University of North Carolina Commencement Plans Set
The UNC Chapel Hill commencement runs June 8 to 10 with Dr. Stanley Hopper delivering the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday June 9 at Memorial hall. Events include class reunions for several old and mid century cohorts, band concerts, gallery talks, ROTC review, and a graduation ceremony in Kenan Stadium. Chancellor House presides. Governor Gregg Cherry and President Frank P. Graham participate.
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General Alumni Association
Carolina Playmakers
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Kenan
R. Gregg Eerry
Josephus Daniels
Frank P. Graham
Barefoot Boy Reverie From North Carolina Past
W A Bivins recalls youth in North Carolina when spring and summer brought barefoot days. teens traded music and romance for peach orchards and rugged trials as mothers hastened to treat foot sores. Whittier’s barefoot boy inspired courage amid dew and danger.
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Mr. Tennyson
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Revival talk and the rise of modern evangelism in London
A speaker argues old style revivals with hell-fire and dramatic emotion faded, while new evangelism struggles for impact. He recalls Charles Spurgeon’s conversion under a moving sermon in London and Dwight L. Moody influencing Wilfred T. Greenfell, illustrating how spiritual awakenings shape lives and pointing to a patient, youth-led revival ahead.
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Jim Kearns
Jim
London
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Dwight L. Moody
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No report of an eagle carrying off a child substantiated
Scientists estimate an eagle can lift more than seven pounds, yet no verified case exists of an eagle carrying off a child. The claim remains unproven and unsupported by documented evidence.
Henderson Man Re elected President of Warehousemen Group
Fred S. Royster of Henderson was re elected president of the North Carolina Middle Belt Warehousemen's association at a meeting in Oxford. New officers include Dan Carter of Carthage as vice president Brooks Turner of Henderson as secretary and treasurer and other reps on the board of governors.
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Fred S. Royster
Henderson
North Carolina
Middle Belt Warehouse‘men's Association
Dan Carter
Carthage
Brooks Turner
R. B. Talley
Fuquay Springs
Arthur Carver
Durham
Royster
Bright Belt Warehousemen’'s Association
A. L. Carver
David Hobbs
Aberdeen
R. K. Carroll
Warrenton
A. J. Rogers
Tobacco group urges continued government tobacco control
The association of Fuquay Springs John S. Watkins of Oxford W P Alston of Henderson CE Ford of Louisburg J L Wilson of Sanford and Dan Carter of Carthage adopted a resolution urging continued government controls on tobacco production. The action followed an address by former Governor J M Broughton who urged less government control over business but supported keeping tobacco controls.
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Oxford
W. J. Alston
Henderson
CE. Ford
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J. L. Wilson
Sanford
Dan Carter
Carthage
J. M. Broughton
Wells Dug in Szechwan for Gas and Brine Illumination
In 221 B.C. Chinese engineers dig wells across Szechwan to extract gas and brine for illumination and salt production. The work supports early energy and mineral extraction in the province.
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