Halifax men at Wake Forest number 14 in class of 1000
Wake Forest college enrolls 1,000 students this session including fourteen Halifax county youths. Details list students from Scotland Neck Enfield Roanoke Rapids Littleton and Weldon with majors and campus roles noted. The school marks progress under President Kitchin with a $1,000,000 building program and new facilities as it nears its 105th session.
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Wake Forest
Halifax County
Wake Forest College
Scotland Neck
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids
Littleton
Weldon
L. A. Cherry
L. I. Cherry
R. B. Harrell
W. L. Harrell
G. T. Johnson
Percy Johnson
R. C. Josey, III
R. C. Josey
John Lawrence
W. O. Lawrence
W. C. McDowell
J. C. Work. Enfield
Joseph Branch
J. C. Branch
Norman Vick
J. J. Wimbrow
E. M. Wimbrow
Cherry
Harrell
Lawrence
Golden Bough
Barristers’ Club
Sigma Pi Alpha
Modern Language Fraternity
Chi Eta Tau Philosophical Fraternity
Philomathesian Literary Society
Josey
Johnson
Gamma Eta Gamma
Bowers
Euresian Literary Society
Wimbrow
Thurman D. Kitchin
Simmons
Wall Hall
William Amos Johnson
Gore Athletic Field
Meeting Halifax County Medical Society Postponed
The Halifax County Medical Society postpones its regular meeting from Friday evening May 20 to the same time next week in Roanoke Rapids Hospital dining room. Attendees note many physicians attended the State Medical Society Convention at Pinehurst this week and expect an unusually interesting May session. Full attendance is urged.
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Halifax County Medical Society
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
State Medical Society
Pinehurst
County Society
Industry’s No 1 Job Public Relations Message
Paul W. Garrett of General Motors urged in White Sulphur Springs that public relations begin at home and be an internal philosophy of management. He argued industry must keep consumer interests first and tell its story as America’s living standard rises through better living.
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Paul W. Garrett
General Motors
White Sulphur Springs
American Association of Advertising Agencies
America
SundayVisits and Local Notices From Tarboro Area
Monday reports from Ebenezer and nearby towns note visits by Mr. and Mrs. Crawley and other families to Tarboro Enfield Halifax and Hawkins Chapel. Concerns arise over illness of Mrs. W H Hux. A segment discusses poison gas devices to kill insects and moths while claiming safety for people pets and furnishings.
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Roy Crawley
A. E. Crawley
Nora Crawley
Halifax
W. T. Warren
Aurelian Springs
Darlington
W. D. Hux
Richard Cullom
Hawkins Chapel
C. G. Arrington
M. P. Crawley Jr
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T. E. Bowers
Annette
E. W. Smith
Bassett St. Rocky Mount, N. C
Paul Willard Garrett
Ebenezer
M. P. Crawley
Tarboro
Hyder Crawley
W. H. Hux
Louise Hux
Audrey Hux
Jack Taylor
Achandis
Iain
EMA
Parker-Rochelle Sales CO
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Best
Annette Beauty Salon
Roanoke Bank & Trust Co
Rosemary Branch