Affirmative Wins in William Penn Preliminary Debate
The affirmative side won the unanimous judges ruling on the William Penn preliminary debate held Monday night in the auditorium. Debaters include Guy Lee McFall Sally Alexander Helen Barringer and Gladys Deberry on the affirmative and Thelma Drake Willie Brower Dalethea White and Doris Harrington on the negative, coached by Miss Lucile J. Benjamin. The event helps determine who will win berths in the upcoming state tournament. The William Penn Dramatic Club also plans to perform The Great Delusion Monday night in the auditorium and will enter the state tournament in Raleigh later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Bii
Kam Penn
Audium
Ther
Guy Lee McFall
Sally Alexander
Helen Barringer
Gladys Deberry
Thelma Drake
Willie Brower
Dalethea White
Doris Harrington
Lucile J. Benjamin
William Penn Dramatic Club
Raleigh
Road to Ruin shown for three days at Carolina Theater
A three day engagement of Road to Ruin opens at the Carolina Theater. The film presents juvenile delinquency dangers with Ben Lindsay spirit and a stark warning to parents and youth. Notable cast includes Ann Dixon Nell O Day Glen Hales Paul Page Virginia True Boardman and Mae Busch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lindsay
Denver
Judge Lindsay
Carolina
Ann Dixon
Helen Foster
Nell O'Day
Glen Hales
Paul Page
Virginia True Boardman
Richard Tucker
Mae Busch
Recital by Ruth Logan at William Penn High School
Ruth Logan, Atlanta mezzo soprano, will give a recital at William Penn High School on Monday evening March 25. She will be accompanied by Prof. Hill of Palmer Memorial Institute. The performance follows her studies of Haitian native songs during a summer with her husband Prof. Rayford W. Logan of Atlanta University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Dramatic Club
House of Sham
Perara Wilson
Ruth Logan
Atlanta
Willam Penn High School
Republic of Haiti
Rayford W. Logan
Atlanta University
Haiti
Ss. Hill
Fairview Book Fund
Patrolman Pike
Teungani Bridge Club
Dunbar-Harrison Club
Leonard Street
Miss Esther Strain
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
A. L. Townsend
Woman's Memorial Church
Cherry Street
Woman's Memorial A. M. EB
Lillie Mae Russell
Johnnie Steed, Jr
Vernon Huston
Mamie Beaver
Rivett Drive
Jamiie Steed
Assie Lee Turner
Minnie Lee Turner
Mabel Steed
Clarissa Russell
Letitia Steed
Willis Tyson
Shelby Pike
Charlies Blake
Edward Franklin
Harold Steed
Leonard Miller
Morella Steed
Elwillie Turner
Clifford King
Winston-Salem
Eunice G. Wing
Winter tire with heavy tread from major maker
A leading tire manufacturer is producing a new winter tire with a heavy tread to improve traction in snow. The article notes the country had the highest homicide rate worldwide last year.
Raney Leaves Erosion Service for North Carolina Extension
BE R Raney resigns after a year as chief agricultural engineer of the Soil Erosion Service in North Carolina. He will become State Extension agricultural engineer in Raleigh. Raney, a 1916 Mississippi A and M graduate, has held multiple posts as agricultural engineer across the South and Southwest, including Texas A and M and Penny Farms in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Erosion Service
BE. R. Raney
North Carolina
North Carolina Extension Service
Mississippi A. & M. College
Raney
South
Southwest
Windsor
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Texas A. & M. College
Penny Farms
Florida
Adaptable jack for cars with overhanging fenders
A newly developed jack offers versatility for modern automobiles with overhanging fenders. It can be used in a standing position by sliding it under either the front or rear bumper for operation.
Klamath Indians Claim Wealth Amid Vast Oregon Reservation
The Klamath Indian tribe on a 1,000,000-acre reservation in southern Oregon is described as the world's richest community with a potential per capita wealth of $28,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Mountains
Adult Agricultural Class Plans Area Tour
The Madison evening class of adult agricultural students in Rockingham county will tour the Deep River erosion control area on Thursday. Dr. J. H. Stallings of the Soil Erosion Service announced the trip with W. W. McCulloch directing the Madison group and W. G. Kincannon guiding the inspection. Kincannon will lecture on erosion control in the Piedmont during the short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Rockingham County
J. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
North Carolina
W. W. McCulloch
W. G. Kincannon
Kincannon
Piedmont
First picture postcard proof dates to 1777 extant
The earliest surviving picture postcard proof dates from 1777, marking an important milestone in the history of printed correspondence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas B. Smith
Bonicions
Comances
John Krause
KAHN
CY OF
Indianapolis
Cannon-Fetzer Company
S. Main Street
Carolina Theater
LR. Raney
Leaves Erosion Service
N. C. Extension Service
Penney
Oxfords
Austelle
Towncraft
Young Men's
Penney’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!