Yackety Yack 1930 Dedicated to UNC Chief Archibald Henderson
The 1930 UNC Yackety Yack annual is dedicated to Dr. Archibald Henderson head of the Mathematics Department. Travis Brown of Charlotte edits with assistants from Brooklyn Raleigh and others. The volume highlights campus life faculty classes and social activities with a Vanity Fair section listing ten attractive girls from various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hil
N. C
University of North Carolina
Archibald Henderson
George Bernard Shaw
Dr. Henderson
Raleigh
Clyde Dunn
Kinston
B. Moore Parker
Claude Farrell
Dunn
Cial
Vanity Fair
Dorothy Harper
Wilson
Virginia Dunklee
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Hanes
Marian Clarke
Tampa
Fla
Sara Lummus
Hendersonville
Alice Caldwell
High Point
Rebecca Daniels
Asheville
Lucy Furman
Greenville
S. C
Harriet Wynne
Atlanta
Dorothy Welborn
Los Angeles
Textile outlook remains bleak in Richmond district
Richmond bank district covering North Carolina South Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Maryland reports no improvement in April and early May 1930s textile conditions. Manufacturing activity stays moderate, weather aids farming but seeds and growth suffer, and district business failures spike with rising liabilities. Employment shows modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Richmond Bank
Federal Reserve District
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Poteat Stresses Research Value at Sigma XI Banquet
CHAPEL HILL N C May 31 Dr William Louis Poteat president emeritus of Wake Forest College stressed the value of scientific research and popularizing knowledge at a University Sigma XI banquet He was made an honorary member and fourteen were elected to associate membership including Nancy Eliasson M W Conn T A King W S Smith Haywood Parker Jr E E Huffman Maude Webster L E Warrick Merrit Lear T C Watkins and W Q Pickett date and locations specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
William Louis Poteat
Wake Forest College
Sigma XI
National
Poteat
J. M. Valentine
Zoology
Velma Matthews
High Point
D. R. Eagle
Augusta
W. J. Mattox
Linton
Miss
Nancy Eliasson
Statesville
M. W. Conn
Hazelhurst
T. A. King
Tifton
W. S. Smith
W. W. Williams
East Bend
KE. S. Gilbreath
North Wilkesboro
J. H. Sanders
Lakeland
Fla
Haywood Parker, Jr
Asheville
E. E. Huffman
Hickory
Miss Maude Webster
Stokesdale
Ll. E. Warrick
Merrit Lear
Chapel Hit
T. C. Watkins
Davidson
W. QO. Pickett
Stewardship of Service in Sunday School Lesson
The lesson from Matthew 25 contrasts faithful investment with fear and idleness. It stresses real value through action and commitment, showing how diligent use of one’s gifts leads to growth, while avoidance undermines purpose and life’s highest calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.ef. Gilroy
D. D
Jesus
John R. Seeley
University seniors receive guidance before graduation
Chapel Hill May 31. University graduates of 1930 are counseled on entering a difficult post college world. University faculty members gave talks this week to impart practical advice to the soon to be graduates during a series of sessions held under the venerable campus tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Davie Poplar Seen At Sunset With Alumni Leaders
President Harry W Chase addressed graduates amid mood worries, urging resilience. Speakers included Prof. R. D. W. Connor on active alumni, Prof. Frank Graham on leadership, R. B. House on cooperation, Dean Addison Hibbard on ideals, and Maryon Saunders on Alumni ties. Ralph Greene presided over the senior class gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Poplar
Harry W Chase
R. D. W. Connor
Frank Graham
R. B. House
Addison Hibbard
Maryon Saunders
Ralph Greene
Highway Into Great Smoky Park Hailed by Promoters
Asheville readers welcomed state highway department plans to start immediate construction of a road into the Great Smoky Mountain park. District Highway Commissioner ds G Stikeleather promised funding from his district forced account. Estimated grading cost at least 100000 dollars. Work to begin within two weeks and finish by next fall.
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Asheville
State Highway Department
Smoky Mountain Park
Ds G. Stikeleather
Commission
Raleigh
Stikeleather
Buses Move Millions of Students Daily Across U S Roads
Chicago motor club reports 42 000 school buses transport nearly 1 300 000 children daily nationwide highlighting broad reach of student transit on highways and the scale of school transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago Motor Club
Konjola touted by Memphis man for neuritis relief
A Memphis resident at 669 Poplar Street proclaims Konjola relieved his neuritis after failed medicines. He credits improved sleep and weight, and endorses a full six to eight bottle course. Sold at Main No. 1 Drug Store 195 South Main Street High Point NC and by many area druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
W. T. Dayle
Poplar Street
Memphis
Candidate Announcement for County Commissioner Race
A person declares candidacy for County Commissioner in the Democratic Primary on June 7, presenting themselves as a Conservative Business Man rooted in a past record rather than a career politician.
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W. J. McCrary, Inc
Dep't
Carbon Hill
Ala
Rexall Bay
Rexall
Wachova Bank
University Scientific Society
Equitable
W. J. Fraley Hood Bank Building
D. A.R
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Kingdom of Heaven
U. N.C
MR. W. T. Dayle
D. R. Huffines
Walter T. Tice
North Main St
W. Broad
High Point Candy Company
Pe Ae Sears
Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Heedgecock Roofing Company
English Street
Standard Oil Company
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
E. B. Jeffress
Guilford
THE
General Assembly
Brixment
Snow Lumber Co
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