William Penn and Atkins Debating on Federal Education Policy
A Friday night debate at Atkins High and William Penn High on the 1935 federal policy for annual education grants featured Sallie Alexander as best speaker for the affirmation. William Penn team faced Dudley High in Greensboro, failing to overturn key Dudley facts. Ruth Logan, noted mezzo soprano, is slated for a William Penn recital with guest host, showcasing classical and spiritual works.
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William Penn
Atkins High
Atkins High School
Atkins
Sallie Alexander
Alexander
Gladys Deberry
Miss Deberry
Helen Barringer
Vina Phillips
Thomasine Blackmon
Miss Phillips
Miss Blackmon
Dudley High School
Greensboro
Thelma Drake
Doris Harrington
Willie Brower
Dudley
Ruth Logan
Pushing the Other Fellow Ahead inspires at community event
Rev W T Lomax delivers a motivating address urging progress by helping others rise, warning against envy blocking one’s own advancement. A listener composes a poem based on the talk as Mrs Gerram and Mrs Mattle A lead the class. Mt Vernon Baptist set to host preacher Rev W M Chambers this Sunday afternoon.
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Calsed Community House
W. T. Lomax
M. M. Gerram
Mattle
W. M. Chambers
First Baptist Church of
Aw River
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Mrs J Hall Piano Recital at St Mark Church
Mrs J Hall a local public school teacher and musician will give a piano recital this morning during the general assembly hour at St Mark church school. Next Sunday Rev Davis of South High Point will deliver a missionary address followed by Miss M L Gray principal of Fairview Street school the Sunday after.
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J. ¥. Hall
St. Mark Church
Davis
South High Point
M. L. Gray
Fairview Street School
Cambridge Wins Over Oxford Club in Rain Soaked Meet
Cambridge defeated Oxford 7 to 4 in a heavy rain track meet at Whit City today. American entrants Wilson Elkins of Texas and Fenton Gentry of Virginia placed second in pole vault and shot put, with EK. F. Drake, once Rutgers star, taking third in the half mile and RRR Greenough, formerly Amherst, the only American for Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Whit City
Wilson Elkins
Texas
Fenton Gentry
Virginia
EK. F. Drake
Rutgers
R. RR. Greenough
Amherst
Con
Cambridge Dominates Meet With Record Pole Vault
Elkins placed third in shot put for Oxford as F R Webster of Cambridge won the pole vault clearing 12 ft 6.5 in to break the English record set in 1930. Duncan swept the sprints and jumps while Pilbrow won the hurdles. The rubber meet ends with Cambridge further ahead in overall wins.
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Duncan
A. G. Pilbrow
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