationals

Americans Rated Best in Tennis by A Wallis Myers

London reports A Wallis Myers names half the world’s top players American in his First Tens for 1921 1922 includes four men and six women led by Mallory Browne Ryan MeeKane Bundy and Goss among women and Tilden Johnston Richards and Shimidzu among men Richards praised as a potential Wimbledon star with a refined touch and speed.

London A. Wallis Myers United States Myers Mr. Myers Mallory Suzanne Lenglen America M. Browne E. Ryan K. MeeKane England Bundy Feacock India Beamish Australia J. ©. Andersen BR. I. C. Norton South Africa M. Alonco Spain A. H. Gobert France K Richards Richards Tilden Wimbledon

Mother Shoots Babe Then Kills Self in Springfield

In Springfield on April 11 Mrs Ida Viola Remington shot to death her three year old son at the Remington home in West Springfield and then killed herself. Despondency over ill health is believed to be the cause of the double tragedy.

Springfield Mass Ida Viola Remington Howard Remington Boston and Albany Railways Remington West Springfield

Motor Company Opens New Quarters on Main Street

The Motor Co. moves from Ugton Street to 203 North Main and expands with a full line of fixtures and electric household appliances. R. R. Biskburn takes charge as J. B. Moorefield departs after guiding the firm since July. Blackburn brings experience to advise customers and oversee the remodel.

the Motor Co High Point Ugton Street North Main Street R. R. Bisckburn

Motorbus Service Between High Point and Mount Airy

A new motorbus route was inaugurated this week by C. M. and W. J. Shouse of Mount Airy. The twenty two passenger vehicle will run daily from High Point at 1:00 for Mount Airy via Winston Salem, linking the three cities with regular service.

High Point Mount Airy Winston-Salem C. M W. J. Shouse Mt. Airy

Holy Week Services Discontinued After Illness

Illness of Rev. F. L. Conrad forces suspension of Holy Week services begun Monday at the Lutheran church. No further services will be held until Sunday.

F. L. Conrad Rutheran Church

Six Women Historians Make Notable Reputations

At least six women have built significant reputations as historians, gaining visibility through scholarly work and public engagement. Their contributions span various eras and topics, reflecting diverse approaches to historical study.

Swedish Emigration to Show Increase

Stockholm reports Dr Adrian Melton head of Sweden's Anti Emigration Federation predicts a major rise in Swedish emigration this year with more than twenty thousand Swedes possibly leaving annually for America if economic revival lags. He fears a flood of youth seeking tickets to the United States unless Sweden restarts its commercial life.

Stockholm Adrian Melton Anti- Emigration Federation Sweden America

Mule's Victim Dies After Mule Kick Injury

J Thomas of Pollard Alabama died yesterday in Pensacola after being brought for treatment for injuries from a mule kick to the stomach.

Pensaocouma Fla

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Columbia Swamps the Motor Company New Quarters Holy Wheel Broadway The D. W. Griffith Worrell Virginia Dick Hulse Orpheum Pappy Ray Dixie Trio Harmony Wanda Hawley Rose Theater Gladys Walton Homas Meighan Thomas Meighan Jesse L. Lasky Thomas Prince Geo. M. Cohan Sunshine Comedy EFIRD Pullman Oxfords Reynolds EF. C. Skuffer Kk. C Craddock Baby Lewis Aegis Black Kid Pump Baby Louis Pater Heels Brown Ak Bae S &. C. Skuffer Sandals Misses’ Red Riding Hood Efird’s Department Store
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