College Students Observe Teaching Methods in City Schools
Forty education students from Prof. T. C. Johnsons class visited East Bay Elm Street Mechanicsville and the high school in High Point to observe public school methods. Reports praised the work seen and noted the practical application of classroom management theories. Prof L R Johnson agreed to a repeat visit for further observation next Wednesday.
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Department of Education
L. R. Johnson
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Museum
Richmond
J. D. Hardy
Vera Ido
High Point College to Contest in Intercollegiate Track Meet
High Point college will send a strong track team to the intercollegiate meet at the new Greensboro stadium next Friday and Saturday. Freshmen form most of the squad with Heath entering javelin and multiple hurdles events.
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High Point College
Greensboro
Johny Heath
Jake Martin
Ralph Mulligan
Winfred Beck
Rufus Snyder
Dixon
Martin
Mulligan
Heath
High Point College Track Team Poised for State Meet Surprise
Ralph Mulligan reports this is the first year for High Point College track, with indications of a potential surprise at the state meet as the team debuts.
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High Point College
Ralph Mulligan
Ministerial Students Entertained at Dinner
Ministerial students of High Point college were entertained at a Sheraton hotel dinner by Dr. F W Stevenson of the General Board of Education. Stevenson urged early entry into the ministry and thorough training. Dr. G E Humphreys praised denomination support for ministerial students and noted North Carolina Conference opportunities. several students attended.
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High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
F. W. Stevenson
General Board of Education
Methodist Protestant Church
Stevenson
G. E. Humphreys
Salisbury
North Carolina
J. Elwood Carroll
Bingham
O. C. Loy
Jalius Braxton
M. Wood
G. W. Andrew
Pre-Commencement Season at High Point College
The High Point college pre commencement season is filled with events. Early next week begins the preliminary contests for selection of commencement speakers who will compete for Rabinowitz and Davis medals. Wednesday evening the juniors entertain the seniors at the annual banquet.
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High Point College
Rabinowitz
Davis
Nikanthan Day Celebrated By Local College Girls Society
Nikanthan Day was observed at the college as the newly organized girls' literary society held its first annual celebration. A play by Lucy Nunnery opened events, May baskets were left for faculty, a May festival on tennis courts followed, Margaret Perry was crowned queen, and a banquet ended the day with toasts from Dr. Andrews and others.
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Nikanthan
Girls’ Literary Society
New Society
Lucy Nunnery
Nikanthan Society
Margaret Perry
Pauline Kennett
Faculty members here speak at high school commencements
High Point college faculty members are invited to more than 14 high school commencements statewide. Dr. R. M. Anderson and Dean F. E. Lindley headline May talks at multiple towns including Weaverville, Efland, Welcome, Churchland, Saxapahaw, Worthville, Farmer in Randolph County, Kernersville, Zeb Vance near Henderson, Sumner near Greensboro, Haw River, and Read Consolidated near Lexington.
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High Point College
R. M. Anderson
Weaverville
Efland
Welcome
Churchland
Saxapahan
F. E. Lindley
Worthville
Farmer High School
Randolph County
Kernersville
Zeb Vance
Henderson
Sumner High School
Greensboro
Dean Lindley
Haw River
T. G. Johnson
Read Consolidated School
Lexington
Johnson
High Point
P. S. Kennett
J. D. Hardy
Union Grove
Richard M’mannis
Geology Class Tours Virginia to District of Columbia
High Point college geology class spent spring holidays touring Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. Students collected fossils for classification and to enrich the college geology collection.
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High Point College
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
High Point College Campus Improvement Project
Campus work progress is rapid with soil ploughed fertilized and harrowed for a cover crop. Officials say the entire front campus is planned to be planted in lawn grass next fall.
College Buildings Pushed With Landscaping Till Completion
The campus is under development with initial erection of buildings and removal of top soil. Efforts include costly shrubbery and trees and ongoing soil preparation to meet the planned attractive appearance. JOHN PERRY.
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John Perry
Record Stamp Sales Peak at Raleigh Office
More than one million dollars in stamps were sold at the Raleigh district office of the United States Internal Revenue Service in a single day, believed to be a national record. Previous daily sales had peaked around three quarters of a million dollars.
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Raleigh
United States Department
Internal Revenue
New Bobs Highlight Neckline Focused Hairstyles
The article outlines fresh coiffure trends concentrating on necklines for individual style. It describes rounded, swirled, pointed, and irregular shapes as key features.
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Ittski Point
May
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Starr Motor Co
Hamilton
Commerce
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Abe
TOG
Nee
Sks.on
SOS
Siu
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Company
Adio
WM. Loy
High Point Folks
Raw
Weiga
Randal
Randall’s
Ring Drug CO
The
Forall Store
Kester Furniture Company
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