Dr Chase's Successor May Be Named Monday
Chapel Hill June 7 The board of trustees may name the eleventh president of the University of North Carolina at Monday afternoon meeting. The candidate will follow a line of leaders dating to 1795 and will inherit a history of growth from 40 students to more than 500. The long succession includes early presiding professors, presidents Caldwell Swain Battle Winston Alderman and Venable, with women first admitted under Alderman.
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Chapel Hill
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of North Carolina
America
David Kerr
Kerr
Joseph Caldwell
J.S. Gillespie
Gillespie
Caldwell
University
Robert Hett Chapman
Swain
South
United States
National House of Representatives
North Carolina
Solomon Pool
Charlies Phillips
New University
Kemp Plummer Battle
Battle
Winston
George T. Winston
Alderman
Edwin A. Alderman
Francis Preston Venable
Alumni Echoes Mark 135th Commencement At University
The 135th commencement features Judge Francis Dr. Winston of Bertie County presiding over the Alumni Association meeting at Gerrard Hall Monday. The piece notes historic enrollments, including a rise to about 8,000 total students and major growth under Dr. Harry W. Chase, with a 20 million bond campaign and expanded campus buildings.
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Francis Dr. Winston
Bertie County
Chase
Harry W. Chase
Graham
Cherokee
Currituck
Chapel Hill
Former UNC Leaders Highlight Chapel Hill Campus Growth
Dr. George T. Winston and Dr. Francis P. Venable, both former UNC presidents, now reside in Chapel Hill. Winston led from 1891 to 1896 and Venable from 1900 to 1914. The campus has seen new men and women buildings, five classroom structures, a grand University Library, and donations funding Kenan Memorial Stadium from private sources.
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Venable
America
Graham
Edward Kidder Gra
George T. Winston
Francis P. Venable
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Winston
Kenan Memorial Stadium
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights by Region
Sunday June 8 listing dense with station calls and programs across WEAF WABC WJZ and others. It notes times and shared programs like Major Bowes Family Quo Government and The Theatre of Air with multiple affiliate stations listed for each item.
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WEAP
New York
NBC
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WGY Www
WBT
WIOD
WSM
WSAI
WGR
WFIC
CKGW
WCAHB
WHAS
WJAX
WSB
WLIT
WELA
WSUN
WCAE
WFJIC
WWJ
WGY
WEAF
Major Bowes
WCAH
WSAL
WFJC
WTAM
WFLA
Orch
WRC
WIC
WPTF
WRVA
WJIAR
WTIC
Wiiod
WEE
WSAJ
WGN
WFL
Hampions’ Orchestra
WJC
Seth Parker
Sam Herman
WABC
CBS Chain
Fur Trappers’ Orchestra
WEAN
WNAC
WCAU
WCAC
WMAL
WHI
Wjas Webl
WEKBW
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WEBN
WSPD
WWNCO
WTAB
WDBJI
WBRC
WKDOD
WPG
the Globe Trotter
WFAN
WCAO
WHP
WJAS
WLBW
WHK
WKEBN
WTAR
WDBJ
WMAK
WODBJ
WDOD
WCAD
Jesse Crawford
WKBN
WWNC
WLAC
Chick Salae
WLEW
WFBL
WHEC
WGST
Air
WFEBL
WDEL
CFRB
CKAC
WKERC
WOHP
WSAZ
Will Rogers
WEBL
WKBW
WGS
The
WPI
WIAS
WLRW
WEK
Charters Granted for Funeral Directors and Car Firm
New certificates of incorporation issued in Raleigh summarize two filings. Lexington Funeral Directors of Lexington is formed to run a burial and funeral furnishing business with $50,000 authorized capital and $2,200 subscribed, by W. C. Kirkman S. V. Morgan Retta G. Morgan and Verna E. Kirkman. Henry Motor Company of Greensboro is formed to trade in automobiles and accessories with $40,000 authorized capital and $10,000 subscribed, by Charlie Heitmen H. E. Rusty of Salisbury and C. A. Smith of Greensboro.
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Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Lexington Funeral Directors, Incorporated
Lexington
W. C. Kirkman
S. V. Morgan
Retta G. Morgan
Verna EF. Kirkman
Henry Motor Company
Greensboro
Charlie Heitmen
H. E. Rusty
Salisbury
C. A. Smith
Six at Birth in Parinpins Justice World News
Senhora Hansen of Parinpins Brazil reportedly gave birth to fourteen infants in one hour all boys. She is 23 with two older children and has been married three years.
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Bio . DE. Janeiro
Senhora Hansen
Parinpins
Legion's Awards Trophies Announced For 1930
The American Legion in North Carolina unveils membership and department trophies for 1930. Class A to E posts vie on August 10 for best percentage growth and bond on trophy ownership. Additional honors include the Alice Gray, Henry Stevens, Lockhart, Bird, Cox, Edwards, Powell trophies and Go Getter prizes for recruiting, plus drum and bugle corps and band prizes at Winston-Salem convention. Executive committee meets June 12 to plan the August convention and posts are urged to meet quotas by June 12 and raise funds for the Woodrow Wilson film memorial.
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The
American Legion
Department of North Carolina
Paul Dana
Pinehurst
Harry RB. Grimstey
Winston-Salem
W. Paul Rousseau
Charlotte
Alice Gray
Legion
North Carolina
Department Executive Committee
Department
Robert E. Lee
American Legion Auxiliary
Thea
Economy Ensemble For the Working Girl
The plain skirt and figured jacket create a versatile outfit. Mix dresses under the jacket and multiple skirts to transform a modest base into an elaborate looking wardrobe.
Colorful blouse features detachable scarf collar over white suit
A white shantung suit is paired with a gay hed blouse and white polka dotted foulard. The blouse includes a detachable scarf collar that ties in a bow over the jacket front and can be removed when the jacket is worn separately.
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Old West
Gerrard Hall
David Lowry Swain
Ham
Students Army Training Corps
Southeastern Division
Dr. Graham
Marvin H. Stacy
Stacy
U.N. C
De.ceorce T. Winston
S. E. Maddox
Carbon Hill
Ala
High Point Public Library
Associated Presa
Clear Channel
Atlantic City
WBAL
Baltimore
WJZ
Fisa Bakler & Others
Baltimorians
Wtic Hartford
Wizard
the Merry Madcaps
Newark
Playhouse
Moonbeams
Philadelphia
Wabc & Features
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WHAM
Rochester
Cavaliers
WGY Schenectady
WBZ Springfield
WBZ
Radogram
Central and Southern
WLW
Cincinnati
WEA
WJIR
Detroit
Heaven & Home
WSB Conanies
Journal Orchestra
WIZ
First Baptist Church
Louisville
WJIZ
WSM Nashville
Sacred Cancer
Symphony
Richmond
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Henry L. Stevens
James A. Lockhart
Thomas W. Bird
Albert L. Cox
E. Jack Edwards
R. C. Powell
Paul R. Younts
Freeman
Commander Freeman
Aleady
High Point Candy Company
High Point
Ford Truck
Wilson Motor Company
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