Welborn Named Order Of Grail At University Initiation
New members of the Order of Grail, including six fraternity brothers Edger Truman Sadoff Bill Bruner George Coxhead Carroll McGhe, and seven non fraternity students Herbert Hardy Jimmy Howard Bill Shuford Lee Hill Walton Lewis Joe Wel n W. T. Mar were inducted in a late night ceremony. A pre initiation village parade preceded a banquet with Dean F. F. Bradshaw as principal alter. Neophyte Ball with Jim Cannon orchestra was set for Woollen Gym from 9 to 12.
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Order of Grail
Ing
Edger
Savannah
Truman Bbs
Selma
Ala
Sid Sadoff
Klyn
N. Y
Bill Bruner
Cobra
S. C
George Coxhead
Stersburg
Fla
Carroll Mcghey
Atlanta
Grail
Fina Inn
Stats
F. F. Bradshaw
Alter
Chers of the Grail
RGE MOSER Elected President of Duck Club
RGE MOSER was elected president of the newly organized King Club at a recent meeting. Officers elected were Morgan as vice-president Hampton Jr secretary Carroll treasurer Otis Chapn Jr recreational director rold Haworth publicity chair. The club is supervised by Robels, a well known member of the Duck Club. Other members were elected later.
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Rge Moser
King Club
Morgan
Hampton, Jr
Carroll
Otis Chapn, Jr
Rold Haworth
Robelds
Duck Club
Derby Trial Test and Pepper Boy’s Narrow Finish
Sherry Bond watches Pepper Boy race against Monitor and Castanets in a photo finish. The Derby record shock and talk of a Derby start loom as Sherry faces money pressures and a mystery buyer inquiry.
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Sherry Bond
Pepper Boy
Paul Wharton
Sherry
Shep
Grant
Willie Bond
Paul
Shep Grant
Madden
Castanets
Wharton
Monitor
Sam
Elijah
Precinct Registrar List Names Voters and Addresses
A faded precinct map lists registrars with assigned addresses including W J Bryant 500 Sunset Dr Bert Ellington 217 West Bay St C Murphy 513 North Hamilton L Tyler Willowbrook St W H Sedberry 308 Fourth St C P Farrington 500 Cable St Mrs Clyde Rush 410 Tate J F Welborn 1321 Long St Mrs B W Hackney 230 Woodrow Mrs J C Gold 405 Barker L J Young 329 Ennis Paul Craven 526 Carter T Priest 408 Green M Bell 1302 Doris S P Anthony 409 W Burton Mrs J Wood Rt 1 High Point
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W. J. Bryant
Sunset Drive
Bert Ellington
West Bay Street
C. Murphy
North Hamilton
L. Tyler
Willowbrook Street
W. H. Sedberry
Fourth Street
C. P. Farrington
Cable Street
Clyde Rush
Tate
J. F. Welborn
Long Street
B. W Hackney
Woodrow
J. C. Gold
Barker
Tarboro Man Elected Governor of 189th Rotary District
Carter Darrow of Tarboro was elected district governor of Rotary International’s 189th district at a conference in Rocky Mount. He was the sole nominee, succeeding W. B. Riker of Reidsville, with Abit Nix of Athens Ga. as keynote speaker and James Gheen of New York City set to address the banquet. The conference closes with the governor’s ball.
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Rocky Mount
Carter Darrow
Tarboro
Rotay International
Darrow
W. B. Riker
Reidsville
Abit Nix
Athens
Rotary International
James Gheen
New York City
Lime first manufactured in Providence in 1662
The record notes lime first produced at Providence Rhode Island in 1662 when the city granted Thomas Hackleton the liberty to burn lime at a designated place on the Commons.
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Providence
R. T
Thomas Hackleton
Congress urged to arouse public opinion for fair schooling
Philip Klein of the New York School of Social Work told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that an aroused public opinion is essential to guarantee fair opportunity for all children. He called the congress one of the nation’s key agencies in creating such opinion.
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Omaha
Philip Klein
New York School of Social Work
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Klein
The
Congress
Pound at Downing Street Marks Start of War
Sir Dudley Pound, chief of the British naval staff, arrived at No 10 Downing Street with the remark to bystanders that it has started at last, signaling the launch of wartime actions under Prime Minister Chamberlain.
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Ondon
Dudley Pound
No. 10
Downing Street
Chamberlain
Hundred Million Dollar American Bank Organized
Washington reports a $100 million inter American bank to aid Western Hemisphere economic problems is virtually assured. Six nations the minimum for the draft convention have filed notice they will sign tomorrow: United States Mexico Colombia Ecuador Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
Pan American Union
United States
Mexico
Colombia
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Dominican Republic
Baltimore Manual Training School Pioneered Tax-Funded Start
The Baltimore Manual Training School opened in 1884 as the first such institution funded entirely by public taxes marking a landmark in civic education finance.
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Baltimore
Manual Training School
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Welborn
High Point
Duckling
Proctor & Gamble
Bar& G
Lge
Crisco
Charles B. Parmer
Miss Sherry
Jack Rob
NEA Service, Inc
Morrow
Ted
Granny Moses
Uncle Willie
Caneee
Wes
OAK Hill School
Sunset Paper
ELM Street School
Lea
Tryon ST
Cloverdale
Green
Mussele
Eeanns, Sf
Paul Hauser
Edgewood St
R. J. Pierce
Rt. 4
Parkway
Elm Street
Bay Street
East Green
Woodrow Avenue
Tryon Street
East Green Street
Armory
Adj. Lewis-Holmes Transfer Co
Winston Highway
Sinclair Refining Co
Prospect Road
Sheppards Garage
Guilford County Board
OF Elections
D. E. Hudgins
Louis J. Fisher, JR
Rufus W. Reynolds
Green S
Duke Power CO
South Main Street
American Bank
Sandwich Shop
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