Major Bridge Honors Go To Winston-Salem People
Winston-Salem players led a Tri-City Bridge Association event at Emerywood Country Club with 3. O. Seamans and A. J. Rams as finalists. Runners-up were Mrs. Oscar Durland and Mrs. Farrel Gray, narrowly behind.
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Winston-Salem
O. Seamans
A. J. Rams
Emerywood Country Club
Oscar Durland
Farrel Gray
Tri-City Bridge Association
High Point
Greensboro
Burlington
Herman Warren
W. H. Sea
Thad
Loyd Flythe
Sarah Porter
Bobo
Farrar
W. H. Holderness
Ray Farber
Chambers Is Wild Enough To Stand Out In Win Over Boston
Pittsburgh pitcher Cliff Chambers dominated the Boston Braves with eight walks but kept them from crowding the plate. He said he was fast and just wild enough to limit hits, while fellow players mobbed him after a late-game rally. Gus Bell backed him with a running catch in the sixth to preserve the victory.
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Boston
Cliff Chambers
Pittsburgh
Chambers
Dodgers
Walker
Cooper
Luis) Olmo
Cliff
Gus Bell
Elliott
Mattie Idol Dies After Long Illness in Deep River
Mattie P Idol died after a year of declining health and two months of critical illness. Born in James Town, she was daughter of William H Idol and Louisa Raper Idol. Survived by brother W Chase Idol Sr of this city and niece Eleanor Idol of Washington DC. Funeral Tuesday at 3 30 PM at her brother's home 210 Hillcrest Drive with Rev A S Hale and Rev W Arthur Kale. burial Deep River Cemetery.
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Jamestown
William H
Louisa Raper Idol
Guilford College
First Baptist Church
Burbank
Eleanor Idol
Washington, D. C
High Seas
England
Hillcrest Drive
A. S Hale
W. Arthur Kale
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Deep River
Family Program On WHPE Marks National Family Week
WHPE will air a 11 15 AM radio program titled Family Rendezvous in cooperation with the High Point Service Bureau. The show features informal comments on modern family life from a minister doctor parent teacher and social worker with participants Max Rogers Mrs Coe Reverend Kenneth Goodson and John W Starr Jr Nick Lawrence acts as moderator.
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WHPE
High Pointsman Service Bureau
Freesupeenng
Max Hax Rogers
Coe
Kenneth Goodson
John W. Starr
Nick Lawrence
Pirates seek reliable pitcher as winning run continues
Pirates ride a 10 hit attack and a winning effort by Chambers to improve to five wins in eight games. Cardinals stay atop the National League with a clouting victory as Philadelphia edged Chicago. In the American League the Yankees sweep Detroit while the White Sox sweep the Athletics. Red Sox split a doubleheader with the Browns as Washington tops Cleveland. Hank Thompson and Pee Wee Reese homer for their teams. Duke Snider adds a Brooklyn shot.
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Pirates
Ewig
Billy Merce
Chambers
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Chicago
Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
Athletics
Red Sox
Browns
Washington
Cleveland
Ag Ty
Sally Hemus
St. Louis
Duke Snider
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Red Stallcup
Cincinnati
Hank Themeeen
New York
Giants
Cubs
Phils
Robin Roberts
Gran Hamner
Lou Brissie
Senators
Julio Moreno
Brissie
Bob Chakales
Fraley Field Bombardment Winners Sought by Civil Air Patrol
Civil Air Patrol at High Point classed Fraley Field bombardment as a complete success. Captain Sam Best awaits prize recipients, identified only by number 013759, and other winning tickets 013, 856 and 013,884. Contact CAP office after 3:30 PM.
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Fraley
Seenesay
High Point Civil Air Patrol
Frank Lambeth
Lambeth
T. Lambeth
Arene
Sam Best
Folk Festival At Junior High For National Music Week
A folk festival tonight at 8 in the junior high auditorium marks the National Music Week events. The program features 12 dance routines from Adams Dance Studio, Ray Street School, Emma Blair, Brentwood, Johnson Street, Cloverdale, Oak Hill, and YWCA Y-Teens, plus a massed band of 300 musicians and a college brass ensemble. Rain plan moves the band concert to the college gym. admission is free.
