Educational Day Opens Randolph County Fair With Dean Lindley Address
Prof P E Lindley dean of High Point college will speak at the Randolph County fair opening on Wednesday September 28. The day is set as educational day with a committee arranging the program and bands providing music. Large crowds are expected as teachers preachers and students are invited to attend.
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P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Randolph County
Dean Lindley
North Carolina
Ralph H Vance
Cuban Youth Enters High Point College
Reynold Gonzalez of Havana Cuba becomes the first foreign student at High Point College. At sixteen he joins the business department after preparatory study at Emory School in Oxford Georgia and time in Atlanta to learn English. He seeks business education not available at home. His aim is closer student teacher ties at a small school.
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Sible
Alfred
High Point College
Reynold Gonzalez
Havana
Cuba
Gonzalez
Emory School
Oxford
Atlanta
America
Reynold
High Point College Uses Student Labor To Support Finances
Over 300 students at High Point College rely on self-help work to cover expenses with about 28 employed by the college as waitresses kitchen helpers and cleaners. Some earn by laundries barber work pressing and other services. Many others work afternoons and Saturdays in uptown stores and offices. The college hopes to expand Christian Endeavor activities including junior and senior groups at the children's home weekly services and missionary study classes.
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High Point Colllege
Coach Boylin
Christian Endeavor Societies
Christian Endeavor Society
Denomination Mix at High Point College Revealed
Ruth Jarrell reports that High Point college hosts students from at least twelve denominations. The Methodist Protestant group leads with 165 members, followed by Methodist Episcopal with 55, Baptist 37, Presbyterian 18, and smaller groups including Friends Catholic Jewish and others.
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High Point College
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Protestant
Presbyterian
Friends
Ruth Jarrell
High Point real estate leader backs campus beautification drive
Stephen C. Clark, a top High Point developer, plans to rally public support to fund a 25000 dollar beautification of the High Point college campus. He envisions landscape work on the sixty acre site with the front sections receiving special attention from landscape gardener P. M. Brasser.
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Stephen C. Clark
High Point
High Point College
Clark
P. M. Brasser
Book notes and reviews from a middle market list
A digest of new books reviewed in a periodical. Sherwood Eddy discusses religion and science in psychology and evolution, urging a new reform. Grenfell’s Christ Means to Me is praised by the New York Times. Lindbergh’s WE is an autobiography. Mason writes of the Great Smokies and Cherokee tales. Pechkoff reports on the French Foreign Legion. Prezzolini’s Fascism offers foreign readers context. Walpole praises reading. Stote’s Making the Most of Your Looks gives style guidance. House and Garden’s Interiors showcases 700 images and design ideas. Margaret McElroy.
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Sherwood Eddy
Christ
Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
New York Times
Charles Lindbergh
America
Lindy
Robert Lindsay Mason
North Carolina
Tennessee
Foreign Legion
Zinovi Pechkoff
French Foreign Legion
Guiseppe Prezzolini
Kathleen Macmillan
Hugh Walpole
Dorothy Stote
House and Garden
Inte
Margaret McElroy
Worthwhile new library books for varied tastes
A librarian notes a baker’s dozen new books available for free loan. Titles include Psychology of the Pre school Child by Baldwin and Stecher, Pheasant Jungles by Beebe, Thomas Paine Prophet and Martyr of Democracy by Best, Queen Elizabeth by Dark, plus New Challengers to Faith addressing belief in modern times.
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Baker’s
Bird T. Baldwin
Lorle I. Stecher
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
William Beebe
Thomas Paine
Margaret Agnes Best
Sidney Dark
England
Elizabeth
William H Wheeler to Speak at St Marys Church
William H Wheeler of the Thompson orphanage in Charlotte will speak at 11 o clock this morning at St Marys Episcopal Church on North Main street and Farriss avenue. A large crowd is expected and special music will be provided.
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William H. Wheeler
Thompson Orphanage
Charlotte
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
Mr. Wheeler
Why Waste Steps Find What You Want Here First
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