Marietta Painters Defeat Thomasville 10 to 7 in Slugfest
The Marietta Painters beat the Thomasville Chair Outfit 10 7 in a high scoring game. Welborn led the winners with multiple hits as Marietta tallied 12 hits to Thomasville's 10.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
7
The Marietta Painters beat the Thomasville Chair Outfit 10 7 in a high scoring game. Welborn led the winners with multiple hits as Marietta tallied 12 hits to Thomasville's 10.
Lost white and liver colored pointer dog answers to Bass. Reward offered. Call phone 8486. April 20.
Over 160 students from Randolph Davidson Guilford and Alamance counties will compete in a preliminary music contest at the local high school auditorium to determine representatives for the state meet at Woman's College Greensboro April 27 and 28. Judge Maxwell E. Jones says 20 events will be selected for state competition and invites the public to attend for a varied program of songs, instrumentals, and band performances.
Mrs Lucinda Emmaline Wyre aged 85 died at 11 30 PM in the Davidson County home of her daughter Mrs E M Craven after six months of declining health from complications. She is survived by four daughters two of Winston Salem routes a son in Arbuckle Calif 19 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren and a brother William Payne of Winston Salem The funeral will be from New Vernon church in Davidson County with Rev Rayle officiating and interment in the church cemetery.
Chicago April 19 price list shows butter at 7,722 firm with creamery special 98 score 30 and 21 percent extras 92 and 20 percent. Extra first 90 91 20 percent. Firsts 88 89 19 percent. Storage packed extras 14 percent and storage fresh graded firsts 12 percent. Eggs 27,607 firm with extra fs 12 percent and Carent receipts 11 percent.
Chicago Cubs ace Lonnie Warneke would like more games against the Pittsburgh Pirates after two wins last year and a third win yesterday. He defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 and 7 to 2 in two previous starts and 8 to 1 in the latest, as the Pirates produced only four runs in three meetings.
The News Chronicle notes that Britain imposes a partial embargo on Russian imports after trials in Moscow. The action follows sentences against two engineers and a possible contract dispute with Metropolitan-Vickers, risking further Anglo Russian tensions.
The first training course for Negro Scout leaders opened last night at Leonard Street school. About 30 leaders attended the session which divided into patrols and covered tenderfoot requirements. The course meets again Thursday at 7 30 o clock for three weeks with H G Owens and Herbert Stuckey speaking on leadership aims and tenderfoot requirements. Visiting scouts included J F Asbury John Austin and Woodrow Hill.
The calendar committee of the High Point Bar Association met in the municipal courtroom to arrange a two week civil term beginning May 9. A two day criminal term by jury starts May 23 as announced by Judge Lewis EB. Ten cen deferred the term due to a conflict with a Greensboro Superior court criminal term.
Trading rose as the administration's price hopes lifted staples shares with gains from $1 to over $3. United States Steel reached a new 1933 high near $36, while Allied Chemical and several miners advanced. Wheat and cotton climbed, but profit taking tempered some sectors amid a brisk opening.
The House labor committee opened brief hearings on administration bills with Miss Perkins among witnesses. John Collier won Senate Indian committee backing for confirmation as Indian commissioner. A House Interstate Commerce panel discussed a Maryland bill on interstate oil shipments but failed to decide. A New York state power authority bill and broader reconstruction loans were also reviewed by committees.
John Williams, arraigned on murder of Lloyd Bryant and assault on Walter Byers, both African American, was bound over without bond to the May term of the Superior Court after waiving preliminary hearing. Also bound over: John Eaton and Paul Witcher for robbery with $500 bond. Clay Eaton remains at large. Pearl Loflin bound for breaking and entering and larceny from a Southern railway box car. Eva Dill alias Sappert in county workhouse for unspecified charges.
A damp informal ad claims B C provides quick relief for monthly pains and menstrual discomfort. It touts preparation by a registered pharmacist and multiple ingredients aimed to surpass a single drug formula in minutes. It promotes use for cramps headaches neuralgia and muscular ache.
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