Andrews Speaks At Commencement
At Mills Home in Thomasville the ceremony closed under clear skies with alumni in attendance. T Wingate Andrews of High Point delivered the annual address on the idea of progress, noting Edison among examples. Diplomas were awarded to five boys and fourteen girls, with Bibles presented to graduates and medals given by Dr. M L Kesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mills
B. K. Mason
Winston-Salem
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Moses
Edison
W. L. Bowman
James Jarrell
Walter Brown
Lloyd Swink
Howard Pritchard
Ray Pulliam
Bonnie Peeler
Irene Lail
Fadine Kirk
Pauline Erwin
Nellie Harrell
Gladys Lee
Myrtle Cooper
Linnia Belle Queen
Pauline Stanley
Willie Hunsucker
Ada Erwin
Pearl Swain
Icie Overton
Lucile Harris
E. N. Gardner
Dunn
M. L. Kesler
John Arch McMillan
W. A. Cooper
Raleigh
Board of Trustees
J. W. Lambeth
John H. Mills
Indian Strikers Tie Up Bombay Trafic Sermon
An alumni association of Mills Home students formed with Wayne McDaniel of Salem Virginia elected president and J T Perkins and C M Howell as vice presidents. Mary Susan Brock of Thomasville named secretary treasurer. A banquet honored Dr M L Kesler and Mrs Kesler for 25 years of service. Speakers included Dr A T Allen and Dr W P Few. Summer reception planned at the Y M C A. Refreshments will be served.
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Mills Home Students
Wayne McDaniel
Salem
Virginia Baptist Orphanage
J. T. Perkins
Chester
S. C
C. M. Howell
Thomasville
Mary Susan Brock
M. L. Kesler
Dr. Spilman
J. D. Proctor
R. D. Covington
J. C. Hough
J. Clyde Turner
A. T. Jamison
Thomas P. Pruitt
James Jarrell
Clear skin promise and health hope with S S S
The ad emphasizes acne relief through increased red blood cells and healthy blood. It claims many have overcome skin disorders by taking S S S, linking clear skin to confidence, self-respect, and strength for men and women.
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S.S.S. S.S.S
Graduation Work 3 Feature of School
Enterprise Bureau, Sir Walter Hotel. RALEIGH June 19 One feature of the 17th annual summer school at State college is the increased enrollment of graduate students pursuing higher degrees. About 400 students have registered this year. The total summer session attendance exceeds three thousand when all gatherings are included. Additional groups include 200 Tar Heel farmers and a forthcoming conference on secondary education June 26 28 at the Y M C A auditorium.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State College
T. E. Browne
Conference On Secondary Education
Summer Session Extends to July 25 Then Rural Gatherings
Mr. Browne states the summer session lasts until Friday July 25, after which the two major rural gatherings will begin immediately. The notice is provided by the State College Woman’s Club.
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State College Woman’s Club
Live-At-Home Awards To Be Presented In Raleigh
In Raleigh on Monday at 11 a m Governor Gardner will present governor s trophies for the live at home essay contest. Awards cover rural white and rural colored high schools with 12 contests yielding 36 prize winners. Prizes include loving cups medals a plaque and cash prizes and certificates.
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O. Max Gardner
Foreign nations adopt American bathing caps and slippers
More than 70 countries worldwide are using American made bathing caps and slippers. The distribution highlights export growth in swim gear and reflects international demand for U.S. manufactured water accessories.
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Andrews
B. W. Spilman
Kennedy
Kinston
W. L. Kennedy
J. Powell Tucker
Tucker
First Baptist Church
Bombay
A. T. Allen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. P. Few
Duke University
Mr. Browne
Seer Fforce
Mahatma Gandhi
India
America
South
Wrightsville Beach
John S. Divine
Seashore Hotel
N.C
Wrightville Beach
Betty Couzens
Syle
Willows
Southern Dairies “Health Builders of the
Washington, PD. C
James Couzens
Michigan
National Bellas Hess
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Friday
Theifi
Georgettes
Crepes
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