Memorial Gate to Be Erected at College Main Entrance
At a senior class meeting Tuesday, final plans for the memorial gate at the college entrance were approved. Lacy G. Baynes vacancy in marshal role due to his father's death, Raymond Dixon named as marshal for the coming year. Gate construction will be rushed after sidewalk work completes, to beautify the campus. upcoming year events and selections for class historian poet testator and valedictorian to be voted soon.
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Lacy G. Baynes
Raymond Dixon
Students Show Interest in New Mixed Glee Club
The student body shows intense interest in forming a mixed glee club directed by Professor Dan Smith of the college music department. The group currently numbers about 25 girls and 25 boys, with plans to reduce the size soon.
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Dan Smith
College glee club plans first public performances
About 30 members rehearse weekly in the college chapel hall at 7 15 pm with eager anticipation. Dc B Amick Jr the glee club manager has set tentative dates for future appearances in Mebane Asheboro Liberty and High Point with a first public show planned in February. The group under Mr Smith is talented and expected to delight local music lovers.
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Mately
College Chapel Hall
Dc. B. Amick, Jr
Glee Club
Mebane
Asheboro
Liberty
High Point
Mr. Smith
Preacher from High Point Speaks at College
Rev. C. P. Cobie of First Presbyterian High Point urges students to ponder the idea of a fool as one who ignores others and God. He delivers a devotional talk at High Point College, avoiding academic topics and stressing selflessness.
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C. P. Cobie
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
High Point College
Cobie
Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Adolphe
Kathryn Carver
Kathryn
Sermon Highlights Wealth vs Spirit in Moral Lesson
Rev. Coble warned that many people are fools for treating possessions as holy and neglecting God and fellow humans. He cited Jesus’ awareness of God as essential and contrasted it with a man who valued self and wealth above others, preferring a meaningful soul over material comforts.
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God
Jesus
Rev
Coble
Cherniavsky 10 Be At College Shortly
The Cherniavsky trio will appear November 14 in the High Point College auditorium. Their second appearance in as many years excites students and faculty. This likely marks their last local college appearance for several years before an extended European tour post 1927-28 concert course.
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Cherniavsky
High Point College
Cherniavsky Brothers
Leo
Jan
Mischal
Cherniavskys to Perform Violin Cello and Harp Recital
M. H. H. Joachim, native of India, received warmly on October 11 at the Lyceum course. A packed house is expected to greet the Cherniavskys this year with a varied program featuring violin cello and harp.
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M. H. H. Joachim
India
Cherniavskys
Milbourne Amos
Hinshaw Elected Advisor for New Men at High Point College
Prof. C. H. Hinshaw head of education was unanimously chosen faculty advisor for the class of 1931 at High Point College. The freshman class is the largest in college history with talent and leadership, led by President Riley Martin.
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C. H. Hinshaw
Department of Education
High Point College
Prof. Hinshaw
Riley Martin
Prof
Hinshaw
Students and Teachers Attend Annual Met at Asheboro
High Point college participants join the Methodist Protestant conference in Asheboro, with faculty members Dr. R. M. Andrews and Dean P. E. Lindley among attendees. Ministerial students listed include Phylla Bingham and G W Andrews. The session runs through Monday and will assign nearby charges for practical training.
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High Point College
Asheboro
R. M. Andrews
P. E. Lindley
P. S. Kennett
J. D. Hardy
T. C. Johnson
C. R. Hinshaw
Mary Young
Mabel Williams
Norville McIntyre
Phylla Bingham
G. W. Andrews
T. G. Madison
Elwood Carroll
Julius Braxton
D. D. Broome
R. T. Hallock
Kenneth Holt
W. B. Wood
Monroe Bennett
T. J. Whitehead
E. O. Peeler
Taft White
Notable Local College Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
High Point college and nearby towns host a flurry of visits and campus events. Alice Faulkner and friends spend the weekend with Mrs J M Cutchin Jr in Whitakers while Helen Hayes visits Henderson. Elizabeth and Edna Nickelson travel to Asheboro. L R Pearson and son Jack with Ira Chalmers from Virginia visit Dora Pearson at the college. Jack McFall, recently ill in Red Springs, shows signs of recovery and expects to return in the second semester. Sophomores host freshmen for a belated Hallowe en dorm party on the third floor with costumes, corn stalks, jack o lanterns, and prizes. Virginia M Ewen, Enterprise wants bring quick results.
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Alice Faulkner
High Point College
J. M. Cutchin, Jr
Whitakers
N. C
Spencer Cutchin
H. C. Nickelson
Mebane
Elizabeth
Edna Nickelson
Helen Hayes
Henderson
Canary Johnson
L. C. Louis
Asheboro
L. R. Pearson
Jack
Ira Chalmers
Virginia
Dora Pearson
Jack McFall
Red Springs
Charlie Brooks
York
S. C
Mae Woollen
Mary Todd
Minnie Herman
Chester Smith
Clyde Pugh
Virginia M’ewen
Water Purification Progress Lifts North Carolina
A North Carolina Health Bulletin summary praises state water purification progress with 78 towns using filtered supplies, noting improvements since 1921. It cites California survey rankings and stresses laboratory control, while urging public pride in cleaner water and safer supplies statewide.
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North Carolina Health Bulletin
H. E. Mil Ir
California
North Carolina
Pnnsylvania
Ohio
Purification of Water Up For Study In North Carolina
The North Carolina section of the American Waterworks Association prepares for its seventh annual convention in Durham on November 7 to 9. Sessions focus on waste disposal, stream pollution, and modern water purification as small towns seek better supplies.
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Raleigh
Jack
Jill
North Carolina
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Board of Health
The
American Waterworks Asso
Ciation
Durham
Dam Reported Gone In Franklin NH
Officials of the Maine Automotive Association said in telephone talks with Concord New Hampshire that reports from the area stated the dam at Franklin New Hampshire had gone out.
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Portland
Maine Automobile Association
Concord
N. H
Franklin
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