Freshmen urged to protect name at Davidson
Rev. Edgar A. Woods told Davidson College freshmen that a name can be besmirched kept neutral or become a name to be honored. He said a name belongs to family ancestors and the student, who must write its meaning. The orientation continues with speakers and sessions through Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Edgar A. Woods
First Presbyterian Church of
Salisbury
Davidson College
Frank R. Brown
Woods
Mr. Woods
Judas
H. M. Moffett
Presbyterian Church
F. K. Fleagle
Fraser Hood
M. E. Sentelle
F. L. Jackson
Walter L. Lingle
M. C. O'Neal
Carl R. Pritchett
Lingle
North Carolina Homecoming Expands Across Counties
Raleigh reports a decentralized homecoming as Durham Duke day on October 18 and Carolina day on October 19 shift center events to Durham Chapel Hill. Plans include factory inspections, UNC library dedication, Carolina Georgia game, and regional celebrations with university, library, and civic groups coordinating activities across counties during the state fair period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Frdlay
Durham
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Duke
Duke University
University of North Carolina Alumni Association of Durham
University of North Carolina
Carolina-Georgia
Southern Conference On Education
Southeastern Library Association
North Carolina Library Association
Citizens’ Library Movement of
Durham County
Home births and local society notices fill Statesville paper
Mr and Mrs H S Gilleland of Statesville announce the birth of a daughter on September 9. Mr and Mrs A D Kirkman of Hill Street announce a daughter on September 8. The Lottie Holden Bible class meets tomorrow at 8 at Mrs Freddie Clapp’s Meadows street home. Evening Circle of the First Reform church Missionary Society meets tomorrow at Mrs Edgar Whitener Johnson Street. officers to be elected. Welch Memorial Circle holds a lawn supper September 12 in Mangum Avenue 900 Block from 6 PM. Miss Gladys Goodnight of High Point is honored at a Thomasville party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joly Link. a movie style contest and pink and white birthday cake featured. A rural juvenile party honors Dorothy Margaret Halker on Barker Street. The Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets at the country home of Mrs J R Myers and Mrs Ralph Wilson near Thomasville. new members welcomed. marker planned for Jamestown and a November Pinehurst regional meeting noted. A memorial marker for Mary Lambeth Thomas placed at a Thomasville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Holden
Freddie Clapp
Meadows Street
Whitener
The
Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Welch Memorial Circle
Mangum Avenue
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Miss Goodnight
Thomasville
Joly Link
Gladys Goodnight
High Point
Irene Wilkinson
Idelle Collins
Dorothy Antley
Millie Goodnight
Armitte Stonestreet
J. CC. Goodnight
Aubrey Goodnight
Red”’ Valentine
Kannapolis
Philip Miller
Salisbury
Polly Kindley
Millie Everhardt
Jessie Ray Blair
Ray Rothrock
Elmer Sink
Willie Sink
Buddie Sink
James Sink
Charlie Anderson
Lois Honeycutt
Pauline Haynes
Hazel
Harry Halker
Barker Street
Dorothy Margaret
Myra Ward
Jim Bob Brandon
George Edward Schultheiss
Douglas Gold
Courtney Halker
Anna Louise Schultheiss
Ralph Halker
Dorothy Halker
Harry Halker, Jr
Virginia Halker
Alexander Martin
J. R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
F. 8. Lambeth
J. R. Blair
T. J. Copeland
Baltimore
W. A. Underwood
W. A. Sherrod
Pinehurst
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Burlington
A. S. Caldwell
Jamestown
Mary Lambeth Thomas
Moses Lambeth
J. A. Morris
Thomas
G. M. Hoover
Miss Anna Douglas to Attend Duke University This Winter
Miss Anna Gertrude Douglas sails tomorrow to Duke University to study this winter. The Flagge home hosts include Dr. and Mrs P W Flagge with guests Dr. and Mrs J K Dozier of Pasadena and Mr. and Mrs W J Dozier of Tarboro. Margaret Dozier of Tarboro also visited en route to Salem College. Mrs W K Nance visits Thomasville today. Mrs T J Copeland of Baltimore is guest of Mrs J E Marsh on South Main Street. Frank Wineskie and daughter Mrs Alexander Rankin Jr depart tonight for New York with a Richmond join by Mrs Wineski. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally and Irene Douglas depart for Salem College in Winston Salem.
