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Rev. P. A. Hicks Coming
To Local Baptist Church
hew Patter Will Enter Upon Duties
Here June I; Has Done Notable j
Work tit Statesvilie
Rev. P.- A. Hick?, who has been]
pastor of the Western Avenue Bap
list vhutch, StatvsviUo, for the past 1
ycai-s has accepted a call it* the
pas to-.ate of the Boone Baptist church
rind will enter upon his work here
Juno !>t. The pulpit committee ul
^ the local church extended. the :call to
Mr. I licks iom< fcimi ajfo. and ay<
delighted to know that he has <ie-;
eided to -take up tin work here, sue-,
c?:< Rev. F. M. Hoggin?. recxg'ned, \
who w to from here to Abingdon,j
Ya., iast IJeeeihber.
The following ronccrt|imr Mr.
Mck- and his work at StfetosviLte is i
taken front Monday's issue of the;
St. t I .a!;.: mark:
"At the morning- set vice Sunday,:
Mr. Hicks I'cn.dered his resignation as
phstdr of t!; Western Avenue church
effective -June His resignation
vrs v.'iy reluctantly accepted.
"'Rev. Mr. Hicks is leaving* the _
ova! church in excellent shape, after* j
r year i one month of fruitfulj
service. Wli-.n ! ;e eatno to Statesvillo, '
there were 470 inembfeys of Western!
A* enue church: during bis pastorate i
ihw have !>oen -V2T) in mbcrs added. (
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Diamond Hill Hnptist church was
organized out. of this congregation
a.vitl there have beep numerous]
changer- of residence, the present f
Vj. : ? 11!!<iii.ji of WoFtcrn Avenue is]
bp 7. A modern Sunday school plant
ha been added recently to the* phycal
e?iyjpu?ent of the church. The
Sunday school has oeon department.i
and ha hWn a standard Sunday :
school f".i the past two years..
"Kvory phase of the church work?
progressing most satisfactorily :
dei Mr. Hicks' leadership and the
ar.nouiu'ynient of his intention to
change wa- received with expressions. j
of regret by his most loyal mem ,
hers." i
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JUDGE JOHNSON J. HAYES
IN ROLE OF PLOWMAN
North Wilbc-l.iH o. May 14 ?hhidtro ;
Prison .1. Hayes, recently appointed
jiuitrt* ior u?? new lo?lorardistrict by *
I ?t1-nit *' iVoiiilgi-, was soop by
r i :* .<!> ?;a? ?:; ::,uh;?rs t'yibi.v as I'm
ei .fM'.i in his garden Vicar !
i . mime in \V if fees bo:??.
' ":l' i :?: ? i all.-. Wi'Iilil'U a hto.ld>
hi nimiii- >iiav. hat ami \vh&t.l;i>g.
hastily; iv,.' .t-.> jtaitfv w a> phwytnj* as
' iu?r a fun . ; the- best of. f.hem.
\ .<u iv l!:s . vViis reaivtl on a farm >
at "Purlear. nine miles we*l of,
\Vi|keslu?r<?, ami he often tr.lis feininisatneas
of his days! briwoori tfihv
plow handles. Re.a'.ise ii i; now a
weaver of t-he ermim i.- fio reason for
arsiimsng too inurk dignity
homely (hilies, the judge deelnres.
i x-; r k r. imuw:
The Tav Heed Repiihiion'n ?>:' iasti
week e:i>:r?e-d ! marriage amunVuee- ;
merit.-: I
'Mr. T. i.. I ritchvr. of Bamboo, {
W;:ta'';.r?i county. and Miss L'iz/.io \
K.;s>. ii. Route 1, Poors I\noh. we're
married at the hitter place Wedncs-j
day." |
Tin* pomoenat wishes to con?rratu-1
late The happy couple, the marriage
being the culmination of a courtship
of many year.v. Mr. Critchcr is on*- j
ol out ,bi*> t citizens and we hope for'
him many years of happiness.
