Elon College Christians end season with 3 4 record
Elon College closes a notably challenging football season under Coach Walker with three wins, one tie, and four losses. The team faced numerous injuries yet showed perseverance, scoring 64 points while allowing 104. Senior players Everett McCauley Harold Alexander O L Harmon and C C Thompson depart, signaling a bright outlook for 1928.
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Elon College
Elon
Walker
Maroon and Gold Warriors
Fighting Christians
Lenoir-Rhyne
Guilford
Lynchburg
Wake Forest
State
Davidson
Emory and Henry
High Point
Everett McCauley
Harold Alexander
O. L. Harmon
C. C. Thompson
Coach Walker
The
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Elon College ready to begin basketball training for varsity
Elon College opens basketball tryouts with December 1 practice. Coach Walker expects strong material from six returning lettermen Crutchfield Caddell Lima Briggs Newman Efird plus five from last year’s second team. Dozens of hopefuls, including Zeigler Moser Regan and Hamrick, anticipated for trial.
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Elon College
Elon
Walker
Tobe” Crutchfield
Paul Caddell
Earl Lima
Howard Briggs
Dan Newman
House Efird
Kelly
Goebel
Bock
Branner
McNeill
Fowler
F. Caddell
Clark
Zeigler
Moser
Regan
R. Smith
H. Briggs
Hamrick
Yorkievitz
Cook
Holy Cross Falls To Boston College In 25th Annual Game
Boston November 26. Penalties cost Holy Cross in a 6 to 9 defeat by Boston College in the 25th annual football clash. Holy Cross was pushed back to its one foot line by two 15 yard penalties for roughness, and Murphy blocked Ryan's kick to seal a BC touchdown. A late Holy Cross drive reached the Boston four yard line before the referee ended the game.
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Boston
Holy Cross
Boston College
Purple
Murphy
Ryan
Warren McGuirk
Spanish shawls of raven appear in London
Raven colored Spanish shawls arrive in London shops as fashion interest grows. Local merchants promote bold patterns and luxurious textures attracting shoppers amid spring style trends.
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Raven
London
Radio Schedules Show Nationwide Concert Lineup
A sweeping list of radio station frequencies and programs across the United States details evening concerts and hourlong features from Atlantic City to Seattle. Entries include orchestras, organ recitals, church services, and special programs such as the Moscow Art Orchestra and Atwater Kent Hour, with stations like WEAF WNAC WJSZ WABC WGN and many more listed by city and frequency.
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Iby Tie
Associated Press
Rim
WPG
Atlantic City
Hotel Ambassador
WEAL
Baltimore
M. Richter
WEAI
Boston
Lagar
Moscow Art Orchestra
American Legion Band
Central Presbyterian Church
Atwater Kent
WMAK
Buffalo
KFI
Los Angeles
Croasley
Standard Symphony Orchestra
KNX
Hollywood
Circle Theater Orchestra
KGO Oakland
Moscow
Art Orchestra
Standard Symphony
Calvary Presbyterian Church
KFRC
San Francisco
Theodore Strong
Mark Hopkins
Balconades Ballroom
Dance Orchestra
KPO San Francisco
State’s Restaurant Orchestra
Ada Waldrop
Fairmont Hotel Orchestra
KFOA
Seattle
Standard Symphony Hour
KFWI
Kolster
Church of the Truth
IBSA
Radio Programs Summary for Sunday November 27
List of radio programs with times and station counts including N-Noxy Stroll on WEAF and WOR symphonic hour with multiple stations, Moscow Art Orchestra on WAF, Capitol Theater Family on WEAF, and Don Amaizo the Wizard on W4JZ. Includes Young People's Conference and Men's Conference with Parkes Cadman on WEAF.
