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Dolmon. April 20,—Worth
Gray, reKiater o( docdH, lasiucd
Tlaff ilc«iso th* past u-ppk to Guy
Cockorhaui, JonMyUU'. to Eib«l
PaJItn, Duak.
Boiti (Cl Mr. aod Mrn. Ilnymond
Venabli'. a anu, named Harold Koy.
April Stic.
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Sloop hod as
thoir KU«n(« for the wuek-end Mr.
and Mni. 'Kent Swanson and small
aon. Kent, Jr., of Pilot Mountain.
North Carolina's three state uni*,of four
lake located one-half mile south
east of Dobson on tbe lands of
Freeman. The lake will be stocked
with Bame fish, and also will
used for boat rldlna and various
other forms of amuscmoni. Cabins
will bu constructed aloiiB (he bordi
line by the charter members, The
clam will be IB4 feet across and
fuel hlKh. The lake will cover I
with an averaite depth
lake has been
versltJos .«re now under control of namocl “The Tinker's Dam l-ako.''
one board of trustees composed of Skilled workmen ore busily enKased
one hundred of the teadinc cltlxens dally in constructluB this lake with
of the stale. Last week Governor W. T, Harkrader In charae of the
Gardner announced the appoint
ment of these ti
have auperrlsion of the niiiveraity
at Chapel Hill. State ColleRe at Kab
eigb. and N. G. C. W., at Greens
boro, which list was approved by
tbe Senate. X. D. Polger, of Dob-
aon, in one of the new trunteex
named by the Governor. Mr. Fol-
ger completed his ndurnilon at
DiilverBUy and came back to Surry
eonniy and entered the law prac
tiee.
A stock conipuny has bec'n cirgnr
izrxl here composed of IS local clt
zens who "le having constructed
PILESnS
f rotrudiDir or bleedlnr Plies you are
to be amaaed at the soothing
Chinese ^erb, which torllSi I??
Ntaoa'e OMna-rotd. it's the newest
and fastest acllnir Ireacmnnt out.
Brlaps ease snd comfort in a few
mlnotrs ao that you can wc-k ond
life whits It contlnt
Isy
healing action. Don't
sd cosily'oMraTlon.’
■ ChIns-miS under o.. .
to sstisfy onmpletely ai
lAe ,*.* CC
cousirnctlou of the dum. The stock
huldc>rs are ax follows: William
Frederick Jnekson Ivewollyn. A. 1).
KolBcr. R, r. I.pwpllyii. J G. Bollcli,
Dr. Joe FolKer, Knuxle Marlon. John
Devvellyn. W. T. Harkradc-r. \V. It,
White. W. K. Hancock. Wes Ash-
lAirn. It. A. Freeman and J. K. Mon
day.
The home of Mr. and Mrs, Rufus
DC. of near Ktotiy Knoll, wn.s t
■enc of u happy event Sunday wh
friends and relatives numlierlnc o
hundred. Knthercd there and ga
Mrs. Coe a surprise birthdnr dinin
occnaslun was her SOth birth
day anniversary. .M the noon h
ntifiil dinner was xervecl pic
Many iingored at the In
until near the close of the dav. ;
•ished Mi.s. Toe ra;
happy returns of the day.
n. FoIkct. of I hr. II
I Wo;
s Cluh.
('onier. utteucled the slate wide con-
•ntlon of tho Womans riub, held
tlrcensboro the past week.
.Mr. and Mrs, .Manley I.eweilyn
id family, of Concord, are Bursts
r n few days with their mother,
rs. I.ulii (.uwcdlyii.
Mr. J. J, Kichurdson, who has
■cn a ineiither of the rouiily school
laril for several yearn, retired as a
FORD
RELIABILITY
eonnected with the lilRh school,
lave B gymnasium bulldlnia
which may bo used tor athletic pur
poses as wall as a storage for school ’
THB ELKIN
member of the board oa the IStb JCopeland made
of Ibis month, sad was succeMied ; awarded a prize,
by W. S. Comer, of Dobson. When The prize winners In spellinc;
Mr. Richards becamo a member of i were as follows: First grade Kath-
the county school board the Dobson .^''itie Shores, of Bryan: Second
school district had practically noth- Kent Hanes, of Bryan:
Fourth grade. Rachel Wolfe.