Boone To Be Mecca for
/ Throngs of Teachers
ttt
With every available inch of space
taken in the dormitories sonic weeks!
the people of the town are rally-'
?r?p to t he cause of the Normal School
and throwing wide their doors to the
army of teachers, who will be here
for the jjjjenmg of the summer school
Indications arc that the number
this year at opening: will run higher
than at any time in the history of the
school, most reliabe estimates ranging
from twelve to fifteei) hundred
registrants.
For the benefit of those who may
not come for fear of not being able
to find needriimodations, the Norma}
officials wish tc stress the fact that
there is plenty cf room in the city
for all. No better homes can be
found the country than here m
Bgojic and they are open to the
school folk*:. Many will prefer the
privacy of our residences to the nei
crssarily rather crowded conditions
at the dormitories.
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A Non-Partisan N<
BOON
IViayor of Boone
I
^ >fel !
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W. it. f.Irajrjr, who recently took |
the oath as mayor of this city, ?s j
nri :si.J_?_vn< of ?Jr > \V"-.i .xvioin J. ' ??'.
Company. fTe wav roister of
(h ods for Watauga county for
many years and has always been a
leading factor in the religious,
civic and fraternal Hfc- of his town
and community.
Trustees of Normal
Hold Meeting Here
Improvements Planned at. Local
School include Construction
of Girls' Dormitory
The. annual meeting; of the board ;
of trustees of the Apalnehian State j
Normal college \\?&h hold in the office j
of the president here hist w e. U with j
the. following members of the hoard
in attendance: P.. i?. Dougherty and
D. I). Dougherty of Boone; ?- it
Bernhardt and W. C New land of
Lenoir; T: II. Coffey, Blowing Rock;
Judge T. C. Bowie p? A-iie county.;
\V, 11. Suil;v;j?s. Ash.evjile. and G. !i
Gaither of Hickory.
The following officers of the insti
tistion were re-elected: President, I>. i
I?. Dougherty chairman < :' the bnbrdt
T. H. Coffey; vice chairman, W. C.
.\*< whan i; chairlUv.n of Jin' executive
oominitieo, . M. !'.< rhhnrdt.
At Uv nu4 titty t he recommendations
the executive committee -w
regard U. iin- proposed yivls* dncpii-;
lory building wi re. submitted to the ;
board and approved. Settlor. ami J
Benton. Btalc-sviile n?;ciji>to< fs: with!
'their eng.iu-ei: were present and art j
now onyayed in making plans for i hi-1
pro pot .1 central power plant, heating ! <
system and the doimuorv.
Tlie new dormitory will accomnio i
date 180 girls, anil will be of lireproof
construction throughout. The
bedrVipm.s vviji be built with connectiny
baths so that there will be a.
bathroom to ovfcry four girls. Heat i
win he furnished* from a cyntrul ,
hoaxing: plant.
When construction work \viji b<_<1
011 the new building ha.-. xioC
bcci! announced, but iT is expbcte^
r:_. will begirt within the ive\r
Va - k,.
TWIN CITY WILL GET
DIST. ATTORNEYS OFFICE:
Frank A. Linney. United States
district attcirney lor the middle North
CaroHha district, \vlil move his office
and office force from Greensboro to
Winston-Salem within the- next Few
days. It was announced here yesterday,
said the Winston-Salem Journal |
of Tuesday.
John Benbow, custodian of the J
federal building, has been directed
by the department to arrange -ir.arters
foi Mr. Lihney immediately. Mr.
Benbow stated yesterday lhr.t there
would bo no difficulty ir> arranging
the needed rooms and that as soon
; as the necessary furniture can he set
in place, two offices, on the second!
; floor of the building will be ready
! for occupancy.
At present, Mr. Linney has qu&r|
tors in Greensboro whore he has been
I since he was appointed to the attorj
ncyship of this district. Prior to
| that time, before the middle district!
I was created he was attorney for the j
western district ant! had headquarters
at Charlotte.
Indications point to a 88 per cent
' peach < rop in North Carolina this
Reason as coinpavcd with 70 per cent
fast yeari
i
J. A. Howies, til, of Hickory, aj
pioneer bnsines- nn?n of that city, j
is. dead, following an illness of soy- i
< ral riionths. j
UGA
?wspaper, Devoted to the
E, WATAUGA COUNTY, NORTH C
JUDGE COUNCIL!- IS
BACK ON THE BENCH!
