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PAGE TWO South Boston Tops West End South Boston defeated West End Country Club golfers in South Bos ton yesterday 29 to 13 in an inter city golf match. Stewart Finch fired a 73 for med al score of the Henderson team. Henderson will entertain RGA, ol Raleigh here Saturday afternoon. Inter-city play is proving quite popular with the golfers, many of the new members participating in the matches. BURNETTE TO COACH ROCKINGHAM HIGH Chapel Hill, N. C., May 25.—Tom D. Burnette, outstanding athlete at tiie University for three years, has accepted an appointment as direc tor of physical education at Rock ingham high school, beginning next fall • , , Burnette will be in charge ot the entire athletic program and will coach football and baseball. Alter the completion of a new gymnasium at the school he will also instruct basketball. Burnette, formerly of Tarboro but ■whose family now lives in Richmond Va., excelled in both football and baseball at Carolina. 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MERCURY, LI NCOLN-Z EPH Y R AND LINCOLN MOTOR C4.#> Tour Nun Car Should Be A New Ford—See Us Today CLEMENTS MOTOR COMPANY ,i, -mm. *»** - , i Rose Drops Gro-Swifts Rose knocked Gro-Swift oil the top of the softball standing ladder yesterday by registering a 16 to 9 victory in a loosely played contest at old league Park. Purol Pep staged a track meet against the Kiwanis, winning 16 to 3 in a live inning game. Kearney and Mosely hit home runs l’or Rose. Archie Boyd and Murat Kearney formed the Rose battery, Coghill and Branch worked for the losers. Christians and Lions are schedul ed for this afternoon, and Christians and Gro-Swifts meet Friday at League park, while the Bankers are playing Purol Pep at the high school. SOFTBALL—CITY LEAGUE Rose 16; Gro-Swifts 9. Purol Pep 16; Kiwanis 3. PIEDMONT LEAGUE Durham 3; Rocky Mount 0. Richmond 10; Norfolk 4. Portsmouth 7; Asheville 6. Winston-Salem 4; Charlotte 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 6; New York 1. Cleveland 6; Boston 2. Washington 16; St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 1; Chicago 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati-6; New York 0. Chicago 3; Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 7; Boston 0. Pittsburgh 6; Brooklyn 3. SOUTHSIDERS WIN FROM ARCH STREET Southside Sluggers racked up a 6 to 5 victory over Arch street this morning on the Maple street lot. Dalton Harper and Whitley were the best for the winners, Clark and Forsythe stood out for the losers. The teams will meet again Mon-1 day morning. 1 Girls to Play Softball. The Lucky Strike softball team of girls will play the West Enders Friday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at Pine Park in South Henderson. HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933 Staudjn#s| SOFTBALL STANDINGS (City League) Club W. L. Pet. Lions 6 2 .750 Rose 6 2 .750 Gro-Swift 5 2 .714 Bankers 5 3 .625 Purol Pep 3 5 .375 Christians 1 6 .143 Kiwanis 17 .125 PIEDMONT LEAGUE Team W. L. Pet. Charlotte 21 10 .667 Asheville 19 15 .559 Rocky Mount 18 15 .545 Richmond 17 15 .531 Durham 15 15 .500 Portsmouth 15 18 .455 Norfolk 14 17- .452 Winston-Salem .... 9 23 .281 AMERICAN LEAGUE Team: W. L. Pet. New York 22 6 .786 Boston 16 9 .640 Chicago 17 13 .567 Cleveland 14 14 .500 Washington 12 16 .429 Fniladelphia 11 17 .393 Detroit . 12 20 .375 St. Louis 11 20 .355 NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W. L. Pet. Si. Louis 19 9 .679 Cincinnati ........ 20 10 .667 Chicago 17 14 .548 Pittsburgh 15 15 .500 Boston 14 16 .467 New York 13 18 .419 Brooklyn 11 17 .393 Philadelphia 10 20 .333 HOSPITAL CONTRACTS TOTAL OVER $500,000 Morganton, May 25. —Directors of State hospital yesterday awarded to V. P. Loftis Construction Company, Charlotte, a contract for $472,000 to fireproof both wings of the institu tion's huge center building. The contract was the largest in the day's letting which totaled $535,- 937, coming as a port of a fireproof ing and remodeling program of a mil- 1 lion and a quarter dollars. Abee and Eckard, Icard contrac tors, received the contract for re modeling the Scroggs building on a low bid of $47,500. Sub-contracts for a new laundry building, now under construction, were let as follows: plumbing. In gold company, Hickory, $4,120; heat- MSS CITY LEAGUE Christians vs. Lions —(lp) (Games Tomorrow) Christians vs. Gro-Swift —(lp) Bankers vs. Puroil-Pep— (hs) PIEDMONT LEAGUE Richmond at Winston-Salem. Norfolk at Rocky Mount. Charlotte at Portsmouth. Durham at Asheville. