Dr T Wingate Andrews Dies After Illness
Dr T Wingate Andrews, longtime High Point educator and leader, died this morning. He led city schools since 1924 and helped secure large bond issues. services to be held at First Baptist and First Presbyterian with interment at Chestnut Hill Salisbury.
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Dialectic Senate
Phi Beta Kappa
Reidsville
Salisbury Public
Eleanor Watson
Salisbury High School
W. V. Andrews
Chapel Hill
A. C. Sugg
KE. T. Cate
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Durham
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Washington, D. C
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Drexel
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Snow Hill
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High Point College
National Education Association
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Educators and Officials Pay Tribute to Wingate Andrews
Leaders across North Carolina mourn Wingate Andrews a prominent educator and superintendent whose death is described as a shock to state education. Prominent figures Frank P. Graham Joy Elmer Morgan Clyde A. Irwin Oma Clare Lafferty Jule B. Warren reflect on his life work and democratic ideals.
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Death of T Wingate Andrews Revives North Carolina Obituaries
Leaders across education and public service mourn the loss of T Wingate Andrews. Officials including Lloyd Griffin Thad Eure Ralph McDonald and Capus Waynick laud his dedication, vision, and impact on North Carolina schools and civic programs. He is remembered as a brilliant educator, eloquent speaker, and trusted ally of youth and public education.
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High Point College
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Schoolmasters’ Club
Wingate Andrews
George Ross Poll
Raleigh
America
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Charlee M. Johnson
Capus M. Waynick
State Highway and Public Works
North Carolina Guernsey Breeders Open Convention
The annual convention of the North Carolina Guernsey Breeders association opened today at Sedgefield near Greensboro.
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Sheriff probes threats by night riders in Brunswick county
Sheriff J A Ruse quotes post office guidance saying letters from night riders merely warn recipients to mend their ways and stop short of explicit bodily harm or ransom demands. He plans rural patrols as part of the inquiry into the group.
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Weather and odd historical tidbit headline
Noon today and yesterday temperatures recorded with a low of 19 and a high of 60. An unusual historical note mentions a long documented will inscription tattooed on a person’s back.
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