Honors Awarded Students At High School Here For Work During Present Year
Awards for achievements in athletics were given to high school students Friday. Eighteen girls and twenty four boys earned letters and monograms for track and baseball, with points determining girls letters. Names include Rose Askew, Maude Hamil, Iris Welborn, Irene McAnally, Emma Fritz, Eva Chappalear, Mil dred Massey, Leta Northcutt, Hazel Haynes, Pauline Haynes, Elizabeth Ragan, Grace Bulla, Virginia Hunt, Dorothy Fritz, Bessie Hedrick, Lois Stout, Hazel Scoggins, Jennie Lee Welborn, John Douglas, Fred Ingram, Malory Turner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Askew
Maude Hamil
Iris Welborn
Irene McAnally
Emma Fritz
John Douglas
Fred Ingram
Malory Turner
BE. W. Freeze
Wilson Foebel
Obed Hancock
Frank Armfield
Bud Gurley
Fred Thomas
James McCleod
Chigger Moffitt
Robert Hubbard
Charles Spencer
Tee Etters
Eccles Scott
Carl Hill
Hoyle Lopp
Lee Clodfelter
Levi Williard
Health as a Necessity of Modern Life
The article argues health, vitality, and regular exercise are essential for well being. It cautions against relying on medicine alone, noting progress in science while stressing neglect of the body leads to illness. It links physical strength to overall life quality and societal progress.
Florence Nightingale club to study Birds Monday night
Industrial clubs notes describe events with the Florence Nightingale club and Miss Adelia Hazard, Worth While club meeting, Big Hosiery Mill club organization led by Miriam Hayworth and officers Dot Harvey and Ruby Outlaw, Win-One club Thursday, Lend-A Hand club Friday, and health recreation at the Y M C A with girls age groups and swimming times. Camp Otakne weekend under Miss Yarnall. high school Girl Reserve clubs pause for exams. Freshman Sophomore joint meeting to end regular Girl Reserve meetings with a social planned.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Adelia Hazard
Worth While
Big Hosiery Mill Club
Miriam Hayworth
Dot Harvey
Ruby Outlaw
Win-One
Highland
Miss Yarnall
Camp
Otakne
Skull Bones Count In Humans Reaches Twenty Two
A human skull comprises twenty two bones. This figure reflects the standard anatomical count used in medical texts and anatomy classes.
Educational aims expand beyond books in new High Point program
Dr. Andrews outlines a four fold education balancing mental physical social and spiritual growth. He notes modern schools, including High Point, must strengthen elementary bases to support a comprehensive program. Physical health is essential, with sports and exercise as means to develop capable, energetic individuals. Emerson cited on health and performance.
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T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Y Opens Summer Activities For Girls At The Y M C A
The Y M C A announces a summer program open to all girls 4 to 10 with activities from dramatics to nature lore. Tuesday features Y W day with playtime for younger girls and swimming. interest group meetings begin at 9:30 with a walking club and crafts, sign up at posters or at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Watt Davis Loses Appeal In Courts
Special to the Enterprise Lexington May 26 Watt Davis a one arm Lexington white man with a court reputation had an appeal from the records court to the superior court. Judge Olive of the Lexington recorder's court ordered 17 months on the county roads of Davidson to go into effect. The road sentences had been suspended because he supported a wife and children. They become active when Davis was arraigned again on a charge of assaulting his wife.
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Lexington
Watt Davis
Olive
Lexington Recorder’s Court
Davidson
Davis
No Set Effort in Hull Candidacy for County Democrats
Lexington May 26. No indications the Hull campaign will try to control the county convention votes set for Saturday June 9. Presidential nomination sentiment will unfold in precinct meetings across townships before the county convention at the courthouse. Governor Alfred E Smith appears the favored candidate among those who have stated positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hull
Alfred E. Smith
Sugar in the caps of hundreds of trees and plants
Sugar is present in the cap of nearly two hundred tree and plant varieties, a finding highlighting unexpected sweetness in diverse flora and suggesting broader biochemical roles for plant caps.
Louise Brooks Prefers Featured Roles Over Stardom
Hollywood public image clashes with actress Louise Brooks private stance. Press agent crafted image paints her as blasé but she would rather remain a featured player. Brooks values good stories and avoids grand premieres while pursuing Beggars of Life where she plays a feminine vagabond.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Cali
Louise Brooks
Miss Brooks
Louise
New York
Colleen Moore
Beggars
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C. A
Emerson
North State Shoe Co
North Main St
Extra
Fib
the Young Men’s Store, Inc
Robert I. Harris
Mgr
Building and Loan Shares
ENCE
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
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