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Boston at St. Louis. ing, Piedmont Plumbing andi Heat ing company, Gastonia, $6,879; elec trical, Electrical Service company, Hickory, $5,438. All contracts were awarded sub ject to approval of the public works administration, which is assisting in the building program. Officials announced that bids will be received soon for equipment for the new laundry building to cost ap proximately $9,000. Mexican Sets Speed Record On Long Flight New York, May 25.—(AP) —Fran- cisco Sarabia, the “Mexican Lind bergh”, broke the Mexico City-New York speed record set by the late Amelia Earhart in 1935 when he landed at Floyd Bennett airport late yesterday. His flying time for the 2,085-miles was approximately 10 hours 48 min utes, compared with Miss Earhart’s 14 hours 19 minutes. As the yellow five-year-old low winged monoplane swept over the field, disappeared to the east momen tarily and then put its wheels on the runway— surprisingly enough, downwind—several hundred specta tors broke into cheers. Almost his first words were, “Well, I guess I have about a gallon of gasoline left.” OR. COOPER RESIGNS FROM PRISON POST Raleigh, May 25.—(AP) —Dr. E. C. Cooper resigned today as director of religious training in the North Carolina prison system, to accept an appointment as president of Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, S. C. Dr. Cooper said he expected to assume his duties July 1. Born in China Grove, Dr. Cooper was graduated from Roanoke Col ■ mm \SacA den/ flT?) *msMR ; At A&P Markets, we price everything low, every day in the week. We don’t mark down a few prices as week- Wi Br 4 end specials and keep all other prices up. No, Madam, |k C . .Jt f| you get low prices on your full grocery order, every . gft time you come to an A&P Market. There are two / big reasons for these daily low prices. First we buy / fli | direct, cutting out in-between profits. Then we operate / jHf I our stores efficiently—no fancy fixtures or charge ac- I I counts to increase the prices you pay. So come—buy I I at A&P Markets—wh°re rverv rDv is bargain day. 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No After Odor I iLAHIES GRAPENUT 2 PkSS ’ If £ DETHOL Ci n2O p|;’ A c A&P fancy, 1 A I Ann Page Sandwich & No. 2 Can AwV TOMATOES £ir.r k 5c BON AMI <&£*," 10* P oUlf I / J t V ® l °*l 59c / SCOCO f 1 04-lb. bag $1.17 1/ 4-ft. f 148-lb- bag $2.33 W 8-lb. caj-t o°n 0 ° n ' 85c I I gB-lb. bag ' 7 ° c f B National Cotton Week p A&P is co-operating with IBUTTER! yi W & || other Cham Stores to reduce H the Cotton surplus by offer- Sunnyfield—in 1-4 11). 25 lbs. in cloth bag B ing you good values in Cot- cubes, 2 pounds, || ton, Cotton Seed and Packed B in Cotton Products: %lP Ms 0 i®'. jf H Sugar, Salt, Shortening, JB B Mops, Large Size Flour, 1 MEAT SPECIALS | ~ B ROUND STEAK, Swift’s select 25c lb, H jjl|j BACON, White Label ■_ . 21c lb, Jfe| MIB BOILED HAM, sliced ... 39c lb. L | B CHUCK ROAST, Swift’s select 17c lb j BB PORK ROAST, loin end _._J 17c lb. | ■ BUTTER FISH or TROUT, 4 lbs 25c p'| logo and Philadelphia Lutheran Sem inary. He received a master of arts degree from Princeton university and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Hartford School of Religion. He has served in pastorates in Lynchburg, Va., Philadelphia, Albe marle and Shelby, and organized missions for the Lutheran church in Belmont,, North Kannapolis and Mor ganton. Dr. Cooper became the first di rector of religious training in North Carolina prisons in October, 1937. e has ministerereed,h —iazngrcmfwy He has ministered particular men awaiting execution and , ' in the hospital at Central notice. I hereby forbid any p f?rson , , sons to in any manner, hire and aid in any way mv i' a '' bor L uey Ayscue, 18, who 1 0 ‘n without cause or reason v ° ni(? niation as to I,or greatly appreciated. ‘‘‘be MRS.-OWEN AYSci p Route 2, Henderson. IjE -
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