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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

06 May 1938

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1938

Page

7

Commencement Address by Coffin Professor At Trinity High

Trinity High School held its commencement with diplomas for 32 graduates. Prof Oscar J Coffin of UNC delivered the address reflecting on Randolph county roots, local education, and the value of lifelong learning while tributes to community figures and the school’s future vocational plans were noted.

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Chapel Hill Trinity High School Oscar J. Toffin University of North Carolina Ev. H. M. Robinson Bruce Raven Margaret Cook F. D. McLeod Igh Trin Xs Archdale Carraway Prinipal Clyde Ailner Guilford Colege Deacon Dubbs Elisabeth Harrison Ranolph Randolph Randolph Sounty Bruce Craven Dolph Chatham Stephen Lewis Naomi Wise Elisha Coffin Island Ford Franklinville Elisha Homer Edgar Guest Aurelius Roger Babson Marmaduke Robins Alex Coffin Methodist Mary Moring Bill Moreen Tom Winslow John Flair North Carolina Rufus King Rufus
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Negro College Chorus Plans Homecoming Program

Plans are completed for a musical program by more than 500 trained voices from Winston-Salem Teachers' College all-student chorus at Finch Park near Thomasville Sunday. The homecoming event draws several thousand to hear the famous Negro spirituals. The college was founded 46 years ago by Dr. B. G. Atkins and his wife with aid from H. E. Fries, W. A. Blair, and A. H. Eller. initial pupils were 25 from Winston-Salem.

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Winston- Salem Teachers’ College Finch Ballpark Thomasville Winston-Salem Teachers’ College 8. G. Atkins H. EF. Fries Col. W. A. Blair A. H. Eller Winston
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UDC Groups Plan Memorial Day Ceremony at Oakwood

The High Point and Laura Wesson UDC chapters will observe Memorial Day with a joint 5 PM ceremony at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery. Local attorney Byron Haworth will speak. The public is invited and members are asked to bring flowers to decorate Confederate graves.

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United Daughters of the Confederacy High Point Laura Wesson Oakwood Memorial Cemetery Byron Haworth
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Salem enrolls 547 students from eight states and DC

The institution currently lists 547 students representing eight states and the District of Columbia. F. L. Atkins serves as president. The public is invited to Sunday's program.

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