Native of Watauga Is Now Hick-j
ory's City Recorder; Believes in J
Law Enforcement
"? am now in your recorder's post*
and I do not wish to appear thai I am j
attempting to strike terror to the!
hcairt of ail who may appear beforel
tn*;," drolled ihe judicial voice ?.*f |
Judge V-. IS CouhviJi after he Jjiad
heard rite third drunk ca-e this mom -y:
the Hickory Ltaily Record
of May Oth> "But all people of infcel!
know that the lavv too'
n-adily dt^regarded rind I u- ni ?t the |
jsplemn duty officiate to bo st rict j
[enough in (nVforceiro-rii and punish- j
meut to brim* back that insl regard.
Let the defenoe.'t pay $2-"? and the
cost-.**
The defendant had plead guilty to
a charge of being drunk. 1 her a was
evidence that he struck, his wife and
resisted arrest. The two cases preceding
that had been simple drunk.-,
where the defendants had staggered
and talked in. ; loud manner. Judge
Council! had stuck fines of $20 and
the costs upon then*! ...
Judge, ("ounctil tover^ over the
Hickory recorder's court in a man-j
ner that wouM hp expected, of on old-I
line superior court judge. lie does!
[not spunk except wheni ^dc-K *'*- ?? -
ff. afy, and he does then with an |
case and con'idetu v that C6 m pel intoivit
.u .l niter silence in the court
room. In hi- two session.^ of municipal
court, '-the old judge," as he
is now being dubbed With complete
affection, has just nhoui made himself
an institution.
ZIONVILI.E HAPPENINGS
Zipnviiie. May 18..?-Karme rs in
.his sodtion are becoming somewhat
discoura^f-d since .lack Krosl viga'm
made his appearance.
thick-" Tom Greor has bee it con-;
fined to his l>o*l for the {Vast week J
with influenza.
The small daughter of Mr. and
Ms'S; Claud's Ciiaigan has beep dangerously
ill \v>t?i pneumonia, but ai. this
time si-ems to be a little improved;
Mr.-. L. Greer spent the past week
in Bristol, To on., with her daughter.
Mrs. JShelton heun.
Ails. My in GrcVgah and daughter
left last week for Oregon. Mr. John
Hodges of Bristol, purchascd the
Ctrcigjih property here and he with t
Alls. Hodges have moved to ZiorivUio.
Mrs Harrison Greer ami two small
children of Hickory. spent the past j
week here With Mr, and Mrs. Philip j
Greer. i
\TO \r^ i rv i i
:luUglllor.H of Nova, Tern.. Were Sun - j
day visitor.- here. Mrs. Msrry Yonvc,
mother of Mrs. otiiihr, aveompatki- d j
Uut^.1 home ami will visit in Teiinoi ;
see xor a eoiiple \ibek3.
Mr. and Mr.;. (I. C. GVr.ei and '
family made a business trip to Lt?~j
r?- i and North Wilkc.sboVo on Mon- .
day of last we-.k.
Or, Friday evening.. May is. a
frost of friend of Mr and Mrs. ! C.
Jones joined Mr. and Mrs. tij.byd!
ElWr- in pivinp a party to the
couple in honor of their pblHen vyc'iK j
rlinc ar.nivs.'rsary. The affair ?'am. j
as a complete surprise to Mr. aivi j
Mrs. 'ones as neither had thj>u$rht J
of this memorial day and in tho afternben
\vero persuaded by Mrs. Elk.r
to go ror a visit, ooou mux i.mgevs
vv'cVe li.i.-y with decorating the house
preparing tables, etc Imagine the supprise
of Mr. and .Mrs. Jones on their
return for instead of an empty house
more than fifty people met them.
After greetings were exchanged.
Rev. R. C. Eggers made ^ brief talkfollowed
by. G. W. Roten, after which
a delightful scoinl hour was eojoyed.
T.ub'ch was then |S^gj aiffl suon the i
party dispersed with many wishes for.
the continued hup pines? of Mr. anil
Mrs. Jones.
