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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1936

Page

8

Five College Seniors Named to Who's Who

Five High Point College seniors have been named representatives in Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges. Honorees include Mary Margaret Bates Winston Salem Dorothy Bell Southport Inez Hill Denton Allen Austin High Point and Paul Owen Pinnacle. Austin serves as student government president and leads campus activities.

High Point College Mary Margaret Bates Winston-Salem Dorothy Bell Southport Inez Hill Denton Allen Austin High Point Paul Owen Pinnacle Austin Steele Street Hi- Po Hiralean Society Epsilon Eta Phi

Rail fall costs toe loss for Richmond man

A man identified as George Simmons of Richmond Virginia sustained the loss of the toes on his right foot after slipping while boarding a moving freight train in Greensboro.

Greensboro George Simmons Richmond

Two questioned in man's death in New York hotel

Detectives questioned two men as part of the investigation into the garroting death of R. Walton Ford 35 an interior decorator formerly of Roanoke Virginia found in a midtown hotel. Ford was tied with lamp cord radio wire and a belt two neckties wrapped around his throat a gash on the forehead and blood on bed and floor police say strangulation was the cause. Two suspects were stopped while attempting to leave with suitcases containing Ford's clothing and a portable radio missing a corner.

New York R. Walton Ford Roanoke Ford

College Selects Its Superlatives

The Zen ith yearbook for High Point College nears completion after two days of photography. Senior class superlatives feature Paul Owen Pinnacle and Marguerite Jenkins Frostburg Md as best all around. Allen Austin and Julia Coe High Point as most popular. William Weisner Charlotte and Dorothy Bell Southport most intellectual. Lee Sherrill Statesville and Margaret Dixon High Point most athletic. Alton Hartman Advance and Sara Harris Summerfield best sports. Sheldon Dawson Salisbury Md and Gladys Maxwell Hendersonville most friendly. Charles Ridge Lexington and Dorothy Bell Southport most original. George Armfield High Point and Julia Coe High Point most looking.

High Point College Zenith Paul Owen Pinnacle Marguerite Jenkins Frostburg Allen Austin High Point Julia Coe William Weisner Charlotte Dorothy Bell Southport Lee Sherrill Statesville Margaret Dixon Alton Hartman Advance Sara Harris Summerfield Sheldon Dawson Salisbury Gladys Maxwell Hendersonville Charles Ridge Lexington George Armfield

Dewar charged in fatal stabing during argument

Deputies searched today for Shelton Dewar after he was charged with fatally stabbing his brother Fred Dewar, 27, Tuesday night following a political argument in Lumberton.

Lumberton Shelton Dewar Fred

Old Cars and Safe Driving Takeaway

The piece notes that about 16 percent of car fatalities involve some mechanical defect and that 67 percent of cars on the road are five years old or more. It urges keeping an older car in good condition or retiring it if it has degenerated into a makeshift vehicle.

Moon guided planting advice by C R Hook column

The column advises studying plant needs after a poor growing season and lists acid-loving ornamentals and perennials. It notes when the moon is favorable for planting November 9 10 11 and cautions against fourth quarter days, inviting readers to mail queries to C R Hook in High Point North Carolina.

Andromeda C. R. Hook P. O High Point N. C

Conference Opens Annual Meeting in Greensboro

The North Carolina college conference opened its 16th annual meeting in Greensboro, with sessions continuing through tomorrow. Committee reports and group discussions will occupy most of the time, and a proposal by Dr. Thomas W. Lingle of Davidson College and others to halt all forms of athletic proselyting is expected to be discussed.

Greensboro North Carolina College Conference Thomas W. Lingle Davidson College

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