County students fill High Point College classes
Guilford county sends a large bloc to High Point College with 79 enrolled and more expected. About one third of the students come from Guilford, drawn by the college’s A-grade state rating. A partial list names many Guilford entrants and their hometowns. The session fostered student teacher exchange and a memorable faculty hosted party with twelve month themed tables and prizes.
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Guilford County
High Point College
State Department
G. W. Andrew
Milbourne Amos
Elizabeth Brown
Helen Barker
Howard Bryant
Jacksie Lucile Brooks
Minnie Caffey
T. P. Cridlebaugh
H. H. Culler
Elizabeth Crowell
Margaret Davis
Aubrey Dunbar
Vista Dixon
Ashburn Elliott
James Ellington
Eula Fogleman
Laura Freeland
Charlene Grimes
James Garner
la Vergne Gibson
Margaret Gurley
Wilbert Hines
Norine Horney
Aileen Hendricks
Dorothy Hoskins
Bess Marsh Hopkins
Alma Mae Hooks
Carter Humester
William Hunter
Frances Hatton
Pauline Hicks
Elizabeth Johnson
Louiz Jennings
Howard Jones
Annie Lee Jarrell
Ruth Jarrell
Annie Livengood
Colon Maness
David Martin
Virginia McEwen
Lucile Morrison
Luther R. Medlin
Lella Motsinger
Maude Overstreet
Ruth Osborne
Ida Lee Preston
Edgar
Faculty Hosts First Social Event For College Students
The local college faculty hosted an informal party for new and returning students last night. The gathering welcomed newcomers to the college family and greeted alumni, continuing as an annual opening tradition after the term’s formalities.
Artemesian Society Begins Year’s Work
The Artemesian Literary society held its first regular bi monthly meeting on September 8 at 7 30 p m in the college auditorium. Miss Bessie Redwine presided and Miss Elizabeth Hanner was installed as secretary for the coming year. The gathering showed strong spirit and outlined plans for future activities.
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Artemesian Literary Society
Bessie Redwine
Elizabeth Hanner
Minnie Caffey
First Hi Po Issue to Appear Next Week
Enthusiastic Hi Po readers at High Point College will have the first issue next week. Editor Floyd R. Garrett and assistants Keith Harrison and Mamie York, all students, lead a staff with strong writing and managing experience for the coming season.
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Hi- Po
High Point College
The
Hi-Po
Floyd R. Garrett
Keith Harrison
Mamie York
Professor Johnson Addresses Young Business Girls
Professor T. C. Johnson of High Point College spoke to the Ocawasin Club on the attractions of the business girl. He cited initiative sociability courage and culture as key qualities shaping a woman’s role in business during a porch meeting with a picnic supper.
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T. C. Johnson
High Point College
High Point
Y Hut
Professor Johnson
Ocawasin Club
Orientation Course For Freshmen At High Point College
High Point College adds a new orientation course for freshmen to explain available studies. Dean P. E. Lindley announced the program during a Thursday morning talk to the incoming class, detailing faculty-led explanations of department offerings and benefits to aid course selection.
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High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Freshmen Urged to Respect College Property in Speech
Elizabeth Brown reports Dean Lindley stressing care for college property and preservation of campus buildings. A new course begins with lectures by faculty every Tuesday and Thursday at 12 36 in the chapel, requiring freshmen to keep notebooks and take notes.
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Lindley
Elizabeth Brown
One Hundred Enroll for Psychology Class
High Point College reports an unusually eager psychology cohort as Professor Johnson enrolls a hundred students. With demand still rising, the class is split into three sections and assistance from the dean is sought to accommodate the growing interest in mental science.
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High Point College
Johnson
High Point College Forms News Bureau
High Point College establishes a news bureau to distribute college news to newspapers. Professor T C Johnson and Nady Cates Jr will supervise, with C R McMannis assisting. The journalism class aids in gathering and mimeographing activity and achievement stories for local and state papers. MILBOURNE AMOS.
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High Point College
T. C. Johnson
Nady Cates
R. McMannis
Milbourne Amos
College faculty reception hosted by President and Mrs. An drew
President and Mrs. R. M. An entertained the college faculty last Tuesday at their West College Drive home. The evening featured readings and musical numbers by faculty members including Prof. Johnson who read poems by Edgar Guest.
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R. M. Andrew
West College Drive
Johnson
Edgar Guest
New Faculty Adds Talent to College Program
The college welcomed new instructor Miss Dorothy St. Clair who performed a violin solo marking her first appearance since arrival. Mrs. C R Hinshaw, wife of Prof Hinshaw, joined with two vocal solos, and Miss Mary Todd read a piece to teach expression. Faculty old and new shared cordial reception.
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Dorothy St. Claire
Miss St. Claire
C. R. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Education Department
Rosalie
Alma Andrews
Rand Kardex Folk to Open Office Here
The Rand Kardex Service corporation with headquarters in Greensboro will open a High Point branch in the near future. It traces back to 1915 and was once the Kardex company founded by James H. Rand Jr. The firm later merged with Rand and others and is now likened on Wall Street to the General Motors of the office supplying field.
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Rand Kardex Service Corporation
Greensboro
High Point
James H. Rand, Jr
Kardex Company
Rand Company
James H. Rand, Sr
Wall ” Street
General Motors
Davis Auto Recovered. Hines Held After Theft
A Pontiac owned by S. L. Davis was stolen last Monday afternoon and recovered last night by Detectives Fulton and Hancock who found the car in an alley near the Muse residence. Ber n
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S. L. Davis
Bernice Hines
Haines
Fulton
Hancock
Co. C. Muse
Hines
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Pinehurst
Balloon racers launch for Gordon Bennett trophy
In Detroit eight nations enter 15 large silken gas bags for the Gordon Bennett trophy race. The start at Ford airport begins a possibly three day flight east toward the Atlantic with balloons prepared for water landings and a possible route over New York and Pennsylvania.
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Detroit
Ford
Atlantic
Enrique Maldonado
Benito Molas
Major Andres
New York
Pennsylvania
Sandusky
Ohio
Virginias
Pupils Urged to Register for Instrumental Music Courses
All students planning to take instrumental music this year should register with a music faculty member at the new high school building tomorrow. Lewis L. Stookey, department head, asks parents to ensure prompt registration. Faculty teaching this year include Andrew O. Butler wind instruments Miss Virginia Frank string instruments and Miss Flora Canady class piano instruction.
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Lewis L. Stookey
Andrew O. Butler
Virginia Frank
Flora Canady
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Artemesian Society
High Point Creamery
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Virginia M’ewen
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Stehli
Suede
Stehli’s
Green
Belk Stevens
Rome
Old Orchard Beach
J. D. Hill
Philip Payne
Lloyd W. Bertaud
Cem-Pe-Co
M & L Motor CO
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