Honors Exchanged By Chase And Gardner At UNC
At UNC Chapel Hill the retiring president Dr Harry W Chase received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Governor O Max Gardner, who in turn was awarded the same degree. Other honorees included Ellen Glasgow Martha Berry and Francis Preston Venable with citations praising their contributions to literature education and science.
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Chapel Hill
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
C. Max Gardner
Gardner
Chase
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Illinois
North Carolina
Board of Trustees
Dr. Chase
Martha Berry
Berry Schools
Georgia
Ellen Glasgow
Richmond
Francis P. Venable
Kenan
O. Max Gardner
Oliver Max Gardner
South
America
Berry Schools For
Mountain Children
Francis Preston Venable
Fringed chic white crepe frock with long fringe yoke
A white crepe roma frock features a deep fringe that runs from the waist along an irregular yoke and sweeps to the floor around the full garment. The design emphasizes flowing movement and dramatic edge.
Education plan for prohibition under Wickersham critique
Boston June 11. George W. Wickersham urges using England and Wales as models for enforcing prohibition through public education about the evils of excess drinking. He notes housing, culture, sale restrictions, and higher liquor costs aided temperance, warning that the U.S. has abandoned education and relies on penalties alone.
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Boston
England
Wales
George W. Wickersham
National Commission On Law Observance
National Conference of Social Work
Wickersham
Tall young woman models a yellow flared ensemble
A tall young woman wears a pale yellow tuck-in blouse with an orange jacket and pale yellow trousers that flare into circular graduated flounces. The outfit features lemon to deep orange tones, orange sandals, and a pale yellow sunshade.
First Term U N C Summer School Opens Thursday
Chapel Hill NC June 11 The University Summer School begins its first term Thursday with expected enrollment above 2536 last year. Registration is Thursday and classes start Friday morning. Late registration penalties apply and credit is not allowed after June 17 without board action. The term ends July 22 with a second term to follow July 23 to August 29. Courses span undergraduate graduate and elementary divisions for degrees or professional credit.
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Chapel Hill
University
Utility Felts Packaway Hats For Travel
A travel hat segment notes lighter than air felts with a blue model featuring a narrow self band along the edge laced with felt to resemble embroidery.
Notice of Final Resolution for Tabor Street improvements
City Council of High Point. final resolution orders water main storm sewer sanitary sewer and street paving on Tabor Street from East Lexington Avenue to city limits. Hearing held with no objections. Action authorizes construction of mains laterals and curbs and gutters as described.
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Tabor Street
City Council
Councils
High Point Enterprise
City OF
High Point
Lexington Avenue
City Limits
City lays water sewer and paving assessments and instalments
City adopts resolutions fixing lateral connections to water mains gas and sewer in streets abutting properties with owners urged to lay laterals by July 1 1930 or city will do so at cost assessable as provided by law. Special assessments cover water mains sewers and paving with ten annual installments shown and act citation. Public notice dated June 10 1930.
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General Assembly
High Point Enterprise
E. M. Knox
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Chase and
Venable
Commonwealth
Ths State
Manhattan
Claudette Colbert
Norman Foster
Chas. Ruggles
Broadhurst
de Luxe
Cheney
Cheney Cravats
Dad
Dan Thomas
Hollywood
NEA Service
Thomas
Janes Harlow
Billy Dove
Dan
Loretta Young
Law Enforcement Commission
Norma Shearer
Waring
Gary Cooper
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
the Virginian
Nan
Ea Nan
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Parish House Corner North Main and Farris Avenue
CANDY
Shantung
del Rio
Winston-Salem
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