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JUL
Pictorial
REVIEW
j Interesting Events And Interesting People
0 Who Figured In Last Years News Parade
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One of the most heinous crimes of last ye ar was the blasting: of the home of MrSi Nerva
Lyons at 1017 Rock Street. Mrs. Lyons was in stantly killed, but four of the occtrpants of the
home escaped with their lives. Two were slightly injured.
*“ President Frank P. Graham, of the University of North
Carolina was the principal speaker at the dedication pf two
new buildings at A & T College., President Graham is shown
delivering the address at the edicatory exercises, President
Bluford is seated on the rear—right of the speaker.
For the first time in the history of the Un ited States the face of a Negro appeared on a
U. S. postage stamp. It was that of the late Bo oker T. Washington, founder of the Tuskegee
Institute. The above ^jhoto shows C. 0. Spaulding, president of North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company purchasing $500.00 worth of stamps at-the Tuskegee Post Office to be used
by his Coff^ny.
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J. W. V, Cordice, Jr. son of Dr.
J. W. V. Cordice who entered
New York University last fall as
a first year medical student.
Yonng Cordice is considered one
of the most brilliant students, of
ever matriculate £it NlTU.
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The national Basketball Tournament held at Fayetteville State Normal was attended by
outstanding Basketball teams from various sections of the nation. / After battling for most of
the week the Gary, Ind., Basketeers emerged as the nation’s championship team.
The North Carolina Bapist Convention which was held in Raleigh was one of the best accprding to delegates and visitors.
The public gathering w^hich included ministers ^from various other churches in Raleigh was a most momentous, event. Several
of the dignitaries arc shown seated on the platform while the principal address was being delivered.
As is usually the case the Algonquin TenniB Club social affairs are unusually brilliant. The pow-wow held last 7ear was
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The birthday party given the late Dr. S. L. Warren was one of'the last major affairs tk#,
business man. Dr. Warren is shown seated at the banquet tabl« together Dr% • CL
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