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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1931

Page

5

Cougars favored as Rose Bowl showdown meets Alabama

Pasadena January 1 1931 Southern football dominance faces a fourth test in the Rose Bowl as Alabama meets Washington State in the New Year classic. About 70000 fans expected with ideal weather. The Cougars rely on defense and aerial attack while Alabama seeks another title march led by coach Wallace Wade in his Rose Bowl finale.

Paul Zimmerman Pasadena Cal Alabama Washington State Mason and Dixon E Pacific Coast Cougars Northwest Stanford Brown Eve A J. Hurley Clement Howard

Piedmont King Pin Triumphs In Piedmont League Bowling Clash

The Piedmont King Pin defeated Health Center in Winston-Salem as all three games stayed close. Sensenbach posted 331 for Health Center while Boyan led Health Center with a 127 game. Team scores reached 1523 for Piedmont and 1590 for Health Center in a tight matchup. A line about driver license laws across eight state legislatures followed.

Health Center Winston-Salem Boyan Sensenbach Piedmont King Leonard Causey Boroman Butner Hemrick

Notice of annual meeting for High Point Perpetual Building & Loan

The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held in the Commercial National Bank directors' room in High Point North Carolina on Thursday January 22 1931 at 7 30 p m to elect directors and transact other business. C c H Ellis Secretary.

High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association Commercial National Bank High Point N. C H. Ellis Sec’y

Stockholders Meeting Notice for The Commercial National Bank

The Commercial National Bank High Point NC invites stockholders to an annual meeting in the Directors Room on Tuesday January 13 1931 at 10 oclock am for election of Directors and other business. Cashier H Marriner signs the notice.

Dixie Cage Race Promises Tight Conference Play

The 1931 season features a crowded field of about a dozen strong teams across the Dixie conference. Duke, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Washington and Lee, and others return key veterans as coaches Cameron, Crisp, Britton, and Rupp field capable lineups.

Atlanta Dixie Basketeers Blue Devils Duke University Durham Jimmy Cameron Alabama Hank Crisp O'Neil Smith Hood Joyce Wambygans Walter Malcolm Laney Aiken Kimbrough Duke Adolph Rupp Kentucky Carey Spicer McGinnis Yates Florida Georgia Tulane Vanderbilt Washington and Lee North Carolina

White Phantoms Gallop As Of Old In Chapel Hill

North Carolina basketball opens with a strong practice squad as two former forwards return to boost the Tar Heels. Coach Jim Ashmore builds a lineup including Hines Cleland Cameron Marpet Edwards and Alexander plus Choate Reserve guards. First game set with Guilford on January 8.

Chapel Hill N. C North Carolina Southland Jim Ashmore Johnny Greene Dave Neiman Tom Cleland Wee Wilmer Hines Tar Heels Hines Cleland Sandy Cameron Artie Marpet Edwards Tom Alexander Page Choate Ashmore Beale Henry Moore Smith Hendlin Brooker Markham Kendall Barber Connor Lineberger Guilford

Tar Heel Boxing Hopes With Sophs

Ambitious sophomores are slated for big roles as North Carolina pursues the Southern Conference boxing title after losing to Florida last year. Coach Clayton Rowe has three lettermen, Captain Noah Goodridge, John Warren, and Obie Davis, with four posts to fill from a hopeful sophomore corps including Marty Levinson Jackson Landis and Miller.

Chapel Hill N. C North Carolina Florida Tar Heels Clayton Rowe Noah Goodridge John Warren Obie Davis Marty Levinson Jackson Landis Miller Levinson

New Schools for Turks Open in Istanbul Campaign

ISTANBUL. Mustapha Kemal leads a literacy offensive opening 500 A B C schools for adults as 40,000 men and women in the city studied the new alphabet last year amid efforts to curb illiteracy.

Istanbul Mustapha Kemal

Colored Desserts for Colorful Family Meals

The article suggests using vegetable colorings to dress up desserts like bread pudding and custard. It claims these colorings are harmless and can make familiar dishes more appealing for the family.

