Open Golf Runoff Sees Three Tie for $1,200 First
Oakland's fifth annual $5,000 Open Golf Tourney narrows to a three man playoff. E J Harrison Ben Hogan and Leonard Dodson finish tied at 276 after 72 holes and battle for the $1,200 top prize at the 18th. Hogan misses a clutch birdie putt on 18 while Dodson and Harrison par out to force the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
E.J
Dutch” Harrison
Ben Hogan
Léonard Dodson
Harrison
Dodson
Kansas City
Ozarks
Springfield
Hogan
Dallas
Clemson Sophomore Leads Southern Conference Scorers
Marion Craig of Clemson tops the SC scoring race with 69 points in five conference games. Glenn Knox of William and Mary is second with 51 in four games, while Craig and Buchanan flank 40 points for Maryland. George Glamack adds 27 for North Carolina in two starts and Preston Westmoreland posts 23 for South Carolina in their opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Marion Craig
Clemson
Greenville
S. C
Tigers
William and Mary
Glenn Knox
Buchanan
Craig
Ochsenreiter
Maryland
George Glamack
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Preston Westmoreland
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Furman
Tar Heel Soph Joe Nelson Breaks Into Starting Lineup
TAR HEEL SOPHOMORE Joe Nelson becomes the first sophomore to start for Carolina's White Phantoms. The Florida 6 foot 1 inch forward moved into the lineup ahead of the All-American Glamack, fueling a key stretch as Wake Forest and New York U. loom in two major games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
Carolina
White Phantoms
Wake Forest
Duke
New York U.’s
Lange
Bison Opens Loop Card Tomorrow
North Carolina Class A B and C high schools schedule 34 basketball games this week. Western Class A starts Tuesday with High Point defending against Salisbury, then trips to Gastonia and Winston-Salem Salisbury on Friday. Eastern Class A features Rocky Mount Fayetteville Fayetteville Durham and Rocky Mount Wilson matchups. Durham, the three year State AA champ, crushed Rocky Mount 51 29. Raleigh beat Fayetteville 33 9 and Wilmington earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
High Point
Salisbury
Furniture City
Gastonia
Winston-Salem
Rocky Mount Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville-Durham
Durham
Rocky Mount-Wilson
Wilson
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Wilmington
Novice and Open Classes See Amateur Boxing Entry Notes
Novice class limits entrants to those not winning a Championship since 16th birthday and with no more than four AAU bouts lasting. Open class allows in good standing amateurs without restriction for Golden Gloves Championship. Check above which you are entering.
North State Moguls Meet At Kannapolis
North State League President Manley Lewellyn of Concord announced the annual January league directors meeting will be held at the Kannapolis YMCA on Friday night January 17. The get together will discuss plans for the coming season and confirm the eight teams for 1941 with talk that Landis and Concord may drop out while Statesville could join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewellyn
Kannapolis
North State League
Manley Lewellyn
Concord
Kannapolis Ymca
Toweler
Ed Lady
J. T. Fesperman
YMCA
Landis
Statesville
Towelers
Heavy Card Faces State Cage Teams
The week features an 18 game basketball schedule with Clemson visiting N C State Wake Forest and Duke while George Washington visits Duke. Wake Forest vs North Carolina on the Hill promises a Thrill hungry crowd with Warren Cameron’s Duke squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
State
Wake Forest
Duke
Charlotte
Old North State
Clemson Tigers
N. C. State
South Carolina
George Washington
Colonials
Durham
Blue Devils
W.C.T.C
High Point
Catawba
Atlantic Christian
East Carolina
Appalachian
New York U
North Carolina
Maryville
McCrary
Elon
Rowan TVA Farmers Are Making Profit
Rowan farmers show solid profits in TVA demonstrations with steady returns on investment. They prioritize soil fertility, diversify with livestock and crops, and add profitable sidelines to supplement income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan Tva
Salisbury
TVA
Rowan County
P. H. Satterwhite
N. S. State College Extension Service
Beaufort Tobacco Growers Eye Blue Mold Controls
January 13 report from A L Eagles, assistant farm agent in Beaufort County, indicates at least half the county's tobacco growers will use blue mold control methods this year. Some will treat entire beds with paradichlorobenzene while most apply it to 100 to 400 square yards. The agent's office has spent the week cleaning and grading tobacco seed and advising on blue mold control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beaufort County
A. L. Eagles
N. C. State College Extension Service
Perquimans County Cotton Gains Near One Bale Per Acre
