Carolina-Duke boxing meet features Quarles versus Scott in Chapel Hill
Norment Quarles, Carolina lightweight and Southern Conference featherweight champion last year, meets old friend Rip Scott in a feature boxing bout at Chapel Hill Saturday night. The match is highlighted as the Carolina-Duke event draws regional interest.
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Chapel Hill
Norment Quarles
Carolina
Rip Scott
Carolina-Duke
Quarles
Blue Devil
Black Bisons Face Wildcats as Western lead on line
The Black Bisons of High Point face Charlotte High Wildcats in a decisive Western Conference clash tonight. A loss ends their shot at the title, while a win forces a playoff. Coach Wade Marlette reports the team in excellent shape after focused practice on foul shooting and field goals.
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Black Bisons
High Point High School
Charlotte High Wildcats
Wade Marlette
Bisons
Catawba College
Danville
Catawba
Nolan Reid
Sunday School Loop Opens With Five Games at YMCA
Tonight at 7 Sun day School league action begins at the YMCA with Calvary M E facing Episcopal, Trinity M E against South Main M E, 7 30 Reformed versus Central Friends, 8 First M P versus Ward St M E, and 9 Green J Baptist versus Highland M B.
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Calvary M. E
Episcopal
Trinity M. E
South Main M. E
Reformed
Central Friends
First M. P
Ward St. M. E
Green &J. Baptist
Highland M. B
Door Locks Require Occasional Graphite Lubrication
All door locks should receive thorough lubrication with graphite to ensure smooth operation. The guidance emphasizes regular maintenance to prevent sticking and wear.
Fas Teeth: All Day Comfort Plus Freshness
Sprinkling Fasteeth on your plates each morning prevents slipping or dropping teeth. Provides secure hold, deodorizes, and leaves no gum taste or pasty feeling. Available in three sizes at Eckerd stores or your druggist.
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Eckerd’s
Weathers Faces Thompson In Carolina Duke State Clash
The Carolina Duke state clash set for Friday pits Virgil Weathers, UNC ace forward and 1982 All Southern, against Duke star Jim Thompson, 1988 All Southern. Weathers leads the Southern Conference scorers while Thompson tops the Big Five. In recent games Weathers scored 16 points and Thompson 18.
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Durm
Virgil Weathers
Carolina
Jim Thompson
Duke
Weathers
Thompson
Staff shakeup at Army football after Blaik and Ellinger depart
Lieut. Gar Davidson announced a complete staff overhaul hiring two West Point alumni, Lieuts. Blackshear Bryan and Edward Doyle as assistants, with Bryan coaching the backs and Doyle coaching the ends. Bill Wood becomes chief field coach, Moe Daly chief line coach, and a six member staff includes Blondy Sanders and Red Reeder in key roles.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Warner
Yale
Navy
Ducky” Pond
New Haven
Tom Hamilton
Annapolis
Arner
Dartmouth
Earl
Red) Blaik
Harry Ellinger
Andy Gustafson
Army
Pittsburgh
Colgate
Pop
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Joe Bach
Elmer Layden
Knute Rockne
Villanova
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New York University
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West Virginia
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Greasy) Neale
Denny Myers
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Carl Snavely
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Blaik
Ellinger
West Point
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Babe) Bryan
Edward Doyle
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Davidson
Doyle
Bill Wood
Maurice
Moe) Daly
Lieut
Laverne (Blondy) Sanders
Edward
Red) Reeder
Barnum Springs Leads Field In Wrestling Tourney At Carolina
Barnum Springs tops the wrestling field at UNC led by 29 points as finals set for tonight in a state interscholastic tourney. Durham High Point and Burlington follow with strong showings while boxing semifinals proceed with 12 schools and 48 boxers.
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Barnum Springs
Carolina
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Wilson
Greensboro
Charlotte
Advertising Pitch for Bronchuline Emulsion Boosts Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion held in a cow bottle as a fast acting cough remedy. It promises instant relief with a strong kick and claims satisfaction guarantees from Economy Drug and свої druggists.
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Ann ‘Drug Co
Economy Drug
Tourney Entry List Will Close Tonight
The entry list for the second annual High Point Gold Medal tournament, February 19 to 24, will close at midnight. W. F. Bailey, chairman, announced the last minute rush and over 80 clubs are expected to compete for valuable awards.
