Dezern Leads In Amateur Tourney
Carl Dezern of Durham won the qualifying medal in the Carolinas Junior Golf Tournament at Sedgefield near Greensboro with 74. Grover Dillon Jr of Raleigh and Chip Clark of Lexington were two strokes back. Finals set for Thursday.
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Randleman Defeats Providence 19 to 11 in Climax
Randleman surged to a 19 to 11 victory over Providence on June 11 as Matthews and Russel led the hitters with three hits apiece while J Whitley collected three for Providence. G Routh and teammates Gaster and Lewis shared pitching duties in a high scoring game.
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Lewis
Routh
O. Whitley
J. Whitey
Moors Edge Cooleemee 3-2 In Extra Innings
Mooresville won 3-2 over Cooleemee in North State league play after Cooleemee tied in the 11th with a run, then Mooresville answered with two in the bottom half. Wilshere and Gallipeau, Lassi ter, Barnes and Hicks were credited in the game.
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Paris in Flames Reported as German Bombing Spreads
NBC and AP reports from London and New York describe waves of German bombers over Paris with parts of the city burning and suburbs suffering great damage. Fires, incindiary bombs, and a pall of acrid smoke are noted as refugees flood roadways leaving the capital.
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Thomasville jurors named for Lexington criminal term
A one week term of criminal court will be held in Lexington starting June 24. Thomasville residents summoned for jury duty include N. W. Brooks John Bailey J. T. Sowers G. P. Baldwin Kenneth Tussey A. S. Bowers Sidney Parks Thurman Briggs C. H. Younts N. E. Newman B. L. Murphy J. W. Whitlock Zeb Kirk Charlie Stafford High Davis Elmo Lohr B. L. West E. W. Rentz Joel L. Hege Jr Lacy E. Hepler J. F. Burkhart Fred Wynn M. F. Rutledge D. W. Maddox F. H. Smith Roy L. Keen F B. Stoner G. R. Butts V. W. Blaylock.
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Police Chief in Thomasville Stricken by Heart Attack
Thomasville June 11 F C Smith popular police chief is confined to his Gray Street home after a weekend heart attack. He suffered a similar attack months ago but returned to work after a rest. Reported this morning his condition is improved though he will be away from his office for several days.
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Thomasville to Raze Old Lambeth Home for Modern Buildings
Thomasville on West Main and Fisher Ferry streets will see the historic Lambeth home demolished. Owner J. W. Prevo says no plans have been announced for the property. The old house is among the city's oldest and was once home to early residents.
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Jarrett Acquitted in Guilford Larceny Case
Willie F. Jarrett, 18, of Thomasville, was acquitted by a Guilford Superior Court jury of larceny of 4 from E. W. Spradley of High Point. He had appealed from High Point Municipal Court where convicted, and he previously pled guilty to reckless driving. Charlie Freeman, High Point, was sentenced to nine months on the roads for drunk driving and license charges.
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Order of Eastern Star Opens Meeting at Wrightsville Beach
The 35th annual convention of the North Carolina chapter, Order of Eastern Star, opened at Wrightsville Beach today. A memorial service will be held tonight and the convention will continue through tomorrow.
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Father's Day Mystery on CCC Kit Skull Sign
In Washington on Father's Day a Civilian Conservation Corps enrollee Lane Land of Company 819 Grand Canyon Arizona borrows gear for a canyon trip. He finds his name Sam Land scratched on a mess kit and later discovers a skull and cross bones marking on the kit from his father who fought in the last war. He mails home and receives a brief reply to look for the mark.
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Four Black women graduate college in High Point this year
High Point's 1960 graduating class of college students includes four women. Gladys DeBerry earns A B in elementary education from Talladega College and the Quaker Oratorical scholarship. Norma Saunders earns a B S in education from Wilberforce University. Catherine Haywood receives a home economics degree from North Carolina State College for Negroes. Annie Mae Grant earns a B S in education from North Carolina State College for Negroes and won the Quaker Oratorical scholarship at William Penn.
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Chicago Produce Report Steady Butter and Eggs Prices
Butter sales 1,222,151 pounds unchanged. Eggs 32,755 cases steady with no price changes. Chicago market report notes steady demand and stable pricing for butter and eggs.
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Attendance Honor Rolls For Junior High School Named
The school released lists of students achieving perfect attendance and those on the yearly honor rolls. Eighth graders with perfect attendance include Raymond Davis and Gloria Swanson among many others. seventh graders named span multiple names across both attendance and honor lists, with numerous pupils recognized for consistent attendance and scholastic distinction.
Thomasville Eyes New Bus Station at West Main Street
The Thomasville City Council met in regular session to discuss a proposed bus station. Ivey J L Pierce announced plans with two coach companies to build a station at his West Main Street cafe, south of the Southern Railway, with plans to be reviewed in days. Tyson Ferree of High Point is designing the building for Pierce to operate with his cafe.
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Perry to appear at state building and loan convention
John R. Perry a local Building and Loan official will appear on the program of the state convention to be held at Blowing Rock on June 17 18 and 1. Several Thomasville officials plan to attend the three day conference.
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Minor cases settled in Thomasville court
A small docket dealt with by Judge C. W. Gilliam in Thomasville featured a few minor cases disposed of. George F. Coggins was convicted of reckless driving and fined half the court costs. Virgil S. Boyles Nolan Smith and Eulon Brooks of High Point were convicted of speeding and taxed one-third the court costs. Broadus Tony of Lexington was found guilty of operating an automobile with improper brakes and taxed with half the court costs.
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The Deweys of New York Republican family in race
This profile sketches Thomas E Dewey a Michigan born prosecutor turned New York governor and GOP presidential hopeful. It covers his ascent from Owosso to New York County DA, racketeering prosecutions and near victory in 1938, plus his marriage to Frances Hutt and family life.
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Legs) Diamond
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Jimmy) Hines
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Davidson Welfare Worker on Furlough
Miss Sally Matt Marshall a Davidson County welfare case worker divides time between Thomasville and Lexington has taken a leave to attend the University at Chapel Hill for graduate study in social science She plans to return around September 1 and Mrs J C McCurry will handle her duties in her absence
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Red Cross Receipts in Thomasville Reach 1177
W Rapp treasurer of the Thomasville Red Cross reports total receipts of 1177.42 toward relief for war stricken Europe. Organizers aim to top 2000 and continue soliciting donations from city firms and residents.
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Mrs. Lowdermilk Resting Well At Randolph Hospital
Mrs Frank Lowdermilk about 70 suffered a stroke at her Asheboro home yesterday afternoon. She was moved to Randolph Hospital in critical condition but rallied and improved through the night. An erroneous report in yesterday's Enterprise stated her death. the Enterprise apologizes for the error.
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North Carolina Battleship to be Launched in Brooklyn
June 11 report from Raleigh states Governor Hoey will entrain for Brooklyn to participate in Thursday's launch of the battleship North Carolina. Secretary of the Navy Edison and the governor are among speakers as several hundred North Carolinians are expected to attend.
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