P School Dire&ory of Alamance County
M. C. TERRELL, Superintendent
GRAHAM, N. C.
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Patterson's Township
SCHOOL Teacher's Name Home Address Teaching Address
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1 Oakdale Miss Grace Cheek Burlington, N.-C Kimesville, N. C-
Miss Agnes Andrews Chapel Hill, N. C Liberty, N. C-, No. 3.
Miss Virgio Alexander .... Liberty, N. C Liberty, N. C-, No. 3.
2. Cross Roads M'ss Bertha Isley Kimesville, N-C Kimesville, N. C.
•3- Oakwood Miss Nettie Simpson Burlington, N. C Rock Creek, NC , No-2.
4. Pleasant Hill Miss Nettie Highfill Liberty, N. C Liberty, N. C. 7
Miss Vituria Stuart Liberty, N. C Liberty, N. C. /
k Qvlvan Hiirh School ...Mr. R. H. Hutchison Snow Camp, N- C ....Snow Camp, N- C. ,
6. feylvan ingn scnooi _ Mr w a Motley Burlington, N. C ....Snow Camp, N. C.
, , ( .>i Miss Maggie Hicks .. N. C Snow Camp, N. C.
, . j 'm,mMrs. Annie McVey Stuart..Snow Camp, N. C Snow Camp, N. C.
»*- »«Mibs Leanna Stuart Mebane, N. C Snow Camp, N- C.
'' ' COT Mrs. R. H. Hutchison Snow Camp, N. C Snow Camp, N. C.
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1 Rocfc Creek M| *. C- A. Stroud Burlington, N C Rock Creek, N. C., No. 2.
2 Crane Creek Miss I'attie Wilson Graham, N. C Liberty, N. C.
y T "T Coble Township.
V Priondahin Uiirh School Mr. '• O ffm " n Julian, N. C Burlington, N. C., No. 1.
1. Friendship High School # Maython)c Reeves ....Marshall, N, C Burlington, N. C-, N* 1.
p 88 Lucy Carr Oliver Top Not, N. C Burlington, N. C-, No. 1.
9 Rclmont Mr. H L Foster Rock Creek, N. C Burlington, N. C- No. 7.
Miss Virginia Yarborough ..Mebane, N- C. Burlington, N. C. No. 7.
Miss Lois Sharpe Burlington, N. C. Burlinifton, N. C- No. 7.
n Glonwood 'M' B * Mamie Walker Hillsboro, N. C Burlington, N. C-, No, 2.
Miss Beuluh Murray Rock Creek, N. C Burlington, N. C-, No, 2.
4 Shoffner Miss Fannie Reitzell Burlm«ton, N. Burlington, N. G, No. 10.
Miss Minnie Coble Burlington, N. C - Burlington, N. G , No. 10.
C. New Hope Miss Zona Troxlcr Kimesville, N. C Burlington, N. C-, Na 1.
Col. „
1. Springdale Miss Mary Holt Burlington, N. C Burlington, N. C., No. 10.
lloon Station Township.
J. Highland Mr E C Rumt.ley Burlington, N. C Burlington, N. C, No. 4.
Miss Octavia Wilson Hurdles Mill, N- C Burlington, N. C-, No. 4.
is 8. Shallowford Miss F.mma Somers Klon College, N. C. Elon College, N. C.
Miss Onic Mae Somers Klon College, N. C Eton College, N. C.
4. Ossipee Miss Juanita Puett Dallas, N C Klon College, N, C„ No. 1.
Miss Agnes Curtis Burlington, N. C Elon College, N C„ No. 1.
Mrs. C. N. Somers Klon College, N. C Klon College, N.. C., No. 1.
Miss Lucile Kearncs Farmer, N. C Elon College, N C., No. 1.
Col.
1. Shallowford Miss Pearl Ix-e Burlington, N. C Elon College, N. C
-2. Sandy Ridge Miss Sussie Sellers Klon College, N. C •' Klon College, N, C.
Morton Township.
1. Stony Creek H. S Mr. G. M Reed Albemarle, N. C Burlington, N. C, No. 2.
Miss Lillian Boyer Charlotte, N. C Burlington, N. C-, No, 2
Miss Eula Ashworth Burlington, N. C Burlington, N. C- Na 2
2. Altamahaw Mn- C D. Curl Saxapahaw N. C Altamahaw. N. C.
Miss Margaret Long Oteen, N. C Altamahaw, N. C.