Shires Silent Fined Ten Dollars for Drunkenness

Arthur Shires known as Silent Art paid a ten dollar fine after a social visit to Hollywood jail led to his arrest. Judge Miller offered ten dollars or ten days, and prosecutors did not file additional charges for brass knuckles. Shires, released after 12 hours, said he would speak less in the future.

Hollywood Cell Arthur Shires Elizabeth Greenbaum Chicago Edward H. Miller Washington Senators

Sunday School Cage League Formed Here

Officials form a Sunday School basketball league with four churches represented at the initial meeting. An organizational session is set for Monday night at the Y at 7 30 to recruit more participants. Teams may play Tuesday evenings or Saturday times, aiming for an eight club circuit.

Loop John Easter Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Carl Smith First Presbyterian L. McFarland First Baptist Ralph Eldridge Welch Memorial Richard Hubbard St. Mary's Episcopal Wesley Memorial Central Friends First Reformed Green Street Baptist High Point College Quint

Yale Princeton Color 10 Finals at Pinehurst

Princeton and Yale reached the final round of the 28th Pinehurst mid-winter golf tournament. George T. Dunlap Jr. of New York, Princeton, defeated Philip Randolph four and three and set a 70 for amateur play. Forbes K. Wilson of New Harbor, Yale, edged Arnold White one up to reach the final.

Pinehurst Princeton Yale George T. Dunlap, Jr New York Forbes K. Wilson New Harbor Dunlap Philip S. Randolph Wilson Arnold White Duke University

Cancer Spreads In Africa LCANDA Capital Hit Hard

Cancer is spreading rapidly in Portuguese West Africa and is especially severe in Luanda. Authorities investigate reasons for the abnormal rise while efforts to control the outbreak continue in the colony.

Africa Lcanda Portuguese West Africa

Slick Irons and Candle Wax for Smooth Ironed Fabrics

A folded newspaper used with a candle to heat and smooth an electric iron is described as an effective old method to improve ironing. The technique involves rubbing the candle over the newspaper and ironing over the sheet to reduce sticking and create a smoother finish.

New Years Brings Kentucky Derby Talk in Louisville

On January 1 1930 Kentucky two year olds turn three and derby chatter rises in Louisville. Five top juveniles command attention Equi Poise now with C V Whitney Whitney family earlier owned Derby winners Twenty Grand Mate Jamestown Vanderpool and Vanderpool era referenced as contenders for the upcoming nominations at Churchill Downs.

Louisville Churchill Downs Churchill Downs, Inc Equipoise C. V. Whitney Payne Whitney A. C. Bostwick G. D. Widener Jamestown Tennessee Stable Vanderpool

Red Cross Plane Aids Norwegian Coastal Health Work

Christmas seals similar to US ones enable purchase of an ambulance airplane for the sparsely settled coastal district and northern Norway. The aircraft will transport patients to hospitals and move physicians to isolated victims.

Red Cross United States Norway

Football not so bad heads feel football not so bad

Delegates to the NCAA convention and related meetings returned home with the sense that football remains solid yet surrounded by problematic influence. Critics urged less practice and simpler schedules while officials noted modest improvements in recruiting and paying players but called for further reforms.

New York National Collegiate Athletic Association Sportsmanship Brotherhood Football Rules Committee Charles W. Kennedy Princeton James R. Angell Yale Howard J. Savage Carnegie Institute

Duke Capped 1930 Athletic Honors

Duke University dominated North Carolina athletics in 1930 with five state titles across basketball wrestling baseball and football. The Blue Devils excelled in southern and national rankings, sent seven players to professional baseball, and featured stars such as Croson Kistler Werber Farley and DeHart while Carolina and State also posted strong showings.

