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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
7
A 1925 column argues true schooling builds character through effort not marks. It cites memory work, spelling, and arithmetic as proving honesty and self-reliance come from doing quality work, not simply recalling facts. Parents and teachers should focus on genuine skill and personal growth over the “get by” mindset.
A reflection on child labor stigma and the value of hands in education. It contrasts lazy hands with active, purposeful hands modeled by a rural family where children learn by work, caring for animals, gathering from the bowl, and using hands to create and discover. Recognizes mothers guiding hands and the intelligence seen in capable hands.
Raleigh May 29 Old grads will crowd the 26th annual commencement at State College starting June 7 and running through June 9 Alumni Day is June 8 with reunions for classes 1395 1900 1905 1910 1915 1920 and 1924 All alumni receive meals in campus dormitories and gymnasium dedication by Dr Ben R Lacy Jr and Maj John L Griffith as speakers The program includes baccalaureate sermon Sunday and degree conferrals Tuesday with senior orations and prizes to follow Forthright event details outlined for June 7 8 and 9.
Walter Crissman of High Point has been elected business manager of the Carolina Magazine at the University of North Carolina. A senior next year, Crissman is active in campus life, previously led The Pointer in high school, and will serve as assistant general secretary of the Y M C A. He was initiated into Epsilon Phi Delta Cosmopolitan club last Thursday. Other local news reports Claude Reitzel elected High Point club president with Clifton Ring as VP William Ragan as secretary treasurer and Holt McPherson as sergeant at arms for the coming year.
At 11:00 a m graduation exercises were held at Pullen Place featuring an address by Frank Thilly.
A reader asks if a player who hits OB must tee from the same spot for the next stroke. The answer cites Rule 23, stating that when a ball is out of bounds the next stroke should be played as nearly as possible from the spot where the previous stroke was played.
A reader asks about dropping when out of bounds and whether a through line allows a restarting match after a lost ball signals a following match to play through. Innis Brown notes there is no rule but etiquette supports letting the match go on through and clearing the way before resuming.
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