Leaders Paired In Annual Walker Cup Play Starts Friday
The draw for the opening Scotch foursome matches in the Walker Cup pairs top the United States against Great Britain. Johnny Goodman and Lawson Little face Cyril Tolley and Roger Wethered with other U S and British teams named. Fischer and Crawley/Torrance also feature as alternates.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Unit 1
States
Great Britain
Johnny Goodman
Lawson Littl
Othr
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Francis Onimett
George T. Dunlap, Jr
United States
Jack McLean
Eric McRavie
Gus Moreland
Jack Westland
Harry Bentley
Eric Fiddian
Max Marston
Chandler Kean
Michael Scott
Sam McKinlay
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Leonard Crawley
Tony Torrance
City Golf League Scores Highlight Fairway Action
The Commercial League produced high scores at Municipal course as Diamond and Adame Millie teams led the second series. Diamond beat The Enter team 207 to 219 while Adame Millie Plant edged City Hall 201 to 204 and Adame Millis Office defeated North State Telephone 206 to 209. Team totals list players such as N Telephone Tilden Johnson Potts Tucker 209 and Enterprise 219.
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Commercial League
Diamond
Adams-Millie Plant
Adame- Millie
Adamefilia Plant
City Hall
Adame-Millis
North State Telephone
Tilden
Johnson, Potts and Tucker
A.M
J. Woollen
Hughes, Lewis
Parker
Harbingson
Garner
Rogers
Fitch
Enterprise
Johnson, Matthews
Denning
Barfield
Aom
Ed Woollen
Farr
Harville
Southerland
Gideon
Nance
Ingram
McMullan
Booster's Day Drive Launches For College Game
The High Point College Athletic Council started a ticket selling campaign to sell five cent tickets for the Point Catawba clash at Willis Stadium Tuesday afternoon. Kermit Cloninger of Lincolnton chairs the drive with a committee of five girls and five boys. merchants will be asked to cooperate by buying and distributing tickets. Two games are scheduled for Tuesday with starts at 10 p m and 3 15 p m. The Panthers were in Hickory today for a rainout contest.
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High Point College Athletic Council
Point-Catawba College
Willis
Panthers
Jer
Kermit Cloninger
Lincolnton
Hickory
Major League Leaders and National League Hitting Leaders
AP summary lists top NL players by batting and runs batted in. Medwick of the Cardinals leads RBIs. Waner of the Pirates and others like Suhr and Alien among leaders. Cubs and Cardinals players appear among the top figures with notable totals from recent games.
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Iy Associated Press
National League
Ae Curler Cubs
Waner
Rens
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Fae A
Cardinals
Suhr
Alien
Phillies
Stolen Bases Highlight Giants Cubs Pirates and Cardinals Scores
Baseball brief lists stolen bases by Stainback for the Giants and mar vo for the Cubs. Pitching results show Bush of the Cubs 5-4, Chagnon of the Pirates, and Walker of the Cardinals with a 2-0 mark.
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Giants
Stainback
Cubs
Marvo
Dodgers
Bush
Chagnon
Pirates
Walker
Cardinals
Home Run Leaders Highlight Unclear Game Recap
In a windy game a pair of home runs by Heth and Kankees propelled the team to a 7 run total while Mihiletics and Sener contributed, with White Gea adding three runs.
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Heth
U S Davis Cuppers to Train Against Pro Tennis Star
New York May 10 The United States Lawn Tennis Association plans intra squad work with German pro Hanus Leunein who won the world championship in Berlin to boost the Davis cup team. The move breaks with the tradition of using only players from the team and committee for prep.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Bill Tilden
Emile
Hane Nueslein
Berlin
Merion Cricket Club
Tilden
Europe
New tip eyed in Brown cafe murder case mystery
Police probe a possible breakthrough in the Wiley T. Brown cafe operator slaying after an out of town tip. Detectives pursue the lead as questions linger over the March 18 shooting and about $2000 found at the scene.