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Winston- Salem
City Recreation Department
Musical Arts Club
Adams Dance Studio
Ruth Adams
Ray Street
Mildred Wad
Mary B. Kearns
Ywca Y
William Penn Page Schost
Carl Plate
Fire destroys truck load of furniture near Russell Street
A truck loaded with furniture owned by Clearing House Incorporated Asheboro burned at 11:53 a.m. in the 300 block of W Russell Street. Firefighters from three engines contained a blaze that destroyed the cargo and the truck. driver Colon Kenny was alerted by onlookers as flames spread. Additional small fires noted nearby including a stove in an apartment at 203 Vail Street and a dust collector at Peerless Veneer Plant.
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W. Russell Street
Am der Clearinghouse Incorporated
Asheboro
Sding
Colon Kenny
Henry Wright
Vail Street
Hamilton
High Point Man Injured in Greensboro Car Crash
W A Matthews of High Point suffered broken ribs and a broken pelvis when his car crashed into a power pole near a Greensboro power substation yesterday around 6 p m. He was alone in the vehicle and listed in "pretty good" condition at Wesley Long Hospital.
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W. A. Matthews
High Point
Greensboro
Wesley Long Hospital
Matthews
Thomasville
Gate City
George William Lee
Girl Missing From Home Warned by Police
Police report Patricia Caudle, 14, stepdaughter of Henry M Hart Grove, missing from 1417 Wendell since April 29. Last seen in a red dress with gold buttons. She has brown hair and eyes, weighs about 110 pounds, and stands five feet two inches.
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Patricia Caudle
Henry M. Hartgrove
Wendell
Petty Thief Fails To Appear In Court
A 26 year old man Willie Walton of 1226 Hoover was arrested on larceny charges for stealing magazines a carton of cigarettes a quart of wine and four bars of candy from Hoover Street Grill 827 Hoover. Walton posted bond but did not appear when his case was called in municipal court.
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Offcers
Willie Walton
Hoover
Hoover Street Grill
Walton
Maryland Out To Take Baseball Title
Maryland’s Old Liners chase the Southern Conference Northern Division lead as they face Virginia Military Institute at Lexington. VMI has not won a conference game in 16 outings, while Maryland, Virginia Tech, and the University of Richmond hover at six wins and three losses. Virginia Tech meets Virginia at Blacksburg in the other scheduled game.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
VMI
Virginia Tech
University of Richmond
Virginia
Blacksburg
Industrial League Myrtle Desk Totals and Pitcher Paynes Win
In a scoreline 451112 to 381313 Myrtle Desk tops Triangle 010 045 30x12. Players Cecil Eller Wilson Keziah Guinn Hinkle Payne York Mitchel etc. Payne credited with the win over Cec with key hits including 2 doubles 2B and a home run.
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Myrtle Desk
Triangle
Cecil
Eller
Wilson
Keziah
Guinn
RBI
vYork
Mitchell @ Eller
Hinkle
Payne
Hr—Payne
Sb— Wishon
Klinkie
Pardue
Oan
Cec
Abrh Keziah
Wall
Jessup
O Frazier
Spayne
Mitchell
Rankin
York
Sexton
Kearns
Oasbill
Carter
High Point Boxer Set for Winston Showdown Card
High Point boxer Billy Brown headlines a Southside II card in Winston Salem. Jimmy Bell of New Jersey meets Winston Salem’s Joe McFadden in a heavyweight bout. Brown faces Bol Konecky of Orida in a six round fight. First bout Friday May 25 at 8:15 p.m. Main attraction around 9:30 or 10.