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J. K. Dozier
Pasadena
Cal
W. J. Dozier
Tarboro,. N
P. W. Flagge
Colonial Drive
Margaret Dozier
Tarboro
Salem College
Flagge
T. J. Copeland
Baltimore, Md
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
Frank Wineskie
Alexander Rankin, Jr
New York
Richmond
Wineskin
Mary Duncan McAnally
Irene Douglas
Winston-Salem
Norma Terris romance leads to California love and career harmony
Norma Terris, former Ziegfeld star, describes marrying Dr Jerome Wagner after a California encounter. He returns to New York for their wedding and they plan to balance careers, noting modern husbands accept wives’ work. Ruth Elder’s bridal fashion is also praised in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Terris
Hollywood
Jerome Wagner
New York
California
Duke Students and Self Help Jobs
In Durham on September 11 the Duke university self help bureau lists students holding varied jobs during the academic year for expenses. A student may be a chauffeur who translates French or a counter worker with a white apron at a hash joint, among other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durahm
Durham
Duke University
University
Duke Selfhelp Bureau Reports Student Job Placements
The Duke Selfhelp Bureau, now in its second year, found 103 student job placements last year with about 80 percent maintaining their positions. The article notes varied roles from theater ushers to furnace firers and lists several student occupations.
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Duke Selfhelp Bureau
Nine Prisoners Escape State Prisons This Week
Two more inmates fled from Caledonia prison farm, making nine escapes in a week. The pair were from Forsyth County, with Yde Gillen serving 15 to 25 years for second degree murder and Charlie Rafan serving five years for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Caledonia
Forsyth County
Yde Gillen
Charlie Rafan
Famous Beauty Expert Tells Secret of Lovely Hands
New York report features Mrs. Pearl Ecker Hubbell, dean of the National School of Cosmeticians, recommending Lux suds for home hand care. She praises Lux for gentle cleansing that keeps hands white and smooth, contrasting it with ordinary soaps that can roughen skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Pearl Ecker Hubbell
National School of Cosmeticians
Police Move 104 Doukhobors to Vancouver Jail Train
Nelson British Columbia dispatch reports authorities secretly loaded 104 Doukhobor men and women jailed for indecent exposure into a train to Vancouver to serve six months. Eight children were among the group to be placed in an institution for schooling as guards prevented further attempts to disrobe.
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Nelson
B. C
Vancouver
Voter Rights Confusion Under Civil War Laws
The note argues that under rigid rules in Kansas and Vermont a person who fought for the Confederate army would be barred from voting if those laws were strictly applied. It highlights the complexity of applying wartime allegiance to modern suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Vermont
Immortality of the Soul in Jewish Teaching
A concise note frames the soul's immortality as a core tenet of Judaism, outlining belief in an enduring spiritual essence beyond earthly life. The statement presents this doctrine as a foundational element within the faith tradition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel
Durham Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Few
R. B. House
Col
J. W. Harrelson
Central State
R. O. Everett
Rose Ellwood Bryan
W. H. Young
Burke Hobgood
Colonel Harrelson
Central Committee
H. S. Gilleland
Statesville
Mrs. Gilleland
A D. Kirkman
Hill Street
Urse Best
Blues and Novelty
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Anna Gertrude Douglas
W. K. Nance
Allene Sumner
Norma
Ruth Elder
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Hone
Little Bill
Marie
Birs
Loais
Riderator
Johnson
Doukhobors
I. Miller
Kimonas
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Sechrest Funeral Home
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