Tar Heel proposes Williams portrait for new coin issue
Raleigh March 25 C A Williams of Charlotte one of two surviving Williams grandsons proposes using the 1794 Williams Washington portrait as the likeness on a future U S coin or stamp He asks Secretary Mellon to consider featuring the Williams image on currency to honor Washington and his era.
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Enterprise Raleigh Bureau
Raleigh
George Washington
Washington
Wm. Williams
Masonic Lodge
Alexandria
Virginia
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
C. A. Williams
Charlotte
Mr. Williams
Mellon
Williams
College Orator Contest Brings NC Colleges to Raleigh
Representatives from State College Wake Forest Elon and High Point College meet at Pullen Memorial Baptist church Raleigh for a state wide oratorical contest forming the North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic association. Judges include Justice W J Adams and J E Hillman.
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Raleigh
State College
Wake Forest
Elon
High Point College
Pullen Memorial Baptist Church
North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic Association
O. E. Finch
H. J. Oberholzer
State
Charles E. Weston
Wayne E. Snow
Blon
Keith Harrison
High Point
Milton A. Barber
Christchurch
J. E. Hillman
Department of Public Instruction
John A. Livingstone
Raleigh News and Observer
H. Hoyle Sink
Straughan
North Carolina
Davidson
Eloy
Guilford
Lenoir
Wayne
Washington on Treasury Notes or Coins Considered
It notes the idea of using Washington’s authentic likeness on future treasury notes or coins. The item mentions that Mr. Williams has not yet received a reply from Secretary Mellon.
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Washington
Treasury
Williams
Mellon
Plenty of Water in Raleigh Reservoir
Raleigh residents are assured of ample supply as the city reservoir holds 575 million gallons. Officials note water is spilling into the spillway, reflecting improved storage since last summer's scare. An auxiliary source and larger storage lakes have been built to ensure abundant water next summer.
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Raleigh
Capital City
Belk-Stevens
Giant Hen Egg On Display At Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City resident T. N. White shows a freak Rhode Island Red egg that weighs 3.75 ounces, nearly twice the size of a normal two ounce egg. County agent G. W. Falls notes the tiny average egg and suggests a likely double yolk and that such a giant egg is a one off.
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Elizabeth City
T. N. White
Rhode Island
G. W. Falls
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Tar Heel
Treasury Department
State Forensic Union
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire Co
Haddock
Buck Shad
Radieh Bunck
Ade
Belk-Stevens Co
Gaon
Ephs
Spring’s Footwear
Pgare
Beik-Stevens Co
Milan
Hemps
Faille Silk
Beik-StevensCo
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