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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1925

Page

6

Golf tradition resists stymie and cup size reform

In this 1925 column Walter Hagen critiques enthusiasts who want to abolish the stymie and enlarge the hole. He argues the stymie rewards skill, not luck, and that larger cups would aid weak putters while increasing luck overall, predicting no change will endure.

Barnes Long Jim Barnes Jim Great Britain America Western Golf Association Duffer Ell Syndicate

Visit Asheville and George Vanderbilt Hotel Experience

Inviting Asheville vacation brochure touts cool mountain air and scenic dawns. The George Vanderbilt Hotel sits atop Asheville’s highest hill with roof garden views and easy access to nearby shops theaters and golf tennis and swimming at top country clubs.

Asheville George Vanderbilt Agreville Biltmore Forest

Community church services and schedules listed

A compact roundup of Sunday and midweek worship times across local churches. First Christian Church conducts Bible school, evangelistic meetings, and regular services. St. Mary's offers morning prayer and sermon. First Methodist Protestant and First Baptist schedule sermons and Sunday school. Friends, Wesley Memorial, and Epworth League activities listed with leaders and times. invites all to attend.

St. Mary’s Church Protestant Episcopal W. H. Wheeler Thompson Orphanage Charlotte, N. C First Methodist Protestant N. Main Street George R. Brown Christian Endeavor Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Emmett K. McLarty D. D B. C. Harmon First Baptist Church Lloyd T. Wilson A. E. Tate

Golf rule query on club touching ground in hazard

A Links Referee explains a 1926 case where a player's clubhead touched the ground while taking a backswing in a soft rut hazard. The ruling: penalty applies for touching ground before striking the ball, with two strokes in medal play and one in match play. The question invites Innis Brown to answer via the sport editor.

Innis Brown Bell Syndicate

Dr Branson Speaker As Sixth Public Welfare Institute Ends

Chapel Hill Aug 1 The Sixth Public Welfare Institute held jointly by the University School of Public Welfare and the State Board of Charities and Public Welfare closed with an address by Dr E C Branson and examinations on social law and case work. Superintendents of welfare attended the sessions which emphasized training in casework social law and child care. Members praised the program as balanced and practical and resolved thanks to organizers. They plan to return to their counties inspired and better prepared to face welfare problems.

Chapel Hill Public Welfare Institute University School of Public Welfare State Board of Charities and Public Welfare E. C. Branson Wefare Roy M. Brown Lily Mitchell M. M. Stanley Durham Superintendents Association University School of Welfare

Massapequa Racing Association Seeks Charter

New York Aug 1 AP A petition for incorporation of the Massapequa Racing association seeks to build a plant for 1,000 horses plus a one mile track grandstand and club house about six miles from Freeport Long Island The project aims to restart racing after years of restricted tracks on Long Island with Jamaica Belmont and Aqueduct previously operating Work on the Massapequa plant is set to begin next spring

New York Massapequa Racing Association Freeport Long Island New York Racing Commission Jamaica Belmont Aquaduct Massapequa Florida

Golf's Everlasting Quest for a Perfect Winner

The article weighs the dominance of top players like Bill Tilden Suzanne Lenglen and golf greats such as Jesse Sweetser Larry Lloyd Chick Evans Bobby Jones and Rudy Knepper. It notes Sweetser's easy Metropolitan Amateur victory followed by a reversal, underscores golf's unpredictable nature and stresses that no golfer can repeat the same game twice due to changing conditions and mental prep.

Bill Tilden Suzanne Lenglen Jesse Sweetser East New York Larry Lloyd Greenwich Country Club Sweetser Lloyd Gorm Chick Evans Bobby Jones Evans Rudy Knepper Chick Princeton Merion Knepper Rudy

Hog feeding test shows 1,027 pound gain in 35 days

Farm notes from Elizabeth City report G W Falls saying his county hog feeding project at The Foreman Stock Farm finished a 35 day test with 20 hogs showing a total gain of 1,027 pounds. Falls says a 200 head herd achieving the same rate could net about 600 dollars in a similar period. In Williamston, Martin County plans the county’s largest fair yet with higher premiums for exhibits and nearly doubled premiums for community displays.

Elizabeth City North Carolina G. W. Falls Pasquotank Stoc Farm Williamston Martin County T. B. Brandon

Local fairs planned as exhibits for county fair season

A Richmond county farmers party visited the South Carolina experiment station at Florence to study boll weevil control with Farm Agent J L Dove. They then toured the Coker seed farm at Hartsville to inspect plant and seed breeding work. In Haw River August 1 Jersey Day prepared by Alamance breeders.

Rockingham Richmond County South Carolina Florence J. L. Dove Coker Hartsville Haw River Jersey Alamance

County Meeting to Feature Prebred Cattle Sale

County will hold an event on August 28 led by W Kerr Scott county agent. The program includes a sale of prebred cattle and four bulls will be given away to promote the better sire movement.

W. Kerr Scott

Special Communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge 344

A Masonic special communication for Numa F. Reid Lodge No 344 A E and A M meets Monday at 7 30 PM Work in Master Mason degree Visiting Masons welcomed J P Williamson W M W E H Herndon Secretary

Numa F. Reid Lodge A. E

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