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W. F. Bailey
Cardinals Farms Help Mother Club When Finances Low
The St. Louis Cardinals use their minor league “farms” to aid the parent club as finances falter. President Sam Breadon notes the family has grown and some children now support the father, recalling 1933 when attendance dipped below 300000 at home while Rochester Columbus and Houston posted solid seasons and produced players who fetched prices in the market.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Rochester
Columbus
Houston
Seven-Man Defensive Line In Football Ruled Obsolete
Chicago February 15. Clark Shaughnessy of the University of Chicago says the new football rule allowing a player to hold the ball for another to kick will end the seven man defensive line. He foresees widened play options and says the game will be opened by kicking rule changes and forward pass rules.
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Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
State Wrestlers To Meet Duke Friday Night Meet
State College coach W N Red Hicks announced the wrestling meet with Duke will be held in Raleigh Friday night. Freshman teams from both schools will wrestle here Friday afternoon instead of Saturday in Durham.
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Raleigh
W. N. “Red” Hicks
State College
State
Duke
Durham
Hicks
Beantown Choir Comedy at Calvary M E Church Friday
Tomorrow night at 7 15 the Beantown Choir three act comedy from Walter Ben Hare is staged by Calvary M E church youth with Mrs W R Shafter directing. Widow Wood vies for the minister while he loves her step daughter Beth. Grandmaw Howler mishears to comic effect as Hezekiah schemes. The wedding finale promises beauty and harmony with young performers Gloria Ann Foust Betty Shafter Janice Hedrick. Admission is small and all are invited.
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Calvary M. E
Beantown
Walter Ben Hare
The
Reformed Church
W. R. Shafter
Wood
Beth
Hezekiah
Grandmaw Howler
Gloria Ann Foust
Betty Shafter
Janice Hedrick
Duke and Carolina Set Big NC Basketball Clash Friday
Duke and North Carolina head to an anticipated Friday showdown in Durham to decide the state title if Carolina wins. Duke replaces injured Charlie Kunkle with Sam Bell as Red Terrors of N C State fall to Washington and Lee. Elon beats Guilford 48 42 and Catawba edges Newberry 37 35 in overtime amid a full schedule.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Durham
Duke
Tar Heels
Blue Devile
Carolina
N. C. State
Charlie Kunkle
Davidson
Red Terrors
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Raleigh
Generals
Elon
Guilford
Catawba
Indians
Newberry
South Carolina
Western Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Wake Forest
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Sykes Urges Peaceful Living At Greensbor o
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church addressed the Greensboro Woman's club urging unity amid invention driven competition. He warned future wars could start where new techs emerge and stressed changed hearts to curb propaganda and camouflage shaping conflict.
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Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Civic and Welfare
Woman's Club
Greensboro
Sykes
John Bull
United States
Mr. Syken
Mrs Chineta K Hill Taken By Death At County Sanatorium
Mrs Chineta Kersey Hill 30 wife of Joe E Hill of Jamestown died last night at 8 13 after four months as a patient at the County Sanatorium She was born December 29 1903 in Guilford County and was married in April 1933 Surviving are her husband three step children her mother Mrs Clark Jarrell her step father four brothers and four sisters Funeral services will be held Friday at 4 pm at Mitchells Grove M P church with interment in the church cemetery
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Chineta Kersey Hill
Joe E. Hill
Jamestown
Hill
Guilford County
J. N
Ida Jordan Kersey
J. E. Hill
J. Dewey Hill
Ralph Hill
Clark Jarrell
J. M. Kersey
B. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Reformed Church Sets World Day of Prayer Meeting
The First Reformed church women will observe World Day of Prayer at 3 30 Friday afternoon at Mrs. Edgar Whitener 1001 Johnson Street with the W M S president Mrs C E Moose in charge. Participants include Mrs Whitener Mrs Moose Mrs Sink Mrs Hedrick Mrs Brown Mrs Shaffer Mrs Young Mrs Crooks and Miss Fogle man with Mrs Meisky singing solos. public cordially invited.
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The
First Reformed Church
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
South Africa
Christians of All Nations
C. EB. Moose
W. M
C. E. Moose
Walter Sink
John Hedrick
Glenn Brown
W. R. Shaffer
J. R. Young
M. F. Crooks
Lillie Fogleman
Robert Meisky
Cross of Honor Conferred Here
The Cross of Honor, highest honor of the Grand Council of DeMolay, was conferred last night on C. Fiske White, Greensboro DeMolay advisory chairman, by Charles B. McFee of Asheville. The ceremony at the Masonic Temple also welcomed a DeMolay degree class of three. Master Councillor Harrias H. Jarrell announced appointive officers for the year, naming multiple deacons, stewards, preceptors, and officers.
