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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1940

Page

13

Amateur Loop Pinnacle At Stake In Two Undefeated Clash

Four Amateur League games unfold tonight at the Y room with two 6 straight winners meeting at 8 25 p m Harriss Covington and Marsh Furniture Co lead the standings Marsh centers Everhardt and stars Hoover Mintz and Brooks support Marsh while Johnson heads Harriss Covington scoring Farlow and Hedrick also key Games at 6 45 Globe Furniture Co versus Railway Express 7 36 Adams Millis versus Watson s Service 8 25 Harriss Covington versus Marsh 9 15 Tomlinson Chair versus Silver Knit Hosiery

Brooks Johnson Harris Covington FE. Farlow Grady Hedrick Globe Furniture Co Railway Express Adams-Millis Watson's Service Harriss-Covington Marsh Furniture Tomlinson

Pope Delivers Rotary Address in Thomasville

R L Pope executive vice president of First National Bank spoke at the Thomasville Rotary Club at the Woman's Club building. He described 1939 as a year of great and unfortunate events and urged optimism about American progress and youth opportunities. He warned of war risks and urged balancing the federal budget while highlighting forthcoming 1940 as a year of challenges. Visitors included A V Gibson district Rotary governor Tom Gunn R K Ferguson and Judge C W Gilliam.

Thomasville Club Thomasville R. L. Pope First National Bank America Pope United States A. V. Gibson Rotary Sanford Tom Gunn R. K. Ferguson Moline Co. W. Gilliam

Rowan County Names New Farm Agent

William Ned Wood appointed Rowan County farm agent succeeding D H Sutton who becomes assistant state director of the Farm Security Administration. Purchases of American products by Russia rose by 1.5 million dollars in a recent month.

Rowan County Salisbury William Ned Wood D. H. Sutton Farm Security Administration Russia

Branson Shines as NC Team Eyes Davidson Clash

Lester Branson, a top floorman and ball handler for the North Carolina squad, attracts attention as the team hosts Catawba and opens conference play against Davidson in Charlotte. An Asheville native 6 feet 170 pounds, Branson shifted from high school football to basketball and aims for a regular berth after showing strong sophomore scoring and steady defense.

North Carolina Quint Catawba Davidson Charlotte Lester Branson Branson Asheville

Dartmouth captain-elect Lou Young Jr. hailed as coach's son

In Hanover New Hampshire on January 4 Lou Young Jr Dartmouth guard and football captain-elect is described as the son of a former Pennsylvania coach. In Ann Arbor Michigan on January 4 Noel Selman noted as one of Michigan's newest swimming prospects is from Sydney Australia.

Hanover N. H Lou Young, Jr Dartmouth Pennsylvania Ann Arbor Mich Noel Selman Michigan Sydney Australia

Mebane tobacco market to reopen for two weeks

The Mebane tobacco market will reopen on Monday for a two week period as of January 4. The event marks the first run since a closing period and involves local growers and buyers.

Duke Clashes With Wildcats

Duke faces Davidson in a key state and Southern Conference clash at Winston-Salem. The game opens a two game series as Duke prepares for Saturday's home opener vs Princeton and a ceremony inaugurating the new gymnasium with Duke and Trinity alumni among the guests.

Durham N. C Duke Davidson Winston-Salem Blue Devils Tigers Princeton Blues Wildcats

Dick Meiskey Chosen Presbyterian Captain for 1940

Presbyterian College in Clinton S C names Richerd Dead Eye Dick Meisky of High Point North Carolina as football captain for 1940 He also stars as a basketball forward and is noted for leadership as quarterback and punter He forms key passing combos with Moore and Coleman and excites fans with renewed hopes for the season

Clinton S. C Presbyterian College Richerd Peo Walter Johnson Meisky Moore Coleman

Redwine Crushes Beeson as Adams-Millis Clinches Half-Game Lead

Adams-Millis defeats Triangle 33-29 in the opening Industrial Loop game at the Y M C A. Beeson falls 31-22 to Redwine as fouls sidelined Thomas Diamont and Jarrett. Dead-Eye Dick Meisky from High Point, N C, likely to earn a spot on next year’s all state team for his passing and punting.

Adams-Millis Beeson Pebhen Triangle Triangle Redwine Thomas Diamont Jarrett Erlanger Dick Meisky High Point N. C Medwine Martin A Evans Barrier Janett Carroll Gentry Ha'orth Whitt Evans Oe Diamond

Reidsville Pastor Named Kiwanis Work Chair in Carolinas

In Reidsville Jan 4 Rev J H Armbrust was named chair man of the Carolinas Boys and Girls Work Committee for Kiwanis International. The item notes other wartime snippets including mail curtailment in Northern Ireland and a long bogie wagon in England plus a dog recruiting station opened by the French Army.

Reidsville J. H. Armbrust Carolinas The Kiwanis International Northern Ireland

Our Town on Screen Affects Hollywood Production

Sol Lesser battles realism versus theatrics as Wilder's Our Town moves from stage to film. Designer William Cameron Menzies weighs graves and mirrors to avoid mockery, while Orson Welles teases critics after announcing Heart of Darkness delays and a new project The Smiler With the Knife.

Hollywood Thornton Wilder Our Town New York Sol Lesser Wilder Broadway Lesser William Cameron Menzies Ing. Menzies Orson Welles the Smiler Welles Smiler

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