Junior High Honors Roll Totals 124 Students
Principal Mrs. R. E. Ranson reports 124 students earned honor roll status for the just closed school months. Of the total, 59 are sixth graders and 67 are seventh and eighth graders combined, with a long list of named students across grades.
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R. E. Ranson
Franklin Holt
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Mildred Hutchins
Margaret Louise Paul
Daphne Pugh
Anne Seward
Louise Snyder
Eileen Thomas
Harold Gee
Maurice Stuart
Alice Overman
Kathryn Peace
Mallie Filincam
Thelma White
Dorothy Frady
Ophelia Holcomb
Alice McNeill
Catherine Armentrout
Honolulu Briles
Alice Hoffman
Ruby Hollingeworth
Louise Sprinkle
Juanita Sebastian
Mary Dalton
Elizabeth Shields
Josephine Bennett
Frances Mann
Doris Moser
Joe Gray
Eftehia Athanasiou
Mildred Allen
Margaret Carroll
Bessie Drayton
Regina Frost
Mildred Free
Georgia Hodges
Inez Morris
Jimmie Clark
Henry Gibson
Thomas Lamar
Elmer Sensenbach
H. M. Taylor
Raymond York
Charlotte Stephens
Joseph Wilson
Paul Younts
J. OC. Whitt
Y. &. Cecil
Paul Havener
Sarah Hart
Hal Ingram
Wesley Loving
Mary Lamb
Bessie Awman
Irvin Black
Marie Compton
Hazel Burton
Ruth Pollock
Mary Fr
Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas
Automobile engineers claim a new device guarantees 59 miles per gallon in tests. Thousands report quicker pickup instant starting and smoother running motors. Whirlwind Mfg. Co. offers free device and a chance to earn up to $100 weekly by marketing it nationwide.
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Whirlwind Mfg. Co
Station C
Milwaukee
Wise
Dean Lindley to Broadcast Monday From High Point College
Dean Lindley will broadcast Monday over Radio Station W at o clock. High Point College sponsors the program titled Relating Bhattication to Modern Life. Several musicians from the college music department will appear.
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Dean Pfbe
Lindley
High Point College
Oak Hill School to Present Three Act Operetta Spring is Coming
Oak Hill elementary will stage a three act operetta Spring is Coming with over 80 children from first to sixth grade. Louise Wilkes plays Spring, Helen Meek the Bluebird and J R Crater is Jack Frost as the tale shows Winter yielding to Spring across acts one to three. The faculty committee announced the Thursday night performance.
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Oak Hill
Jack Frost
Louise Wilkes
Spring
Helen Meek
Bluebird
J. R. Crater
Honor Roll Released at William Penn High School
The fifth scholar ship month honor roll was released by principal E. E. Cartright. Twenty six students earned the roll: eight seniors seven juniors six sophomores and four freshmen. Three students Walter R. Goldston Laughlin Goss and Louise McConnell achieved A grades in all courses with twelve additional B averages.
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William Penn High School
E. E. Cartright
Walter R. Goldston
Laughlin Goss
Louise McConnell
Vernell James Caveness
Julia F. Simmons
Dora Macile Green
Herbert Morehead
Daisy Malloy
Stella Torrence
Annie Belle Clark
John Collins
Talmadge Carter
Ruth Owens
Lonnie Whitaker
Ida Alston
Sarah Walden
Maggie Saunders
Lucile Palmer
David Carter
Mae Hunt
Louise Quarterbaum
Mabel Heath
Annie Mae Grant
Fletcher Baldwin
Janie Miller
Traffic signals for life and law in public conduct
The minister compares highway signals to moral guidance urging readers to stay in line and do right. He warns that leaving the line harms self and others and cites dangers from disobedience in church and state. He frames conscience and choices on which side one stands as crucial.
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Church of Christ
W. O. W. Meeting and Girl Reserve Week Plans
An address outlines goals and duties of W. O. W. members stressing discipline and service. The piece lists state and local officers attending a national convention in Seattle, with Piedmont Grove No. 172 hosting plans. It also details a GSA week schedule from Monday open house to Saturday sunrise picnic with activities and events for Girl Reserves and community partners.
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Society
Seattle
Wash
Susan C. Rogers
Pineville
Hester Steppe
Old Fort
Elma Brewer
Wineton- Salem
Daisy Patterson
Kannapolis
Florence Lilly
Lincolnton
Mary Hesi
Dana
Ludie Howell
Goldsboro
Eva Swain
Winston-Salem
Inner Sentinel
Nina Gray
Rocky Mount
Outer Sentinel
Daisy Helms
Monroe
Eula Grogan
Brevard
Sophronia Lentz
Albemarle
Janie A. Myers
Aylander
Mattie Morrison
Harrisburg
Piedmont Grove No. 172
W. C. Howard
Guardian
Mattie Cecil
Grace Andrews
Callie Burton
Bessie Cates
Myrtle Cates
Mazelle Howard
Eva Hunt
Effie Whitt
Mise Elizabeth Hicks
G. A. Tage
Paramount Theater
Wesley Memorial Church
M.S. Hall
Girl Reserve Clubs
W O W Officers Convene In Kannapolis Session
Dr Wells opens meetings with noon and 2 30 pm sessions. A barbecue at city lake and park honors officers and delegates. An Exemplification of degree work occurs at the W O W hall by Company L 97th Regiment and by the Woodmen’s Circle at Sheraton. A square dance closes the day. Tuesday includes final business and a national convention delegate vote.
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Dr. Wells
Deep River
W. O. W. Hall
97Th Regiment
Kannapolis
Sheraton
Woodmen’s Circle
Buffalo
N. Y
William G. Nson
Omaha
National Organization
Girl's Week Program Highlights Education and Service
Girl Week aims to build health knowledge service and spirit to foster Christian girlhood and womanhood. The movement seeks high ideals and progress with the changing world through its four-fold purpose and activities planned for the week. Sunday April 26 features an evening service at Wesley Memorial church.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Voter Registration Mixes and precinct clashes at polling places
The piece notes party registration totals with Democrats leading in most precincts except 6 7 and 11 where margins were close. Campaigners checked registrations while tensions rose and two fights occurred at precinct 6 involving local law enforcement and campaigners. no injuries reported.
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Claud Hussey
W. F. Taylor
D. H. Hancock
Coltrane
Randolph County
Shelley York
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Woodmen of the World of
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State Grove Woodmen Circle
Harriett T. Donelan
Columbia
D. C
Woodmen Circle
South Carolina
Elizabeth Griffin
Charlotte
Rainey T. Wells
State Teachers College
Murray
Sovereign Camp
Elisha B. Lewis
Kinston
R. F. Patterson
Harrington T. Hill
Wadesboro
J. Love Davis
Wilmington
W. L. Ross
Salisbury
J. A. Brewer
W. L. Hunt
High Point
C. P. Goforth
Kings Mountain
W. H. Bell
Newport
Effie F. Rogers
Raleigh
Party Aes
Health and Beauty
Boday
Wrenn Street
Robert Brockett