Stanley Pugh Secured to Teach Commerce Here
College authorities announce Professor Stanley Pugh of St. Marys O has been secured as head of the commerce department opening at High Point college next September. He holds AB degrees from Finley school of commerce and Bluffton college and brings experience in teaching bookkeeping and secretarial studies. Modern equipment will adorn the department and an assistant may be added.
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Stanley Pugh
St. Mary's O
Department of Commerce
High Point College
Pugh
Finley School of Commerce
Bluffston College
Keep
R. RR. Perdue
Lindley Elected to High Point Welfare Board
P. E. B. Lindley, dean of High Point College, was elected to the High Point city board of public welfare. The city council announced the move last week, and students expect his strong commitment to community betterment across scholastic, physical, financial and moral areas.
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P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
High Point
Brasser Praises Lindley’s New Educational Work
In remarks praising Lindley, Brasser notes his vast study in education and his vigorous approach to teaching. The statement highlights Lindley’s commitment to educational classes and school activities as he enters new work.
Athletics Discussed by Local College Coach
Coach Jack Boylin addressed the student body on the value of athletics to a school. He outlined three roles: advertising through success, boosting morale, and discipline through participation. He illustrated baseball rules with a drawn diamond and discussed plays and tactics. Mamie York.
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Jack Boylin
College Students Celebrate After Raleigh Contest News
Pandemonium erupts on a college campus Friday night as Raleigh reports Keith Harrison of High Point College led the state intercollegiate oratorical contest and sparked celebrations.
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Raleigh
Keith Harrison
High Point College
High Point Student Wins First In North Carolina Oratorical Contest
High Point College celebrates as student Harrison wins first place in Raleigh at the inaugural annual oratorical contest of the North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The topic was The Pledge of Youth. Harrison, a High Point native and alumnus of High Point High School, receives broad city and college congratulations.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic Association
High Point
Harrison
High Point High School
Davis to give medal for best student essay at High Point
S L Davis a High Point businessman and friend of the college will present a medal to the young woman who writes the best essay for the contest. President R M Andrews notes the medal as one of the most handsome at the college and rules will be set by the Forensic council. The winning essay will be read at commencement and the award may become a perpetual annual honor. James Daugherty.
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S. L. Davis
High Point College
R. M. Andrews
Davis
Oak Ridge Institute
High Point
Andrews
Forensic Council
James Daughtery
Local collegians debate N C State College here
High Point College hosts North Carolina State College for a debate next Thursday evening on recognizing the Soviet government. State supports the affirmative with H N Stout and J D Conrad. High Point counters with J Elwood Carroll and O C Loy. Judges are Haworth Waynick and Mexsdenhall.
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High Point College
N C. State College
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Guilford College
State
Russia
United States
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H. N. Stout
J. D. Conrad
J. Elwood Carroll
O. C. Loy
Horace Haworth
C. M. Waynick
Q. E. Mexsdenhall
Raleigh
G. W. Andrews
W. KI. Loy
Ministers Trained At Institution Here At High Point College
Adequate ministerial supply for the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Protestant church is being solved by High Point college. Since its 1924 founding the college has 11 ministerial students plus volunteers. two graduate this year and four next year. Some finish for pastorates, others pursue seminaries. two more plan to enroll next year. Five faculty members are ordained ministers. Courses include religious education Bible ethics sociology psychology philosophy and more to train Christian leadership.
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Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
Memorial Gate to Be Erected at High Point College
The High Point college campus will begin building a memorial gate donated by the class of 1928. C D Sides heads the committee and a contract will be let in a few days for the entrance gate at the front driveway.
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High Point College
C. D. Sides
Third Annual Y Gym Exhibition Friday Night
W. F. Bakey announces the third annual Y gymnasium exhibition at the association building Friday at 8 p.m. About 100 boys from four classes will perform wand and Indian club drills, apparatus work, tumbling, pyramid building and clown dances. The event showcases winter quarter work and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Association
W. F. Bakey
General Motors Stock Advances On Higher First Quarter Outlook
Trading on March 26 highlighted broad gains with General Motors up 2 points to 179 after Vice President Raskob forecast best first quarter earnings. Willys-Overland rose modestly despite weak earnings, and Pan American Petroleum surged on merger prospects. Montana Power and American Telephone also hit new highs on favorable reports and dividend expectations.
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New York
Mellon
Europe
General Motors
Raskob
Willys-Overland
Hudson
Kelsey
Ballwin
Pan- American Petroleum
American Maracaibo
Cecil Syndicate
Lagoompanies
Montana Power
American Telephone
North American Common
Dame
Old Drugs Spring Cleaning Advice
A brief urging readers to clear out medications older than a year unless they remain safe and effective, noting potential degradation over time and advising careful disposal.
Iceland to Get Its First Railroad Line
Copenhagen March 2 Iceland will construct a 50 mile electric line from Reykjavik to a southern fertile area. Four years are needed for the build and the project will cost about 2 million dollars.
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Iceland
Copenhagen
Mar
Reykjavik
Long Awaited Celebration Marks Silver Anniversary
The notice celebrates the companys Silver Anniversary and twenty fifth birth month, announcing a grand launch of an enhanced merchandising and distributing service with larger displays of new goods and outstanding savings while thanking customers for decades of support.
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United States
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