Colorful and Humorous Names at North Carolina U
Special to the Enterprise notes a Chapel Hill campus snapshot with a mix of surnames reflecting origins in trades regions and animals. The piece lists counts for common names like Smiths and Joneses, highlights many color themed and biblical names, and ends with a humorous tip to call out "Hey, Bill" or "Hi, Mac" to locate a student.
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Chapel Hill
Fov
Bill Brown
Univerity of
North Carolina
Averserence University
Anato
Cheeks
Beard
Fate
Hand
Hart
Temple
Barefoot
Sands
Poole
Byrd
Burns
Bryan
Bryant
Boone Beach
Bach
Alexander
Adams
James
John
Andrew
Thomas
Joseph
Adam
Amos
Daniel
David
Moses
Solomon
Starr
Moon
Beam
Rose
May
Brooks
Valentine
Love
Batchelor
Bell
Friday
Blade
Ford
Holland
Land
Lively
Miles
Parke
Street
Smiths
Williams
Johnsons
Robert
Joneses
Johns
Moores
Wilson
William
Bill
Mac
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains Napoleon's Waterloo
The article promotes Udga Tablets as a remedy for stomach pains and related symptoms. It claims Napoleon suffered stomach distress and urges readers to try Udga with a money back guarantee from Mann's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Nations
ILE
Mann’s
Three Local Men Held In Thomasville
Three High Point men Ralph Reddick Cyrus Mullis and Burch Durham face larceny and receiving charges in Thomasville recorder's court after thefts of highway construction equipment valued at 1100. The case stems from November and December 1946 with equipment stolen from E. W. Grannis Co on the Thomasville Lexington highway. Witnesses include W R Jones and George Miller as the case moves to Monday court.
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Thomasville
High Point
Recorder's Court
W. H. Lashley
Davidson County
Lashley
State Bureau of Investigation
High Point Police
Ralph Reddick
Cyrus
Bob) Mullis
Burch Durham
Reddick
Lev. Reddick
Ullis
Durham
Mullis
E. W. Grannis Co
Thomasville-Lexington
Mullis, Reddick and
Grannis
Highay
E Saw
Miller
S. E. Comer
Comer
Craig Wrecking Service
Mack Craig
Gastonia
R. H. Allen
SBI
Reidsville
Lee
H. F. Richardson
Healing Mooings
Davidson Sheriff's Department
W. R. Jones
Grannis Company
George Miller
D. W. Miller Trucking Company
Tar Heel tobacco dealer fined in Greece over undeclared cash
Willie Irving Talton a 47 year old Smithfield North Carolina tobacco dealer says a Greek court fined him 210000 for attempting to move 29400 out of Greece without declaring it. He says the trial lasted 20 hours and he was not given a chance to declare the money at Hassani airport. The money was confiscated and Talton faces prison if the fine is not paid.
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Athens
Willie Irving Talton
Smithfield
N. C
Greece
Talton
Hassani
Paris
Ait
Grose
Fayetteville Boy Wins Boy Scout Gold Medal Award
Fifteen year old William J. Wiggs of Fayetteville earned the Boy Scouts lifesaving gold medal at Fort Bragg ceremonies attended by Governor Cherry and other dignitaries. He swam 300 yards at Carolina Beach last summer and saved a soldier from drowning. The governor praised the boy scout record.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
William J. Wiggs
Fayetteville
Governor Cherry
Carolina Beach
Boy Scouts
Pernicious Anemia Diagnosis and Treatment Outline
The article explains pernicious anemia as a blood disease that can affect the nervous system if untreated. It notes a probable liver factor deficiency and that liver extract injections can halt progression and improve symptoms within weeks, with early diagnosis offering better cure chances.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Satires Syndicate, Inc
Bragg Lauds Scouts and National Boy Scout Week
Bragg praises former scouts trained to be elite soldiers and to meet enemies on their terrain. He commends adult leaders for guiding the youth. Alaska notes Fort Yukon as an extreme climate site with historic temperature records. Some researchers discuss converting natural gas to gasoline as an oil alternative.
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Bragg Reservation
United States
College Library Here Looks Like Art Gallery at High Point
The High Point college library displays a varied collection blending art works and personal relics. Faculty and students contributed items from kimono and Chinese curios to war souvenirs and Bible editions. A forthcoming exhibit features Mrs. W. B. McHulin's creative works and the week of February 17 invites visitors to view the displays.
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College
Dot
F. Marie Foster
High Point College
Seymore Frankin
Herman Coble
G. Trumphreys
J. H. Allred
Howard Carroll
Martine Barker
Aca
Sam Taylor
India
China
Harry Jordan
Anna Lee Fureguson
Katie Rankin
West Farriss Avenue
McHulin
Rinling
High Museum of Arts
Woman's College
Greensboro
Flowers High Point College
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North Carolina U
Emei
Drexel D. Wells
Certified Public Accountants
Public Accounting
High Point, N. C
American Institute OF
Occi
Dental
Aleigh, North Carolina
F. Lee
Yarner & Son
Comedienne
Martha Raye
Florida
R. Wayne Rundies
Duke University
King
Amell
Alaska
Yukon
Carolina Marble & Tile CO
Fr. R. Smith
Winston-Salem
N.C
F. R. Smith
America
Henry Taylor
W. F. Mauldin
North Main ST
Down
Greene Masten
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