VALLE CRUCiS NEWS
Yalle Crucis. May 18?Miss YVilma
Baiid returned homo Thursday from
a visit of three months to her aunt,
Mrs. W. T. Latfc, at Vero Beach,
Flk.
Miss Lircy Mast, who has just
completed a course at Kings Business
college, Charlotte, returned
home last Saturday.
Captain Richard R. Bichariin of
!.. i. _ i n sr.. a
yv?c?r;imve4uji aiiu rinute iiuiivj.i a.
dacksoh of Chicago, were killed and
two other rorrine* wounded on the
1 6th. when a guerilla band of &raguuus
attacked an American detachment
at La Paz Centro. near
Leon. Captain Bichanih vras
brother of Mrs. W. W. Smith, of
Charlotte, N. C.
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rSt^Sr^^^ff? ^?KraJw?ft
Best Interests ol Northwt
AROLINA, THURSDAY. MAY ,15?. I
Happenirs ?* in and
Abou^" iowing Rock
J
Interesting^ ws of Pas! Week
Fr* .- "nmous Resort
Town
Bioy' .\Ock. Mr y 1 &.?^jich extraord
. progress is being niadi
under ini- direction of Cair-of; K< vs.
rksitier.r engineer. in laying * ho -ur
"aco rock on Highway 17 bet'veen
Blowing Rock ami Lijii'ofj tha: tbrough
strc tvho - 1 : -
Bailey's Camp have I .
cliin5r?nt"il. and the : ! . .
been extended . verai miles below
Bailey's Canip.
Although the surf -.i- rock has not
been well packed w. t>. ?t -;.
no difficulty whatever -o going over
it. Below Hah* y"- Cam p. the base
rock "is- being iaiii and is necessarily
exposed in somr places, but <-v u
there it is rapidly being covered with
the surface rock.
Engineers from t-be Myers Parap
f'oilinjmv V IIi-o/invlVnrA
here Friday and supervised the installation
of new attachments and a
new rod in the pump on the Blowing
Rock lliti veil Perfect service was
promised by the engineers after
tlu c changes were made.
Tiie "t, 1 Ofi Coot, six-inch main connecting
Green Park with 1 lie town
witter system has heen completed
and is now in operation with water
from the Blowing Rock Hill and
May view reservoirs. It is now being
connected with the Green Hill reservoir.
George M. Siidderlh, township tax
lister, is listing real and personal
prunes ty at the town haU this week.
Dr. James 1. Vance, on- of the
leading clergymen of tin south, who
is pastor of the First iVesbytortan
church at Nashville. Term., said
while In- was hen last week that AI
Smith's success or failure as a presidential
candidate will rest on his
views on prohibition ir.d not on his
religious views.
I "Governor Smith's reply to Mr.
j Marshall Would have been stronger if
it had been shorter," Dr. Vance sui i.
"A lire intend of a page was ail
thai, was ne eded ty say _ whet hoi i
allegiance to his church would ever
come between him and his allegiance
. o ms ntun'.ry 11 e raniiHi. oarvy eise
south heciUVfo of his record on vchiskvj
"
Wilham S. SclKrhck of M :u! ! < n. N.
formerly connected with one of
the. New York state KpVehvmsw'i !:.
hartmonts with Smith was a membtrr
01 the lejr*- lnt tire, also doubt ti
Smith's ability win the ncntmwUidn
"lie is oYily a s.nvM.tn politician," Mr.
Seheru'k Mai while };? was here. "Re
wih-3 his nicijorilk s for ?p von for >
supporting local bills sponsored by
Uepubl-oai'.s, but. these" sum: mutate
Republicans would hot \<>ir tor hi hi
o r t
R. S. Me banc-, cotton mill opoia
ai- t\f e e -ii'il i?i^
spent, a few Jay- last week at their
nimitui' estate here. .Mr. M.ebaKe
fished on the 1.000 acres he keeps as
a: pi ; vat a preserve."
