Princess Elizabeth at thirteen sights royal grown-up life
Princess Elizabeth Alexandra of York turns thirteen and moves closer to coming of age. She awaits confirmation in the Church of England and a future “Your Royal Highness” title. Elizabeth enjoys hosting lunches, selecting menus with Buckingham Palace’s chef, and managing a Royal Lodge life while remaining under Queen Elizabeth's guidance on books and dress.
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Elizabeth Alexandra of
York
Great Britain
Lilybet
George V
Elizabeth
Church of England
Margaret Rose
Princess Elizabeth
Royal Gardens
Buckingham Palace
President Lebrun
France
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Princess Elizabeth of York Hospital For
Queen Elizabeth
Marriage-Examination Law To Be Followed Literally
Attorney General Harry McMullan told North Carolina county registers of deeds to apply the new marriage-examination law literally. Registrars A R B Rhodes of Wilmington and J H McAdoo of Greensboro asked for guidance on proof of disease-free status and health certificates for out of state marriages within 60 days of return. McMullan clarified that registrars are not duty bound to hunt violators of the section.
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Raleigh
County Registers of Deeds
Harry McMullan
A. RB. Rhodes
Wilmington
J. H. McAdoo
Greensboro
McMullan
Murchison Calls for Free Competitive Price in Cotton
Dr. Claudius T. Murchison president of the Cotton Textile Institute told North Carolina State College that solving the cotton issue requires a free competitive price. He endorsed Senator Smiths plan allowing open market sales with government paying growers three cents a pound above the price, under a controlled allotment program.
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Raleigh
Claudius T. Murchison
New York
Cotton Textile Institute
N. C. State College
Senator Smith
Capitol Hill
Wake Forest to diploma Jack Hunt among 156 seniors
Jack Hunt son of Mr and Mrs W L Hunt of High Point is among 156 Wake Forest College seniors to receive diplomas in May He will earn a Bachelor of Science with a general science major and a history minor plans to enter medical school next fall Hunt played a leading role on campus serving as Statesman s Club member senior class representative on the Publications Board and Pan Hellenic Council treasurer.
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Wake Forest
Jack Hunt
W. L. Hunt
High Point
Wake Forest College
Hunt
Statesman’s Club
Publications Board
Pan-Hellenic Council
High School Week Opens at State University
CHAPEL HILL April 20 High School Week began at the University of North Carolina drawing hundreds of hopefuls in debating track and tennis. The 244 debaters come from 61 high schools and compete for the Aycock cup last year won by Union Grove. The tennis tournament started this morning and the track meet is planned for tomorrow.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Aycock
Union Grove
Church To Back Dual Protection
The Presbyterian Church in the United States recommends members learn about labor conditions and support legislation protecting labor and capital. A committee report ties labor issues to the Ten Commandments, urging informed church involvement and humane care for workers.
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Atlanta
Permanent Committee On
The
Presbyterian Church
U. S
General Assembly of the Church
Montreal
N. C
Boston University Choral Art Society at Wesley Memorial
The Boston University Choral Art Society under H. Augustine Smith performed a varied program at Wesley Memorial Church to a large audience in High Point. Soloists include Miss Wadsworth and Miss Munro with the Olympian Male Quartet Mesars Moore Gesin Patterson and Cole. The group tours Washington after this Boston set.
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Boston University Choral Art Society
Wesley Memorial Church
H. Augustine Smith
High Point
Frank E. Gallagher, Jr
Merrill S. Cook
Ruth Covert Fultz
Avecadell
Balestrina
Schuetky
Edward P. Cole
Tolstoi-Tchaikowsky
Parker
Bizet
Rachmaninoff
Lvovsky
Pinsuti
Annie Laurie
Mansfield
Jonson
Messrs
Patterson
Coward
Smith
Boston
Labor Hours and Welfare of the Worker and Family
A Christian advocate urges regulation of work hours and conditions for the physical and spiritual welfare of laborers and their offspring, arguing policy should protect both body and moral future.
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