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Billy Brown
Southside
Jimmy Bell
N. J
Spark
Joe Louis
Winston- Salem
Joe McFadden
Twin City
Brown
Bol Konecky
Orida
National League and American League seasonal leaders list
Ratting Robinson Brooklyn and Ennis Philadelphia lead in runs with 18. Pafko Chicago tops RBIs with 19 and Sister Philadelphia has 29 hits. Busby Chicago leads pitching with 40 and Wynn Cleveland records 20 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Robinson
Brooklyn
Snider
Ennis
Philadelphia
Pafko
Chicago
Kruszewski
Cincinnati
Busby
Jensen
New York
Doerr
Boston
Carrasquel
Boudreau
Fox
Doby
Cleveland
Noren
Washington
Coan
Williams
Bushy
Lopat
Wynn
Stars Deliver in Doubleheader Opens and No-Hit Feat
Ted Williams homered in the 10th to lift the Red Sox 5-4 past the Browns in the first game of a doubleheader. Virgil Stallcup homered in the 10th to give the Reds a 4-3 win over the Giants in the opener. Cliff Chambers pitched Pittsburgh to a no hit no run 3-0 win over the Boston Braves, in the second game of their twin bill.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Virgil Stallcup
Reds
Williams
Boston
Browns
Stallcup
Cincinnati
Giants
Bill
Cliff Chambers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Wade to Speak Davidson College All-Sports Banquet
Col Wallace Wade, commissioner of the Southern Conference, will speak at Davidson College all sports banquet tonight. Trophies awards and commendations will be given to Davidson athletes for inter collegiate athletics during the year.
New Zealand Premier Warns of Plot to Overthrow Government
Premier 8. G. Holland says a determined effort to overthrow the government by force has been made, tied to a 10 week long dockers strike that has halted shipping and is charged as directed by Communists.
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New Zealand
8. G. Holland
International
Russia gains Olympic Group admission for 1952 games
The Inter national Olympic Committee accepted Russia into the Olympic group. An official announcement was expected at a press conference during the IOC meeting. Russia will be eligible to compete in the 1952 Winter Games at Oslo and Summer Games at Helsinki after joining several sport federations.
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Vienna
Russia
Associated Press
Oslo
Helsinki
Stockholm
Paris
Milan
Celebration at Ridge Draws Oak Ridge Crowd
A crowd of about ten thousand is expected at Oak Ridge Military Institute for a Mothers Day observance and parade. Cadets and visitors will participate in mass calisthenics, a Gold Star unit drill exhibition, and a retreat parade. The honor Mother of 1951 will be presented during the ceremony, with Mrs. Ines noted as grandmother of Lt. Col. Charles Hunter, ROTC commander.
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Guiford County
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Military Institute
King Gymnasium
William J. Chandler
Nda
B. Aeeeee Ae Hope
Ines
Charles ¢. Hunter
Oak — Military Institute
Rps
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Forsyth and Nearby Cities
A batch of marriage licenses lists Calvin Dudley Jr with Jena Whitlow of Winston Salem, Charles Mendenhall with Betsey Boyd of Winston Salem, William Tuttle with Eva Mabe of Kernersville, James McAbee with Mannie Williams of High Point, James Myers with Juanana Williams of High Point, Joe Nelson with Nancy Pierce of Forsyth, Lan Rees with Mae McGee of Kernersville, Raymond Myers with Delores Morris of High Point, Louis Evans with Minnie Sands of Mayodan, Bernard Hutson with Nellie Dunkins of Boonville, Castor oil noted as a key raw material in paints and plastics.
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Calvin Dudley, Jr
Jenathan Whitlow
Winston-Salem
Charles Wade Mendenhall
Betsey Ross Boyd
Winston- Salem
William Harry Tuttle
Eva Louise Mabe
Kernersville
James William McAbee
Mannie Curtis
High Point
James Arthur Myers
Anon Juanana Williams
High
Joe Carroll Nelson
Forsyth County
Nancy Louise Pierce Miata Lan Rees
Mae McGee
Raymond Myers
Thomasne
Delores Morris
Louis Junior
Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Public notice details ad insertion rules for the ENTERPRICE paper. Rates are per line and per day with minimums for longer ads. Deadlines require ads by 10 00 A M for same day and by 4 00 P M Saturday for Sunday edition. Cards of thanks 90c paid in advance.
