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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
11
Total of 147 entries enter second round in tourney at Cleveland Canterbury Club. The Western Golf Association event at Cleveland begins with a round where contenders face the field after the opening stage.
In Charlotte in the Middle Atlantic tennis tournament semifinals Wilmer Hines of Columbia and Teddy Burwell of Charlotte meet as favorites. Jimmy Halverstadt and Lenoir Wright contest the other semifinal with doubles action featuring Hines and Shuford and Wright with Halverstadt.
An ad touts Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains as fast relief for inorganic pains. It claims B C contains several ingredients used by physicians and provides relief in minutes without opiates or habit forming drugs. Also advertised for colds headaches neuralgia and nervous distress with a 25 cent price tag.
The I C A A A A meet begins at Edwards Field on the UC campus with USC favored to win its third straight title and fifth in seven meets. Four intercollegiate records pace the day as stars like Pen Eastman and Penrose Hallowell vie for Olympic trials spots Palo Alto two weeks away.
The second round of the championship drew a large field of 147 players with 89 within 10 strokes of leader Al Fred Sargent of Toledo Inverness. The 23-year-old son of George Sargent posted 35 34 69 with five birdies to seize a one-stroke edge, followed closely by Ed Dudley Harry Cooper Al Zimmerman and Crowder, all posting 70s as contenders.
The N C Public Service nine defeated Adams-Millis 6 to 4 to seize the first half of the city amateur circuit title. Perry struck out 10, Morehead at second committed costly errors, Stone hit the lone homer for Public Service, Hawkins Russell and Perry drove the offense. Adams-Millis tallied all four runs on miscues and power came from Stone's homer only.
The Brick Reformed Church four miles south of Whitsett hosts its annual Memorial Day celebration on Sunday July 3. Dr. A. K. Faust of Catawba College will deliver the memorial address with Revs Joshua Levens Chas EB Hiatt Dr W T Whitsett and Prof J B Robertson also on the program. Morning and afternoon exercises include a church lawn dinner. Improvements to church buildings and grounds precede a expected large crowd.
Mrs. Pearl Parker, girls commissioner, is invited to speak to the juvenile court section of the Welfare Institute in Chapel Hill. Her July 12 address will cover successful methods for handling girl delinquency and related welfare work. The institute runs July 11 through 15 with local welfare board members planning to attend.
The United States marshal’s office reports a new fee schedule in federal courts effective today. Jurors receive $3 per day instead of $4, witnesses $1.50 per day with no subsistence, bailiffs drop from $5 to $4.50, and court criers are dispensed with.
Dr. J. R. Alexander of Charlotte told the W C T U that the concoction called home brew causes illnesses that cannot be cured. He warned of the dangers of alcohol and urged temperance in the audience.
Greensboro notice confirms the Carolinas open golf tournament will be held September 9 and 10 at Starmount Golf Club. EB B Benjamin, proprietor, says the event is open to any golfer in the country.
Readers are told that apple peels hold six times as much vitamin C as the pulp near the core. The note highlights the value of consuming the skin for nutrition.
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