Nurses pass state board exams in record showing
Fifteen nurses in Wellington received top marks as 4 trained nurses who took the examination last week all passed with notable scores. In the 15th annual North Carolina State Nurses association session, 94 additional nurses passed via reciprocity from other states. Pauline Robinson of Charlotte led with 98.75 percent, and Ruth Wicker of High Point followed with second honors.
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Moss Lois A. Toomer
Wilmington
Board of Examiners
State Board
Emma Woody
Wilson
Emily Morton
Estelle Holder
Lenoir
Fannie Fraley
Ellen Mullican
Lillian McD. George
Evelyn C. Armstrong
Georgia L. Perell
Annie M. Bullock
Marie A. Farley
Addie Meares Perry
Ethel Buckner
Cora L. Isley
Mabel Louise King
Ethiel J. Ashcraft
Frances Levey
Delia
Kk. Nman
Linnie Louise Pridgen
Helen Kh. Houston
Lila Aman
Christie McRae Pinner
Mettie Ann Owen
Mary D. Connoly
Leta T. Smith
Lumberton
Ruth Wicker
High Point
Mary L. Casey
Kinston
Grace Farrow
Durham
Shadie A. Saffritt
Norma Conyer
Sancurg
Laura L. Culp
Gold Hill
Berea
Lomax
Ettie May Perkins
Greenville
Jenette Doe
Ada Corpening
Statesville
Mary B. Goforth
Washington, D. C
Sarah M. McDonald
Bennettsville
D. C
Nora Louise Taylor
Winston-Salem
Alice Victoria Danney
Elva Deans
Raleigh
Johnsic
Fisher
Pineville
Annie E. Raney
Maud Henry
Pearl FE
Woosley
Minnie S. Butte
Sanford
Mary Bowman
Marshville
Leah May Wirby
Minnie Lee Marshal
Winsten-Salem
Marie Mel. Silver
Waynesville
Sarah M. Black
Lillie May Wal- Lumberton
Dora L. Johnson
St. Pauls
Mary E. Lewis
Rens Coalfield
Suffolk
Dolores Troxler
Theresa Rider
Emily Brewer
Josephine Vitouke
Thereas Tansey
Mary Louise Healy
Veronica Riley
Regis Flynn
Greensboro
Mary Bridge Merath
Mary Vincent Murphy
Mary Doyle
Charlotte
Bell Reece
Asheville
Hattie Lowry
Dorothy Hayden
Cleone Hobbs
Mary Wyche
Henderson
Constance Pfohl
Julia Stinson
Presid
Hendersonville
Belle Reese
Dorothy Od Means
Real estate spurt in Guilford county with 12 deeds
Greensboro May 28 Twelve deeds were filed in Guilford county with six transfers to the county board of education. Names include W O Galey Orlanda Coble W A Smith and W Tucker among others. Also listed are state board exam results and appointments for board of education officers and directors. A multiplication teaching machine by a French teacher is noted.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
County Board of Education
W. O. Galey
Clay Township
Orlanda Coble
W. A. Smith
Jamestown Township
W. ©. Tucker
Fentress Township
P. H. Sumner
G. R. Apple
Lenoir College honors 21 graduates with A B degrees
Hickory May 28 The 24th annual commencement at Lenoir College concluded with 21 graduates receiving the A B degree and two more to be awarded after further work. The event featured music, essays by students, and the awarding of medals and honors to numerous scholars and performers. Honorary doctorates were given to Rev L L Lehr and Rev C W Bell, with Rev GG H Gerberding receiving a doctor of laws.
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Lenoir College
R. C. Glenn
Columbia University
New York
Laura Plank
Kings Mountain
Johnsie Rhyne
Nellie Hallman
Ruth Mosteller
Henry Lee Seay
Betty Cleo Aderholdt
Barbara Wathryn Aderholdt
Victor Ward Aderholdt
John Will Aiken
Sadie Estherseabach
James Homer Bowles
West Baxter Rhyne
Lester Lafayette Deal
John Wesley Bolick
Coit Ray Troutman
Everett Preston
Charles H. Reitzel
Newton
M. Joseph Ichartz
Salisbury
Lillian Plank
King’s Mountain
Myrtle Pence
Charlotte
L. Berge Beam
Crouse
F.L. Conrad
Lexington
Arnold B. Cochrane
Lneonton
Curtis SK. Wise
Barber
Mary Yoder
Hickory
Vera Torrence
Greenville
S. Co
Carl ©. Lippard
Statesville
Kenneth Hewitt
R. A. Yoder
M. Craig Yoder
L. L. Lehr
Lincolnton
C. WK. Bell
GG. H. Gerberding
D. D
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary
F. C. Longacker
Springfield
Ill
M. L. Stirewalt
Pedestrian Hardest to Control Says Police Chief
At the International Association of Police Chiefs convention in Cincinnati Chicago Chief C. E. Healy argued that pedestrians are the hardest to manage, underscoring calls for national traffic rules.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati O
International Association of Police Chiefs
C. E. Healy
Chicago
Grocery List From a 1950s Market Ad
A dense torn sample shows prices and items: fresh meats such as sirloin and round steak and rib roast, pork steak sausage and sliced bacon, plus a range of canned goods Libby's products including peaches apple butter and syrup. Produce features lemons bananas pineapples, while staples include coffee and cereal.
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Libby
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