Michigan Nips Ohio State 17 16 in Classic Scarlet and Gray Showdown
In Columbus 189,000? fans saw Michigan narrowly defeat Ohio State 17 to 16 as Friedman’s 43‑yard field goal and a late pass play propelled the Wolverines. Ohio State’s Karow and Eby scored, but a missed drop kick by Clark and a pivotal fumbled punt swung the result Michigan’s way.
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Columbus
Michigan
Ohio State
Ohio Stadium
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Benny Friedman
Elmer Marek
Buckeye
Clark
Friedman
Gilber
Qosterbaan
Oosterbaan
Hoffman
Bell
Eby
Gilbert
Oosterbann
Fiedman
Karon
Grim
Kiwanis Delegate Whitener Reports Charleston District Meeting
The Rev. Milton Whitener of the First Reformed Church returned home after attending the Carolinas Kiwanis district meeting in Charleston November 11 and 12. He noted a large attendance of 277 men and 93 women, election of officers, Greensboro winning the attendance cap, and two key resolutions on forestry conservation and opposing lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
Carolinas
Whitener
Francis Martion
Kiwanis Banquiet
Francis Marion
Kiwanis International
John H. Moss
Milwaukee
James M. Lynch
Florence S. C
John A. Kellen
Durham
Aiken
S. C
Charleston
R. John West
Fort Moultrie
Ford Sumter
Pinehurst Winter Program Is Made Public
Pinehurst announces a comprehensive winter sport schedule highlighting golf, tennis, polo, dogs, horses, archery and weekly events. The calendar runs November through April with major tournaments including the Carolina, United North and South, and midwinter championships, plus team and charity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Tin Whistle
United North and South
United North
North Carolina
Pinehurst Track
Concrete road building slows in fifth district evidence
After a hard surfaced Asheboro to Seagrove highway completion most concrete work on district roads is finished for now. The only ongoing project besides the Gate City model highway is Lexington street widening under J W Mills district engineer. No new hard surfacing contracts will be let until after the legislature convenes. Significant seal and maintenance work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Seagrove
Fifth District
High Point
Greensboro
Gate City
J. W. Mills
Lexington
Mills
Building Permits Level Off After Big Week Drop
Building permits declined in the past week with only 32 350 issued over six days compared with 82 400 the week prior. November totals reach 114 750 while 30 day periods since September hover near 275 000. Largest single permit was 7 000 for a Chestnut street residence to C B Hauser, with a 38 000 dwelling on Farriss Avenue previously granted to J Ed Millis.
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C. B. Hauser
Chestnut Street
Trenton
Glen Alpine Streets
J. Ed. Millis
Farriss Avenue
Mixed Scotch golf tourney at local club near finish
The mixed Scotch golf tournament at the country club nears completion with several matches yet to play. Waynick leads Rochelle by one stroke and Wheeler by three. final rounds produced scores 46 49 46 placing Waynick first, Rochelle second, Wheeler third. Women leaders include Mrs. Waynick and Mrs. Welborn with 145 and 146 respectively. final reports may adjust standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wheeler
T. V. Rochelle
C. M. Waynick
Waynick
Rochelle
Wheeler
John Walker
Tom Gold
Alex Rankin
Aving Waynick
Theoman
John Welborn
Matt Wall
Welborn
R. B. Terry
J. A. Morris
Wall
Mrs. Welborn
Welborn Tre Lyman Redding
New Hi Y Club Welcomes Thirteen Members At Banquet
Thirteen new senior members were inducted into the Hi Y club of High Point High School at the first monthly banquet held in the Wesley Memorial Methodist church Sunday school room. The event featured speeches by Principal L. R. Johnson Coach Marlette and faculty member William C. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Hoyle Lopp
Bill Montgomery
Obid Hancock
Jack Tucker
Walter Crouch
John Herndon
Eldridge Atkins
Lee Clodfelter
Howard Bryant
Bill Copeland
Tom Douglas
Fred Watson
Paul Apple
Bob Myers
L. R. Johnson
Marlette
Tru
William C. King
Henry Gurley
Richard Armfield
University of North Carolina
Church
Bill Edwards
Charles Parker
Henderson Rogers
Stewart Clark
Howard Rapier
Kenneth Watson
H. M. Patterson
Bob Overman
Service Held for Loyce Leonard Jr
Funeral services for Loyce Leonard Jr who died at 822 Randolph Street were conducted at home at 10 o'clock yesterday morning Reverend T E F Pierce of Welch Memorial M P Church officiated Following the home service the remains were taken to Rich Fork Baptist Cemetery near Thomasville for burial
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Loyce Leonard, Jr
Randolph Street
T. EF. Pierce
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Rich Fork Baptist Cemetery
Thomasville
Beautiful Pointer Owned By Dr Dyer Takes Prize
Dr John W Dyer’s liver and white pointer known as Dyer’s High Pointer won top open stakes at the Sedgefield field trials. The dog, his first open start, impressed officials with perfect bird work and was the sole placement among 28 entries boasting 172 total wins. The dog, bred and trained by Dyer, has also triumphed on the Pinehurst bench and is highly valued in Guilford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
John W. Dyer
Sedgefield
Pinehurst
Guilford County
Kentucky
Hire Inspection To Start In High Point Monday Morning
High Point officials announce the annual fire prevention inspection will begin Monday morning with ward two examinations led by J. L. Sechrest and assistants. Inspectors will check roofs flues and fire hazards, noting prior year condemnations and the shift to non inflammable roofing across districts in order.
