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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1930
Page
9
Duke University moves to establish a new women’s college this fall serving as a separate campus with its own 120 acre site and 65,100 acre adjacent facilities. September 24 is set for the opening with women using all academic resources of the university in a distinct campus environment.
The Guilford County Medical Society reports the death of Dr Owen Smith of High Point. A former Asheville arrival, he joined the Society and practiced widely serving his community with dedication and care. The Society extends sympathy to his family. Signed by Dr L L Simmons Dr J A Kiger and Dr P W Flagge.
The university will limit the women’s college to 250 students and move to a new campus while preserving co education features. The women’s campus will include dormitories, classrooms, science buildings, a library, gym, and athletic facilities with joint academic standards and shared resources, led by Dean Alicea Baldwin and librarian Lillian Griggs.
An evangelist, a golf writer, a sport radio announcer and a baseball writer form an unusual WSB radio team in Atlanta. Morgan Blake leads the sports staff of the Atlanta Journal as evangelist. O B Keeler writes golf duties with the Walker Cup team. Guy Butler is the baseball scribe. Bill Munday broadcasts football for NBC.
American engineers are invited to participate in the International Congress of General Mechanics to be held in Liege Belgium on August 30.
Trace McMillan a local athlete scout leader and former high school football star departed Sheets Bottoms on High Rock Lake in a fifteen foot canoe heading toward Georgetown South Carolina and the sea. He plans to use local help at dam sites to portage the craft and will travel with camping gear as friends watch the expedition unfold.
RALEIGH. May 17. Distribution of ring-neck pheasant eggs from the state game farm near Asheboro by mid May had passed the total output of the entire previous season, announced today by Charles H. England state game warden. The total output of pheasant eggs...
The state game warden reported that eggs collected through May 15 reached 8,000, up from about 6,900 for the 1929 season, indicating a rise in wildlife harvest figures.
Officials report pheasant rearing results show strong potential for large scale introduction in North Carolina. The new game bird will be protected under a two year close hunting season to aid the program.
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