Thomas J. Gold Attends Carolina Trustees Meeting
Thomas J. Gold, UNC board member, attended a Chapel Hill trustees meeting yesterday. A committee including Cameron Morrison and others will study policing conditions on campus while the board approved counting Religious Education courses toward graduation, strengthening the program.
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Thomas J. Gold
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Gold
Cameron Morrison
R. 0. Everett
A. H. Graham
W. F. Taylor
School of Religion
Trustees Honor Names for Buildings and Arboretum
The board decided to name one classroom building for the late Robert Bingham and dormitories for the late Charles B Aycock John W Graham Dr R H Lewis and W N Everett. They also named the University arboretum the Coker Arboretum honoring Dr W C Coker. The meeting covered other important business.
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Robert Bingham
Charles B. Aycock
John W. Graham
R. H. Lewis
W. N. Everett
University Arboretum
W. C. Coker
Coker
Four Local Boys Earn UNC Diplomas at 133rd Commencement
Four High Point youths were among 824 graduates at the University of North Carolina 133rd commencement in Chapel Hill. Edwin Earle Koonce Lafayette Holt McPherson Abel Grosst White ner and Roscoe Wilmon Sowers received degrees in Liberal Arts and Commerce as Governor Angus Wilton McLean conferred the diplomas.
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High Point
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
School of Liberal Arts
School of Commerce
Carolina
Memorial Hall
Angus Wilton McLean
Edwin Earle Koonce
Lafayette Holt McPherson
Abel Gross Whitener
Roscoe Wilmon Sowers
Philip Livingston Signer of New York Declaration
Philip Livingston is identified as a signer of the Declaration of Independence representing New York. The note emphasizes his role among the New York delegates in the founding document.
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Philip Livingston
State of
New York
Local Delegation Strong At Raleigh Convention Today
The Raleigh Democratic state convention opens with nearly all High Point delegates present. Forty four local men and women were elected delegates and alternates at Greensboro county caucus. The unit rule was not applied, splitting Smith and Hull supporters among High Point delegates and alternates.
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Raleigh
High Point
Greensboro
Smith
Hull
High Reim Sre
J. Ty. Surras
ER. B
Terry
Carter Dalton
W. P. Renfrow
J. E. Kirkman
D. C. McRae
O. Be, Mendenhaul
Thomas Turner, Jr
E. T. Kearns
Helen ‘Owen-Smith
S. L. Davis
R. B. Parker
George F. Wilson
Arthur Harrison
C. M. Waynick
M. Hauser
Forrest Murray
Henry D. Perry
A. P. Brown
Oscar ‘Ellison
A. Sherrod
W. R. McCain
Owen Reese
E. K. Ingram
James Welch
Geo. B. Wimberly
W. J. Olive
J. W. Quattlebaum
S. L. Davis, Jr
Eugene Parrish
Musical Concert at Trinity High School Friday night
A Friday night concert at Trinity High School auditorium features instrumental music singing and humorous stunts. Sponsored by the Southern Ramblers the program includes a self player organ said to be 112 years old.
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The
Trinity High School
Southern Ramblers
Monarch Luncheon Set at Sheraton Tomorrow
The High Point Monarch club holds its regular weekly luncheon at the Sheraton tomorrow at 12 30 PM. The meeting invites members to attend and discuss club affairs.
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Monarch
the Sheraton
High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Tutoring Offered in Mathematics and English
During summer vacation I will be available for tutoring in mathematics and English. Rates are reasonable. For full information call Prof. W F McCanless head of Mathematics Department High Point College phone 44104.
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W. F. McCanless
High Point College
Teague Hears 24 Cases in Session Municipal Court
Judge Lewis Teague presided as 41 cases were called in municipal court. Of 24 tried, 14 involved prohibition law violations with multiple defendants, including drunk and disorderly, warrants, and assaults. several cases continued or remanded to juvenile court. jury trial set for some upon defendants request.