Operators';'di- tifxiciib? 'sand trucks
for hire in 15io>vihit Rook will have to
nay license taxes of fur f?-pas
seiiger cars. $50 foi sf-ven-pasrt-iijver
cars aiul $f?0 lor each ton-capacity of
trucks, 'u waV voted by the town
council at its first meeting after the
.election. A tax Of $50 was placed on
all doing piu.mhtr.jr business in Blowing
Rock.
J. E. HoJshouscr was elected to on
clerk and treasurer and his eovnpensatioii
\yiU beooe per cent of all receipts
and disbursements.
i. E. Story vis reappointed town
polic tman. The board considered
the appointment of a policeman for
Green Rink but took no action. It is
umiersnun! that a. i.ee uross. \yun
has resigned as town policeman at
Boone, was considered for the place.
Mrs. \V. Hartley has offer? d the
Blowing Bock tire department the
use of her now stone building for its
j social affairs this summer. The dei
part.ment at a meeting "last week appointed
a program committee to arrange
for the affairs. On this committee
are. Chief d. A. Panelki, Ray
Greene and .1. E. Holshou^er.
!
A Raleigh dispatch tells of. the payment
of a debt of $12,060.85 due W.
H. Worth, t'oimei tr.-asuiv.>\ ' y 1?
state for 25 yr>:.rs and adds thai
"there v.moire joy in Auditor Du?:
| ham's :offico- when the treasure wag
j put ir. the mails than there i.- ii
j heayen when one sinner rep?.eth.*
3CRA
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Y FOR THF. RELIEF *
* OF STORM SUFFERERS Y
Y Y
Y The Watac^xi Dc roue rat ami ?
^ the i'jcjiif Chapter ?>f the Y
Y Anic-rka:' Red Cross ackiio'A i- Y
* v>:ltrt- receipt of the follo'-v hip ?
^ eoraribtiUoiis for the benefit Y
Y of the .'.tot m su'flt re/5 in toe A"*
Y* .Miss(s?idj>i wt!i< \ : Y
Y Previously reported .7-'. Y
Y x K i Haj,^ Y
Y* j u ! 1 < i?_? A1
Y Mi.-..' N'hin-j Hnjrnmun '.on Y'
Y- ,VVr. R. . 1.00 YY
l oeii Milter - 100 Y
Y Fricr.ri' 1:00 Y
" Ofim Church.. 40 OS Y
Y \Y. i! Cra^K . . ' 5-00 Y
Airs. E. K. 'S?iod??r;is? :;.oo Y
A** Mrs. \V. n. \Vagrher t.00 Y
Y Mis- Theotlocht Wet- ?
A* so a _ 10.00 Y?
Y Gteanu Hardin . :>.0(f Y
Y _ Y
' ""* Tola! $ 10(>- 51 *Y*
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-Y- Y -Y Y Y -Y Y -Y Y Y Y Y Y
Improved Mr ! Service
On Linville River Ry.
Pos-toffice Department Authorizes
Distributing Service on Trains 2-3
Between Bnonc and Cranberry
Wasl'iitiKioi; special of Mr.y !2 to
Winytoh-Sniem -lourna! \ f
w.\ k- aj.ro. at the instance < f'
ne\ \Y. R. RovilL of Boone. and
or lvrn.'iiy ot' th< postal servur- in the
I community boUvccti Boor.- ami Craftbcry
ailing the line of the Cranberry
am! .Johnson City (15. T A V. . N'. {'.:)
line, Senator Simmons took up with
the po.tofiice depart men the desbr.
of iffironii to have instituted ritihvay
mail Service in lieu of evistinjr closed
: pouch service, which \\its represented
to i"> most niisatisfactory lo patrons,
| but the denurt snout at ftr l vetoed
the proposed extension ,>n account of
the added cost involved.
Upon making further rapresenta1
ions to the depart me.nt respecting
th'fe heed fur the service on part. i;C
patrons aff Ccfett. and of the vouftitRr
eriiihm which should accorded to
tl?:i circumstances as well as to the
^icL'uuj^xvrX'i^ of the c?Vst of dmproving
the service, tho <lr:?-u:r.ii m >mdeitrook
a feu ?ir?.v? ago a further
carofu! review of tIn.* situation at the'
instance of Senator Saminuis.
