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Coy, Four Under Par, Wins Local
f Title From McKenzie, 4 and 2
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dian
i 67 In
Round
Coy, 19-year-old from
i, Fla., captured the
Waynesville Country
on Tournament Friday
and 2, on the 36th
lieman McKenzie, Jr.,
lian finished the match
par after carding a 67
morning round, while
lot a 71.
played improved golf
loon and was one un
r the first nine holes,
?villlan was never able
e McCoy's four-hole
er exhibited superior
approach shots and
Kenzie frequently hit
es than McCoy, but
?ol.
tered the finals at the
toe Eubank of Daytona
while McKenzie ad
the last round after
ir Aaron Prevost of
Waynesville.
Last year's champion. Bob Allen
of Waynesville. and the runner-up.
Jay Rotan of Cramerton. were both
eliminated in the quarter-finals.
Results of other tournament
flights were:
CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION
Bob Zulch. Canton, defeated Al
bert Mull, Waynesville. 2 and I.
FIRST FLIGHT
Or Paul Hardin. Birmingham.
Ala., defeated Bill Prevost.
Waynesville, 3 and 1.
SECOND FLIGHT
Henry Darling, Augusta. Ga.. de
feated Sam Summers, Lake City.
Fla., 1-up.
SECOND FLIGHT
CONSOLATION
Chick Hunter. Jr., Asheville. de
feated Red Prevost, llazelwood, 3
and 1.
THIRD FLIGHT
Paul Davis. Waynesville. defeat
ed Harry McDonnold, Asheville. 2
up.
THIRD FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Dr. Hugh Daniel. Waynesville.
defeated Foy Rigsby. Hoi^ston,
Tex.. 1-up.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Wyndham Hewitt, Asheville, de
foated Ben Ray, Canton, 1-up.
FOURTH FLIGHT
CONSOLATION
Tom Frazier, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
deefated S. Keene, Lake Wales.
Fla., 3 and 2.
FIFTH FLIGHT
R. G. Wilson, Lookout Mt?
jTenn., defeated Ted Martin,
' Waynesville, 3 and 2.
FIFTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION
Charles Clontz, Lenoir, defeated
Jack Tierney, Lakeland, 1-up.
SIXTH FLIGHT
Ralph Prevost, Hazelwood, de
i teated Charles Kersten. Ft. Lauder
dale, Fla., 1-up.
SIXTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION
i Donald Dixon, Sarasota. Fla.. de
' feated L. A. Moseley, Greenville,
S. C., 7 and 6.
SEVENTH FLIGHT
H. F. Purvis. Coral Gables. Fla..
defeated Sam Duckett, Canton, 5
and 4.
SEVENTH FLIGHT
CONSOLATION
Adm. W. N. Thomas, Lake Juna
luska. defeated Harry Miller,
Waynesville, 5 and 4.
Speedy Justice
OKLAHOMA CITY <AP> ? Mrs.
Glen Edward Thomason appeared
in police court and told Judge
, Ji.mes Demopolos she'd take all
; the blame for her husband's ticket
( for speeding. She explained it was
her fault because she had discon
nected the car's speedometer.
Mrs. Thomason asked that she
be allowed to pay the fine. The
judge went one better and sus
pended sentence.
Here's Advice
On Growing
Of Peonies
By ROBERT SCHMIDT
We have received a number o
requests for information abou
peonies ? wfil they grow here
should they be divided, whei
should they be moved, when ant
how should new plantings be made?
Peonies are more easily growi
in the Piedmont and mountain sec
tions of North Carolina but the.
can also be grown in the Coasta
Plain with a little better care. Th
time for making new plantings o'
for moving or dividing old plant
would be October and Novembe
in eastern North Carolina and Ser
tember and October for the west
ern or mountain section of thi
state.
But don't move them unles
there is some good reason to do sc
Peonies do not like to be disturb
ed. If you have a clump that is do
ing well and producing goo'
blooms, let it alone. Any loss o
roots in digging will have a harm
ful effect. It is no tnccessary te
divide and move peonies every two
or three years as we do iris and
daffodils.
If a plant is not blooming satis
factorily then it may be advisable
to move it to a better location, or
perhaps it has been planted too
deep and should be taken up and
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JIMMY McCOY of Lake Worth, Fla? winner of the Waynesville
Country Club Invitation Golf Tournament championship Friday,
receives congratulations from the runner-up, Bieman McKenzie, Jr.,
of Asheville. McCoy won the title 4 and 2. (Mountaineer Photo).
replanted. In such cases, cut o(T as
few roots as possible. Peonies
should be planted shallow. The
buds should not be more than one
or two inches below the surface of
the soil.
The current magazines and news
papers arc advertising the "miracle
plant" which is guaranteed to
bloom for you without soil or wat
er. It will really do that. The plant
is the colchicum which resembles
a large lavender crocus and will
send out blooms without leaves
during August or September no
matter if you put it in soil, water,
or on the kitchen shelf. You can
buy these bulbs at any of the large
seed stores. They may be planted
in the yard about wto inches deep.
Leaves are produced in the spring
which die down in summer and
flowers appear during August or
September.
The hardy amaryllis and the so
called "spider lily," which is also
an amaryllis, have a similar type
of growth and blooming habit as
the colchicum.
Experiments with deer show
that even when plenty of food is
available, they cut their consumpt
tion of food about half In winter
and lose about 20 pounds in that j
season.
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HIGH FLYING WOMEN
NEW DELHI?Here is a sign of
(he emancipation of Indian women,
who for centuries lived in the sha
dows of their menfolk;
Eight women are learning to fly
at government flying schools
throughout the country, a ministry
of communications spokesman told
Parliament.
New Canton
Junior High
Is Completed
Construction on Canton's new
lunior high school, built at a cost
of (430,000, has been completed,
according to Rowe Henry, super
intendent of Canton schools.
The new building is the final
unit in the county's $2,000,000
ichool bond building program, ap
proved in the fall of 1951.
Llndsey Gudger of Ashevtlle is
the architect of the new building
and the Jerry Liner Construction
Company of Lake Junaluska is the
contractor.
Included in the new unit, which
is adjacent to Canton High School,
are an auditorium, classrooms for
seventh and eighth grade students,
library, cafeteria, and home aco
nomice room.
Teachers at the junior high will
be:
W. L. Barkby, principal; Nich
olas Bonarrigo, R. L. Medford. Wil
TOO MUCH MEASLES
BELMONT, N. H. (AP) ? Little
Hmmie Crowley, 7, is "sick" of
he measles anyway you look at
t.
Two days after recovery he
iroke out again.
Diagnosis: German measles.
ord Phillips, Mrs. R. C. Looper,
Mrs. G. W. Bohnsdahl. Maude Bla
lock, Maude Worley, Mrs. Jordan
Meal, Mrs. P. G. Klnken, Mrs.
Zclms Moffltt, Mrs. C. L. Brook
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