Clemson Awards Doctorate To State College Editor
Clemson College conferred a Doctor of Science on Frank H. Jeter agricultural editor of North Carolina State College during the 2nd commencement. Poole praised Jeter for six decades of farm education work, noting he was the first college farm editor to receive a doctorate in editorial attainments. Jeter joined NC State in 1914 and shaped the College News Bureau while shaping Southern agricultural journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Frank H. Jeter
North Casolina State College
Clemson College
Clemson
Robert F. Poole
Jeter
South
United States
State College Extension Service
North Carolina
Santuck
Union County
N. C
N.C
South Carolina
N. C. State College
Southern Fertilizer Association
Atlanta
Manteo
Murphy
Cornell University
Progressive Farmer the Farm Journal
The
County Gentleman
Southern Planter
Southern Agriculturist
M. Jeter
Presbyterian Junior College
Milan
National Association of Agricultural Editors
Secretar
Ia 1
Ter
Kiwanis Club
Torch Club
First Presbyterian Church
Country Club
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
Association of Southern Agricultural Workers
Alpha Zeta
Phi Kappa Phi
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Blue Key
Alpha Gamma Rho
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Irene Annie Albert
Frank, Jr
Robert Vernon
Jane Hamilton
Forest Road
Raligh
S. C
Little Berry
Janie Hamilton Jeter
Frank Hamilton Jeter
Brevard Music Festival Opens in Western North Carolina
The Brevard Music Festival unveils its third annual program from August 13 to 22 at the Transylvania Music Camp summer theatre. Led by Leo Panasevich and James Christian Pfohl, the event features guest soloists Mary Bothwell Joseph Battista Eileen Farrell Tessy Spivakovsky and William Hess. The Brevard Music Foundation and Brevard Music Festival Association sponsor a non profit festival and camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevard
N. C
North Carolina
Summer Theatre
Transylvania Music Camp
Leo Panasevich
Ballet “Russe
National Symphonic Orchestra
James Christian Pfohl
Tar Heel
Festival Symphonic Orchestra
Mary Bothwell
Joseph Battista
Eileen Farrell
Tessy Spivakovsky
William Hess
Philadelphia Opera
Brevard Music Festival Association
Brevard Music Foundation
Transylvania
Recorder's Court May 25 1948 Docket Summary
The Recorder's Court lists multiple State vs. defendants for speeding driving while intoxicated assault and other charges. Pleas guilty verdicts fines and costs are imposed with various conditions including good behavior and payment of restitution. Several cases are continued struck or nol pros due to settlements or violations of prior judgments.
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Recorder's Court
Henry Stephenson
Sydney W. Dunn
Lloyd Little
Joe Lee Parker
Ernestine Williams
Chester Manley
Stte
Jack Moulton
James Jones
Lea
McCoy Wiggins
Mack Wiggins
John Thomas
Arline Lee
John Anderson
State
Johnnie M. Alsten Hermit
Cleveland Batts
Ben Karney
Charlie Archer
Gery
Superior Court
Fred Harrell, Jr
John ‘Thoma
Boy Scouts Name New Chief Scout Executive
Arthur A. Schuck, longtime Scout executive of the Los Angeles Area Council, was unanimously elected Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America. The announcement came from Freeman E. Self, Scout Executive of the East Carolina Council, which serves about 5000 Scouts, Cubs, and leaders in eastern North Carolina.
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Arthur A. Schuck
Los Angeles
Boy Scouts of America
California
Freeman E. Self
East Carolina
Astern
North Carolina
Dancy Receives Fine And Probation For Drunken Conduct
Sam Dancy, found drunk and disorderly, is sentenced to four months in jail suspended on conditions including a $20 fine and costs and two years of good behavior with abstention from alcohol. The case list also notes repeated drunken driving pleas by Theron Edmonds and Howard Lowe, speeding by Frank Lane Barnes, and other related offenses including forgery by John A. Davis and larceny by Robert L. Newsome.
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Sam Dancy
Theron Edmonds
Howard Lowe
Frank Lane Barnes
George Faison
John A. Davis
Robert L. Newsome
Elbenezer Holden
Billie Carlin Gresam
Bond
National Surety Corporation of
N. Y
Make Safety Our Season's First No 1 Crop 1948 4-H Slogan
The 1948 national 4 H Farm Safety drive promotes reducing farm deaths and injuries. NC Extension directs events for sixth year with GM medals and a national trip to Chicago for state champions. In Manteo the first Oregon Inlet cabin season opened with a 43 pound fish by Dr A P Jones and multiple large catches by Dr George H Garrison and party aboard Slow and Easy.
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Oregon Inlet
North Carolina
Extension Service
General Motors
Oregon
A. P. Jones
Roanoke
George H. Garrison
New Castle
Del
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State College
Bloom Bros
Roanoke Ave
the Family Outfitters
Roanoke Rapids
For All
Lant and
Reed & Barton
Sterling
Land Bros. Jewelers
Roanoke Rapids Jays
Walters Watch Shop
Roanoke Av
Walter
Waliers Watch Shop
Boy Scouts
Jane Alexander
Gastonia
Iredell County
B. F. Johnson
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Eggett’s
Haupax County
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