Wake Forest Ready to Face Duke in Opening Battle
Wake Forest prepares to challenge Duke in an opening battle as Jim Weaver debuts as coach. The Deacons focus on improved running and passing while Monk Mason and Joe Hatcher cope with minor injuries. Duke's Blue Devils enter in strong form ahead of the Big Five clash.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Orth Carolina State
Davidson
Wake Forest
Duke
Jim Weaver
Deacons
Blue Devils
Weaver
North Wake County
Murray Greason
Monk Mason
Joe Hatcher
Durham
Blue Devils Ae
E. B. Dunlap
Rogers
Britton
West
State
Wolfpack
Clemson College
MoCumiskey
Norman Raines
Roscoe Roy
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Nashville
Martin
Jackson
Moore
Croom
McCachren
Vanderbilt
Dewey Hutchins
Wofford
Wildcats
Spartanburg
D. C
Lexington
Johnny Pearce
Fleet
Safrit Beats Williams in Ten Round Thomasville Fight
Safrit, the Tower City sensation, defeats Kid Williams of Winston-Salem in ten rounds, outsmarting him and flooring him briefly in the final round. Williams weighed 148 pounds, Safrit 125. Semi final saw Tutty Freedie beat Fred Little. Fred Foster KOed Floss Fowler. Raymond Jackson KOed Harold Thomas. Attendance was poor and promoter Br. B Evans weighed canceling October 9 show.
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Safrit
Williams
Thomasville
Tower City
Williame
Winston-Salem
Gafrit
Tutty Freedie
Fred Little
High Point
Fred Foster
Floss Fowler
Raymond Jackson
Harold Thomas
Br. B
Kid” Evans
Fragmentary verse fragment hints at distant prayers
The text contains partial poetic lines about near figures, stars, and bells but is garbled. It reads like an unfinished meditation on closeness, night, and prayer, with several broken phrases and nonstandard word forms. The readable elements suggest a lyric fragment rather than a full poem or article.
Thirteen in Rage for Postmaster at Thomasville
The Civil Service Commission will examine 13 applicants for the Thomasville postmastership. Residential qualifications and examination scores determine rating, with three top contenders highlighted before forwarding the list to Postmaster General Farley. Political endorsements are considered only after civil service review.
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Washington
Thomasville
Civil Service Commission
Claude H. Pearson
Reece C. Harvill
Lois Johnson
William RR. Hinkle
Mrs. Matooka
E. Fouts
Millie J. Crowell
Stephen E. Burton
Hebert C. Pearce
Paul Green
Hubert L. Fouts
Belvin W. Stone
Robert L. Harvill
Farley
Public Works Workers Host City Barbecue Friday
The public works department of the city government will host a barbecue Friday at 6 p.m. at City Lake. Attendees include the city council members and other city officials with several invited guests.
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Public Works Dept
Public Works Department
Opened for Business The National Bank of Sanford
The National Bank of Sanford opened for business yesterday with a stated capital of 60,000 dollars. Officials said the bank’s total capitalization neared 60,000 dollars as operations began.
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Sanford
National Bank of
One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds
An ad touts Creomulsion as an emulsified remedy for throat irritation and persistent colds. It claims Creosote free formula soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs, with added healing elements to stop inflammation and aid recovery. The ad promises a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after use.
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OUR Gang
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Aulanta
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Charleston
Cincinnati
Yoann Vee
Penn
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Southern Railway System
uDatreres
Tay
By Helen Welshimer
Civil Service Board
Carolina Coach Company
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Atlanta
Augusta
Greenville
Richmond, VA
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Norfol
Courtes
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Goodyear
America
HIATT
West High
G. G. Chappell
H. 8
Spencer
R. Edwin Chappell
Chen
Wachovia Department
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Wachovia
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