Raleigh, N.C., Aug. 24—Eighty-two lawyers have been added to the state’s legal roster, according to the list made public tonight by the state supreme court. Seventy-nine of these passed the examinations held the first part of the week, and the remaining three were licensed under the comity act. Ninety-eight applied for licenses, 15 of whom failed to pass the written examinations, and one who was not granted a license under the comity act.
Following is the list of those licensed after examination:
Roy LaF. Ashby, Mount Airy
Joseph Walter Bailey, Everett
Julius Edmond Banzet Jr., Ridgeway
Benjamin Smith Beach, Hillsboro
William Yarborough Bickett, Winston-Salem
Henry Donaldson Browning, Monroe
Robert Oswald Burton, Nashville
Alan Browning, Hillsboro
Charles Theodore Boyd, Gastonia
Lacy Black Bradshaw, Graham
James Smith Battle, Tarboro
Sanford Wiley Brown, Asheville
Oscar Bernard Crowell, Roxboro
Walter Wilson Carter, Mount Airy
Narvel James Crawford, Waynesville
William Alphonsus Dennis, Durham
Disy Denson, Raleigh
Jonathan Worth Daniels, Raleigh
George Columbus Dees, Grantsboro
Lloyd Stanley Elkins, Elkton
Abner Blythe Fortner, Pickens, S.C.
Benjamin Eagles Fountain, Tarboro
Carl Washington Greene, Asheville
Edward Foster Griffin, Louisburg
Thornton Patton Gholson, Henderson
Lee Overman Gregory, Salisbury
Gabe Holmes, Goldsboro
Robert Allison Hope, Madison
Edward Buist Hope, Madison
Luther T. Hartzell Jr., Concord
Worth Dewey Henderson, Greensboro
Tyre Glen Henderson, Greensboro
Clayton Carr Holmes, Council
John Council Joyner, LaGrange
John James, Charlotte
Archibald Currie Jordan, Durham
Romulus Call Jannings, Winston-Salem
John Kerr Jr., Warrenton
Henry Lester Kiser, Bessemer City
John Waldo Kendall, Norwood
James Edward Lyon, High Point
Clarence Elwood Lundy, Raleigh
Will Eustace Moser, Randalman
John Garland Mills Jr., Wake Forest
James Ellis Malone, Louisburg
Paul Nissen Montague, Winston-Salem
Fred Fletcher Myrick, Greensboro
Paul Eugene Monroe, Salisbury
James MacRae, Fayetteville
Cyrus Herbert Nicholson, Coarts (Coats?)
Frank Norwood, Washington, D.C.
John Hampton Price Jr., Stoneville
Ernest Marsh Poate, Southern Pines
Benet Polikoff, Winston-Salem
Webster Clay Powell, Pinehurst
Mable Alyce Peele, Raleigh
Paul Grier Parsons, Grassy Creek
Julius Pierson Rumley, Knig (King? Knightdale?)
George Washington Rogers, Washington, D.C.
Edward Redfearn, Pageland, S.C.
Alton Hampton Robinson, Asheville
Oscar Stanton, Marhall (Marshall?)
Robert Carlisle Schulken, Whiteville
Harry Ruffn Stanley, Greensboro (Ruffin?)
Henry Grady Stephens, Hickory
Charlton Emory Symmes, Wilmington
John Duncan Shaw, Charlotte
John Spencer Stell, Raleigh
Lloyd Andrew Straits, Columbia, S.C.
Joseph Von Wilson, Lumberton
Willliam Myrant Wellons, Smithfield
Howard Osler Woltz, Mount Airy
Norman Martin West, Council
Phillip Wagenheim, Norfolk, Va.
Harvey Oscar Craver, Lexington
Those licensed under the comity act are as follows:
Leon Louis Motte, Wilmington, N.C. (from South Carolina)
Heuling Davis, Charlotte, N.C. (from Kentucky)
Charles Picket Sims, Ashville, N.C. (from South Carolina)
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Four Trinity college law students holding certificates from the school of law passed the examination representing their institution 100 percent strong. The Trinity men taking the examination and passing were: W.A. Dennis, L.S. Elkins, J.E. Lyon and N.M. West.
From the front page of the Durham Morning Herald, Sunday, Aug. 25, 1923
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