Johnson Talks On The Student Body at High Point College
T. Johnson head of philosophy at High Point college spoke to the student body on the three essentials of a college. He urged an honor system, said teachers should teach not police, and praised self governance with the faculty and student body as core elements. He highlighted three essentials: physical plant, the faculty, and a real student body, claiming High Point has the latter and noting rapid growth and strong participation in debates and oratorical contests. He cited responsible self government as key to college life and cited recent successes in competitions and state debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ©. Johnson
High Point College
Johnson
Columbia
Point College
Ralph H. Vance
College Hosts Forensic Meet for Intercollegiate Association
The North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic Association meets at High Point College for its regular annual gathering on Saturday November 5. President Henry T. Powell of Davidson College announced plans for intercollegiate debates and a statewide oratorical contest. High Point will be represented by Professor P. S. Kennett and Ralph H. Vance. The association began in 1926 at Guilford College with charter member colleges.
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North Carolina Intercollegiate Forensic Association
High Point College
Henry T. Powell
Davidson College
P. S. Kennett
Ralph H. Vance
High Point
Guilford College
Delegates Named for North Carolina Collegiate Press Meet
The North Carolina Collegiate Press Association will meet in Raleigh on October 27 28 and 29 Four students will represent the Hi Po and the Zenith two each F R Garrett Mamie York Gertrude Rule and J W Holmes will attend Officers include H L Hester president David Carroll vice president Ann Johnson second vice president Francis Gibson secretary and A L M Aydlett treasurer The event promises a strong program with lectures social activities and a State football game guests are hosted by State and Meredith colleges Virgil Yow</S>
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North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
Raleigh
Hi-Po
Zenith
F. R. Garrett
Mamie York
Gertrude Rule
J. W. Holmes
State
Meredith Colleges
H. L. Hester
Duke
David Carroll
Carolina
Ann Johnson
Queens College
Francis Gibson
A. Ll. Aydlett
N. C
Virgil Yow
Season Tickets Good for Lenoir Rhyne Game
High Point college announces that football season tickets are valid for the upcoming game with Lenoir Rhyne in Greensboro next Saturday October 29. The match is crucial for the Little Five title race and is expected to draw large student and fan attendance. Ralph Mulligan coordinates student transportation to ensure wide turnout.
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High Point College
Lenoir-Rhyne
Greensboro
Little Five
North Carolina
High Point
Ralph Mulligan
Students Plan Cheer Program With Caps and Banners
The beat cheering program is being planned this year. Students contribute to a fund to buy caps and banners for the entire student body, aiming to add color to cheering events.
This Young Fellow Is Very Fond of Pie at High Point
A High Point college student named W. N. Barnes reportedly ate 24 Eskimo pies, a pint of milk, a pint of water, and a large dinner including soup beans potatoes bread banana salad and coffee. The piece compares Eskimo pies to various foods to illustrate his appetite.
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High Point College
Samuel Johnson
W. N. Barnes
High Point College Forms Education Club Leaders Named
The High Point College faculty formed an Education club, a branch of the State Teachers association, with C. R. Hinshaw as president and Miss Williams as secretary and treasurer. The group aims to unify teaching across schools and will host next week's State Teachers association meeting with A-grade colleges represented. High Point assigns C. D. Sides as an official representative.
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Farm Education Club
High Point College
State Teachers Association
C. R. Hinshaw
Miss Williams
High Point
C. D. Sides
Pre-Med Banquet Highlights Young Medical Students
High Point college pre med students held their first annual banquet Tuesday night with extemporaneous talks and a round table discussion. The event featured Prof Hardy’s humor and Prof Mourane’s serious notes on future scientific work, with attendees including Tony Antonakos and Fred STATE BEING USED AS AN EXAMPLE FOR ITS SOUND FINANCE RALEIGH.
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High Point College
Hardy
Mourane
Notable Names Mentioned in Legal Notice
The fragment lists individuals including Ralph Hauser, Raymond Mulligan, Raymond Lemons, Keith Harrison, Theodore Antonakos, Professors Hardy and Mourane, and Glenn Perry, signed by R. L. Lemons.
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Hauser
Ralph Mulligan
Raymond Lemons
Keith Harrison
Theodore Antonakos
Hardy and Mourane
Glenn Perry
R. L. Lemons
Changes Made In Hit-Po Staff After Resignations
The Hit-Po staff elected two new members at the last meeting due to resignations. Richard MacMannus becomes assistant editor in chief replacing Keith Harrison, and Clyde Pugh becomes advertising manager succeeding Glenn Perry. Harrison resigns to focus on outside duties but will continue contributing.
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Hit-Po
Keith Harrison
Richard MacMannus
Clyde Pugh
Glenn Perry
Harrison
High Point
MacMannus
Pugh
J. Perry
Teachers at Gastonia Elect Officers and Conference Site
The South Piedmont district of the State Educational Association wrapped a two day meeting in Gastonia. About 1,500 teachers principals and superintendents from 12 counties elected officers and discussed next year’s conference city. State president T Wingate Andrews urged education budgets be controlled by farsighted statesmen rather than auditors.