.Rryun: Fifth itrade, Grover Sundei
Ing in the -way of shool bulldini
and cciulpment. Through bis ei- , o .» -j c-. .w i. .. . .
u.._ K . 4.:“^ Rockford Sixth grade, Rudolph
forts we now have two large hrlck a_„h
buildings ail^all of them well ecinip- ' -n, ’ fy •
. - , , ^ The commencement was highly
ped for school purposes. \\e now ... .. . , j
; ....... .. successful lu all of its departments
Bill) piiplU, and employ 19 teachers" h* *
menl and an Agreu tura depart- , , , ^ ‘“o “‘s“ o.uuwi
with the bteh Pod CPafR* of
departments;
Arthur F. Graham, of Copeland,
K. B. Carroll, of Rock, Dec
lamation and Recitation.
• I. , . _..i . luuiuiuMi auu JircJiaiion: i. v.
R school, arlth-
busses.
and a baseball ground for the bene-
f the school children. We op
•"■i .ppmMi o. m. hbu..,. ,
transporting children In and from
,,1,001. Tl„.,. .nd oil,,, Impro.o- . ,
n,™t. OP, do, l.rjoly ,o ,hc .„o„. .,1'*',.'“''',
Mr Illrbord,. rod th. po.roo. ol '" ‘Je follo.liit
texts In the near future:
A declamallon-Recitntiop i
te.st -April 24Ui, In Ixith tho after
noon and night, at Mountain Park
school.
An athletic contest on the after
noon of April 25th. at Westfield
high school.
A music conto-st on the night of
May 1st. at Copeland high school.
A Dramatic entest at Pilot Moun
tain .school, on May :
Friday evealng of last week. Miss
Barker was the guest of honor. Many
of the members of t'ue faculty and
student body were present. The
program for tbe evening
ntatlon of a voyage and minia
ture ships were given ax favors:
place cards were yellow anchors,
bordered and printed as green and
tmnd-palntcd 'galleons framod in a
gilt 'hand were used as programs.
Prexeaiatlon of special prizes for
various activities In the school held
the Interest of Che seventy guests
present. Notable among the pre
sentations was (he guart bottle of
ink given Miss Barker by Dr. J. I.
. president of tbe college, upon
'settlog sail" in her editorial
This Is a signal honor to Miss
Barker and The Tribune gladly ex-
:ends Us congrutulatloDs.
F A.BRENDLE&SON
the Dobsun school appreciate every
ihliiR that he has done (nr the
school. Mr. Comer, who succeeds
him. Is a niun of high standing in
hl-s coiumnulty. and will also make
I viilimhie member of the rouni.v
:cliool board. i
CAFE BUILDING
-il iO.- Promptly at 10 A. M..
diiy. till- program of the Surry
y Klemeiitary Seliools' Com-
ini consisting of nine clioruses WORK BEGUN ON
lied in a contest by the foilou-
■hools: Ilaniiertowii. Franklin,
Copeland. Dobson. Pilot Mountain.
Rock, White Piains. Rockford, and \evt f-'r^mt- to Im' InstaJleil In 41>no(e
ip The auditorium was filled and ftruu-oi- Plinnnucy
flowing, not more thau half Joining Cafe Uwotic
tbe people being able to get inside ______
e building. The Judges of tills ^ .
iitesi were Mcsdanies Will Hoi- remodeling
igsworlli. Jim I.OV1II. and Freder-
c Sinllli. of Mount Airy, and l"•‘•-^a''ator}• to moving the Poln-
oiigh stilling that il «as a verv *''**'' Shop and Cafe, (hei
SOUND ADVICE
by your Ferti/ixer Dexler
No. 4
ilosc
tlie>
Il I
i to bo
iiuder
ill
.'ery i
firs
III n
to a Story Telling ‘
■Id storie.s all tli' '
■ llie Buggy Seal"
'-H Cblld''. and fin
ger. of Franklin ‘
ft u’llb (lie prize ‘
s Dream", '
Adjoining mis bnlldiii
: of dellv.
»>
n ufferiiig a prize to the pupil i
soveiitb grade of each sclioi
R makes Hu- best progress in tli
jei-l.s of arllbnietic, • iigllsh. sjiel
This prl?e Is
in a Serial ippeeriai in thsi nawgpapar
G I V£ first thought to nitrogen thii jear in
ordering fertilizers. It’s nitrogen thet
gives your crops healthy growth and healthy
yield. This year, more than ever, on account
of unusual dry weather, nitrogen is most lack
ing in the soil.