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Polige
Brown
Wiley T. Brown
Hamilton Street
Wiley Brown
Sam Swaim
Ecker Mirror Company
High Point
James
David Lester
Gattis Foster and Sister Return to Deep River Home
Deep River News reports Gattis Foster and sister Nora F Loyd have moved to a new home here and will be warmly welcomed by former neighbors and friends.
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Gattis Foster
Nora F. Loyd
Beulah Skeen Visited Guilford College Week End
Mies Beulah Skeen of Guilford College spent the week end here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J L Skeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Beulah Skeen
Guilford College
Mrs
J. L. Skeen
Mary Rucker
Queene- Chicora College
H. D. Rucker
High Point Family Hosts Tom for Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Bame and family of High Point hosted a Sunday dinner for their son Tom and his family.
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Bame
High Point
Tom
Thorn ton Family Guests of Horney at High Point
Mr and Mrs Clarence Thorn ton and their family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralto Horney at their home below High Point.
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Clarence Thornton
Ed Thornton
Ralto Horney
High Point
Misses Lowe Shoppers in High Point Friday
Misses Clara and Cleo Lowe were seen shopping in High Point on Friday. The sisters visited local stores and browsed merchandise during the afternoon.
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Misses Clara
Cleo Lowe
High Point
Mr and Mrs T J Jones Host Guests From Guilford College
Mr and Mrs T J Jones welcomed as guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Joseph Pesle of Guilford College for a social visit.
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T. J. Jones
Joseph Pesle
Guilford College
Otisrage Jr. Visited Greensboro With Relatives
Otisrage Jr spent the week in Greensboro with relatives and local acquaintances. The trip included informal gatherings and community encounters during the stay.
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Otisrage
Greensboro
Relavos
Mrs Belle Lyndon Visits Sister In High Point
Mrs Belle Lyndon of High Point spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs R L Borum, in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lyndon
High Point
R. L. Borum
Ladies Visit Guilford College Resident
Mrs. R. T. Jordon Mrs. Bur rus Jones Mrs. T. J. Jones and Faye Jones visited Mrs. Nelli Idol of Guilford College route 1 last Thursday.
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R. T. Jordon
Burrus Jones
T. J. Jones
Faye Jones
Nelli Idol
Guilford College
Class party attended by Misses Thornton White and Wood
Miss Marcella Thornton Florence White and Ruth Wood attended a Friday night class party hosted by Mr and Mrs R D Fowler on the Greensboro road.
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Marcella Thornton
Florence White
Ruth Wood
R. D. Fowler
Greensboro
Safety Parade Planned by Local Groups Friday Evening
Plans completed for a 7 30 parade promoting highway safety in High Point as part of Safety Week. About 1000 school children will march led by the School Boy Patrol, with the American Legion Drum Corps and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Local dealers and civic groups join the event to urge safer driving and reduce highway deaths.
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High Point
Carolina’ Motor Club
City of
High Point Enterprise
Derageant A. P. Samuels
Junior Safety League
Washington
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Millard Todd
The
Carolina Motor Club
Cataclysm in High Point Over Alleged Catnaping
A High Point tale reports a black coupe scene where a young girl allegedly abducts the family cat Yellow Baby. Neighbors debate ownership, with conflicting ages of the pet and minimal hard evidence beyond community suspicion and tearful vows of vengeance.
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High Point
Piedmont
Miss Jennings Hosts Thomasville Afternoon Club
Miss Julia Brown Jennings hosted the Afternoon Book Club at her East Main Street home with a floral setting and a program on Whistler by Mrs. Robert Rapp. Guests included Mrs. R. K. Farrington and Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne among others. the menu featured a two course repast and spring place cards.
