College features share talks and music at chapel hour
High Point college students heard three features at chapel last Wednesday. Prof Kennett spoke on forensic activities and awarded medals for public speaking, Mr Blake of Theodore Presser Co discussed aiding deserving music students and offered three vocal solos, and Elwood Carroll urged funds for delegates to the International Student conference in Detroit.
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High Point College
Kennett
Blake
Theodore Presser Company
Mandalay
Rainbow Valley
Sleepy Hollow
Elwood Carrol
Detroit
Dr Stevenson Address At Local College Talk
Dr F W Stevenson executive secretary of the board of education of the Methodist Protestant church spoke to the students of High Point College about church educational aims and community service.
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Stevenson
Logal College
F. W. Stevenson
Board of Education
The
Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
Library Receives 216 New Volumes at High Point College
The High Point college library added 216 new books this past week covering history English American poetry philosophy chemistry and science. Notable additions include complete sets by Jane Austen Thomas Hardy and Joseph Conrad.
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High Point College Library
Jane Austin
Thomas Hardy
Joseph Conrad
Library Growth and New Rules at College
New books arrive continually as a new library system and rules are adopted this year to keep pace with rapid college growth led by J. H. Kress.
High Point College Plans Debates With Wake Forest
High Point College debates likely with Wake Forest this year the college’s Forensic Council reports. Davidson College is also a possible opponent while six institutions met to draft a tentative schedule including Davidson State College Lenoir Rhyne Guilford and High Point. The college recently noted previous wins in triangular debates and forensics progress.
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Kennett
High Point College
Wake Forest College
Davidson College
State Forensic Association
Davidson
State College
Lenoir Rhyne
Guilford
High Point
Keith Harrison
R. L. Hill
Girls Day Student Council Holds First Regular Meeting
About 25 day student girls met in the college auditorium despite rain for the first regular Girl's Day Student Council meeting. Annie Lee Jarrell, president, outlined the club’s purpose to unite the day students and foster cooperation at High Point College. Frances Hatton reports.
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Wanda Penny
Ruth Jarrell
Annie Lee Jarrell
High Point College
Mary Young
Frances Hatton
Personal notes from Elizabeth Brown at the college
Miss Eva Ellis visited Greensboro hosted by Miss Hattie Rodwell and Miss Frances Parham at NC College for Women. Other locals visited include Miss Margaret Rogers of Burlington staying with sister Miss Paulette Rogers, Miss Helen Hayes at Henderson home, and several campus visitors and attendees at the State Davidson game in Greensboro.
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Elizabeth Brown
Eva Ellis
Greensboro
Hattie Rodwell
Frances Parham
Margaret Rogers
Burlington
Paulette Rogers
Helen Hayes
Henderson
Gene Williams
Alice Faulkner
Danville
J. P. Rogers
Asheboro
Canary Johnson
L. S. Lewis
Lilian Buckner
Liberty
Penn Hunter
Bob Snider
Runt” Pierce
Ted Freeman
Hart Campbell
Johnny Heeth
Minnie Caffey
Edna
Elizabeth Nicholson
Edith Pope
Jewel Hughes
Denton
N. C
Wanda Penny
Catherine Murr
Ministerial
Life Service Workers
Farm bill sees minor changes before final approval
Senator McNary of Oregon said final approval of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill in its present form is hopeless but a relief measure may still pass. A committee report led by Nagel could influence action, with plans to reintroduce the bill despite current obstacles.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
White House
State Agriculture Committee
Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Nagel
Commerce Department
National Grange
Auto ownership figures highlight North Carolina counties
Raleigh dispatch reports the state revenue department data showing seven people walking the streets in a city or town while one owns a car. Guilford county averages one automobile per 3.9 residents and Carteret along the coast one per 32 residents.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Revenue Department
Guilford County
Carteret
Australia observes armistice with nationwide silence
At 11 o'clock all work and traffic stopped across Australia in memory of the armistice signing. The silence lasted until the last post was sounded, marking the moment of reflection nationwide.
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Melbourne
Australia
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