North Carolina College Draws Student Talent From Four Counties
Greensboro reports Guilford county leads with 66 representatives at North Carolina College for Women, followed by Buncombe 66 and Gaston 52. Mecklenburg lists 63, with Asheville and Charlotte among major contributing towns, totaling 1,650 students and about 181 representatives for the fall term.
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Mazel W. Bowles
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Ruth Evelyn Dodd
Margaret Donnell
Betty Estes
Daisy W. Farr
Lois G. Frady
Mildred Gladstone
Inez Green
Olive Brandt Green
Martha Hall
Margaret Hanna
Jacqueline Harvey
Jean UL. Hewitt
Emma Ophelia Jernigan
Sara Kathleen Johnson
Sarah Kille
Virginia O'Shaughnessy
Mary M. Raysor
Vera Elizabeth Price
Evelyn E. Reeves
Elizabeth Reynolds
Louise Roberson
Evelyn Roberts
Annie Gladys Rogers
Naomi Schell
Dorothy Spence
Ina Stamper
Sue Underhill
Helene Tighe
Louise Weaver
Elizabeth Weir
Rachel Witem
Peggy Ann Williams
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Allene Coggins
Elizabeth Clapp
Helen A. Reighard
Mary Ellen Tipton
Mildred Candler
Lucy Gaston
May Donoho
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Margaret E. Gibson
Grace Miller
Florence Rutherford
Nancy Ellen Stoner
Maude Imogene Terrell
Margaret Terrell
Lottie Towe
Esther S. Reynolds
Alberta Roberts
Mattie Ella Wells
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Kathlenn Walters
Hanah Wearn
Mabel Welch
Ruby Welch
Alice Whitley
Ruth Woodcock
Mary Barnes Yancey
Mecklenburg County
Laura Alexander
Mary Bell
Anna Brown
Ella Holbrook
Mary McAuley
Huntersville
Sara Farnette
Ruth Johnston
Katharine Porter
Davidson
Annie Louise Beaty
Sarah Grier
Frances Knox
Alice Renfrew
Eloise Welch
Matthews
Mattie Hawks
Odell McConnell
Louise Puckett
Katherine Smith
Cornelius
Sophie Howie
Martha Johnston
Pineville
Margaret Hunter
Aline Todd
Derita
Annabel Ardrey
Christine Ardrey
Fort Mill
Gaston Gastonia
Belmont
Mount Holly
Bessemer City
Cherryville
Lowell
Dallas
Berta Hstelle Jenkins
Annie Lee Kendrick
Elizabeth McCombs
Margaret McConnell
Helen Morris
Police chiefs form state association with disability benefits
The fire chiefs in the state headline a growing police association with about 235 members and disability and death benefits. The group’s bylaws extend membership to all police officers on the eligible list, and a sizable turnout is expected at the upcoming convention led by Durham Chief Doby, with officers Lane West Brown and Jones in key roles.
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Police Chiefs Convene in Durham For Three Day Meeting
Durham October 18 AP Police chiefs from North and South Carolina and Virginia meet for their annual convention in Durham at the Washington Duke hotel. Governor McLean will speak Friday and officers will discuss reports and insurance plans amid a parade, barbecue, and field day events for about 235 participants.
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Greenville Chiefs and Officials Highlight Regional Leaders
Greenville features Chief R. EB and Chief Geo. T. Featherston with Lawrence and Mr. Airy in a showcase of regional leadership. Chapel Hill figures Chief Geo. T. Featherston and associates are noted in the excerpt.
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Bids Opened on Nine Highway Projects Across North Carolina
Bids were opened for nine highway projects totaling about 23.9 miles of hard surface and 43.6 miles of dirt roads with several small structures. The estimated cost for all projects is around 1 million dollars, spanning Beaufort Pitt Wayne Columbus Durham Hartnett Montgomery Alexander Wilkes counties and towns from Belhaven to Moravian Falls. An unrelated note states experts from the Smithsonian Institution affirm Asian migration to America via Alaska as a proven fact.
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