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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1935

Page

5

Out-of-Staters Still in Match at Asheville Golf Tourney

In Asheville on August 9 the semi final round of the 40th Asheville Invitational golf tournament featured three out of state entrants and a Biltmore Forest representative. Alan Smith the medalist and W. D. Fondren of Augusta and Biltmore Forest were eliminated from contention as favorites fell.

Asheville Asheville Country Club Biltmore Forest Alan Smith W. D. Fondren Augusta

Pratt Held After Sheriff Warns in Decatur Incident

Helena report says Sheriff Dallas Brown ordered Laurence Pratt to leave town but Pratt rode away in a car owned by the sheriff’s father in law. Gov. Cooney approved Pratt’s requisition for theft of a machine and Pratt remains in Anaconda awaiting quarter finals. In golf, Smith loses to Dudley 2 and 1, Fondren falls to Adams 2 and 1, Johnson beats Rutherford 7 6, Tinsley defeats Lamb 1 up, Dudley meets Tinsley, and Johnson faces Adams in today’s matches.

Helena Mont Dallas Brown Decatur Ind Laurence Pratt Pratt Frank H. Cooney Anaconda Smith Charles Dudley Greenville S. C Fondren Joe Adams Biltmore Forest Lewis Johnson Charleston

Lang killers divided on long sentences in swamp murder case

In Chicago on August 9 a pair of middle aged women faced commitment to Dwight reformatory for the murder of Ervin J. Lang known as the swamp murder. Mrs Blanche Dunkel admitted she planned the victim's death and awaits formal proceedings.

Chicago Dwight Reformatory Swamp Ervin J. Lang Blanche Dunkel Cornelius J. Harrington Evelyn Smith Lang O. K Dunkel

Albemarle Man Is High Skeet Shooter

Tom Wolfe of Albemarle shot 94 of 100 to lead the High Point Skeet Club event with 26 straight. J P Rawley and H G Sider ton of High Point followed with 24 straight. Other scores included W B Smith and Dr W T Shaver of Albemarle at 22, A H Watkins of Greensboro 14, and several others. The club will host a weekend practice shoot starting at 10 a m.

Tom Wolfe Albemarle High Point J. P. Rawley H. G. Siderton W. BE. Smith W. T. Shaver A. H. Watkins Greensboro W. B. Thomas T. R. Galloway Bradford Thomas Charlie Kearns BE. J. Holbrook

Miss Jeannette Rankin Speaks to Guilford Friends

Miss Jeannette Rankin, associate secretary of the National Council for the Prevention of War, spoke at the North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends in Guilford College Aug 9. The program covered war prevention methods, Bible schools for peace, and church mission reports with leaders from Guilford and High Point colleges.

Prevention of War Council Yearly Meeting of Friends Guilford Guilford College Jeannette Rankin National Council For the Prevention of War North Nn Yearly Meeting Frien Clifton C. Pearson Mount Airy Elbert Newlin Pikeville Alice Paige White High Point Samuel L. Haworth North Carolina Council of Churches White Philip W. Furnass G. I. Humphries High Point College Miss White Francie T. Anscombe Winston-Salem Raymond G. Binford Milo

Light Docket 5 Heard by Court

Judgments entered in a small city court docket this morning. Reese presided. Tony Brady found guilty of attempted break in and sentenced to 90 days in county jail with two years to serve. Other cases include violations of prohibition law costs and acquittals.

Reese Tony Brady Emma Williams Troy Grant

Organized Labor Calls Boycott On Durham Hosiery Mills

A move to boycott stores selling products from the Durham Hosiery mill where a strike is under way was launched by organized labor in Durham. More than 100 members of the Liggett and Myers tobacco local voted unanimously to boycott and organizer C. Y. Parrish of the American Federation of Labor said other unions are expected to join.

Durham Liggett and Myers Tobacco C. Y. Parrish American Federation of Labor

Baer Louis bout drawn by New York Chicago bids

Pro promoter Mike Jacobs opens a 10 day auction for the Max Baer against Joe Louis fight to be held Sept 26 or 27 with bidders from New York and Chicago competing for the site. Louis rests in Detroit while Levinsky warns Baer to strengthen jaw and hands for the bout.

Chicago Mike Jacobs Jacobs Max Baer Joe Louis New York Twentieth Century Club Sporting Club of Illinois Louis Detroit Levinsky Baer Joe Max

State School Commission Starts Monthly Releases With Itemized Audits

Raleigh August 9 The State School Commission now releases funds to schools in monthly installments and maintains an itemized audit on every penny spent. The new system, in operation for over a month, mirrors daily state fund controls used by the Budget Bureau and aims to improve fiscal oversight.

State Department of Public Instruction Baskervill Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh State School Commission School Commission Budget Bureau

Kellogg All-Bran Eases Years of Constipation Report

Mrs. Marsden of Detroit says eleven years of constipation eased after using Kellogg's All-Bran for five months. Her letter notes improvement in health and vitality, crediting the cereal’s bulk and dietary fibre. The ad urges two tablespoons daily and mentions red and green Kellogg packages.

Guilford Farmers Back Soil Conservation Group

Guilford county farmers formed the Guilford County Soil Conservation Association to sponsor erosion control outside the Reedy Fork and Deep River areas. Twenty four charter members signed the articles signaling access to Civilian Conservation Corps aid, contingent on a five year land use agreement.

Greensboro Guilford County Ccc Soil Conservation Service Mem

Paper Bag Breathing Report Reveals Sickness Relief

A report suggests that breathing into a paper bag relieves sickness by rebreathing exhaled carbon dioxide. The claim emphasizes temporary relief through this gas exchange method.

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