Miss Bertha Rccp Lincolnton, N. C Altamahaw, N. C
-3. Oakwood High School ...Miss Annie A. Vaughan ... .Highland, N. O. Altamahaw, N'. C., No. 1
Miss Sandra Mcßane Graham, U Altamahaw, N'. C„ No. 1.
Miss Mary Met,ray . Altamahjbr, N. C Altamahaw, No. 1,
4. Isley Mrs R' W. Isley .J Burlington, N. C, No. 1. Burlington, N. C-, No. 8.
6. Maywood Miss Litsey Isley" Burlington, N. C, No. 1. Burlington, N. C-, No 8.
Col.
1. Gravelly Hill Mrs. Hannah Holt Gruham, N C No. 1. Burlington, N. C., No 8
2. Halls Mrs. Lixzie Tate Graham, N. C Elon College, N. C.
•* '' " Faucette Township
2. Union Ridge M r »- V" C3 f ?° nville •• • • ? T urlin 8*"". N kT C -• • Burlington, N. C, No. 2.
( Miss Annie Patillo Union Ridge, N. C, No. 1. ..Burlington, N. C No. 2
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Rte 3 Deep Creek Mr R H. Coble Burlington, N. C Burlington, N. C
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' ijjit, 4. O lemon Mr T B>. Dawson Burlington, N C Burlington, N. C. No 2
Mrs. C. C. Wilson Burlington, N'. C , No. 3 Burlington, N. C. No 2
Miss Brule Walker . Burlington, N. C„ No. 3 Burlington] N. c) No! 2.
6. McCray Mr Roy W'. Bamette Mebane, N. C., No. 1 Burlington, N. C , No. 3
Minn Nellie Roberta Southern Fines, N. C. Hurlinjrton, N. C No. S*
7. Midway Minn Stella Gentry Glade Valley, N. O. Burlington, N C
Mrs John W Trolinger Burlington, N. C Burlington N c'
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Col.
NT: L Union Ridge Mi\ S. G Walker Burlington, K. C Union Ridge, N: C.
2- Archei Grove Miss Kva E»erett Graham, N. C -Burlington, N. 0., No. 6
a McCray . .Mrs- Ida Evans .Burlington, N. C., No. 3 Burlington, N. C, No. S.
"firahnm Township.
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1. Bethany Mis* Bertha Stuart Mebane, N C, No. 6 Graham, N C. No. 1
Mis* Ethel Russell Graham, N. C Graham N C No 1
2 Glenhope Mr*. W. H Holt Graham, V. C Graham! N. C."
Mi*s Ijila Browning Graham, N. C- Graham, N. C, •
Albright Township
1. Eureka M* George Holmes Graham. N. C Graham, N C, No 1
iMi*s Gallic Isley Burlington, N. P., Na 1 Graham N No 1
2. Climax M» W W Cudo Burlington, N. C, No. 7 Burlington, N. G Nd''
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3. New Union Miss Maude Fou*t Snow Camp, N. C. Graham, N C- No. 1.
iX. Wood. Chapel Mr. T- H McNeil Charlotte, N. C. . Graham, N. C. No. 1.
- • 231 Boundry Su
Mr*. T. H. MrNeil . .Charlotte, N. C Graham N. G
, 231 Boundry St.
a Mountain ..Ml*. H W. Brown Mobane, N. G-, No 4 Graham, N C.,
Newlin Township
1 Saxapahaw Miss Sallie Kinu St. Paula, N..C Saxapahaw, N. C.
jMisa fllyriio l'ntchctlo Elon College, N C Saxapahaw, N. C,
J.UIHS &aliie Jones Graham, N, C Saxapahaw' N G
Miss i-lorcnce Pritchetto ...Klon Colloge, N. C Saxapahaw! n! C!
t Concord ..... Mr. H. B. Pickard Saxapahaw, N. C Saxapahaw, N. C.
