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Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina
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Students at State College in North Carolina plan a style show where college students model self-made clothing from cotton and rayon fabrics designed and woven by Textile school students, originated by Dean Thomas Nelson in 1928 to promote cotton apparel. Student officers from various NC towns are listed.
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colleges in North Carolina will model clothing made by themselves of cotton and rayon fabrics designed and woven by students in the Textile school. The style show was originated by Dean Thomas Nelson in 1928 to promote the use of cotton in wearing apparel.
Student officers in charge of the event are shown above. Raymond J. Payne of Kannapolis is general superintendent and Hubert C. Woodall of Smithfield is assistant superintendent. Foremen and assistant foremen are Ernest Rogers of Concord and Eubert McLeod of Carthage, yarn manufacturing: Fred Misenheimer of Salisbury and Bill Friday of Dallas, knitting: John Mauney of Lincolnton and J. Taylor Shotwell of Henderson, weaving: E. D. Kearns of Greensboro and James E. Odgaard of Montclair, N. J., designing: Charles K. Watson of Red Springs and Fabe M. Clements of Greensboro, dyeing.
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State College, North Carolina
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Students from colleges in North Carolina will model clothing made by themselves of cotton and rayon fabrics designed and woven by students in the Textile school. The style show was originated by Dean Thomas Nelson in 1928 to promote the use of cotton in wearing apparel. Student officers in charge: Raymond J. Payne of Kannapolis general superintendent, Hubert C. Woodall of Smithfield assistant superintendent, foremen and assistants in yarn manufacturing, knitting, weaving, designing, dyeing as listed.