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Teague
Lewis Teague
W. E. Moser
Charlie Woodell
D. G. Little
Gladys Tilmon
Sam Fox
J. S. Hammit
BE. R. Pulliam
Willie Felder
Mary Felder
N. R. Pitts
N. L. Smith
Earl Sexton
Mick Sexton
Coset
Clayton Meredith
Gurney Quate
G. C. Holton
A. H. Sechrest
C. C. Doby
Newman Hill
Sidney Tomlinson
J. A. McNight
Joe Johnson
Will Graves
Frances Smith
Roscoe Overby
Claudy Dickey
Gladys Burk
E. R. Samuels
Gordon Prevette
J. F. Wall
R. F. Horne
W. F. James
George Chambers
Beatrice Bradley
Marilyn Conley
Jessie Beckham
Council Meets New City Manager Knox Tonight
The High Point city council will confer with KH M Knox the new city manager after his arrival from Chapel Hill where he served as manager for years. The meeting at city hall tonight will cover several aspects of the city's administration and was moved due to Knox’s late arrival.
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City Hall
KH. M. Knox
High Point
Know
Chapel Hill
Davis
Whnox
Knox
Epworth League Elects Officers At Wesley Memorial
Epworth league at Wesley Memorial church elected officers led by James Lovelace as president and Grace Hiatt as vice president. Delegates to district meetings were discussed though not named. The group also planned a spelling contest with the Baptist Young People’s union and heard a talk on guided recreation.
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Epworth League of Wesley Memorial Church
James Lovelace
Grace Hiatt
Forol Green
Lucille Albertson
Elizabeth Gurley
H. L. Collie
Vera Albertson
Feral Green
Virginia Hoskins
League
Gibsonville
North Carolina
Lake Junaluska
Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Dorothy Hoskins
Garland B. Daniel
W. B. Hall
J. Gurney Brigg
Nat Walker
Margaret Gurley
Crissman Returns to Carolina to Resume Law Studies
Walter E. Crissman returns to Chapel Hill to resume law school studies at the University of North Carolina after visiting his mother on Woodrow Avenue. He has studied law at Carolina for two years and plans to take the bar exam in August.
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Walter E. Crissman
Chapel Hill
C. E. Crissman
Woodrow Avenue
Crissman
Carolina
High Point College Athletics Boosted by Community Meeting
An enthusiastic High Point college athletica meeting at the Commercial Club drew over 25 supporters. J. E. Marsh Jr. presided as talks by Caldwell Diffen dell Ingram Tate Penny highlighted athletics as vital to college life and community support. A canvass raised 1230 dollars with six fundraising teams appointed to secure more pledges.
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High Point College
At Commercial Club
J. E Marsh, Jr
John R. Peacock
R. H. Walker
A. SS. Caldwell
W. T. Saunders
H. M. Amentrount
F. P. Ingram
S. H. Denny
Amos Kearns
R. H. Shaw
Fred N. Tate
A. S. Caldwell
Pete Moffitt
J E. Marsh, Jr
Fred P. Ingram
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Lymon Redding
Gordon D. Brainard
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Board of Trustees
Stanback
Morldage Loans
Home Bond
MTG. CO
Howard L. Collie
Prudential Insurance Co
State University
Beral Appraisal
G. B
C. E. Miller
Nat'l Bank
High Point, N
Greensboro Bond & Mortgage CO
R. A. Colvin
Commercial National Bank
W. J. Fraley
John D. Law Hood Bank
Southern Mortgage Loan and Land Company
Wachovia Bank
C. E. Mendenhall
Roy
Welborn
H. E. Johnson
Sec
High Point Township
Rance
Epworth League
Young People’s Group
Lovelace
Commandry
Chas. Hoertel
E. Com
A. Lee Gibson
Recorder
Qere
Athletis
Pcimmercial Club
Piedmont Body
W. Main
Thomasville
N. C
B. E. Campbell
Prop
Madame Melba
S. Wrenn St
Budd
Judd
Motor Service Co
South Wrenn St
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
V.A. J. Idol Vv. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Globe Realty Company
High Point Mortgage Coo
J. Y. Morris
Mgr. Penny Bldg
Cor
Main and
Washington
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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