Coach Shepard's Tar Heels Face Northern Rivals In Tours
Coach Shepard has built a threat in annual tournaments though no conference title yet. His first year reached finals with Georgia losing 24 to 26 while 1933 saw South Carolina win 34 to 32 in two overtimes. Duke beat them 22 to 18 in 1934 semis. Shepard, an Army alumnus, earned eastern honors in his freshman year and serves as assistant athletic director at Carolina. The Soviet Union opened a parachute jumper scholarship in Moscow for novices to feel the leap before test flights.
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Shepard
Tar Heels
Georgia
South Carolina
Duke
Carolina
Department President Addresses Thomasville Legion Auxiliary
Mra M H M Shumway of Lexington spoke at Culbreth Harris Post Auxiliary meeting in the Legion Hut on American ism and National Defense. Aurelia Adams also spoke. gifts were presented to the speakers as Miss Mamie Harris presided.
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Thomasville
March
Mra
M. MH. Shumway
Lexington
North Carolina
Aurelia Adams
Legion
Auxiliary
W. B. May
Miss Harris
Raymond H. Phillips
Gladys Herring
Phillips
F. I. Alexander
Paul Green
R. W. Green
C. M. Tomlinson
M. H. Shumway
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Test Your North Carolina Knowledge From Historic Facts
This item quizzes early NC banking origins the Twenty Dollar Lawyers and a pension refusal, plus a 18th century land purchase by the Crown, a Civil War general assassination, and the first native born NC governor, citing period figures and events with terse facts.
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North Carolina
Tennessee
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Club Meetings
Mrs. C. C. McCulston and others assisted in a church auxiliary session with prayers for missionaries in Japan and the sick. Mrs. Cromer Bodie joined as a new member. Miss Juanita McNeill and Miss Mary Ellen Spearburg vacationed with relatives in Salisbury. The Sans Souci club met on Mock Street with two bridge tables and prizes for top scores.
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Esebera Club
O. R. Hodgin
Mock Street
George Finch
Alvah Boyles
P. D. Hassler
Mae Shearer
C. C. McCulston
Homer Sink
George Hill
D. L. Foil
G. O. Ritchie
L. O. Yeats
Japan
Curtis Conrad
Cromer Bodie
Juanita McNeill
Mary Ellen Speanburg
Salisbury
Forrest Grimes
Sans Souci Club
H. R. Kyser
Hose
Finch
Ralph Wilson
Harry Lee Lambeth
H. R
Open Gate To Prayer Marks Missionary Society Meeting
The Lockie Rankin Missionary Society of the Main Street M. EK. church met Monday evening with Miss Ruth Harrison presiding. Mrs L C Bridges led Bible study titled The Open Gate To Prayer. Readings by Mrs Bridges and Mrs Dwight Ware offered meditative worship.
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Lockie Rankin Missionary Society
Main Street
M. EK
Ruth Harrison
Rosalie Morrow
L. C. Bridge
Ruby Matthews
L. C. Bridges
Lillian Shuford
Nevin
Dwight Ware
Five Killed In February In Highway Division Report
Greensboro March report from Lieut W J Croom notes five deaths and 61 injuries in the state highway patrol division during February. The patrol shows fewer deaths but more injuries from January, with 247 total arrests and 1 655 patrol warnings issued. Police recovered 47 stolen vehicles and investigated 315 complaints, while lights were corrected for 2 313 vehicles. Revenue totaled 44 776 48 with 505 52 in fines and 1 508 64 in court costs.
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Greensboro
State Highway Patrol
W. J. Croom
Nary
Jary
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