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P*rmt-TMck«r Association
Dmcuuw AmuMiMnt
For Young Poop If
The firnt burin?** Mission of th<
Parent-Teacher a**ociation for tin
m*w year was held in the high school
auditorium Monday evening, with
the president Mrs. R. E. Herman in
the chair.
Reports of committees were hoard
and a grade mother appointed foi
rach grade. Each grade mother, the
president explained, will bo expected
to eooperate with the teacher of hoi
grade in securing the attendance ol
her pupila the interest of the parents
of the grade and their membership
and attendance in the Parant-Toachor
association as well as to assist in
planning entertalnmenta or any
thing that will advance the interests
of the grade.
Miss Burns, principal of the North
Main street school announced that
there would be a Hallowe'en enter
tainment Oct. 27th. the proceeds of
which would bo used to purchase a
portable victrola for the North Main
school to be used by Miss Folgor,
teacher of public school music, in
training the children.
The aaeociation authorised Miss
Folgor to purchase two victrola* at
once for the school* so that thor*
need be no delay in her work, pledg
ing the association to make up any
deficit that might remain after the
entertainment.
Mlas Foy presented a plea for
furniture for the teachers' rest
room at the Roclcford street build
ing. They have two rocker*, two
straight chairs and are aaking for a
couch, ruga and mirror. Theae need
not be new, discarded things in good
condition would be acceptable
The meeting was thrown open foi
discussion of amusements and enter
tainment for young people. Warren
Davis was the first speaker from Um
high school and gave the picture
' (how, automobile riding, and loafing
in drug stores and on street corr.cn
aa the principal amummcnta opeii to
'our young people. He suggested
that the homes be thrown open for
parties and card games, but pointed
nut the fact that no homes were
large enough for community gather
i ings and that had a tendency to
create groups or clans. He asked
for a public library or readkig room
open to young people who work, aa
well aa those in school, a dance hall,
and improved play grounda, trapese
and other equipment for physical
development.
Miases Ethel Brim and Mary laalb
Powell plead for a community center
and among their suggestions were
an indoor basket ball court with
dressing room, a gymnasium, a
swimming pool with water heated in
winter, and a skating rink. Without
exception the young people expressed
themselves as favoring card playing
and dancing.
Superintendent Hurst pointed out
that the town offered nothing elevat
ing, nothing pleasing or entertaining
and nothing instructive for her
young people to occupy their time out
of school and put it up to the
people present as to whoee duty It
was to remedy these conditions, con
siderable discussion followed. All
agreed that amusement should be
furnished, while some considered
card playing and dancing harmful
amusements.
A committee was appointed to
confer with the achool authorities to
seek their permission to throw open
the high school building ss a com
munity centre under supervision of
appointees from the aasociation and
left it with the authorities whether
or not dancing and card playing
should be permitted.
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30 x 31/,, Cord 9.96
Tubes and larger size tire* at proportionate prices.
FrankSn St Motor Co.
Tbe Granite Garage On Franklin Street
T» The VMtn W Maaat Airf
t herafey announce my >»ndldacy
to. thr office of kownbf for the e»
•ulng i«*rm I reepeel fully auk the
«upnort »f my frl»M>,
" i» m a judicial office and In no
way loMMK'iml with the iaaaaa involv
ed m atau anti national politico. Why
put It on a baaia U> make it a foot
>>a 11 for jmrtman politicianaT That
lowers the preatig* and dignity of
t.ha court, lit my opinion. I MM
nerved you In thia rapacity for tha
laat two year*: that I hava mada
miatakc*. I am ready to admit.
Would not Brother do tha aama. I
think tha paople who ara familiar
with tlu wbrk of thla ( ourt, know Ita
lieneflclal affecta, particularly in a
financial wa|. Ihcre la an inftuanco
being uaad agalnut thla Caurt for
aelflah motlvaa. Haa been avar
«.nca it waa eatahliahad. I may hava
mora to aay about thia latar.
An effort la heme inada by km
one to prajudh-a tha volar* agalnat
ma. paraonall). undertaking to laad
tha public to think that I am not
enforcing tlx collection of finaa and
coatr tax ad In thla Court To any
unbiaaad paraon who really faala an
intaraat in thia from uninvited mo
tlvaa, and haa no axa to grind, who
will go to tka Clark'■ office, Mr.
Deyerle, tha Clark of thla Co«rt,
will ailllnrly viva any information,
aa to each Individual caaa now on tha
docket, whare th» payment of finaa
and "oat hava not baan collactad. I
auk that thoae who ara Inclined to
criticlac thla Court, do that, and in
form youroelf bafore paaalng judg
ment,
I have handled all thaaa caaaa ac
cording to my beat judgment aa to
what ought to be dona under tha
circumatancaa. The enforcement of
the criminal and penal law* I* a
vary difficult matter for thoae who
have It on them a* a practical quaa
tlon. It ia vary aaay to rrltlciae tha
actlona of men who are in authority,
and that without proper information
aa to the facta.
I InvlU the cloaeat investigation
of my admlnlatration of thla office.