Blue Devils Associated Press Charlotte N. C Duke University Eddie Cameron Duke Croson North Carolina Alabama North Carolina State Jack Coombs Blue Devil Diamond Stars Davidson State Coombs Durham Lads South Carolina Kentucky Navy Villanova Wake Forest Imps Charlie Farmer Carolina Greensboro Washington and Lee Clifford Sutter Maurice Bayon Tulane Wilmer Hines Columbia D. C Bryant Grant Atlanta Hines Grant Carolinas Columbian Atlantan Teddy Burwell Sewanee Burwell Julia Pickes North Carolina University Central High of Durham Tully Blair Eugene Mills Raleigh Deane van Landingham Henderson Greenville S. C Piedmont Macon Asheville Add Warren Big Punch University of North Carolina Dewey Kimrey Sally Sedgefield Myers Park Southern Southern Conference Chapel Hill John van Liew Peru Boss State Wolfpack R. Sermon Pat Miller Jimmy DeHart Wallace Wade Monk Chuck Collins Little Seven Lenoir-Rhyne High Point Elon Guilford Catawba Atlantic Christian Appalachian Charlie Moran Bo McMillan Center College George Zaengle

Abyssinia Taps Ohio Historian to Educate Millions

Dr. F. Ernest Work of Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio leads a program in Abyssinia to teach ten million people. With literacy under 1 percent and no schools or secular literature, he plans Amharic translated textbooks and future English instruction. He lives in Addis Ababa and holds the title Director of Education of Ethiopia from Emperor Haile Selassie.

Addis Ababa Abyssinia F. Ernest Work Muskingham College New Concord Ohio Work

Dixie classic charity game pits Southwest against Mid-West

Dallas Texas January 1 The third Dixie classic matchups set at Ownby Stadium feature star players from the southwest and mid west. The Scots Rite hospital for crippled children received 10000 last year and tickets sold well indicating a larger crowd. Southwest coach Morley Jennings of Baylor assembled a powerful lineup while Bob Zuppke led the mid west squad with strong but less dazzling individual talent. Probable lineups include Peterson Rogge Witcher Ridler Koch Paradeaux Clark Lee Vanya Armstrong Pettner Casey Wilson Jensvold Hackman Kissell Bethea Gobwen Daley and referee Beg Lee Boynton

Dallas Tex Southwest Mid-West Ownby Stadium Scottish Rite Hospital For Morley Jennings Baylor University Bob Zuppke Illinois Southwest Pas Midwest Peterson Rogge Iowa Witcher Baylor Ridler Mich Koch Purdue Paradeaux Sieme Clark

Italy Finds New Raphael In Obscure Gallery Discovery

In Albenza Italy experts certify a likely Raphael Madonna with the child Jesus and saints as authentic. Genoa authorities swiftly guard the gallery, forbidding disposition of the painting and other works while plans to move it to a larger museum proceed.

Italy Raphael Albenga Genoa Divine Jesus St. John the Baptist St. Elizabeth St. Joseph Theother

Big Bill Tilden faces pro comeback hopes in February match

New York fans rally to the idea that Big Bill Tilden may return to top level tennis for a special Madison Square Garden match against Karel Kozeluh in February after leaving the amateur ranks to pursue motion pictures. He cautions only one match before Hollywood.

New York Big Bill Tilden Big Bill Tilden Karel Kozeluh Madison Square Garden Kozelah Vincent Richards Hollywood Kozelum Riviera

Tar Heel Coach Quinlan Builds Strong UNC Wrestling

In Chapel Hill UNC wrestling coach Chuck Quinlan expects a strong team for the Princeton meet and a busy schedule including Navy. Seven lettermen and solid sophomores aid practice. captain Frank Stallings, the 125 pounder, is trusted to carry the laurels after holiday drills.

Chapel Hill N. C Chuck Quinlan University of North Carolina Pa Princeton Quinlan Carolina Navy Frank Stallings

Silver Polish Boil Helps Polish Silver

A simple method suggests boiling flat silver in an aluminum pot prior to shining. The bath itself is claimed to provide a good polish stage before final cleaning.

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