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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1927
Page
8
Peace negotiation view names Latimer as liaison in Nicaragua
President Coolidge says Rear Admiral Latimer in Nicaragua could act as capable liaison for Liberal Conservative peace talks. Ambassador Houghton in ads. Senate approves 10 million dollars for corn borer fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Latimer
Nicaragua
Senate
High Point College Debating Teams Schedule Moves
High Point College will debate State College Guilford and Lenoir Rhyne as per the North Carolina Forensic Association schedule. Debates include a March triangular with Guilford Lenoir Rhyne and High Point College and a February 11 prelim. The question: Resolved that the United States should immediately recognize Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
State College
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
North Carolina Forensic Association
High Point
Hickory
United States
Russia
Journalism Department to Be Enlarged Next Year
The journalism department at the local college will be expanded from one to two years next year due to high demand. Eleven students enrolled initially, rising to ninety by the second semester. With new students, enrollment is expected to double again in the fall.
Library Campaign To Improve College Resources
The college librarian plans a library campaign to boost resources. Despite adequate volumes for standardizing needs, the collection lacks up to date reference books and contemporary fiction and non fiction works. Departments face hindrances from missing current references.
Personal weekend visits span multiple North Carolina towns
Canary Johnson reports Willie Fritz and Elizabeth Yakley visiting Lexington with their parents. Inez Trogdon spent a week at her Stokesdale home. Ann McArthur joined her sister in Stokesdale. Ruth Stout, former NC CCCW student, begins work here this semester. Bessie Redwine returned to Lexington home. Bruce Yokley stayed in Lexington due to his mother's illness. Mabel Williams stayed at her Greensboro home. Marie, Rosa Haney and Elizabeth Scott of Winston Salem visited May Snipes and Lillie Mae Davis. Dot Lambe stayed at her Randleman home. Pomona Johnson and Bethel Blackwelder visited near Greensboro. Louise Homewood of Burlington visited Callie Isley. Cleo and Blanca Harrell visited relatives in Winston-Salem. Red Perry stayed with her parents in Thomasville. Alice Faulkner, former High Point College student, was a guest here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary Johnson
Willie Fritz
Elizabeth Yakley
Lexington
Inez Trogdon
Stokesdale
Ann McArthur
P. L. Pegram
Ruth Stout
Bessie Redwine
Bruce Yokley
Mabel Williams
Greensboro
Marie
Rosa Haney
Elizabeth Scott
Winston-Salem
May Snipes
Lillie Mae Davis
Dot Lambe
Randleman
Pomona Johnson
Bethel Blackwelder
Cleo
Blanca Harrell
Red Perry
Thomasville
Alice Faulkner
High Point College
High Point Girls Dominate First Semester Honor Roll
May Frazier Joscelyn Burns and Lucile Morrison lead a list of High Point students with top grades of 90 or above for the first half term. The honor roll includes numerous names from towns such as Burlington Snow Camp Leaksville Spray Lexington Trinity Jamestown and others, reflecting regional student achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Frazier
Joscelyn Burns
Lucile Morrison
High Point
G. W. Andrews
Kaliopia Antonakos
Toney Antonakos
Claire Douglas
Maggie Davis
Annie Lee
Advertising drive boosts inquiries for High Point College
High Point College reports growing interest via a broad ad campaign. Prospective students from many states write for information, with Illinois residents showing notable interest. Popular courses include music, law, medicine, and commercial law. The influx of inquiries indicates a thorough recruitment effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Illinois
Flower Week Observed at High Point College
High Point College observed Flower Week with a series of chapel programs led by J. D. Hardy from the botany department. He spoke on The Relations of Plants to Man highlighting decayed plants as fuel and living plants as food for all animal life. The schedule included a Tuesday address by Rev. T. A. Sykes praising the beauties of nature and divinity in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hardy
Hardy
T. A. Sykes
The
Friends Church
Gardening talk and floral display at college event
Mrs H A White spoke on practical gardening during a college gathering. Thursday morning featured a stage adorned with flowers, fragrant potted plants, and impressive music. Dorothy Hoskins sang Home and Roy Bethune performed Thank God for a Garden and At Dawning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
Dorothy Hoskins
Roy Bethune
Cantata The Rose Maiden to be sung at High Point College
The secular cantata The Rose Maiden will be performed at High Point College on May 20. Rehearsals begin March 1 and will occur every Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the college auditorium. Dan W. Smith, head of the music department, will order copies for interested singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Dan W. Smith
Iota Tan Kappa Names Pledged Members and Plan Final Initiation
The Iota Tan Kappa fraternity announces pledged members Edwin Hedrick High Point Pat Paschail Ridgeway Dallas Rath bone Lake Junaluska Joe Holmes Graham and Ray Bethune Alma Ga. They have received public initiation and a secret final initiation is planned in a few days. The faculty bans national fraternities but allows local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Tan Kappa
Iota Tan Kappa Fraternity
Edwin Hedrick
High Point
Pat Paschail
Ridgeway
Dallas Rathbone
Lake Junaluska
Joe Holmes
Graham
Ray Bethune
Alma
Cherniovsky Trio Delights City College Lyceum Audience
The Cherniovsky Trio, famed Russian musicians with world wide renown, proved the season’s best feature of the college Lyceum course. City and college music lovers heard them for the first time and praised their performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherniovsky
Five Men Initiated Into Kappa Phi Club
Keith Harrison of High Point and four others joined the newly organized Kappa Phi club in its second initiation of the year. The ceremony was held Wednesday night January 25 with five men inducted including Buddy Lee Grayson Union Grove J A Robinson Union Grove Nick Sides Concord and Adam Hunt Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Keith Harrison
High Point
Scond
Buddy Lee
Grayson
J. A. Robinson
Union Grove
Nick Sides
Concord
Adam Hunt
Shelby
Convention Wes At Grade School
A musical convention at Emma Blair grade school Friday night drew a large crowd under grade mothers. Prizes honored top entrants in each department with awards including Lawrence Jones pocket knife, Dorothy Jester box of candy, and Mr Deane a tie, among others from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair Schol
Lawrence Jones
Sheroff Hardware Company
E. Wood
N. E. Russell
Dorothy Jester
Mann Drug Company
Frank Wood
Hart’s Drug Company
Mr. Deane
Mr. Roach
Bill Fold
Randal‘s Drug Co
Prize Winners For Autoharp Banjo Violin And More
First prize autoharp goes to Mr J White with a fountain pen from Jarretts Bookstore. Banjo prizes go to Mr Chas Underwood and Mr Walton, with cigars and a fountain pen from various donors. Violin first to Mr J D Wright with a smoking stand from Cut Rate Furniture, second to Mr J Wilmoth with a sack of flour from Overcash Grocery. Hawaiian guitar prize to Mr Frasier with stationery from Joyner Drug Co. Mr Stanley receives linen handkerchiefs from Beavands for entertaining with songs and banjo accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. White
Jarrett’s
Banjo
Chas
Underwood
Orr, Robinson Grocery Company
Mr. Walton
Roy Fowler
J. D. Wright
Cut Rate Furniture Company
J. Wilmoth
Overcash Grocery Company
Frasier
Joyner Drug Co
Stanley
Beavands
Begin Today See Improvement in Your Skin
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Vaalentine
Moore's Book Store
Industrial Electric & Machine Co
East Russell St
High Point Morris Plan Bank
Washington Street
Wes
Emma Blair
Greene
Utica
High Point Machine Works
Wrenn Street
Citizens of Success
Stephen C. Clark
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