iy of golfing, and there
sslon charge involved
do not play golf, but
ing, will see some gone
that day at Chicora.
la the official listing of
__ nation, having —
wall in the money at the big Aaa
lds Tournament at Wilmington this
spring. Other top names include
Jimm Riggins, Seymour Johnson
tton Auld, Wilmington:
and Ralph Lang, Ra
r Card, Siler City; Rich
Kinston; Joe Inman,
8. C. Wayne Haley,
He, Va.; and Gene Briggs,
A«»e
lalgh;
Nashville.
Chlcora’s crew of grounds and
mlilli workers have been going
fdll time during the past few days
(fitting the local course in to
shape far this big affair, and the
course will be in tip-top shape
when starting time begins. Chicora
gUdly invites the public to witness
this great day of golfing,
is no admission charge
Tlk»e who
enjoy watching,
golf Played that
Follow!.
pairings inducting —
sad handicaps for the amateurs
with the pro’s name appearing first
7530 STEVE GOFORTH
Bubba Doffermyre (71
Lee B. Johnson (10)
"-*• RALPH LANG
John H. Wilson (01
Paul Mattox (101
-- WOOD
Matthews (13)
Cannady (7)
BECKNELL
Cox (121
Jvrd (81
_BRIGGS
Gene Bracey (101
Harry Driver (8)
8110 JOHN 8CHOONMAKEK
Robt. McDonald <8)
John Snipes (12)
ana bill edwards
Fulton Godwin (7)
Joe Loner (12)
•120 HAL JKRNIGAN
Jack Stewart (14)
C. W. Howell (7)
8;34 HARRY DUPREE
O. L. Hooper (14)
Bruce Brown (7)
8-42 TOMMY CARD
Q W. Dunn (14)
Randy Doffermyre (0)
8:50 MARVIN WATSON
Paul McDonald (12)
i jff Rorert Brvan (8)
8:58 GENE BRIGGS
J. K. Bruton (12)
Frank Belote (8)
9:06 E. L. MATTHEWS
Roger Mann (11)
Henry Hutaff (7)
9:14 GROVER BTJLLTW
Chag. Whtttenton (13)
Bob Boat (6)
9:22 HERB MASON
Curtis William* (10)
John Moss (10)
9:90 AGEE WELCH
H. C. Connell (3)
Charles Lee (10)
11:30 ARDEN SMITH
Leo Kelly (7)
Marvin Wade (12)
11:8* BO WELCH
R. A. Duncan (2)
Lee 8andltn (10)
11:46 CHUCK ALEXANDER
J. E. Wllboume (10)
Ralph Talton (»)
11:54 AVERY BECK
Thad Pope (11)
Lloyd Coats (9)
12:02 JOE INMAN
Blount Whiteside (9)
Earl Jones (7)
12:10 HAMPTON AULD
James Snipes (8)
Willie Draughon (12)
12:18 WAYNE HALEY
C. D. Hutaff, Jr. (8)
Barney Miller (10)
12:26 NOLAN LEWALLE
‘ John Simpson (14)
A. T. Dixon (8)
12:34 JOHN SPENCE
John Thornton (10)
BUI Harrington (5)
12:42 PERCY CARD
BUI Lilly (4)
John Thornton. IH (10)
12:50 RICHARD SAPP
David Wilson (7)
Marvin Godwin (8)
12:58 LOWERY HOLMES
A. S. Foster (10)
Crow Stand] (6)
1:06 AL GOODRICH
Johnny Wilson (9)
Graham McLamb (7)
1:14 FAIRLY CLARK
Ruffin Hood (10)
J. R. Cafchev (9)
1:22 BEN RILEY
C. L'. Corbett (9)
Lou Bottiglier (6)
1:30 JIM RIGGINS
Keith Finch (9)
Mike Crawford (8)
1:38 LARRY BECK
A. R. Taylor (12)
J. R. Johnson (9)
1:46 MTKE RUBT<*H
Sam Mann (11)
Wm Corbett (S)
Training School
Planned For Aug.
A training school for Sunday
School workers will be sponsor
ed by the Little River Associa
tion at the Erwin First Baptist
Church.
The session will be held Au
gust 38-29 each evening at 7:30
All departments from nur
sery through adult including the
cradle roll and extension depart
ments will be taught.
HITS NEW HIGH
WASHINGTON (UPI) —Tax col
lections during fiscal 1983 reached
an estimated record high of *105 ?
billion, the Internal Revenue Serv
ice said Wednesday.
The IRS report said individual
income and employment taxes
rose to 367.9 billion while corpo
rate tax collections hit the $22.3
billion mark.'
Gang Robs
on an all-mail train, or trawling
post office, In the 138 year* of
their history In Britten.
First, the robbers Jumped the
signalman on that section of the
line and set the block signals at
“danger,” bringing the mall train
to a halt three miles from Leigh
ton Buzzard.
When the fireman, David Whit
by, as. climbed down from the cab
of the diesel engine to Investigate,
he was attacked and overcome by
two of the bandits.
The engineer, Jack Mills, 35,
then was seised.
The robbers swiftly and expert
ly uncoupled the engine and first
two mail cars, and forced Mills at
gunpoint to drive them a mile
down the track to where their
compatriots were waiting.
There. Whitby and Mills were
handcuffed together. The bandits,
their faces covered with silk
stockings, were armed with crow
bars and blackjacks. They Quick
ly broke open the doors of the
sealed mall cars and subdued the
four postal employes working In
side.
Then the gang grabbed the 130
sacks of mail, which were be
lieved to Include old bank notes
on their way to being destroyed
and diamonds destined for Lon
don Jewel markets.
With the loot loaded aboard the
trucks and the passenger car, the
bandi^ scattered before the rob
bery was discovered by the en
gineer of another train passing in
the opposite direction.
Police promptly threw up road
blocks over a wide area.
NOW TOO KNOW
The American public held Hff
insurance worth $130 billion at the
end of IMS, according to the In
stitute of Life Insurance.
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