Yearly Honor Roll At Junior High Sees 99 Pupils Listed
Ninety nine students earned honor roll status at the junior high for the recent month as announced by principal Mrs R E Ranson. Boys trailed behind girls 31 to 68 with sixth grade listing 52 pupils and seventh and eighth grades adding 47. The complete roster includes many names across grades with both girls and boys featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Ranson
Gracie Bertha King
Ruth Leonard
Billy Winders
Jessie Mae Bass
Mabel Bray
Betty Hayes
Betsey Perry Yow
Carrol Brewer
Virginia Haley
Christine Lentz
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Lily Mae Moore
Helen McBee
Betty Warner
Myrtle Reagan
Richard Bennett
Herbert Speas
Floyd Taylor
Irma Shore Sheroff
Bonnie Lewis
Doris Johnson
Betty Crocker
Hannah Campbell
Hinty Simmons
Kenneth Payne
Woody Brinson
Arthur Utley
Cozette Marshall
Virginia Robbins
Mary Irene Robbinson
Roy Bradner
Jimmy Ellis
Mary Ruth Brown
Mavis Walker
Catherine Ryan
Joanita Thayer
Howard Forrest
Frances Brown
Rachael Conrad
Ramona Redman
Willie Marie Roach
Donree Setzer
Violette Carmichael
Dorothy Miller
Marie Snider
Mary Jane Wilson
Anne Allman
Eloise Cecil
Susannah Matthews
Emogene Shields
Charles Davis
Mary Lester
Paul Bryant
Roger Taylor
Russell Valentine
Doris Dugegins
Virginia Benton
Alton Hardee
Mary Jo Scales
Mary Elizabeth Stroup
Alfreda Hardie
Hazel Owen
Betsy Saunders
Eloise Rankin
Ilda Childress
Hoyte Hilton
Opal Rose
George Dugegins
Billy
Municipal Lake Shoreline Erosion Work Continues At High Point
Two crews of 22 men under J. M. Batchelor of the Bureau of Plant Introduction cooperated with the Soil Erosion Service to protect the High Point municipal lake shore. West shoreline of the north fork extends 7 500 feet with 3 500 square yards planted in native willow and black alder. Dense honeysuckle areas near washings are being cleared. Plans call for planting all abandoned fields on city lake property by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Municipal Lake
J. M. Batchelor
Bureau of Plant Introduction
Soil Erosion Service
North Fork
Charlies H. Flory
Hutchens Doubling Size Washington Street Food Store
George B. Hutchens announces a remodeling program to double the size of Hutchens DepartmentFood Store and absorb National Food Store on Washington Street. Work is underway with completion expected by the end of next week. The partition between stores is removed and new fixtures will create a modern, well equipped grocery hub in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchens Department
National Food Store
Washington Street
George BE. Hutchens
Hutchens’ Store
National Food Stores Group
Barker Amy Lou Holmes Al vis Smoot William McNeill Trene Bowman Myrtle Mowery
Four individuals named Barker Amy Lou Holmes Al vis Smoot William McNeill Trene Bowman Myrtle Mowery appear in a community notice listing local residents associated with a recent event or filing. The fragment provides no dates, places, or actions to clarify roles or outcomes.