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Grand Council of DeMolay
C. Fiske White
Greensboro
DeMolay
Charles B. McFee
Asheville
Alan 8. O'Neal
Grand Council
Masonic Temple
McFee
White
N. L. Smith, Jr
Gray O'Neal
Joseph P. Crowder
John M. Thomas, Jr
William McAnally
Clarke Hubbard
Joseph Weaver
Charles Drakalakos
Wallace Ellington
Emery Bencini
Frank Sizemore
Lawrence Wagger
Wendell Dunbar
Banks Thayer
Elwood Jones
Mrs J W Phillips Laid To Rest In Goldston Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Jes sie Phillips wife of Dr J W Phillips were held at Groometown Methodist church with Rev J F Moser Rev G W Vick and Rev Mr McLamb in charge. A large gathering attended the rites and Ralph Hodgkin sang Abide With Me and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Pallbearers were C H Groome Paul Groome Ernest Groome Dewey Groome Wallace Freeman and Dwight Davis. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Jessie Phillips
J. W. Phillips
Goldston
Groometown Methodist Church
J. F. Moser
South Main Street M. E. Church
G. W. Vick
Mr. McLamb
Frank Antrim
Gladstone Groome
Dewey Groome
Fred Abernethy
E. E. Falk
Jack Armstrong
Frank Holt
J. Arthur
Glenn Davis
K. Stewart
Jean Groome
Melba Groome
Frances Johnson
Evelyn Armfield
Nannie Lee Armfield
Church Cemetery
Meetings of furniture workers at South Main hall
There will be a meeting of furniture workers at the Industrial Workers association hall on South Main street tonight at 7 o'clock. D. W. Bradley, president of the association, will deliver the main address. Both members and non members are invited to attend. Saturday at 2 o'clock there will be a meeting of boarders at the Crown Hosiery mill.
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Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
the Crown Hosiery
Triangles top Danville in tight high school game
High Point Y. M. A. Triangles defeated Danville All-Stars 29 to 26 on the local court. E. Farlowe led High Point with 17 points while Danville’s Went Brown and Isenhour added for the visitors. Danville trailed at halftime 16 to 11 as both teams traded floor action and free throws.
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High Point
Danville All-Stars
Visite
E. Farlowe
Mak
Danville
Brown
Isenhour
Lee Brown
Peiaeneee Isenhour
Wents
Oe Pariey
Oe Savage
Clark
Feldman
Parlowe
R Steerer Sree
Dbaessende Voodsea
Wataon
Seeneesee
Ed Parlowe
Bowers
Setsies i Cooper
Serseeses
Martin
Spencer
Danville Boys
South Carolina Scholarship Contest Planned in Columbia
The second annual scholarship contest for South Carolina students, to be held in Columbia, D C at a high school on March 29 and 30, is announced by N M Hanson of High Point College. The event offers four scholarships and features an oration essay and a mosaic music contest for eligible graduates. Entries due by March 15. finals at Columbia High School with top prizes of 400, 100, and 50 dollars. John Hussey of Florence TX was last year’s historical contest winner.
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South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
N. M. Hason
High Point College
Collee
Columbia High School Auditoria
John Hussey
Florence
Sedgefield Hunt to Stage Drag Saturday
Sedgefield Hunt announced a Saturday drag hunt to be staged by the club. Wilber Jones, hunt secretary, said hounds meet at the Inn for the morning hunt next Saturday, February 24, starting from the stables.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Hunt Club
Inn
Wilber Jones
Sedgefield Hounds
Bowlers to Meet
The Charlotte Hornets of the Piedmont Bowl league meet the High Point club Friday at 5 30 in Charlotte and return Friday night at 8 to face Greensboro locals.
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Charlotte Hornets
M Bers
Greensboro
Fossil finds cited as US leads in dinosaur remains
The report notes the United States contains more fossilized dinosaur remains than any other nation. It mentions boxing scoring lines and names tied to the contest in Brooklyn and Philadelphia but the main point focuses on fossil abundance.
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United States
Country
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