T...i.iy Senator Siiiiinoti? ha: Im-ri
;tdv;.::ed thai llr. department hitt> <b?
wI< ,) t.Vj d trihiUu*j? s< > vm
between (a-UuWrry nhd Bop no \i
trains numbers \ ami "J, and to have
the seiviiic or. trains number? 5 and
i'h'i formed iu eio.-od poaches; a roar.;
which I he iiep:t:;? nr. ni
" v u-v;-: will meet the- \\ is'nes of the
nntvbrYs el' the ideally
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MRS. B. J COl'NCit.L HOSTESS
TO KRIDA V AFTERNOON CLUB
Mrs. if. .1. i duheiT dviighti'uHy en:
,) m E>:ulr*y Aft nivoo-'i <_'lo >
a! her home Saturday afteiaio.or.-i
May 2 (tl>.
The .spacious rooms \\'cre gaiiy eeoor:\ied
with a profmm>h ..i" native wild
flow or?. -oristicaliv arrang? d. and
thus whs tbe spring-time in oar Mils
jniiOggY part ??f our festive ai'torr-oon.
After the .social hour, ilie hostess
p evented a North Carolina program
?thv ibvincr lakci! from thv '
prize selections coin pile a by Woai.Clubs
of i.bv slate. They were ]
rendered as follows:
"Th:-y's l.ia's Here."' by Jov K ,
Fie Jit on," read by Mrs. Tracy 'Court
'cilt. ' ' ;
"BUI an* We," by Ella 11. Lackey,
read by Mrs. J. A. Sproles.
"At the End pi* the Way." by Mary
C!. Kohmson/ read by Mrs. Ed Coifey.
M i ' G. Greer rendered two
Solos, "To a Wild Rose.'' by McDowell.
and "Simple Ave an," by Franci
Thome.
At the close of the program, with
Mrs. Greer <.t the piano, the club
[ joined in icinging "North Carolina!
Hills."
The hoste;>s assisted by Mr-. Tracy
' Council!, served a delightful two
nurse luncheon.
Beside club members, Mrs. Conn- 1
cill had as invited guests, Mrs. Jas.
Council!, .Mrs. Paul Coffey. Mre.;
James Rivers. After having >'wn! *
I .
happy nfTvJT!<K?n the club adjourned
ia meet n time will: Mrs. Ed Cotfey
at her home on Main street.
. . .?...
Kaieich' ... his!'; botei. or.
c eht-siory skvleuvi. which stopped
* .re, op \\p last -iiniiii r, itas beer, sold
? fo. ^*>(>^0. beinr 'aken ir by W.
Ba: >. K.Ak h ycr.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
Annua! Cost of County's
Public School System
65 Elementary Schools ant! Pour
High School Units Operated at fv
Total Cost of $93,630.43
Vhx- i j\j;- orift^atin? the
public M'hooj MI in WatJiujca
County for: Th> - > 1 h; your 3020?
27 wa.- S'.'.-' i-?o.!according to
figures juAt tom'fnled !;.y County Sufi
. rir.n-ncibr.i. < f Sm'.ih
'S*M\rc arc* >'5 white eie- T
rnesHuty -viu-'.!.. ih\ if. four
.SCho:/!s ail .i t\V<v SylifKii-i.
Anm'oxwnau-iy $?:;. ? 77.00 Of the
school fum) m - i .i' -'-i a coi;:ttytax
levy, ;.:>;>rvx;ioaiyiy $20,.'
- 1 \v)u> supji >'i out f>i iiu' >?ta.ic
i ft I'd. and neat 'y .>'?: 000
rt:ifC;<j 1. v pcf.ai Levy iv? sr-.-.-rai
the ULSTrhl.-. rhe
for the yV*ar \yaCs - 93.2^8.to.