Notable Punctual Junior High Class Maintains Perfect Attendance
In Miss Washburn’s home room at the Junior high school there has been neither tardy nor absence for two months. The eighth grade room has 29 pupils including Reo Edmunds Lucile Edwards Della Payne Charles Morgan Ruby Smith Ruth Cochran Ray West Leland Gregory Ruth Wood Jack Gunter Alfred Taylor Lenwood Brown Blanche Woodlief Harold Butler Harry Kirkman Harvey Wood Fayall Young Gilbert Callahan Willie Vae Garner Fred Smith Charles Lewis Everett Lee Dorothy Beck Leslie Barbour Robert Lewis Arthur Jones Agnes Yarborough Charles Kearns Hugh Staley Evelyn Hill Olee Hartsell Edward Marshall L. C. Andrews Viola Safewright Mamie Brame Willie Underwood Grace Kirkman Vernon Hollerman John Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Washburn
Reo Edmunds
Lucile Edwards
Della Payne
Charles Morgan
Ruby Smith
Ruth Cochran
Ray West
Leland Gregory
Ruth Wood
Jack Gunter
Alfred Taylor
Lenwood Brown
Blanche Woodlief
Harold Butler
Harry Kirkman
Harvey Wood
Fayall Young
Gilbert Callahan
Willie Vae Garner
Fred Smith
Charles Lewis
Everett Lee
Dorothy Beck
Leslie Barbour
Robert Lewis
Arthur Jones
Agnes Yarborough
Charles Kearns
Hugh Staley
Evelyn Hill
Olee Hartsell
Edward Marshall
L. C. Andrews
Viola Safewright
Mamie Brame
Willie Underwood
Grace Kirkman
Vernon Holleman
John Simpson
Third Party Rise reshapes Wisconsin politics after LaFollette era
The LaFollette brothers’ rise to senator and governor ushers a new third party with aims deeper than the New Deal. Roosevelt-Farley backing split for Phil LaFollette’s rival in the governor’s race. Democratic opposition failed to topple progressive Senator Cutting in New Mexico amid broader GOP losses. Norris leads Nebraska to a landmark one house nonpartisan legislature referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
LaFollette Brothers
Senator LaFollette
Roosevelt-Farley
Phil LaFollette
Cutting
New Mexico
Nebraska
George W. Norris
Air travel shrinks Europe to a day from London
The report notes Spain Sweden Norway Austria and Czechoslovakia are now within a one day journey of London by air. It highlights rapid expansion of commercial aviation linking major European nations and reducing travel times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Austria
Czechoslovakia
London
Cricket fundraiser nets warm clothes for sixty children
A recent Lancashire sale of a signed cricket item from English and Australian players raised funds to supply winter clothing for 72 poor children. The event drew fan attention and supported charitable aid during the cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onnglish
Lancashire
England
Harvest Musical Festival at William Penn High
Attendees at the Harvest Musical Festival in the William Penn high school auditorium heard a Ne gro spirituals performance under Prof I E Burford. The program featured Were You There Hallelujah Chorus Detts I Will Never Turn Back and Invictus with strong training and precise adherence to the director helps. The audience stayed small but highly appreciative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High School
I. E. Burford
Dett
Prof. Burford
R. Nathaniel Dett
William Penn PT. A
A. O. Brown
H. F. Amaker
P.T. A
Raleigh
Holt McPherson
Wil- Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
William Penn
McPherson
Mr. McPherson
Engineering Students Set Pace and Ladies Aid Gather
Engineering students and faculty share the scene at St Marks church as Mrs Hattie Morrison hosts Ladies Aid No 8 with a luncheon for members including L B Whitaker Alice Alford Robert Steed Mammie Reese and others. Pledges announced for Land A Day project and Al Art Club with donations listed. A mock mass meeting on campus featured Senator Long prompting Mickal to attend the legislature session for pay, but he did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Morrison
Ladies Aid No
St. Marks Church
Underhill Avenue
L. B. Whitaker
Alice Alford
Robert Steed
Mammie Reese
Oliver Knox
Roberts McDower
Louise Eccles
Hostelau
Annie Kerns
Cora Collerate
Messie
Alex Peebles
Dillard
Ophelia Simmons
B. J. Wing
D. B. Dockery
Mies N. C. Moes
A. L. Jones
Robinosm
Mary Ingram
P. F. Payne
B. R. Williams
Richard Townes
Blanche Whited
Pea Street
al- Art Club
Minnie EB. Robinson
W. Michael
Ek. A. Agro
Mises F. Atwater
W. Hageler
Eugene Wheeler
B. W. Whitted
E. Washington Str
Senator
Senator Long
Mickal
Reveille Suppresses Student Letter Criticizing Huey Long
A LSU student letter by D R Norman criticizing Huey P Long’s activity regarding Abe Mickal was dropped from the Reveille before press. Editor Jessee H Cutter denied suppression, saying the piece was not raped though proofs were destroyed and a guard posted at the plant. Mickal, nicknamed state senator, was involved in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P. Long
Abe Michal
Reveille
Louisiana State University
Jessee H. Cutter
Kentwood
D. R. Norman
Kong
Michal
Norman
Jameston
Mickal
A B Clubs Charity Play Set At Paramount Friday Night
The American Business Club presents its seventh annual charity play The Spider at the Paramount theater on Friday November 23. Proceeds go to club charity work. the show also aims to emulate Little Theater traditions with a carefully cast production and four to six weeks of rehearsals. Directed by Miss Margaret Hause with stage effects by Mrs Ned McEachern, tickets have already sold well for what promises to be a thrilling murder mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Paramount Theater
Margaret Hause
Ned McEachern
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Hutchens
Colored News
South Main Street
Duke University
Electrical Machinery Laboratory
Communication
Nts
A.B. Club
America
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