Crop Improvement Association opens annual meeting in Greenville
Dr. T. B. Hutcheson of Virginia Polytechnic Institute spoke at the opening program of the North Carolina Crop Improvement Association annual meeting in Greenville. Boone hosted the fifth Appalachian Mountain forensic tournament opening today with over 70 participants from colleges and universities in North Carolina and nearby states.
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Greenville
T. B. Hutcheson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
North Carolina
Boone
Retired Minister T B Johnson Reflects On Forty Six Years In Ministry
Rev. T B Johnson a beloved retired Methodist minister now living in Thomasville spoke at Main Street Methodist Church. He recounted early years in the ministry and his first decade out of 46 years in service noting he did not seek fame but valued daily work in the church. He joined the Western North Carolina conference in 1892 with 16 others, only he and A W Plyler surviving from that group.
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Thomasville
T. B. Johnson
Main Street
Johnson
Methodist Advance Movement
Lee F. Tuttle
Rev
A. W. Plyler
J. T. Rogers
High Point Hospital
Winston-Salem
Hendrix
Franklin Circuit
Blue Ridge Mountains
Waynesville
Franklin
Long's Chapel
Junaluska Assembly Grounds
Highlands Circuit
Clyde Circuit
Creston
Archie
Interview with Hall and Clemson board on president search
Dr Sidney B Hall Virginia state superintendent since 1981 was interviewed by a Clemson College board committee seeking a new president. The session covered Clemson’s retirement age policy and historical board actions including High Point hospital’s entry among those considered.
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Sidney B. Hall
Virginia
Clemson College Board of Trustees
B. W. Sikes
Clemson
Funeral notices for Jesse G. Julian and Hugh Long
Funeral services were held for Jesse G. Julian a retired Randolph farmer who died after a three month illness. He is survived by a wide family including four sons and four daughters. Separate obituary notes Hugh Long a former South Carolina legislator and editor died after a brief illness and was buried near Monroe with survivors including a widow and son.
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Jesse G. Julian
Randolph Farmer
Millboro
Bethany Methodist Church
Worthville
C. Elmer Julian
Franklinville
W. Percy Julian
Charles M. Julian
Randleman
Carl C. Julian
Salisbury
D. C. Dorsett
High Point
J. Roy Coble
Rufus F. Routh
Asheboro
R. Kemp Plummer
G. S. Julian
I. A. Julian
Hugh Long Monroe
Hopewell Baptist Church
Here
Hugh Long
South Carolina
Wilmington
Union County
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Aiken County
Gastonia
N. C
Hhe
Sadie King
Sumter
8. C
Hugh Long, Jr
Annual President's Birthday Ball To Be Held Friday Night
The annual event at the United States Armory on English Street extension was postponed from January 26 due to bad weather and will proceed Friday night February 2 with John Peddicord and his orchestra. Reginald Marshall and Anne Tyree will perform. tickets support infantile paralysis cures. The dance runs 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Funds raised so far total about 250 dollars, with a goal of 500 dollars.
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United States Armory
English Street
Reginald Marshall
Anne Tyree
Hoey to Speak at Halifax House Opening
Governor Hoey will be the principal speaker at the opening event at Halifax House. The occasion marks the 1776 Carolina constitution site anniversary and the rebuilt structure is to be unveiled.
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Oxfords
Shor Department
Suzanna
Oleo
Libby
Happy
Pinto
U. S. No
S. W. Horne's
Ennis and Tryon
Fairmont
Bea al Grocery
Hillcrest Grocery
Lambeth Grocer
Mangum
Tates
Burns Roxboro
J. A. Holt
Burns
Mooresville
Mooresn
Alka-Seltzer
Valentine
Scott
FITCH
Ipana
Valentine Candy
Whitman’s
Nunnally
City
Faa
Magnesia
D’orsay
Woodbury's Dreams
Vicks Salve
Squibb’s
Hershey's Chocolate
B. M.S
Horlick’s
John Peddicord
H. S. Cotfield
High Point Committee
National Foundation For
Coffield
Hoey
Luden
Luden’s
Luden’s, Inc
Ame
Nature
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