Erwin Addresses Thomasville Graduates in Commencement
Thomasville High School held its commencement with 61 diplomas awarded. Clyde A. Erwin, North Carolina Superintendent of Schools, urged graduates to engage in government, vote, and pursue hard work for success, calling for spiritual emphasis and restraint in war. He named nations and stressed education as a challenging path.
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Thomasville High School
Main Street
Clyde A. Erwin
North Carolina
Erwin
Russia
Italy
Germany
Spain
England
United States
Hattie Odessa Bailey
Chester Cline Baily
Dorothy Eldora Baumgardner
Margaret Kathleen Beck
Julia Lois Binkley
Mary Louise Brewer
Sara Mason Brewer
Netie Mae Brinkley
Rachael Roselle Bruton
Sarah Pauline Carter
Mary Louise Coffee
Evelyn Elizabeth Cameron
Mary Thelma Ellis
George Allen Everington
Clyde Peacock Fowler
Alta Lee Freeman
May Sumner Griffith
Paul Burgess Harris
Elizabeth Hawsene Heglar
Iris Rebecca Hill
Leona Belle Hill
Odell Glen Hill
Lois Lee Hilliard
Helen Marie Holt
Manly Lawrence Howard
Arthur Cicero Kennedy, Jr
Pauline Wright King
Hazel Lee Lassiter
Audrey Margaret Leonard
Calep
Arthur Lohr
Keiffer Lindsay Long
S Jr
Orren Ray Mason
William Joseph May
Mildred Anne Millis
Paul Myers
Bessie Whitford Newby
Jennings Walter Newsome
Iris Juanita Owen
Paul Everette
Press
Successful athletic season concludes at local high school
The report lists players across baseball and tennis teams, naming Oscar McMullan Jack Hussey Carl Cooper Clifton Overcash Ed Brown and others. Baseman Brantley Hacks wrapped a second season at catcher while infielders Marie Grant Burke Koontz Lloyd Evans and Alex Meekins were keyed to the defense. Harold Rickard led the Bisons with a .423 batting average in 13 games and the tennis squad, coached by Thomas R Baldwin, posted four wins four losses and one tie with notable victories over Southern Pines Hickory Salisbury Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
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Reading
Wade E. Mariette
Meekins
Hussey
Fitzgerald
Rickard
Hucks
Koontz
Grant
McMerlan
Overcash
Culler
Schultheiss
McDowell
Griffin
Hayworth
F. Evans
Brown
Causey
Sensemback
Teague
J. Evans
Linthicum
Cooper
Oscar McMullan
Jack Hussey
Carl Cooper
Clifton Overcash
Ed Brown
Brantley Hacks
Marie Grant
Burke Koontz
Lloyd Evans
Alex Meekins
Lonnie Fitzgerald
Garland Causey
Harold Rickard
Bisons
Bison
Southern Pines
Hickory
Salisbury
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
William Frazier
George Stewart
Leslie Conrad
David Conrad
Pickett Hamlin
Thurman Horney
Thomas R. Baldwin
Notable Names Mentioned in Local Social Notes
A list of individuals including Margaret Louise Ritchie James Cameron Tew Alice Leon tine Ward Geraldine Farrar Webb Fayble Welborn Billy Weet Clanette Westmore land Joyce Lee Wright Kathryn Loving Yarborough appears in a social notes roundup. The fragment hints at a community roster or society notices with several full names.
Building in Raleigh and NC Cities Shows April Spending
Reports from 21 North Carolina cities show April building activity totaling 1 598 000 dollars, up from 1 309 200 dollars in April 1936. The statistics were compiled by the city and state agencies.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Murchison To Speak Belmont Event Delayed
May 22. Fred M. Allen secretary treasurer announced Dr Claudius T. Murchison president of the King George I of England could not speak the language of his domain.
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Murchison
Spear Belmont
Fred M. Allen
Claudius T. Murchison
George I
England
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