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Thomasville
Julia Brown Jennings
East Main Neh
R. K. Farrington
Whistler
Robert Rapp
Rapp
C. H. Newby
EB. F. Pepper
EB. L. Webb
Club
Mesdames RR
G. Jennings
Harry Lee Lambeth
J. W. Hawthorne
Frank Murfr
Stephen Burton
W. G. Smith
Colonial Drive
Vernon Snider
G. T. Alexander
Prise
J. F. Garner
Mrs. Smith
Mesdames Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
Frank Marr
Jesse Green
Charles F. Phillips
Nat Walker
Walter Newby
Fred Gray
W. Lyles
B. L Webb
G. T
Thomasville Woman's Club Meets With New President
The Thomasville Woman's Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Hut with Mrs. G. E. Crowell presiding. Devotional by Mrs. J. B. Holden, then Crowell reviewed club work followed by a talk by Mrs. May a Evans of High Point on Frances Perkins, secretary of labor. The program ended with a piano selection by Mrs. James Lambeth and light refreshments.
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Thomasville
Acquittal in Cruelty Case Over Stay-at-Home Dog
In Manitowoc a municipal court acquitted Mrs Mamie Jones of cruelty to animals after testimony praised the dog as a loyal, well behaved pet. Police had shot the animal in a chicken yard after it growled at the resident. officers defended enforcing ordinances ordering dogs kept at home.
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Mra
Mamie Jones
Putnam Street
J. M. Stewart
Pat
Jones
Lewis E. Ue
Circle Meeting at First Baptist Discusses Japan Topic
The Alice Elliott circle of the First Baptist church met Monday. Alexander spoke on Japan with Mrs A Z Boles and Mrs Jennings assisting in presenting the subject.
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Alice Elliott
First Baptist Church
Mon M. ©. Alexander
Japan
Mre
A. Z. Boles
Mre. Jennings
Woman's Auxiliary elects delegate and hears Rio de Janeiro talk
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Main Street church held a business session. Mrs. R. Parrington was elected delegate to the district meeting at Cooleemee in June. Mrs. Vernon Snider led the program with Word Pictures of Rio de Janeiro assisted by several members. Reports on the Western North Carolina Conference meeting in Hendersonville were shared before closing prayer.
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M. EK
R. Parrington
Cooleemee
John Hiatt
Vernon Snider
Rio de Janeiro
Coz
C. L. Yates
J. B. Lambeth
C. C. Wall
Evening Dance at American Legion Hut A Succesful Senior Event
An annual senior event at the American Legion Hut featured a garden themed setting with decorations, a three course dinner by the American Legion Auxiliary and a program including invocations, toasts to the class of 34 and faculty, performances by juniors and seniors, a hall of fame segment, and a Japanese parasol drill with girls in costume.
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American Legion
Echoe
D. W. Maddox
Katherine Covington
Frank Bruton
Miss Dixon
Robert Marien
Kitty Cline
Fame
Gilbert Prim
N. J. Miles
Efight Girls
Olivia Saunders
CCC Detachment to Arrive Here For Erosion Work
An advance unit of 61 Citizens Conservation Corps arrives Friday about half a mile east of the Winston-Salem highway on highway ten under Captain A. B. Caldwell. They come from Walnut Cove where they helped soil erosion work for ten months. They join Soil Erosion Service crews and will erect permanent quarters on Pilot Life Insurance land for three to four weeks. About 200 total CCC workers expected locally as more arrive. They will be housed in tents during the temporary stay.
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Citizens Conservation Corps
Winston-Salem
A. B. Caldwell
Walnut Cove
Pilot Life Insuratce Company
Trinity High Tops Local Reserves In Scoring Battle
Trinity High School defeated Local Reserve team yesterday afternoon in a free scoring game. Sofita Trinity and Peeler led with long hits and three runs apiece. Loftin and Ratledge supported, Ward added a score for Trinity.
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Trinity High School
High Point College
Sofita
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U. S
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Deep River News
Ad Eniglig
N. Main
Beeson Hardware CO
Kitty
Cate
Miss Jennings
Bruce
Chapel Hill
Phillips
BR. G. Jennings
D. R. Thomas
Tennille
Frank Rose
Mra. Shearer
Lenoir
J. KR. Blair
Mae Shearer
Marinette
Wis
John
W. G. Friddle
Number Ten
Gllington
Archdale RD
Samuel Hyman
S. Main Si
Trinity High Victor
Rockers
Furn. CO
Octagon
E. Wash. St
South Main
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