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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1932

Page

2

Heavy Hitting Goes On In Piedmont Contests

In Charlotte on May 7, Piedmont League batters hit collectively strong as three teams surpassed .400 and the league averaging .349. Winston-Salem stayed first with a 13 7 win over Charlotte, while Greensboro kept second after a 17 4 loss. Asheville Wilmington Raleigh and Durham split third place close as innings stretched and hitters produced multiple doubles and triples.

Piedmont Charlotte Raleigh Winston-Salem Durham Greensboro Wilmington High Point C. Martin Kermore Belue Hornet McCrone Baylin Hornets Culbreth Pond Smith Greensboro Patriots Caps Kleinhaus Kelly Francis Korbert Asheville

North Carolina Academy of Science Meets in Wake Forest

The North Carolina academy of science held its annual convention in Wake Forest on May 7. It split into groups for chemistry mathematics and physics. J. B. Bullitt of UNC was elected president and Davidson was chosen as next meeting site.

Wake Forest N. C North Carolina Academy of Science Academy J. B. Bullitt University of North Carolina Davidson Earl H. Hall North Carolina College For Women H. R. Totten Charles M. Heck N. C. State Frances Faust Greensboro North Carolina American Chemical Society

Ex Alabama Star Kills Sweetheart Then Kills Himself

William S. Oliver, 28, ex Alabama football star, shot and killed his sweetheart Lottie Simmons, 21, wounded his brother Clare Oliver, 45, with a shotgun and killed himself in Panola Alabama. Clare was taken to a hospital in critical condition with a back wound. doctors said he would not recover. Oliver starred at Alabama in 1922 1924 and had been an automobile salesman in Birmingham before returning home two weeks ago.

Panola Ala William S Birmingham

Asheboro Community Choir Prepares for Sunday Service

The Asheboro Community Choir will sing Sunday evening at the Methodist Protestant church. The concert features pieces to be used at the Second Choir Festival in Greensboro on May 15 at N. C. College under Dr. Wade R. Brown. Rev. Herman Stevens will speak on hymn singing and church music.

Asheboro Methodist Protestant Church Greensboro N. C. College Wade R. Brown 8. B. Stedman M. P Herman Stevens Asheboro Baptist Church

John Melton Dies At Thomasville Aged 60

John O. Melton aged 60 died at his son Carson Melton’s Gray street home Thursday evening. Survived by four sons Lacey Carson of Thomasville Johnnie of Kernersville James and Mrs Evelyn McDonald of New York. Funeral services by Rev R L West at the son's home this afternoon with burial in the city cemetery.

Thomasville John O. Melton Carson Melton Gray Street Lacey Carson Johnnie Kernersville James Evelyn McDonald New York R. L. West Southside Baptist Church City

Carolina beats Virginia 4 to 3 in Chapel Hill showdown

In Chapel Hill on May 7 Carolina defeated Virginia 4 to 3 as Dunlap scored the winning run in the ninth inning after a tied game. North Carolina State topped Davidson 5 to 2 in the only big five race. UNC tennis beat Harvard 6 to 3 at Cambridge. Duke fell to Hermitage Country Club 2 to 1 on foreign courts.

Chapel Hill Carolina Dunlap Dixon Powell Pattisal N. C. State Davidson Presbyterians Duke Wake Forest Blue Devils Alpert Washington and Lee Marines Quantico Carolina Tar Charlottesville University of Virginia Yearlings Guilford Lenoir Rhyne University of North Carolina Harvard Cambridge Hermitage Country Club Richmond

Colored Schools Of City Gala Athletic Day

The colored schools competed for honors at William Penn field with the A. and T. band and a full program of dashes, jumps, relays, and team games. Final scores: William Penn 90, Leonard Sr. 83.5, Fairview 78.5. Maggie Brevard set marks in basketball throw, and T Craven posted a 17 ft 1 in broad jump.

William Penn A. and T. Band Svvv Leonard Sr Fairview Maggie Brevard Bessie Basterling T. Craven E. Washington Kendall Moore W. P J. Ingram Furman Clark W. Ross R. Armstrong D. Wats Fairview School Leonard St. School R. Smith A. Blair C. Love J. Harris H. Mingo W. Bates Leonard Street J. Reese R. McCorkle BE. Howard C. Tate W. Pinnix E. Saunders H. Lowe J. Stewart Coltrane W. Little C. Frasier N. Parker C. Frazier Aberg Williams Ellison Leonard &J

Cameron Abolishes Taxes in Surprising Move

May 7 Cameron residents greet a bold act as the town announces the abolition of all taxes. Local officials note state board debates over delinquent property collections while Cameron moves to end tax levies.