Hertford January 13 Final gin records indicate Perquimans County averaged about one bale of cotton per acre in 1940. Growth totaled over 3,300 bales from 3,700 planted acres through December 13. J H Newbold of Hertford Route One produced 150 bales on 100 acres, with favorable weather suggesting another large yield next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertford
Perquimans County
L. W. Anderson
North Carolina State College Extension Service
Perquimans
J. H. Newbold
Route One
Better Cows And Management Needed In North Carolina
North Carolina State College extension dairyman John A. Arey says 10 good cows can equal 18 poor ones in butterfat output. Records from Dairy Herd Improvement Associations show 28,000 members with 675,000 cows. better feeding and management are needed to raise the state dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
John A. Arey
Extension Dairyman
N. C. State College
State College
United States
North Carolina
Arey
Large Support for Cotton Marketing Quota Vote
Washington January 13 WNS reports a strong approval for cotton marketing quotas for the 1941-42 marketing year with Guilford County limited to 559 acres. Of 918 861 cotton farmers voting 848 432 or 92.3 percent favored the plan while 70 429 or 7.7 percent opposed. North Carolina ranks ninth among 19 cotton producing states with a total allotment of 877 041 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
WNS
Department of Agriculture
Guilford County
Department
North Carolina
Caldwell County farmers order tons of limestone
Caldwell County farmers approve the AAA grant-of-aid plan and continue ordering large quantities of AA limestone and triple super phosphate. Agent Max A. Culp reports 1,350 tons ordered this year, with most already delivered after 96 carloads last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
Caldwell County
Max A. Culp
N. C. State College Extension Service
Caldwell
Poor Care Major Poultry Trouble
Dearstyne head of North Carolina State College Poultry Department warns the state's poultry industry suffers from ungraded eggs and poor packaging. He urges rapid but cautious improvements, stressing accurate flock records, quality chicks, proper housing, balanced diet, and healthy birds to boost returns and progress.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
Dearstyne
North Carolina State College Poultry Department
State College Poultryman
Broiler Production Popular Among 4-H Club Members
Johnston County 4-H broiler project grows in popularity as 1941 poultry year begins. C C Clark reports many club boys have bought quality baby chicks to start their broiler programs at Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Johnston County
C. C. Clark
Clark
Farm Market Report Fruits Vegetables North Carolina Prices
North Carolina shipping point information and Saturday sales across major wholesale markets. Cabbage prompt in Rochester and New York with Danish type 18.00 to 19.00 per ton. New York and Philadelphia markets show mixed demand for various stock types. Sweet potatoes and turnip tops listed with regional price ranges. Seattle analysis not present.
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North Carolina
U.S
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
S. C
Baltimore
South Carolina
Ark
Del
N. J
Texas
Boston
U. S
Eastern Shore
Nancy Halls
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Presque Isle
Maine
Fla
Elise
Long Island
Green Mountains
Idaho
Colo. U. S
Nebr
Minn
N. Dak
Red River Valley
Mich
Bliss
State College To Run Four Day Tobacco Short Course
North Carolina State College will host its fifth annual tobacco growers short course from Tuesday to Friday in College Station Raleigh. Registration costs one dollar with free tuition. Experts from State College and the USDA will lead lectures with lab work and practical grading demonstrations for white men and women over 16.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C. State College
Dan M. Paul
Paul
State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Marshall Chickens Pay Good Dividends
Marshall, Jan. 13. Mrs. Les ter Price of Marshall route two keeps 40 White Leghorn hens. They lay about 30 eggs daily, selling at 28 cents a dozen for a gross about 20.97 dollars a month. She spends 5 dollars monthly on laying mash. the rest of the feed is produced on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lester Price
Route Two
P. R. Elam
Madison County
Farmers face labor shifts as defense program grows
Dr. L. O. Schaub of North Carolina State College says wartime needs absorb thousands of farm workers into the national defense program. He notes shortages near Fort Bragg and Holly Springs amid booming construction, but money in circulation may boost demand for farm products to offset lost export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
