Davidson Observes 29th Homecoming
Davidson celebrates its 29th Homecoming with alum and friends on campus. Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. addresses Alumni Convocation. New alumni officers are installed. Portrait unveiling honors late Dr. J. Moore McConnell. Davidson College Male Chorus performs. Wildcat Club meeting notes and football outlook discussed. MORE ON PAGE 80
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John L. Payne
Sam J. Ervin Jr
F. L. Jackson
Ervin
John R. Cunningham
Davidson College
Alumni Association
Jackson
George M. King
Bristol
Tenn
Laounty
E. A. Beaty
McConnell
Joann A . McConnell
Bronxville
N. Y
Payne
Donald R. Platt
SS Aepoke
Charis McCrary
Asheboro
McAlister Carson Jr
Charlotte
W. E. Dole
A. Heath Whittle
Scholarships and activities spark at Senior High
Principal D. P. Whitley plans a meeting to explain available scholarships including UNC Morehead and Duke Angier Duke prizes with deadlines Nov 15 and Dec 15. Sloan Foundation offers 40 national awards up to 8000 for tech and liberal arts. Employment tests and Beta Club survey aid career planning while Masque and Gavel Society selects leaders.
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Morehead
University of North Carolina
UNC
George Baker
Duke
Angier-Duke
N. C
Whitley
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
The
Employment Bureau
National Beta Club
County voters plan moderate turnout in Tuesday election
In Thomasville the 37 polling places open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday for the General Election with an expected about 20 000 voters out of 38 000 registered. The sheriff race draws attention as GOP W G Fritts faces Democrat Homer Lee Cox amid cross accusations and voter interest in eleven county offices.
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W. G. Fritts
Homer Lee Cox
Linwood
EB. M. Hunt
Wayne H. Shoaf
Russell W. Zimmerman
J. Frank Smith
Wallace A. Kennedy
Carry F. Lopp
Adrian R. Kinney
Dolan A. Calhoun
Dr. Mitton Block
H. Cloyd Philpott
House of Representatives
John M. Andrews
Charles F. Cline
David C. Smith
Walter H. Sink
Robert C. Carroll
Matthew P. Cooper
M. V. Lomax
Calvin C. Orrell
Robert H. Morris
M. Leonard
W. D. James
T. H. Michael
Otis Poole
Fred L. Sheloff
Horace R. Kornegay
Kornegay
Famous Drama Group Slated At Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill reports a national theater company led by Marge and Gower Chion and stars Harry Belafonte with the Voices of Walter Schumann will perform Three For Tonight at Memorial Hall December 9 10 as part of the Carolina Playmakers season. Also on offer Darkening Shore a new play by Kermit Hunter November 10 14 at the Playmakers Theater. Tickets go on sale November 4.
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Marge
Gower Chion
Harry Belafonte
Walter Schumann
University of North, Carolina
Carolina Playmakers
Kermit Hunter
Memorial Hall
Playmakers
Playmakers Theater
Playmaker
John W. Parker
Paul Gregory
Charles Laughton
Gower Champion
Robert Wells
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