_ Ansa Virgie Guthrie .Saxapahaw, N. C Saxapahaw, N. G
-8. Sptnng .'Mr E. P. Dixon Saxapahaw, N C Saxapahaw, N. G
Miss Jessie PhUlipa Graham, N. G baxapahaw, N. G
Miss Jessie StocKard Snow Camp, N. C Saxapahaw, N. C
-4. Bethel Miaa Archie McNeil Maxton, N. C *.. Snow Camp, Nl C.
'Miisa Anna Dare Elder Burlington, N C. Snow Camp, N l . C.
6. Center ' Mra. O. C. Richardson Snow Camp, N. G. Snow Camp, N. C.
Miss Avis Clarko Snow Camp, N. C. Snow Camp, N. C.
,7. Green Hill Miss Bessie Guthrie ........Snow Camp, N. O. Snow Camp, V. C.
Mis* Ruth Zachary Snow Camp, N. O. Snow Camp, N. C.
Miss Venia Lewis Saxapahaw, N. C.' Snow Camp, n! C.
8. Manndale ..' Mr. W. T. Hurst Manndale, N. C Manndale, N. C.
f*" Mjss Arka Zachary ..Snow Camp, N. C. Manndale. N. C.
Mis* lola Braxton ..Saxapahaw, N. C Manndale, N. C
Col. ♦ • > > ,1
L Bowden Miss Margie Everett Graham. N. C, Saxapahaw, N. G
2 . Loys Mr. Li W. Compton Rock Creek, f>. C Rock Creek, N. C. '
Thompson Township.
1. Meadow Creek Miss Ollic Freshwater Haw River Haw River.N. C., No. 1
3. Mountain View Miss Grace McKinney Mclver, N. C. Mebane, N. C , No. 4
if*-' 4. Swepaonville M«v J. AW- Thompson Graham. N. C., Not 2 Swepsonvillle, N. C.
Miss SalKo Boyd .Gibsonville, N, C Swepsonvillle, N. C.
rr'MTss M'yra Fteming Enfield, N. C Swepsonvillle, N. C.
Miss Evie Cheek Graham, N. C, Swepsonvillle, N. C.
Miss Josephine McVey Graham, N. G Swepsonvillle, N. C.
a Shady Grove ,Mn ». L Isley Burlington, N. C Graham, N. G, No. 2.
J. Mrs- Agnes Whitted Hillsboro, N. C Saxapahaw, N. C.
2. Oaks "..Mrs. Eunice Brown Mebane, N-C, No. 4. ...... Mebane, N. G, No. 4.
& Swepaonville ..........Mi\ Ben Chavis .Graham, N. C Haw River, N. C., No. 1.
MelHlle Township
r SCHOOL. Teacher's Name. Horns Address Teaching Address
2. Woodland Miss Louise Duncan Horse Skoe, N. G Mebane," N. C-
Miss Inez Brooks , Woodsdale, N. C. Mebane, N. C
-3. llawflelds Mi\ W. L. Cooper, J«. Graham, N. G Mebane, N. C., Nc* 6.
*■" Miss Margaret McGeachy .. St. Pauls, N. C Mebane, N. C., Not- 0.
Miss Ruth Fenton Mebane, N C., No. 8 Mebane, N. C., No> 6.
Mt Howard Fenton ...... Mebane, N C., No. 6 Mebane, N. C., No- 6.
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L North Mebane .Mrs. Bertha Holt Mebane, N. C, r Mebane, N. C- No. 1.
Hawf1etd5..;.............. Miss Mary Moore ..... .4... Mebane, N- C ...;,. .Mebane, N. Q, No. 1.
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3. Green Level Miss Minnie Massey Rock Hill, S- C Burlington, N, C.
'Miss Carrie Dunston Franklin ton, N. C- ....Burlington, N- C.
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Pleasant Grove Township
j. Sidney Miss Emma Goodman Mt- Ulla, N. C - Mebane, N. C-, No. 3.
Miss Nannie Monk Rougeraont, N. C Mebane, N. C., No. 3.
Miss Minnie Garrison Mebane, N. C., No. 3 Mebane, N. C., No. 3.
?' Jlißs Latluißtockard -Graham, N- C t. Watson, N. C., No> 1.
3. Mahan Mr. J. F. Apple Elon College, N- C Burlington, N. C., Not 3.
Miss Mez loster Rock Creek, N. C Burlington, N. C , No. 3.