N. C. State College Extension Service
AAA
Fort Bragg
Holly Springs
Extension Service
Raleigh
National Defense
Schaub
Public auction sale of lot 88 in North Park High Point
In Guilford County North Carolina Guilford County vs Frank Diehl and wife Mrs Frank Diehl a court order directs a commissioner to sell at public auction on January 20 1941 at noon at the east door of Greensboro Court House the property described as lot 88 North Park North East addition High Point according to plat Book 3 Page 79. Sale subject to court confirmation. December 20 1940. L J Fisher Jr Commissioner. 11 23 30 1 6 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
North Carolina
Guilford County
Frank Diehl
Frank Diel
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Township
North Park
High Point
Office of Register of Deeds
L. J. Fisher, JR
E. L. Rhyne
Myrtle Rhyne
Myrtie Rhyne
Snow Park
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clark & Lambeth
Notice of Sale in Guilford County NC
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash on January 20, 1941, noon, at the east door of the Court House Greensboro NC. Property in High Point Township described as Beine Lot No. 22 of the Lowe and Hauser subdivision, plat recorded in Plat Book 7 Page 104. Commissioner L J Pisher Jr. releases details per Guilford County suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
North Carolina
Guilford County
N. C. Lowe
Myrtie Lowe
C. B. Hauser
Genia Hauser, Home Building, Inc
General Realty Co
Guilford Couty
N. C
Lowe
Hauser
Genia Hauser
Lowe and Hauser
Office of the Register of Deeds
L. J. Pisher, JR
Trump in card games traces to triumph in French usage
The term trump in card play is traced to the word triumph pronounced in French. This linguistic shift connects the winning suit to the idea of triumph in 18th and 19th century gaming culture.
Guilford County Sells Lot From Snow Park Estate
The Guilford County Court will auction Lot No. 18, Block 5, Snow Park, High Point, on January 20, 1941 at noon in Greensboro for cash subject to court confirmation. The property is Lot 56 on Clark and Lambeth’s map, Plat Book 6, Page 208, and Plat Book 2, Page 98, per Guilford deeds records. L. J. Fisher Jr. issued the notice December 20, 1940.
Auction notice on High Point property sale in Guilford County
Mrs Helen Snow Hayes and Dr W A Hayes enter suit in Guilford County Superior Court. Commissioner announces public auction December 20 1940 at noon at court house east door Greensboro for Lot 13 Block O Willouba Terrace Lot 56 Clark Lambert lands and Lots 28 32 and 45 BE A Snow Estate plats subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
North Carolina
Guilford County
Helen Snow Hayes
W. A. Hayes
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Township
Willouba
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clark & Lambeth
Register of Deeds
Register A of Deeds
L. J. Fisher, JR
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Township North Carolina
Public auction to sell real estate in High Point Township North Carolina under a 1934 mortgage to J A Bundy. Sale set for Wednesday January 22 1940 at 12 00 noon at the Gleensboro Courthouse. Executors A R Bundy and George Craven attest. Attorney C A York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bodenhammer
Garnet Bodenhammer
J. A. Bundy
Register of Deeds
Guileford County
North Carolina
Gleensvoro
North
Caroline
High Point Township
Guilford County
State of
Lexington Road
B. C. Lambeth
L. J. Hayworth
Lambeth
Betty Teague
High Point Court Notices Property Title Action
National Bondholders Corporation et al sue to remove clouds on lots at 522 Carter Street and 22 Carter Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Defendants John Darnell Roosevelt Fowler Paul H Smart Trustee James M Snee must answer by February 4 1941. Assistant Clerk BE Reitzel and Rupert T Pickens named as attorney. 6-13-20-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Sexton
John Daniel
Archie Fowler
Victor Fowler
Goldie Fowler Duncan
Irene Fowler Henderson
Richard Fowler
Lula Fowler
Epps
Roosevelt Fowler
Bernice H McCain
Nina McCain
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Federal Homes Investing Company, Inc
Paul H. Smart
General Real Estate Company, Inc
James M. Snee
George B. Compton
Greyling Realty Corporation
High Point
North Carolina
Co. BE. Reitzel
City of
Rupert T. Pickens
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Russ Newland
Tiger
Glamack
COE Nelson
Unce
Bison
Tri-State
Jan
W. F. Bailey
Mercury Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union of the
I Aw
Cabarrus Superior Court
Beaufort
Perquimans CO
Babcock
National Defense Program
A. R. Bundy
George Craven
J. A. Bunday
C. A. York
Atty
High Point North Carolina
National Bondholders Corporation
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