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WEAF
New York
Moscow Art Orchestra
Weymouth Legion Band
Capitol Theater “Familiy
Our
Lawrence
Atwater Kent
WJZ
Roxy Stroll
National Radio
The
Granadas
Aeolian
Collier’s Review
Utica Jubilee Singers
Don Amaizo
WFI
Philadelphia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Little Symphony Orchestra
Vibrant Melodies
Don Amazzo
the Wizard
WJAR
Providence
Capitol Theater “Family
Robert W. Powers
WHAM
Rochester
Hotel Seneca Orchestra
Rochester String Quartet
Aticca Jubilee Singers
WGY Schenectady
Elmer A. Tidmarsh
WBZ_ Springfield
Hotel Statler Orchestra
Collier’s Radio Review
CKCL
Toronto
Roland Todd
WRC
Washington
People's Vesper
Capitol Theater
Young People’s Conference
Edwards Congregational Ch
Des Moines
Morgcon Art Orchestra
Ft. Des Moines
Orch
Atwater Kent Hour
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Good Will Ensemble
Central M. &. Church
Pontiac
Collier's Review
Détroit
Emily
Jefferson City
Methodist Church
WDAF
Kansas City
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Don Amatizo
Operatic Gems
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Church of Christ, Scientist
Collier’'s
WOW Omaha
Roxy Strojs
Utah
WOAI
San Antonio
Central Christian Church
KSD
St. Louis
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
KVOO
Tulsa
Wcbd Zion
KOA
Denver
Trinity M. BE. Church
Brown Palace Hotel
Trinity Methodist Church
Noxy Stroll
W4jz
u—Symphonic Hour
WOR
Parkes Cadman
Don Voorvtées
WAF
Weymouth Legion
Capitol Theater Family
Sis—Collier
Simerson
Editha Freischer
Columbia
Wizard
Local High School Library Fund Reaches 1860 In Donations
The high school library fund rose to 1860.91 this morning from popular subscription with more gifts expected this week. Cash and books worth hundreds of dollars were donated, bringing total reported gifts to 5867.00, including yesterday’s contributions from numerous donors. A separate note mentions scrap metal reuse by two pigeons in Greenwich England building a nest weighing about 22 pounds.
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D. A. Dowdy
A. M. Briggs
Charles Hoertel
E. E. Sensenbach
Sarah Jarrett
Amor
C. F Rhodes
Cove
Pelee
George Lowe
John C. Abels
Th. Wrirose
TY. Bechelle
Greenwich
England
Rural discontent and farm population shifts surveyed
Raleigh reports Dr. C. C. Taylor of North Carolina State outlines mounting rural discontent as a recession in living standards hits farming areas. He urges studies on rural populations, living costs, and class shifts, noting migration to cities and the need for data to guide rural policy. The text also recounts local Boy Scout meetings and activities with multiple troops and merit progress.
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Raleigh
C. C. Taylor
Bureau of Economic and Social Research
N. C. State
Dr. Taylor
Taylor
North Carolina
New Troops Formed in Uwharrie Council Scout Drive
Four new troops are forming in Uwharrie Council. Asheboro M A and E church hosts a troop, Sylva High School starts with about forty boys led by Mr G K Philips, and Second Reformed Church of Lexington plans a Friday meeting for Troop Forty. Troop Forty One will meet Monday at eight. Troops remember the needy with baskets, and Troop Thirty One leads with three baskets. The article extols Scout skills and character building.
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Ralph Weldon
Wesley Memorial Church
Francis Sizemore
Peyton Moffitt
Welch Memorial Church
Odell Brown
Luther Medlin
John Easter
Howard Vincannon
Gail Hamilton
Charlie Albertson
George Kerr
High Point
Fairview Street
Uwharrie Council
Asheboro M.A &E
Sylva High School
G. K. Philips
Second Reformed Church of
Lexington
December Tarheel Banker highlights audits and exams
The December issue of The Tarheel Banker official publication of the North Carolina Bankers Association mails today with articles on auditing and examination. Hugh Leach discusses applying auditing to bank control, with other pieces by J M Strong Aeheville Wachovia, J Burton Frierson Chattanooga on deflations, and M E Bristow Virginia bank examiner on training executives.
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Raleigh
Tarheel Banker
North Carolina Bankers Association
Hugh Leach
Charlotte
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Leach
J. M. Strong
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Aeheville
J. Burton Fr
N. D. Smithson
Trust Department
Asheville
John Mitchell
North Carolina
General Assembly
George J. Ruhlman
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Ameri can Bankers Association Convention Journal Notes
The report covers the recent convention in Houston Texas with digests of Supreme Court banking decisions and editorials. Paul P. Brown edited the issue assisted by Roy F. Ebbs of Asheville on the association's publications committee. The magazine marks its sixth year.
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American Bankers Association
Houston
Texas
Supreme Court
Paul P. Brown
Roy F. Ebbs
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Asheville
South Carolina Student Wins Distinction at Dairy Show
Farl Taylor of Pendleton, a member of the South Carolina Vocational Agricultural Students judging team, earned individual distinction at the national dairy show in Memphis Tennessee held October 17 to 22.
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Columbia
S. C
Farl Taylor
Pendleton
South Carolina
Announcement from Verd Peterson on vocational education
Announcement received today by Verd Peterson, state superintendent of vocational agricultural education, detailing upcoming program updates and policy directions for agricultural training and related curricula.
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Verd Peterson
Bus Jine Competition Impacts Hawaii Railways and Lines
A bus jine competition affects railways and electric lines across Hawaii. The evolving transit landscape prompts scrutiny of infrastructure, service reliability, and potential policy responses among local authorities and utility operators.
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Hawaii
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