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Gastonia
South Piedmont
State Educational Association
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Rushings End as 21 Fraternities Welcome 135 New Members
Raleigh October 21 AP one hundred thirty five men were pledged to 21 fraternities at State College as the rushing season closed. Bids accepted include Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Lambda Tau Chi Tau Chi Alpha Sigma Delta Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Phi Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Sigma Tau Beta Theta Kappa Nu Tau Rho Alpha Sigma Psi Phi Omega and more with recipients from North and South Carolina and Virginia towns.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Park Mathewson
Department of Conservation and Development
World’s Week
Review of Reviews
Atlantic Monthly
Outlook
South
Sound Southern
State College
Alpha Gamma Rho
E. H. Roberts
Asheville
Louis W. Watkins
Salisbury
J. O. Allgood
Liberty
Grover F. Booker
Rocky Mount
R. S. Lennon
Rowland
Horance Campbell
Dillon
S. C
J. R. Allen
Auburn
Alpha Lambda Tau
Will R. Taylor
Wilmington
J. H. Prince
Fair Bluff
F. E. Davis
Seven Springs
T. C. Robinson
Ansonville
RK. L. Caveness
Greensboro
H. E. Atkinson
Winston-Salem
B. A. Bryant
Atlanta
G. C. Creighton
W. H. Britt
Boykins
J. L. Fitzgerald
J. K. Dixon
Trenton
Phi Kappa Tau
M. T. Ruffin, Jr
Tarboro
W. J. Shuford, Jr
Hickory
C. E. Turner
Winnsboro
Hubert Hayes
Lenoir
Gordon
R. R. Lewis
Wyndale
Sigma Pi
W. F. Lane
Wilson
J. G. Exum
Snow Hill
Bundy
Jamestown
Sigma Tau Beta
C. F. Sapp
Winston Salem
R. B. Ashley
Black Mt
Theta Kappa Nu
Hugh Weed
Georgetown
Joe A. Harris
Oriental
W. V. Sawyer
Johnston S. C
E. H. Carter
Harry Manushlak
Ohio
Tau Rho
J. W. Inscoe
Castalia
W. E. Cooper
Nashville
J. I. White, Jr
W. H. Averette, Jr
Oxford
C. S. McIntire
Maxton
W. S. McIntire
Sigma Psi
H. W. Goodwin
Morehead City
Edwin C. Wilkerson
LaGrange
W. J. Honeycutt
Franklinton
Ralph M. Lane
Dover Phi Omega
E. Homer Miller
J. T. Humble
Asheboro
Edgar A. Rutter
Gastonia
W. T. Mast
Valle Crucis
P. J. Poole
Murder Case Continued for Trial in North Carolina
Charles and Scobus King, accused of killing Bob Gardner in Roaring Creek, secured a continuance of their Superior court trial in Newland North Carolina. The postponement was granted today as proceedings proceed in the case.
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Newland
N. C
Charles
Scobus King
Bob Gardner
Roaring Creek
Avery Superior Court Docket Set for Two Week Term
Bonds were fixed at 2 000 dollars each. There are about 100 cases on the criminal docket of the Avery superior court likely to fill the entire two week term, with many civil cases also docketed.
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Avery Superior Court
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Slips
In New Orleans on Oct 22 the cotton market opened steady despite lower Liverpool advices and first trades showed gains of 4 to 6 points. Prices rose until December at 1955 and January at 1999, then softened by 12 to 13 points as selling pressure grew and the market seemed driven by week end commitments with no clear trend emerging.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Practical kitchen tip and home insulation note
Use glycerine to all the meat chopper egg beater or other utensils to prevent food from tasting of lubricant. An asbestos jacket for your hot water tank is a good investment as it facilitates heating and keeps water hot.
Greasing and Heating New Pie Tins Prevent Sticking
Guidance advises slowly greasing and heating new pie tins before use to avoid food sticking, improve longevity, and extend the tins’ life. It emphasizes gradual temperature rise and proper coating to ensure nonstick results and durable bakeware.
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Hiatt Tire CO
West High Street
Milbourne Amos
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Cotton Belt
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Weather Bureau
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Boro
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Fayetteville
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Kings Mountain
J. A. Gaskins
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Harry J. Lee
Monroe
J. L. Whitehead
Chatham
W. E. McQueen
J. E. Foscue
Buford Guy
Statesville
J. E. Rankin
A. F. Comer
J. T. Gohegan
Danville
W. T. Clement
Enfield
Pi Kappa Phi
J. F. Barwick
Ayden
J. T. Stephenson
Frank Fletcher
J. W. Fields
G. M. Harrell
W. M. Hackett
Belhaven
P. L. Tignor
R. B. Morrow
Pinehurst
F. L. Joyner
Henderson
W. O. Spence
Phi Pi Phi
W P. Chestnutt
Englewood
Tenn
W. D. Miller
Todd
W. F. Robbins
J. G. Stone, Jr
Howard Cates
Mebane
L. B. Clark
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Frank Griffin
D. B. Cutler
E. E. Wright
J. R. Sherrill
Douglas Matthews
G. W. Trask
Ned Ball
Alex Houston
Frank Freeze
Sylva
C. S. Schaub
M. J. Sherrill, Jr
J. D. McNeill
A. H. Tucker
A. M. Perry
L. T. Cox
New York City
Elizabeth
N. J., Star
Durant Motors, Inc
Chevrolet
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Sheraton
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