North Carolina colleges to award more than 2400 degrees
Across North Carolina 21 colleges plan June and May commencements. Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill lead with large graduation totals, while Appalachian State, Guilford, Elon, East Carolina, Queens, Wake Forest, NCSU and others also announce degree counts and honorary distinctions.
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Wage Differentials In IRA Codes Demanded
Mon tarers from 13 states representing the Southern States Industrial council pressed for wage differentials to be preserved under IRA codes and urged Virginia and Kentucky be added to the southern group. Gus W. Dyer of Nashville denounced the New Deal as a failed old policy, while Foney Johnson of Birmingham supported high wages and opposed wage cuts.
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Leonard Street School Graduates Fifty One At Thirteenth Commencement
Leonard Street School closed the 33-34 year by awarding entrance certificates to fifty one students. Grace Deberry led with an oration Just A Job, Louise Anderson spoke on Planning and Building, and a seventh grade reading of I Am A Negro by Joseph Ansem Finch drew praise.
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Edgar A. Guest
Louise Anderson
Horace Copeland Hill
Joseph Ansem Finch
Johann Strauss
Adelaide A. Proctor
Lillie Mae Holly
Crown Bird
Mayda Wood
Frank Crane
John Cyrus Robinson
Sylvia
Deis
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R. Natha Dett
Girls Glee Club
Will Wood
Dorothy Mae Elliot
the Lotus Feters
Alfred Tennyson
Ada Elisabeth Lind
William Penn seniors observe class tight in auditorium
The William Penn seniors observed a school class night in the auditorium on Monday. The program featured a march in, a class history read by Julia Alexander, statistics on class personalities, and songs led by John Humphrey and William Little.
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John Humphrey
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Willie Brower
James Keno
Carl Tate
John Hagey
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Uates
Massey Family Graduation Visit Highlights Local News
Mrs. Ida Massey of Waxhaw visited the city to attend the graduation of her son Robert Massey and daughter Ora Massey Paige from William Penn. Miss Cleola Thomas, Mooreville junior high teacher, is visiting at the DeBerry residence on Kivett drive.
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Miss Grant Wins William Penn Oratorical Prize
Miss Anna Mae Grant won the $150 Society of Friends prize for the best oration on Quakerism at William Penn auditorium. Judges listed contestants and topics including Miss Goins and Mr Massey. the William Penn chorus performed several numbers. The article also notes Fairview school’s 22nd commencement date and program with certificates to be awarded to 36 students.
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Fairview School
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Icie Phone
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Award Presented by Spessard to College Faculty Members
Bowen, Prof. H. L. Spessard, and Prof. R. H. Gunn of High Point college faculty received an award. The presentation was made by Prof. Spessard.
Blue Eagle Club Hosts Political Meet
Dr. J. Z. Burrus, Democratic state senate candidate, spoke to Negro citizens at the Blue Eagle club room on Fast Washington Street. Prof. O. F. Davis urged registration for the June primaries before several speakers introduced those who commented on the candidate.
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Fairview School Hosts Student Social Evening
Fairview School held a Thursday afternoon social for varsity teams on May 17 from 3 90 to 6 00 in the auditorium. The Athletic committee supervised the event with Miss N C Moss Miss P F Payne Miss A J Jones Mrs M P Nightengale and Mrs J K Williams assisting. Games activities and refreshments followed with music by former graduate Miss Helen Gannaway.
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Four First Graders Present The Cruise of the Trundle Bed
The Leonard 8t school staged The Cruise of the Trundle Bed Friday night in the school auditorium. The costumes were pretty and the young performers showed fine action under directors Mesdames Reed Atwater and Miachel with Mrs. D Ingram at the piano.
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Atwater
Miachel
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