Play safe. Buy plenty of Chilean Nitrate of
Soda. I’ve got a big supply. Cheaper than it
has been for years. New 100-Ib. bags, too.
Order now and be sure of your requirements.
iiid-nii
clt. was i,r.-.scn( Urc-School and Cripple
’v.m‘uir'sp....ch’! Clinic During- The Week
iMng, hard use shows
the value at good
materials and
simplieitg of design
Everywhere you go yon hear reports of the good
|»erfornianee and rrliahility of llip Ford.
Oneowner writes—‘■Tlte Fort! Tudor Sedan I am
driving has covered .>9.300 miles through all kinds
of weuther. Il is still giving perfect sntisfaclion.**
Another owner describes a trip of 3217 miles
in 9S hours over bad roads and through heavy rain
■nd sleet in the mountains. “Throughout the en
tire trip," be writes, “the Fortl pcrformetl ex-
cdlenlly and no mechanical trouble of any kind
was experienced. The ahnlter.proof glass un
doubtedly saved us from serious injury when a
prairie chicken struck the windshield while wo
were traveling at 63 miles an hour.”
See the nearest dealer and have him give you a
demonstration ride in the Ford. Then, from your
own {>erKODaI experience, you will know that it
brings you everything you wont or need In a motor
cor at an unusually low price.
LOW FORD PRICES
"^430 to ’630
(r. o. 6. Ds^oil, plni freight anJ Mfrery. Bunpcrt end
1^ tim nxtrm at tow ten. torn can fray a Ford for a
•lasB down pmxmonl.on ocenomleal montUf Urmi.lhroagh
*fts Amihorlsod Ford FImmnes PUni of tho VnUoriml
Crodit Company.^
Hubb.
odiKaliiin, mill l•l.p.■.•lally to on-
IK." th.- b.i.v.i Hh.i s.'..nn-d to li.-
lig a little llion- being twuiil)-
I girl winn.'v.i a^ agninsl iilm-
wiimers. Tho following wen-
•‘TS of IliiM priz.-:
ry Klirab.-th Wall, of Huiiii.t-
; Mary Gra.-.; HaiicK, of Br.vun;
School. Tutsday
Friday. May t.
ll.-aii
Kill
IJaiiniTtowii. .Monday, May
o 4 1‘. M.
Dob.ic>n. Tue.-.day. May 5, fl t,
•Hot Mminlaln- Tuesday. May 6.
o 4 P. M.
Hkia City Sn, ol, Thursday. May
!> to 12 A. M.
North Main. Monday. May 11. 9
Hicks, of Beulah; ncrllia Andci
if Brim. Ida I’ratt, of Copeland:
Hnllle Tucker, of Cooke: I.oni Mar-
ot Dobson, Cassii- Bryant, of *'
Eldora; Alice Jones, of Fratikllu.
Mari.' Burge, of Grossv Knob: Ksla
•ed. of Grc.'ii mil: Elbert Hunt- .
of Holly Sprliigs; Arllp
of Iiiiogene; l.ucil.- Welch. .
Hill; lirmey Hodges, of I.ow Gap: M-
Dorih Marlin, ot l.ittle Kl.-linioiid; “ochford Street. Tuesday. May 12.
Arthur Forrester, of Marion-Brown- “ ** ' f*- *'’•
1.CC111 IU.-vins, ot McMIckie- With Importanee
Holder, of Pine Ridge; Roxiu Cbll- Phy.slcally fit to
ton. of Pilot View; Carl Harrel, of school. Very few children can
Rock- Evelyn Greenwood of Salem- Pcotfca.s satisfactorily I n their
Mamie Wagoner, of Slloam; pioyd ^““‘•‘capped by bad health.
Blak.'v. of Shoals; Aiiale R. Illutl causes of bad ‘leallli in
of Shellontown; l.rfiu Stanley, of “c,
Siaiile.v; llerslicll Vaughn, of Tesli: ^•'•'se causes should bo removed or
Margaret Jessup, of Westfield: Marie before your child enters
Hadgett. of While Plains; Johiioy ••’“t ‘>e or she may make
Money, of White Dirt; lla Wilmoth PruKre** possible,
of White Rock; Mary Frances, of “ '* *o t^hild to place
Zephyr and Aunabelie Puckett, of school with such physical
Zion Hill. 'defects as to wake study a hardship.