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High Point
J. L. Sechrest
Sechrest
Ambulance Siren Sparks Miracle Recovery After Crash
A Spencer Coal truck driver overturned a vehicle near Briggs tree at about 8 30 pm. Spectators assumed he was dead until Yows ambulance arrived and he woke, then stood and left unaided. The driver's identity is not known.
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Yow
Spencer Coal Company
Briggs Tree
Fellowship Week Observance At Local Y Groups
In observance of National Fellowship Week and Week of Prayer joint meetings of Girl Reserves Hi Y club Y M C A pioneers and elementary Girl Reserves are planned. Monday 8 40 a m high school building a joint meeting and prayer service. Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the Y W C A an elementary school group meeting. Friday 7 30 p m the annual Y M C A Y W C A gathering with a foreign missionary speaker. General prayer services expected daily.
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Y. W. C. A. Organizations of America
Assembly of the Christian Workers
North Carolina Leads Rise in State Power Output
North Carolina boosted its share of Appalachian states total electrical output from 19.80 percent to 25.22 percent in 1925, rising from sixth to fourth in fuel-based power. Developments include 83 000 hp on the Yadkin river near Norwood, 35 000 hp on the Pigeon river in Haywood County, and 40 000 hp at High Rock by Tallassee Power. The Pigeon river and Carolina Power and Light projects are underway with a 35 000 hp license pending, and Southern Power plans a 100 000 hp Duke plant at Salisbury.
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Appalachian States
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Carolina Power and Light Company
Yadkin River
Norwood
Big Pigeon River
Haywood County
Tallassee Power Company
High Rock
Carolina Power and Slight
Pigeon River
Cmpany
Southern Rower Company
Salisbury
Duke
Northwestern tramples Maroons 38 to 7 in mud
Northwestern, undefeated in the western conference, routed Chicago 38 to 7 before 47 000 fans in Chicago. The victory marked the Wildcats first win over the Maroons in ten years as they pressed toward at least a share of the title with Michigan.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Michigan
Maroons
River Dam 10 Be Started At Once In High Point
City officials approve a $332,800 dam across Deep River plus over $100,000 in water works. Grier Lowrance Construction, Lynchburg Foundry, and W. B. Higgins win bids out of 14. Local labor and suppliers will be prioritized, with completion targeted in one year.
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Moffitt
Grier Lawrence Construction Company
Lynchburg Foundry Company
W. B. Higgins Company
Grier Lowrance Company
Grier Lowrance Construction
High Point
North Carolina Older Boys Club Meet Set for Winston-Salem
Over 40 members of the High Point Older Boys club will attend the eighth annual NC Older Boys clubs conference in Winston-Salem December 3 to 5 under the State YMCA. Duke University religion school dean Dr. E D Soper will deliver the principal address. Delegates Harold McCurdy of Salisbury and Henry Ruark of Raleigh will report on the Helsingfors world conference. Discussions will cover home church school community state and nation with a conference banquet on Saturday night December 4. All sessions at First Baptist church opening Friday at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Older Boys
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
State Young Men’s Christian Association
E. D. Soper
School of Religion
Duke University
Durham
Helsingfors
Finland
Harold McCurdy
Salisbury
Henry Ruark
Raleigh
First Baptist Church
Auto Thieves Active in Sitv Report of Stolen Buick
A Buick coach owned by John Welborn was stolen Friday night from Welborn's garage on Thurston Street and found yesterday afternoon in Lexington undamaged. No arrests have been made. Similar auto theft attempts occurred in High Point this past week by two white men in dark suits with grey caps, suspected to be the same pair.
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Budget Commission
McLean
Advisory Budget Commission
General Assembly
Arthur M. Dixon
Gastonia
R. S. McCain
Henderson
States of the
Union
Maryland
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
New York
Illinois
Ohio
West Virginia
Massachusetts
North Carolina
John Welborn
Welborn
Thurston Street
Lexington
High Point
Greensboro Delights Guests On Briggs Avenue Homes
Misses Eva Pennington and Margaret Pender of Greensboro are weekend guests at the homes of Misses Cathleen Hepler and Mary Gibson on Briggs avenue.
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Eva Pennington
Margaret Pender
Greensboro
Cathleen Hepler
Mary Gibson
Briggs Avenue
YT Basketball Season Opens at YMCA With Returning Veterans
Friday night marked the YMCA basketball season start. The core squad returns except Massey, with captain Pennington, Roser, Ha worth, Daniel, Covington, and Haworth. New players include Coofer and Wilson, with potential college men expected next week. Practices set for Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Garland Daniel serves as team manager.
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Massey
Pennington
Dutch Roser
Raymond Haworth
Daniel
Covington
Orville Haworth
Coofer
Winston- Salem
Wilson
Carolina
Garland Daniel
Policeman Fires At Burglar After Grogan Struggle
In response to shrieks and a burglar alarm set off by Hoffman, the first officer on the scene fired at Beck as Grogan wrestled him. The shot went through Beck’s knee cap, then Grogan’s chest, causing his revolver to fall. Grogan later told doctors the assailant aimed for the clerk Jacobi, not the officers.
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Hoffman
Grogan
Beck
Jacobi
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Notre Dame
Flanagan
Kiwanis
Golf
Cummings Engineering Co
W. Green Street
Sideloff Ice
Chicags
SITV
Goodrich
Carolina Vulcanizing Co
Ek. Commerce St
Jamestown
Ureconshore
Reidsville
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