State College Readies Self-Government System
State College moves to self rule with a student government split into 28 legislative and 16 executive officers. A. G. Floyd of Fairmont is elected president of the student body and heads the council, while K S Nissen of Winston-Salem serves as vice president and chair.
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State College
Agriculture
Agricultural Department
A. G. Floyd
Fairmont
Athletic Association
K S. Nissen
Winston-Salem
W. M. Cummings
Reidsville
T. V W. Suttenfield
Leaksville
Vairmont
R. L. Mills
Mooresville
D. BR. Jenkins
Keenville
R. P. Farrell
K. S. Nissen
Winston- Salem
J. F. Johnson
Mount Airy
W. D. Hampton
Brevard
B. F. Norris
Gastonia
T. W. Luttenfield
H. Warren
Lenoir
I. KL. Langley
Barnwell
S. C.J
Crater
J. Ee. Britt
Clinton
W. S. Morris
Wilmington
Houge
F. Mauney
Old Fort
Lincolnton
E. C. Tatum
Mocksville
G. T. Parker
Kelford
J. K. Blum
H. L. Fisher
Rockwell
J. B. Cornwell
Chester
S.C
R. W
Sunday schools feel shortage in paper supplies
The Presbyterian church report to the General Assembly notes a print paper shortage that hit church publications and Sunday school leaflets. It cites postwar price hikes, slow normalizing of costs, and factory wage pressures while affirming the committee’s progress in evangelizing through Sunday schools despite adverse conditions.
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ST. Louis
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
America
South
Campaign opens with bright prospects for High Point fund
A High Point campaign opens with city support from C. A. and J. Elwood Cox praising the YWCA. Cox, who recently added a bequest to the High Point YWCA in his will, emphasizes the project benefits for city girls and merchants as funds aim to build a new cafeteria to attract visitors and travelers.
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Cc. A
High Point
J. Elwood Cox
Y. W
Sunday School Growth and Finance Report Highlights
The report notes a 1903 start for Sunday school evangelism and a 15 year growth of 283460 professed members with 136548 through Sunday schools. It records a 100028.35 contribution for extension and publication and cites last year’s expenses at 132000 with a requested budget of 110000 for the current year.
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Churches and Sundays
Department For Extension
Teachers Needed Per Language
SAN FRANCISCO May 22 The chief difficulty with the Chinese language is lack of proper teachers says W B Pettus head of the North China Union Language School of Peking The school teaches Americans in less than a year to converse fluently in a language once thought beyond the Yankee Pettus notes more than 200 Americans are studying including business men and missionaries The Chinese government has granted a three acre site inside the walled city Pettus on a year long leave to solicit funds to support the institution which has received a 40000 gift from the Rockefeller foundation Pettus is nephew of the late Senator Pettus of Alabama
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San Francisco
W. B. Pettus
North China Union Language School of
Peking
Segation
Pettus
Rockefeller Foundation
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Fliers and figures mark Greensboro fund drive effort
J J Farris cites Chamber of Commerce aims at fifteen thousand dollars for women’s work while comparing past Elks Rotarians and gasoline expenses. Fra zier Piano company lent a piano and Miss Genevieve Moore led songs as W R Morrow and Wesley Memorial orchestra accompanied. Genevieve Moore performed with Miss Clara Boyd at the piano as the Y girls delivered familiar tunes to a grateful audience.
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Dette
Greensboro Vy W.C. A
Frazier Piano Company
Genevieve Moore
W. R. Morrow
Wesley Memorial Church
Clara Boyd
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Advert for Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement extols Nature's Remedy NR Tablets claiming to relieve rheumatism by correcting digestion and elimination. It notes benefits for digestion, liver tone, kidney and bowel action, blood improvement and system cleansing. The 25c box promises twenty five days use and a satisfaction guarantee through MEANN DRUG CO.
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Nature
Dinner meeting sets district assignments for High Point girls
Hoover the waiter faced his duties with heavy resolve as guests learned he aims to be an undertaker. After songs and addresses, the group divided blue cards for district work and left confident in a big, rewarding task ahead for the High Point girls.
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Hoover
High Point
Rub My Tism Pain Killer Claims Relief
Rub-My-Tism is advertised as a versatile pain killer for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and general soreness. The copy touts quick relief and broad use across common pains without noting medical testing or side effects.
Campaign fund drive brings diverse civic group turnout
About two hundred people attended a fund campaign led by committees plus clergy, business leaders, newspapers, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, and the chamber of commerce. The event closed with a spirited rendition of a song urging donors to raise fifteen thousand dollars.
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Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Ecommerce
Dinner for All Workers Served This Evening
Workers are informed that dinner will be served at 6 30 this evening. The message emphasizes appreciation for those who have toiled long hours and miles today.
Draughon’s Business College Ad Promises Job Ready Graduates
A Draughon’s Business College advertisement asserts daily call volumes for stenographers and bookkeepers and claims trained graduates deliver results. It promotes full information by phone or mail and notes regular courses taught by mail. Located in Columbia South Carolina with contact names listed.
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Draughon
Business
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