Deaths and Funerals Zach Tyre Brookshire 38
Zack Tyre Brookshire 38 of 308 a Avenue died at 6 45 p m at High Point Memorial Hospital after a brief illness He was born August 30 1912 in Wilkes County son of the late Litaker and Minerva Brookshire He married Vinnie Bourne December 14 1944 who survives with son Robert Brookshire and daughter Violet Brookshire Also surviving are his mother Minerva Brookshire Bivens of Erlanger two brothers Bruce and Lee Brookshire a sister Albury Bivens and two children by a former marriage Betty Jean and Richard Lee Details note he resided in the city since 1950 and was employed by Talmar Jamestown Co He was a World War II Marine veteran Services were held this afternoon at 3 00 by Rev Ode Leonard and Rev ey Burial followed at Ebenezer Cemetery The body returned to the family home 308 Centennial Avenue Monday afternoon Funeral for Clarence Hunter Brooks 68 was held Sunday at 3 00 in Sechrest Funeral Home chapel Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery Survivors include Mrs Sechwell W F as well as other family members
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A Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sunva Ghd
Wilkes County
Litaker Brookshire
Minerva Pearson Brookshire
Vinnie Bourne
Robert Brookshire
Violet Brookshire
Minerva Brookshire Bivens
Erlanger
Bruce Brookshire
Lee Brookshire
Albury Bivens
Lexington
Betty Jean
Richard Lee
Brookshire
Talmar-Jamestown Company
Marine
Ode Leonard
Ebenezer
Funeral services held for John K. Fouts in Thomasville
John K. Fouts 82 retired farmer of Thomasville Route 1 died Thursday in a Lexington hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church with ministers Rev James Bowman Rev C O Plyler and Rev Robert Oakley officiating. Active bearers included Eddinger Flay Eddinger Davidnger Calvin Scarboro Reid Meredith and Coy Modlin. Honorary pallbearers were C C Conrad W L Clodfelter Lloyd Clodfelter and Joe Wagoner. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
John K. Fouts
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
James Bowman
C. O. Plyler
Robert Oakley
Eddinger
Flay Eddinger
David Nger
Calvin Scarboro
Reid Meredith
Coy Modlin
Cc. C. Conrad
W. L. Clodfelter
Lloyd Clodfelter
Joe Wagoner
Church
Mr. Fouts
Lexington
Funeral services set for Mrs Minnie Ruth Myers in Thomasville
Funeral services for Minnie Ruth Myers 30 wife of John Myers will be held at Trinity Methodist church Blair Street on Tuesday at 4 P M. The body will lie at J C Green and Sons funeral home until 30 minutes before the service then be moved to the church. Interment is in Holly Hills Cemetery family plot. Mrs Myers a former Thomasville resident died in a Los Angeles hospital Tuesday April 24 after a two week illness.
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Thomasville
Minnie Ruth Myers
John Myers
Trinity Methodist Church
Blair Street
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Holly Hills
Myers
Los Angeles
California
Nicely furnished corner bedroom and adjoining bath
Up for rent a furnished upstairs corner bedroom with adjoining bath, at 329 Woodrow. Other listings include a furnished upstairs four room apartment at 1532 English Street, two unfurnished rooms at 1535 N Main St, and additional rooms at 209 North Ward Street. Contact details for Mr Paul Bryant and Dennis Kennedy Antique Shop are provided.
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English Street
Dennis Kennedy
Thomasville Road
Weber
North Ward Street
Hillcrest Manor Apt
Hillcrest Manor
Burge ST
Curtis Smith Deal, Inc
North Main St
N. Main St. James Conrad
N. Main St
R. E. Holland 79 dies after long illness in Asheboro
R E Holland aged 79 of Randleman Rt 2 died early this morning after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Ella Ashburn, one son Henry B of Asheboro, two brothers J H Holland and Luther Holland, a sister Mrs Squire Denny. Funeral at First Baptist church Pilot Mountain Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Body at Pugh's Asheboro funeral home until noon. A native of Stokes county, retired tobacco auctioneer, 21 years in Asheboro, member of Balfour Baptist church and Spanish American War veteran.
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R. E. Holland
Randleman
Ella Ashburn
Henry B
Indson
J. H
Land of Buchanan
Luther Holland
Pilot Mountain
Squire Denny
First Baptist Church
Mountain View
Pugh
Holland
Stokes County
Balfour Baptist Church
Little Will Speak At Civitan Meeting
City Planner Malcolm Little will address the Civitan Club at 6 30 tonight. He will outline proposed changes to the city zoning ordinances permitting duplex apartments in new areas and review recent growth trends and necessary changes to fit the expansion.
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Malcolm Little
The
Civitans
Little
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