North Carolina music contest judges named
Alexander Kelberine of Philadelphia will judge piano in the 15th annual North Carolina high school music contest at the Woman’s College. Dr Hollis Dann and Edwin Franko Goldman will judge vocal and instrumental numbers. State finals set for April 26–27, with district eliminations April 13–14 across multiple cities.
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Woman’s College
Greensboro
Alexander Kelberine
Philadelphia
North Palotina
Hollis Dann
New York University
Edwin Franko Goldman
New York
Dr. Dann
Goldman
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Durham
Hich Point
Salisbury
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Shelby
Lenoir
Asheville
Waynesville
First nine in America and early inquiries
A fragmented question focused on historical markers in the United States. It asks where the first U S Indian reservation was established and when the first ice cream cone appeared, plus a query about the first woman seen employee in the
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U. S
Local VFW Delegates Named For Charlotte State Meeting
Delegates from High Point Post No 619 VFW and its auxiliary will attend the state convention in Charlotte May 21 to 23. The post team includes Harry Polly Snyder Thomas C Potts W L Langdon and Mr Grimes with alternates Thomas C Chaney J C Willis G W King and R J Suggs. Auxiliary delegates are Mrs T C Potts and Mrs Polly Snyder with alternates Mrs George King and Mrs N P Walker.
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High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charlotte
Harry Polly Snyder
Thomas C. Potts
W. L. Langdon
Mr. Grimes
Thomas C. Chaney
J. C. Willis
G. W. King
R. J. Suggs
John B. Brogan Laid To Rest In Moore County
Funeral services for John B. Brogan were held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at High Falls M E Church Moore County with Rev C F Womble officiating. U A M No 306 conducted burial at the church cemetery in the family plot amid a large gathering of friends and relatives.
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John B. Brogan
High Falls M. E
Moore County
C. F. Womble
Highland M. E. Church
High Falla Jr
Gold Dust Found After Fire at U S Refinery
Fire at a U S gold refinery caused thousands of dollars in losses yearly until recently. Nearby rooms were swept and found to be coated with a layer of gold dust.
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U. S
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