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Wake County Commencement Honors Towns and Moonshining
May 27 report covers Wake allegée commencement day with forty two graduates and thesis presentations by S J Lor Biggs R W Burne and others. It notes moonshiners’ influence in the county, a clash in Wilson public schools over census orders, and upcoming railway commission and Wilmington Seacoast issues. The piece also mentions St Augustine's colored normal school graduation and local civic efforts including a Naval Reserves bazaar and new brick stores on Poindexter street.
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Wake Allegée
N.“Simmons
Ralelen
Oer Triumphant
L. Greaves
Tank iThe
Madison Couneedom
Danvers
Eretineberry
Chatham County
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Tranville County
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Hicks
Raleigh
Bossiam
Gut
King
Franklin County
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S. J. Lor. Biggs
Ar W. D. Burne
Caratacpilin
T. L. Cardle
Pore
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Harris
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W. T. Joyner
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Kingry
Kintosh
R. H. Meeste
Cy Palmer
Ee Robertson
P. Rogers Enherd
Staley
W. M
Stan- Cal Stillwill
W. R. Sikes
P. Ss
Walker
J.C. Watkins
Giges
Maryland
South Hobertson
Pittsylvania
Awell
Sthées Civil’sérvice
Wilmington
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Manvini
Wilson
Mangum
Wilson County
Muara Education
the Tribune
C. B. Poland
Railway Commission
Wilmington Seacoast
St. Augustine's Colored Normal School
Metropolitan Hall
Episcopal
Margaret GB. Gregory
S. H. van Took
Norral
John B. Eliott
Lovle A. Williams
Carrie
Naval Reserves
Poindexter Street