Little Christians Refuse Return Game for Little Five Title
Atlantic Christian College replies to Coach Bowlin with a condition for a rematch to decide the Little Five basketball champion. The Little Christians claim the title after three games, while High Point has played all five opponents twice. Bowlin offered one game with a potential second if Atlantic Christian won, but Wilson teams reportedly hesitate to meet again. The result leaves the championship unresolved as the season nears its end.
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Atlantic Christian College
Jack Boyin
Little Christians
High Point College
Elon College
Panthers
Bowlin
Hut
Wilson
Thalean Day Observed With Full College Program
Thalean Day will be observed next Wednesday on the college campus. The Thalean Literary Society plans a long program beginning early in the morning and continuing until about 9 30 in the evening.
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Thalean Literary Society
Don t Get Up Nights claims relief with Lithiated Buchu
A Tennessee reader reports severe nocturnal urinary symptoms and blood in urine eased after using Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula. The letter states rapid improvement and mentions the bottle formula printed on the label and 2 cent tablets sold by Keller Laboratory and Matton Drug Co.
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Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Matton Drug Co
North Carolina state oratorical contest eliminations set
Elimination rounds for the state wide oratorical contest will be held in the H P C auditorium next Thursday night. Several students will vie for the chance to represent their alma mater at Raleigh on March 25 where many North Carolina colleges will send speakers. A large audience is expected and the event should inspire public speaking across the college. Plans for the Peace contest later this spring may be held at Lenoir Rhyne college with support from Dr. Perisho of Guilford, a promoter of forensic activities.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Perisho
Guilford
Mendenhall urges college students to think for themselves
Former state senator O. E. Mendenhall told High Point College students to resist cynicism and manipulation by editors and leaders. He warned democracy may fail if people stop thinking independently, citing distrust in executives and the press.
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High Point Colege
O. E. Mendenhall
Gladstone
Washington
Greensboro Daily News
Mendenhall
WM. Ragan
Loca College Drives Student Recruitment Across State
High Point college founded in 1924 has enrolled 234 students in three years. A-1 rating cited as basis for an active recruitment campaign including pamphlets, self addressed reply cards, and a forthcoming catalogue. The campus bands, Aeolian choir, and athletic teams under Coach J P Boylin promote enrollments with planned track and tennis this spring and a new gymnasium hoped for by next fall.
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High Point College
North Carolina
High Point Entertainers
Aeolian Choir
Hees Point College
Dan Smith
J. P. Boylin
High Point
Chas. Brooks
JU FRE SENIORS MAKE HIGH GRADES IN STUDIES
High Point college reports an average first semester 99 for senior class. Theta Phi averages 86, junior 84, freshmen 80, sophomores 78. Principal praise to faculty and students for strong scholastic record. Mamie York.
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High Point College
Theta Phi
Washington Birthday Play Delights Local Audience
The junior class staged a clever Washington birthday celebration last Monday night. Charles Brooks played Washington's father, Helen Hayes was Martha Washington, Lillian Buetner portrayed Mammy, and Jimmie Rogers appeared as young George in a witty comedy.
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George Washington
Charles Brooks
Washington
Helen Hayes
Martha Washington
Lillian Bueckner
Jimmie Rogers
Young George
Junior-Senior Banquet Set For April 29
The junior class held its monthly meeting and established a definite date for the junior-senior banquet on April 29. Plans are being arranged and other important business was transacted at the session. MAX PARRISH.
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Cherry “Nash
Juniors Conduct Chapel Exercises
One of the most interesting chapel programs of the year was given by the junior class last Thursday. G W Andrew led the devotional. Annie Lee Jerrell spoke on the class aims and seniors. Lillian Buckner played a piano solo, Roy Bethune sang two songs, Jimmie Rogers offered a humorous forecast of High Point College in 1967 with blackboard drawings of the future plant. The program closed with the student body singing the alma mater Canary Johnson.
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G. W. Andrew
Annie Lee Jerrell
Lillian Buckner
Roy Bethune
Jimmie Rogers
High Point College
Canary Johnson
Gertrude Rule Nominated Editor of the Zenith 1927 28
Junior class selects Gertrude Rule of Jamestown for Zenith editor and Joe Holmes of Graham for business manager for the 1927 28 Zenith. They were chosen at the February 21 meeting and will face student vote soon. Helen Hayes.
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Gertrude Rule
Zenith
Joe Holmes
Miss Rule
Jamestown
Graham
Helen Hayes
World's Tiniest Watch Showcased in Downtown Window
A replica of the tiny watch given to Queen Marie of Roumania upon her New York arrival is on display in Stamey's windows. Made of solid platinum and studded with white diamonds, the watch fits beside a dime and keeps accurate time. Bulova Watch Company of New York produced it, with a value of $1,000, and the display runs for the rest of the week.
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Queen Marie of
Roumania
New York
Stamey
Bulova Watch Company of
River Above Edmondton Flows Underground Mile and a Half
A newly noted marvel in the north country reveals a river near Edmondton Alberta that runs underground for about a mile and a half. The find adds to regional curiosity about buried waterways and natural caverns in the area.
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North Country
Edmondton
Alberta
Winston Bill Aims at Constitutional Convention
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh February 26 The favorable report on Representative F D Winston Bertie bill to call a constitutional convention signals support for revision in the General Assembly The measure would submit the convention question to voters at the 1928 election and could delay an extra legislative session if approved
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Raleigh
F. D. Winston
Bertie
General Assembly
Judge Winston Drops Alternative Bill After Favorable Report
Judge Winston says he will not push action on his other bill that would force joint committees of constitutional amendments to rewrite the constitution and present it to a Special session next year. The alternative bill was offered only if the other measure failed to pass.
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Winston Announ
Ces
Joint Committees of Constitutional Amendments
Winston
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