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j*■ Miss Grace Aldridjre ... 7.. Union Ridge, N. C. Burlington, N. C;, No. 5.
Col. 1 - •
1 1. Byrds Miss Hattie Mebane Mebane, N. C., No. % . t ... .Mebane, N C., No. 3. •
■ 2.. Martin Mr. C. E. Lytle .... Mo"barTeTN*C~No^3^fftf".Wbane, N. C-, NO. 3.
Mrs. C- E. Lytle Mebane, N. C,, No. 3 Mebane, N. C-, No. 3.
3. Patillo Miss Mabel Nixon High Point, N. C Watson, N. C., N* 2.
1 4. Crawford Mrs. Cynthia Wood Mebane, N, C. ............ Burlington, N. G , Nd. 3-
Miss Maggie Carter Haw River, N. C Burlington, N. C, No. 3.
1 5. Unity .... Mrs. Fannie Miles ..Mebane, N. G. No. 1 .Mebane, N. C-, No 1.
6 Thompson Miss Corinna Belcher ..... - Haw River, N. C .Mebane, N- C., No. 3.
Burlington. Township
1. Elmira Miss Eva Christman Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
Miss Theressa Sykes .*Hillsboro, N, C. Burlingtbn, N. C.
Miss Ruth Whdttemore Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
Miss Adelaide Whittemore . .Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
Jeffreys . . ,
Miss Sadie Burton Reidsville, N; C. C., No. 2.
3 f'.rowns Chapel .. .. ,
Miss Martha Nicholson .... Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
' j Mrs. EJ. L«y Burlington, N. C. _ Burlington/N. C.
1 Eldermjnt •.-Miss Mary Wilkerson Roxboro, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
5- Fairground Miss Julia Holt .. I Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
Miss Lillian Anderson Haw River, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
Col.
1. Richmond Hill Mi*. W. A. Cooped .... .Graham, N. C. * Burlington, N. C.
(Mrs. Annie Rogers—rcT Graham, N. C. Burlington. N. C.
Miss Irene Rogers ... Graham, N. C. Burlington, N. C
2. Delia Plane Miv O. W. Hawkins Burlingtbn, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
3. Foundry Mrs. Alice J. Murray Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C.
««• Salonia Wood Mebane, N. C-, No 1. Burlington, N. C
«I City Schools. '
1. Burlington C. C. Haworth Burlington. N. C. Burlington, N. C.
2. Graham F, W. Terrell Graham, N. C. Graham, Nl C
-3. Hawriver C. Humphries Asheville, N.. C. Haw River, N. C.
4. Mebane J. L Duncan Mebane, N. O. Mebane, N. C
-5. Elon - J E. Massey Elon College, N. C- Elon College, N. C.
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Children Cry for Fletcher's *
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The Kind Tou Have Always Bought, and which has been 11
in use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of
• - and has been made under his per- lr
/s sonal supervision since its infancy. t i
i^c *-CUCmJ/K Allow no one to deceive you in this. n
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but w
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children —Experience against Experiment. ti
What is CASTOR IA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, ti
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains I "
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its 0
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has "
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Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
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the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea —The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have. Always Bought
THI CINTAUW COMyANV. HWI VOWW CITV.
Neighboring.
Mrs. Warren 11. Wilson, in
ltural Life.
In these (lays when women
are foeling responsibilities in
citizenship, the old art of "neigh
boring" is important.
The word comes from Anglo
Saxon, the near-boor or farmer
nigh yon, so it is a true rural
term. City people are compara
tively indejKuident but the
country is the place where
neighboring is needed. -
An old woman was asked,
'•Have you planted your gar
denV" She replied, "Nobody's
ploughed it yet; no one takes any
interest in us lately." "Tak
ing an interest"—there is the
key to neighbor-lines. The com
munity is critical of that wretch
ed woman and fails to put them
selves in her hard .place. The
Golden Kule is the measure to
be used in neighboring.
