Playing Way Through College Is Popular
Chapel Hill, N C February eight reports many college men earn through jazz bands formed at universities. The article traces Chapel Hill groups from the 1920 baby five to Hal Kemp and Slatz Randall, then Kyser and Kyser, and the rise of the Carolina Tar Heels and Buccaneers by 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Baby Five
John Mendenhall
Greensboro
Joe Gillespie
Billie Vaught
Buster Waddell
Slatz Randall
Carolina Club
South
Europe
North Carolina
London
Prince of Wales
Hal Kemp
Harry Pond
Dick Mackie
John Scott Trotter
Saxie Dowell
Skinnie Ennis
Ben Williams
Kemp
Miami
Florida
Hal
Harold Seburn
Carolina Tar Heels
Alex Mendenhall
Greensboro Boy
Tarheelians
Sol Mason
Durham
Kike Kyser
Rock Mount
Carolina Cheerios
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kay Kyser
Cleveland
Carolina Buccaneers
Mickey Block
Kyser
Jack Wardlaw
New Jersey
Jack
Carolina Banjo Boys
Carolina Tar Heel
Tar Heels
Orchestra Corporation of America
Mendenhall
Orchestra Corporation
Paul Wimbish
Billy Arthur
Ross Gorman
Paul Whiteman
Gorman
Freddie Clark
Lewis Davies
Tar Heel
Andrews Presides At Asheboro Meet
An Asheboro Friends Institute session held Feb 8 9 featured N D Andrews presiding over events with attendees from Randolph and Moore counties. Speakers included Dr Raymond Binford Rev Robert Frazier and leaders AL McFarland Miss Clara Cox Chester Hayworth plus local education and highway safety discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Friends Institute
Friends Church
N. D. Andrews
Randolph
Moore Counties
John Permar
Raymond Binford
Gwinuilford College
Robert H. Frazier
Greensboro
AL. W. McFarland
Yearly Meeting
Clara I. Cox
High Point
Chester C. Hayworth
Burlington
State highway safety talk urges educated drivers and patience
Lieutenant Early warns that automobile accidents in recent years exceed wartime deaths and injuries, calling for education of the coming generation. Teachers and law enforcement are urged to promote common sense and courtesy on highways as patrols adjust faulty lights and check licenses in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Court House
Asheboro
T. F. Bulla
Gardner
Bulla
Mr. Bulla
FE. J. Millsaps
County Farm
Randolph
Jewel Sumner
Randleman
T. A. Early
Fifth District
Lieut Early
Early
Lieut. Early
Fontaine and
Moore
Sngar
Bond prices and quotes from a historical market page
The fragment lists various bond issues and rates such as Am Agr Chem 748 .103, Can Pac Deb 48, Ches Corps 58, C and EI 58, Dodge Bros Deb 68, Erie Ref and Imp 5s, Goodyear 5s, Nor Pac Gh BD, Pan Am Pet and Tr 6s, Sou Pac Rfg 48, and US Rubber 58. It also includes a joke dialogue about a wife and cooking, noting a Merry and Bright exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Agr Chem
Ches Corps
Chile
Dodge Bros
Erie
FBC
Awegre Goodyear
Nor” Pac
Csenaces
Pan Am Pet
Salubene
Sees Oae Ae Sin Con Oil Col Ts
West Hlec
West Md
Rails Strengthen Trading in Bonds
Investment buying of prime rails lent a firm tone to the bond market. High grade utilities also firm. U S government issues moved irregularly as rates were priced in. American Telephone debenture 5 of 1968 led activity with about 350000 principal, rising modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Illinois
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central
American Telephone
Liberty
Treasury
Asheboro Women Host Club Meetings and Valentine Bridge
Asheboro social notes report Mrs Curry Loflin and Mrs Arthur Burkhead hosting the Asheboro Women’s Club at Sunset Avenue with a planned teachers party and Clean Up Week remarks by the Educational and American Citizenship Departments. Randolph Book Club, Florence Nightingale readings, and a Valentine bridge luncheon at Mrs Sam Storey and Mrs Leon Crawford feature red roses and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Loflin
Arthur Burkhead
Asheboro
R. J. Hilker
Hilker
T. H. Redding
Randolph Book Club
Worth Street
Florence Nightengale
W. A. Coffin
J. O. Redding
J. A. Spence
B. C. Reavis
Hal W. Walker
Sam Storey
Leon Crawford
Valentine Bridge
Rotary Luncheon Spotlight on League of Nations Faith
Rev J T Mangum pastor of the First Methodist speaks at Lexington Rotary Club luncheon praising the League of Nations as fulfilling Woodrow Wilson's vision during the past decade. He notes the largest bell in the world the Czar Kolokol in Moscow weighs over 100 tons and is about 250 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slatz Randall
Minnesota
Slatz Randell
Slatz
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Carolina Club
Lexington
J. T. Mangum
First Methodist
Czar Kolokol
Moscow
Withers Former Mate Sues For Heavy Alimony
Mrs. Inez Withers, former wife of actor Grant Withers, files in superior court for $300 monthly child support for their five year old Robert. The suit follows yesterday’s bid to raise alimony from $60 to $300 monthly, and notes Withers now earns about $700 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Inez Withers
Grant Withers
Robert
Withers
Loretta Young
Gift for Tuskegee Institute Receives Major Grant
Dr. Robert R. Moton, principal of the Tuskegee Institute, announced a $250,000 gift from the General Education Board for a new science hall and a new library. Additional funds will be raised from other sources to complete the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Tuskegee Institute
Ala
Robert, R. Moton
General Education Board
Historic reunion sparks lighthearted Scottish banter
Two Scots, after twenty years apart, greet each other with playful boasts of past dues and a promise to drink to the moment, exchanging a cheerfully rivalrous quip about who paid last time. The brief exchange captures a light historical vignette in rustic humor.
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State University
Charlotte
Music Hall
Midwest
Canada
Alex Holden
Holden
New Manger Hotel
Manger Hotel
Columbia Phonograph Company
Brunswick
Brunswick Recording
Pany
Billie Arthur
Allan Boren
Billie
Charlotte News
O. J. Coffin
Andrews
Randolph and Moore
Schiffman’s
Point Firm
Adu
Henry Prather
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Times Square
Big City
Carl Sword
T. A. Brookshire
R. A.addis
Goldsboro
Lowell I. Bass
Little Daughter
Aberdeen
Wm. C. Hammer
New York Bonds
Merry
Bright
Douglas Fairbanks
Alilfany
Jeanette Loff
RAILS
John L. Cooley
Associated Press Financial Writer
Asheboro Social
Courtes
TOL
City Fuel CO
Chas. F. Blake, Owuver
Taylor
Mrs. Lampel
Coats
Younts
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