Cameron

Yesterday's Stars Lead Big League Wins and Strong Showings

Roger Cramer drove in three runs with a triple and a single as the Athletics defeated the Indians. George Pipgras pitched seven strong innings for the Yankees, limiting the Tigers to five singles and winning 1-0 with seven strikeouts. Fred Schulte hit a seventh inning homer for the Browns to edge the Red Sox. Jim Elliott held the Pirates to seven hits while contributing two hits and driving in a run for the Phillies. Clarence Mitchell worked in relief for the Giants, allowing only three hits in four innings against the Cardinals. Red Lucas pitched for the Reds, limiting the Braves to four hits and driving in three with three singles.

Roger Cramer Athletice Indians George Pipgras Yankees Tigers Fred Schulte Browns Red Sox Jim Elliott Phillies Pirates Clarence Mitchell Red Lucas Reds Braves

Photographer Finds Hidden Cave in Death Valley

A. W. Plummer, a San Francisco photographer, reports discovering a hidden cave in southern Death Valley with a great circular opening reaching 125 feet deep. Scientists show strong interest and an expedition is expected to explore the cave soon.

San Francisco Death Valley A. W. Plummer Plummer

Tractors and Snow Plows Clear Italian Mountain Passes

Northern Italy relies on American tractors and snow plows to keep mountain roads open during winter. Local crews deploy heavy machinery to clear snow and maintain access through alpine passes amid heavy snowfall and prolonged cold.

Italy

James Miles Celebrates 101st Birthday as Ladder Maker

Notice details a mortgage default leading to a trustee sale in Guilford County. Wachovia Bank & Trust Company as substituted trustee lists property in Greensboro and High Point North Carolina. The sale dates reference June 3 1932 and June 1932 schedules with legal descriptions and prior liens noted.

Probe of Alleged Cop Slayers Held

Asheville May 7. Investigation of the fatal shooting of Policeman A. B. Hunt in Greenville South Carolina last Sunday continued as Judge H Hoyle Sink held a habeas corpus hearing for Osborne Briggs among four men under arrest. Vernon Bailey and Reese Bailey were held. Reese Bailey found sleeping, armed in a barn near Burneville. Ray Bailey lay in Byron hospital with five bullet wounds. Authorities sought James Peek Royston as a fifth member. Reese Bailey was reported wanted in Iowa for a bank robbery with two officers killed.

Asheville A. B. Hunt Greenville S. C H. Hoyle Sink Osborne Briggs Riggs Vernon Bailey Reese Bailey Burneville Ray Bailey Byron James Peek Royston Hunt Iowa

Memphis Chickasaws Hold Lead In Southern Association

Memphis Chickasaws defeated Knoxville 15 to 9 to improve to a .773 percentage and maintain first place. Chattanooga beat New Orleans 56 to 0, Birmingham beat Nashville 8 to 2, Columbus beat Jackson 4 to 3, Mobile beat Montgomery 6 to 3, and Macon defeated Selma 8 to 4 as Atlanta Little Rock game postponed.

Atlanta Memphis Chickasaws Chicks Knoxville Chattanooga New Orleans Birmingham Nashville Atlanta Little Rock Columbus Jackson Mobile Montgomery Macon Selma

Public Auction of High Point Land By Wachovia Bank Trustees

Public sale to cash bidders at the entrance to the Municipal Building High Point Guilford County North Carolina on Friday June 3 1932 at 11 o clock A M. The sale covers the W H Wilkins lot No 150 in North Park described by metes and bounds and recorded in Plat Book 3 page 79 and D B 514 page 384. The deed of trust was secured by a mortgage to Commercial National Bank of High Point and insured through Wachovia Bank Trust Company.

Office of Register of Deeds Guilford County J. A. Lindsay Mary H. Lindsay Commercial National Bank of Hig Point North Carolina Prudential Insurance Company of America Gonlenanngee Wacho Guilford Onial Drive Ruth Court Colonial Drive J. É Y Lin June Johnson C. E Sheraton Hill Eerie Gase D. Headen W. D. Sales, Jr Eck Maud M. Lindsay the of Deeds Orth Carolina Wachovia Bank & Tru Company High Point County of Guilford State of North Carol Ish Street I. Lee Meredith Carter W. C. Gray Revie Sn Register Wachovia Bank & TR Company Prudential and Company of America W. H. Wilkins Ora M. Wilkins Telecame Ansurance Company Asurance Company Ca Wachovia Afax & Trust Company Hi Point Regier St Bests County of State of Grant Street Forrest Avenue June A. Johnson North Park Ser of W. H.ilkins William Arthur Jones Wachovia Bank & Trust Company Prudential, Insurance Company of America

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