Tho same woman from her
poverty brought me a gift of
carefully picked huckleberries,
' which suggests that in the coun
try there is much to give and t>
share at comparatively little
cost—fruit, flowers, seed*, vege
tables, honey, meat at butcher
ing time, rides in your automo
bile or carriage, books, papers,
and magazines. Thoughtful- I
ness aud generosity are Couutry 
virtues. The prosperous must
feel responsibity for the less for
tunate. The experienced should 1
be ready to guide the ignorant, 1
especially in matters of health. 1
The beet neighbor I ever had '
died because a family near her
failed to exercise precaution in
contagious diseases.
The happy should desire to
see the whole community unit
ed in simple pleasures, such as
picnics, field days or exhibitions.
Every night a busy farmer
calls up two old ladies living
alone a milo from him to see
that all is well with them. The
telephone is a real help in neigh
boring.
In some communities "neigh
borhood insurance" is practical.
When a poor man loses a horse
or cow, every one gives a small
amount to express sympathy
and replace the lues.
Times of illness and trouble,
and also of joy, are real oppor
tunities for serving our neigh
bors, which leads rue to a real
country text: "But to do good j
and to communicate (share with)
forget not. for with such sacri
fices God is well pleased." -
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In For Over 30 Years
Always beam ~
ftaJture cf
If the fourteen points be the
base of the Peace Treaty, it WHS
caught off its base.
AH (hat tho red radicals seem
to have accomplished is to con
vince the American people that _
{he time has not yet come to do
away with jails.
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Feeding a Llama.
A most unhappy fate befell a young
lama that came Into the port of New
fork on the U. S. S. Munaires, says a
;ontrlbutor to the Zoological Society
Sulletln. United States sailors won
:he animal at a ball game In Buenos
Mres, and brought him north with the
ntentioa of presenting him to the New
fork Zoological Park. Not realizing
Ills capacity for food, they failed to
arlng enough hay to last until they
reached port, especially since they gen
erously permitted the llama to wander
Into the hay compartment at will and
sat all he wished at etfch visit. The
bay gave out when the fjmp wkrcross
ing the equator,Jbut ."the llama solved
the difficulty temporarily by discover
ing several brooms annealing the last
wisp of straw from the handles.
In desperation, the men collected all
the brooms on board and fed them to
the llama. When the brooms were
gone, the animal became demonstra
tive, but he refused every substitute
until they offered him dried prunes.
On that diet he arrived in New York
alive and apparently well, but during a
sudden cold spell he developed bron
chial troubles, and finally died of
pneumonia.
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the proportion which my life-time experience has found
to be best for each crop for which the fertilizer is in
tended. The results of all this care is, naturally, a I
complete mixture which is really the "last word" in
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Trustee's Sale!
Under and by virtue ofthe pow
er of sn'e contained in two cer
tain deeds of trust each bearing
date of October 16, 1916, and
recorded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Alamance
county, in Book of Mortgage
Deeds and Deeds jof Tru«t No.
171, page 152, and No. 69
at pige 112, said deeds of
tru.«t being executed by William
Allison and, his wife. Lou Dora.
A lison, and default having been
made in the payment of the debts
secured thereby, the undesign
ed, the trustee in said deeds of
trust, the Graham Loan & Trust
Co. will, on
SATURDAY, JAN 24., 1920, .
at 12 o'clock noon, at the court
house door in Graham, N. C.,
ell at public auction. to the
highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described tract or lot of
land, situate in she town of Gra- .
ham, and described as follows,
to-wit:
Being lot No. 38, and being
the one sold at public auction on
Mav30,1903, and fronting on
Washington Street 96 ft. and
i unning thence back west T59%
feet, and containing thirty-five
one-hundredth acres, mote or
'ess.
Being lot No. 38 in a plet of
f. lands duly recorded in the office
o(| the Register of Deeds for Ala-
manee'eounty, N. C.. in Book of
Deeds No. 25, on pages 94 and
95, and reference to said plat is
hereby made for a more com
plete description thereof.
Terms of sale: CASH.
GRAHAM LOAN & TRUST Co.,
-December 13, 1919. Trustee.
J.J. HENDERSON, Atty.
.Tas. 11. Rich W. Ernest Thompson
Rich S Thompson
Funeral Directors
* and Embalmers
MOTOR AND HORSE
DRAWN HEARSES *
| Calls answered anywhere day or night
Day 'Phone No. 86W
Night 'Phones
W. Ernest Thompson 2502
Jas. H. Rich 54»j-W