T. B. McCargo, Sr.
Resolution* Of CoadtltM*
Whereas. God in His wisdom has
seen fit to call from us our mteeraed
friend and co-worker Commissioner
at-lartrr Mr. John L. Banner, and
Whereas. We are grateful for the
privilege of having labored with ona
no faithful, efficient and unselfish as
wai Mr. Banner a* he represented
the people of our city, and
Whereas. We sorrow as we con
template our loss in friendship, fel
lowship. and service because of hi*
having been taken from us, we, there
fore desire to place on tbe perman
ent records of The Town of Mount
Airy, tlfts testimonial for Mr. Ban
ner and direct that this resolution
he published Jn the Mount Airy
News and a copy of ssme be sent to
the bereaved family to whom we ex
tend our sincece sympathy.
And yet, so weak and ineffectual
ia all human conaolation in such an
hour, but we doubt not your strong
faith In Him who "doeth all thing*
well" who will sustain and comfort
y His own condolations which are
^'neither few nor small."
The recollections of him who has so
lately departed must be full of pain
ful reirret, but we should all look to
the brighter aspect, in the hope tbat
he has gone to s happier sphere, and
that what Is loss to his family and
to us ia to him "unspeakable gain."
A. V. West.
Mayor.
r M. Poo re,
Sec. to Board.
W. L Monday.
T. C. Barber,
Comrs. Ward No. 1
W F. Carter. Jr..
J. W. tylk,
Comrs. Ward No. 2.
Atlantic Coast Line To Spend
$13&>0,000
Rocky Mount, Oct. IS.—The Atlan
tic Coast Line Railroad company ia
to spend over $18,000,000 for new
equipment and improvement for ita
property, according to announcement
made this morning by local officiate
of the company.
The new rolling stock to be par
chased it is stated in the announce
ment, includes 46 locomotives, 60 pas
senger cars, 3,800 freight-train cars,
and 80,000 tons of 100-pound rail/
The improvements to b{ undertaken
by the company include the laying of
46 miles of double track and the in
stallation of automatic signala.
Other than making the announce
ment of the expenditure, officials
made no comment upon the new
equipment and contemplated improve
ments.
NO SERVICE AT CENTRAL
SUNDAY MORNING
Rrr. D. V. Prica To Prwich
Sunday Night. Church Rais
ed $17,210 Duriag Ytur
Sunday aehool mm! league services
held as usual next Sunday.
There will be no preaching Mr
vice Sunday morning owing to the
abeeoce of the pea tor Dr. Boyer at
the annual conference in Monro*
Dr. Boyer goee to conference with a
foil financial report, %he church haa
raised for all purpoeaa during the
yaar 117,110. This is the heat fi
nancial report in the history of the
church.
Ten children wars baptised at the
service last Sunday afternoon and
three new member* admitted into
the church -
Vance Price will preach
at the1 evening service next Sunday.—
Press Reporter.
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Soma Salaa At Bawwr Win.
Ed Roger*, it lb*. # 60c.
Mankin k Jem up, 124 lb*. 0 Me.
Ro»*ie Wan. lot Ibi. 9 ft. .
Charlie Nichol*. 76 Iba. 0 68c./
Jordan Smith, 172 Iba. flic,
R. L. Jeaaup, 62 Iba. 0 69c.
Goo. Eaater, 56 Iba. # 61c.
Colllna * Brown. 224 Iba. # 68c.
Bateman A Payne, 140 Iba. # 70c.
B. E. Atkina, 276 Iba. # 62c.
E. D. Ward, 82 Iba. # 67c.
Jake Jeaaup, 60 Iba. (£ 60c.
J. M. Hodge, 60 Iba. § 60c.
W. H. Gammon, 96 Iba. # 66c.
Champ Reynold*, 92 Iba. @ 6Sc.
Urn WUliama, 60 Iba. « 56c.
J. P. Overby, 186 Iba. & Me.
W. H. Vernon, 28 Iba. $ 61 e.
Walter Jackaon, 64 Iba. 0 52c.
J. W. Hale. 80 Iba. # 60c.
Sam Hawka, 100 Iba. • 77c.
J. B. Joyce; 246 Iba. 0 61c.
G. W. Evan*, 214 Iba. # 62c.
B. W. Wall, 186 Iba. 9 76c.
Dewey Smith. 810 Iba. # 62c.
Lucy Palmer, 360 Iba. (d> 67c.
Y. W. Simmon*, 1M Iba. $ 68c.
Abe Gammona, 1M Iba. (a 70c.
Geo. Reece, 240 Iba. # 61c.
Charlie Martin, 64 Iba. 9 74c.
Ella Beaaley, 26 Iba. # 69c.
H. W. Young, 280 Iba. A 60c.
A. M. Cook, 160 Iba. 0 60c.
M. W. Harbour. 800 Iba. to 66c.
& V. Perry. 1M Iba. ® 66c.
Martin Cook, 224 Iba. # 69c.
J. A. McCormick, 24 Iba. 0 60c.
J. E. Arlington, M Iba. 6® 66c.
Malan Cook, 128 Iba. 0 We.
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San. Pike. 216 Iba. 0 57c.
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D. L. Carter, 102 lbs. 0 61c.
Can Hicka, 818 Iba. 0 79c.
R. C. Wall, 20 Iba. 0 80c.
Thia i* a few of the high priced
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