The rucllatlon cor' at was pant- attempt to progres.s a dis-
cipatod In by aliteen girls from ,he struggle. The time to
grammar grades of as many sepa- ‘*'1* Problem la now Cloth-
-■ schools, speaking tor a gold *•“»**• hooks and other things
medal, which was won by mmp,considered necetoarr (or n child
Snow, of the Pilot Mountain school., ^‘'•'ool are usually given I
The Dcclatuailon contest followed careful thought by the parent.
Ith ten boys of the grammar'"’*'^ neglect tbe most impoTtant
grades speaking also (or a gold
medal. This was won by clay “*** reKular Cripple Clinic
Hauser, of Bannertown school '*" •*'® Health Offlea
A wonderful army of achoot ex-i‘''““"‘ April :4th, 9
bIbits was on display (n tbe aeveral'^* ^ clinics are held tor
claas rooms of the high school build- *“•* **“
C HILEAN NITRATE now comes in new
lOO-lb. bags that make it more popular
than e"er. It always has been the dependable
fertilizer of Southern farmers. Side dress, top
dress with Chilean Nitrate...and increase your
yields, quality and profits.
Be sure you specify “Chilean" when you order
your nitrate. "Chilean" is the one important
point to remember. It is your protection and
your dealer's too. When you get “Chilean,”
then you’ll get the real, money-making fer
tilizer— the natural nitrate. Remember the
two kinds — Original Chilean (Crystalline)
and Champion Brand (Granulated) both
natural nitrate.
^ LOWEST PRICE
ij in years
I •
NEW 100-lb. BAG
K The bag without a backache
Chilean
Nitrate of Soda
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
403 ProfeMional Bldg., Raleigh. N, C.
I. .M., A, ,a._„ „ ^
lag; these having been entered by
the several achaola in a coDtest for
prizes for first, aecond and third
places. They were won by White
Plains, Flat Rock and Copeland
sebooU. respectively.
Pour conteata in English were
held for the fourth. Hfth. sixth and
seventh grades. Prixes tn these con-
te«B were won as follows;
Fourth grade: Loraine Hodges, of
Dobson school: Fifth grade; Thelma
Edwards, of Dobson school; Sltth
grade: Ruth Long, of Dobson
school: Seventh Grade: Mary Onice
Kanes, of Bryan school.
Prizes in arithmetic were won as
follows: Second grade; Annie Leo
Fowler, of Beulab; Third grade-
Estelle York, of Beulah; Fourth
grade. Rachel Ruth Wolfe, ot Bryan-
Seventh grade: Marie Badgett. of
White Plains and Lnclle Snow, of
the examination and treatment of all
cripples In Surry and the surround
log conoties. A trained Orthopedic
Surgooo Is In charge of each clinic.
Those cUnlca are made pussible by
the Mount Airy Kiwaoia Club. The
clinics bare proven a marked s«o->
esB and all cripples should take ad-;
antoge ot this opportunity I
expert advice and treatment.
M. T. POSTER. M. D,.
County Health Officer.
Miss Barker Elected
Editor of Carolinian
Miss Mary Virginia Barker, daugh-
r of Jutfee and Mrs. Harry R.
Barker, of this city, was recently
elected editor of The Carollutan.
the weakly newspaper of N. C. C. W.,
Greensboro. At a banquet at tbe
King CottOiD Hotel In Orsonsboro
DlRBCfORS:
W. J. Bysrly. Free.
A. O. Click, V.-Pres.
J. H. Beeson, Cashier
R. L. Hubbard
J. R. Poindexter
W. E. Jonee
H. F. Gray
AFRICAN UONS
Ruoaovult'g hobby was hunting. Ho
enjoyed nothing wore than his big
game hunts in the West or In Africa.
Most of U8 have our bobbies, too.
though We don't hunt lions.
Hobbles are a happy relief for tired
minds and bodies. They are genu
inely worth while. They make life
mora inthrestlng.
We enjoy bearing about our patron's
hobbles and encouraglDg them.
BANK OF ELKIN
Every form of Bankings and Insurance Service
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