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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1954

Page

29

High Point coed named Ambassador to Germany prepares for summer

Pat Peacock 19 of High Point College is selected as community ambassador to Germany under the Experiment in International Living. She will sail from Hoboken to Europe on June 28 aboard the Zuederkruiss, stay with German families, study language and culture, and return by September 11. The program pairs students with host families for three weeks and exposes them to city and countryside travel.

High Point College High Point Germany Pat Peacock Pat Hoboken N. J Putney Vermont Gordon Boyce Colgate University Jaycee High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce W. Farriss Ave America L. R. Peacock East Germany Iron Curtain First Methodist Church The Lambda Fom High School Peacoe American Legion the Daughters of the American Revolution Magna Carta Dames John New York Rotterdam Holland Europe Schwarzwald Bodensee Munich Rhine Borni Cologne Berlin

How the North Carolina Supreme Court Works

The article explains the seven member court, elected for eight year terms with staggered expirations, and describes the Chief Justice’s selection, vacancies, and recent reassignments. It notes the average age around 60, Barnhill as longest serving, and outlines session timing, location in Raleigh, and open hearings with layman participation rules.

North Carolina Supreme Court North Carolina Supreme Court M. W. Barnhill J. Wallace Winborne Supreme Court of North Carolina General Assembly

Landmark rise at High Point outlines Supreme Court robes

The article explains appellate briefs in North Carolina Supreme Court cases and details courtroom attire. It notes justices wear black robes during open sessions and describes seating by seniority with the Chief Justice centered and others arranged alternating right and left. It also mentions judges sit in chairs, not a bench, with the extreme left chair offering best Capitol Square view.

North Carolina Supreme Court Supreme Court Superior Court North Carolina Supreme Courts Capitol Square

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