University men solve problems at Chapel Hill
Mathematics students at the University of North Carolina tackle two problems from the Southern Engineering Corporation of Charlotte with prizes. The Farmer's Problem asks for distance A in a village layout. solutions 2982 and 2045 were offered. The Ladders problem yields a street width of 32.73 feet. Also announced is Rev Charles E Maddry to deliver the baccalaureate sermon June 12. commencement speaker not yet announced. Maddry, a Chapel Hill native and 1903 alum, formerly earned the Willie P Mangum medal for oratory.
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Henderson
W. W. Parker
Monroe
J. J. Stephenson
Angier
H. W. Chase
Charles E. Maddry
The
Baptist Convention
Chapel Hill
Maddry
Orange County
Charles BE. Maddry
University
Willie P. Mangum
Salvation Army Frees Denver Boy from Atlanta Chain Gang
An overseas veteran 19-year-old from Atlanta was released from Fulton County chain gang and sent home with Salvation Army aid. Colonel Atkinson arranged clothing food and transport. Denver support secured a job for the youth to help his mother and brother in need.
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Atlanta
Denver
Salvation Army
Fulton County
Joseph Atkinson
Atkinson
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Revival at Welch Memorial Continues Strong Interest
The Welch Memorial revival remains underway with high attendance and a great service last night. Rev. R. S. Troxler led, urging penitence and souls were saved. another meeting at 7 20 this evening invites the public, and Wednesday invites men of all fraternal orders for a suitable sermon.
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Welch Memorial Church
R. S. Troxler
Mr. Troxler
Acquaintance Tour Leaves Greenville for State-Journey
The Acquaintance Tour of South Carolina, backed by the Young Men's Business League, will carry 125 Greenville citizens leaving Monday morning and returning the following Saturday. The final schedule will be released tomorrow and includes major cities and towns across the state.
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Greenville
S. C
South Carolina
Young Men's Business League
Hotel pennsylvania daily sheet created by Grace Crowley Oakley
Mrs Grace Crowley Oakley has carved a niche in journalism by running a daily hotel paper at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City. Once a mimeographed sheet, the publication now spans four pages in a traditional format. It features guest interviews and local sights, noting residents Susie of Susquehanna and Sam of Sullivan as newly listed locals.
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Oakley
Pennsylvania
New York
Grace Crowley Oakley
New York City
Susie
Susquehanna
Sam of
Sullivan
Leonardo 11 Resembles Troubadour In Suburban Lineage
In Louisville on May 9 the horse Leonardo 11 is described as resembling Troubadour, the 1886 Suburban winner. Leonardo 11 is sired by Sweep and his dam Ethel Pace traces to Troubadour.
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Louisville, KY
Leonardo 11
Troubadour
Sweep
Ethel Pace
North Carolina funeral directors hold 32nd annual convention
Salisbury hosts a three day session of the North Carolina funeral directors and embalmers association and its traveling men auxiliary. The state examining board will test thirty youths aiming to become embalmers. Mayor A B Strachan gave welcome. Frank H Hovis spoke for undertakers and Walter L Phillips for traveling men. J H Blue of Greensboro is embalmers president. Traveling men feature an elaborate Empire hotel display of caskets and apparel. About 160 attendees.
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Salisbury
North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
Frank H. Hovis
Charlotte
Undertakers
Walter L. Phillips
Springfield
J. H. Blue
Greensboro
Embalmers Association
Empire Hotel
W. L. Grace
Norfolk
Travelers Auxiliary
M. H. Hayes
Cincinnati
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West End Baptist Church
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Guilford County
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Southern Railway System
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
United States of America
District Court of the United States
North Carolina
Beject-O-File Company
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Clifford Frazier
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
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AI Ilmer
Simem
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Bank of Commerce
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