< j,6*J-7.70 more- than the
school. year ju-t ! .?:? eel
thy rev. equali'/atioii '.aw,
\Vat-5iugn co'unty will r cyiyt .-i-X- aid
to !: < amount of approximately 837.000.
a.- a?r<;iri.rt $17.7o0 tinder; the
?>t'i .. \yhicl- .! cut Ihe tax levy
: <.oin.lv for sa.hoo; purposes
from 70 cent'- f,!> the $lo<? valuation
to -o' i '."itt-r or pvrr.ap- a little
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V ;. i ' r . -I r.;f. \ViJ| bfc ht?hf
- ir to \ he tax puyoi'y.
T'sUowiny i- a <h. la ihsi lulenent
of tilt fxpei)clit.i:: trs of :v'.'hot>) i aids
toi 11i: year 1^20-27:
Ttiacjicrs' Salaries
Ti :ic!i( i>' 15:- . 5-oU) eiomer.lary
ur??j, bijrh i-vhoiu, -I;)! $72.1 09.2$, 0; ; ' (!
umot'j: N- various schoold by
V ; i pS; ?illlow :
Boom- Township
Uijope el *11 ? t" 1 y $<>.7: 2*22
lloont-, high sekooi, ."..202-15
Oak Grose -- _ 2 - 220.2 >
Howards Creek 1 ,lifl.O0
Ku;,hef.\v<H'<i GiO.OO
Poplar Grove - - - H.4t).=bo
Liberty jj'llll 0?4.50
Brushy Fork i;l-*.0;6o
Blowing Rock Township
Blowing Rock, elein litary $"2,572.91
Blowing " k high school 1,2$0.00
Silver Lake ...... TKV.Ud
t'oue 7 _ . . . $00.00
v ivol Spiiugs . . pv'O-vO
Blu^ Ridge Township
BanUuv _S !>? 12,50
1,02i>.00
P. -;iv\ _ . ...... 27 7.00
l'r:;?'sh,,\v . . . . _ J70.09
2.HG.50
V ?rk ... 262.00
Reaver Dani Township
1 ii>i>. iA?i Uirigm . ... ... s 70S 7,7
lit-th-.-i ._ i.'iOo.oa
Purest (Jnivr 1.170-00
'' ess.- ... . .... 7AO <10
Raid Mountain 1 nwnshlp
Tfitil. t'ieiuoptarv _ . .;) 1 ,'>*-'0,110
Tu.ltl. high schntil ... . _ 000.00
.. 270.I'D
fiiycr Viow . .'.roi.oO
Cciva Crock Township
<Y.v,' 0:v<-h. ('i'MliC HI :i !'v . . ,S ; To 0,00
Vs-.v t'-'.'i-k. Uijjii St in.a,:. . 7,120.00
Silvciiconn ! ,'200. Oil
. . .. . ... .6 idtl.uu
Mnhoi . . . i,2i55 1)0
X.ith Fork _ _ 27O.OO
Kionvillt- ? . .0:0.00
F.ik Township
Ul'Oer ICU, . . y l.lvo.UO
Lotvi-r Eik 270:00
Laurel Greek Township
I'tallip.- S 2.20 00
ivy Utilk- .... ... 1.200 00
Windy f.ap . . _ $55.0.0
Honriajrer ... 77,-v,
Jylyi.sott _. 270.00
Keliersyille --- ... 270.00
Pre*sneTI _ . . . 330:00
Meat Camp Township
Sandy Flat - *Vi 0.00
Gr( one Valley . 785.00
Tubman . 780-00
VVincbarpor . . -. - . 1,5 GO. 00
Chestnut Grove 780.00
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Two Auto Lisense
Tags This Year
Automobile owners ot North Carolina
must buy two stale license taps
this yem aecordinc: to an act passed
by the Inst peneral assembly.
This will cause 100.000 enr owners
to buy two licenses this year. One
for si\ months in Inly and the other
for 12 months prior to -January I,
lb:>8.
The eban ye. experts estimate, will
5vl no Cs(ii') r.? Hv- t:V?n
400,000 car owners in additional as
s-. H^nK-nt of c'5 com.- a likens*- for fife
j six months plain.
Reasons for the cr:njrv was ji'ivan
as to put. North Carolina motor license
y:av in line "with other statesand
to move payment daw from the ?
: :v. r who- farmovs am reputed
I bo shpn of f inds.