Thursday, April 28. 1938
SCHOOLMASTERS'
CLUB HEARS ERWIN:
REECE IS PRAISED
Yadkin Superintendent and
Board of Education
Is Praised
OLD AND NEW TEACHERS
The Yadkin County School
masters club, in annual session at
West Yadkin school Thursday
night had as their chief speaker,
State Superintendent of Schools
Clyde A. Erwin.
The schoolmasters club ipeets
monthly with teachers and princi
pals in attendance and each
twelfth meeting is attended by all
school officials of the county, in
cluding the board of education,
county commissioners, school com
mitteemen and all teachers. The
meeting was well attended, hardly
an official being absent.
After routine business Superin
tendent Erwin was introduced by
Yadkin County Superintendent J.
T. Reece. Dr. Erwin took for his
subject, "The Purpose of Educa
tion," and spoke for several min
utes comparing the modern school
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system and its needs with those of
the old days.
Praises Yadkin System
Dr. Erwin prefaced his prepared'
speech with several remarks about
the Yadkin county school system
and its wonderful progress of the
past few years under the direc
tion of the present officers, Super
intendent J. T. Reece, and the
present board of education.
"During the depression," Mr.
Erwin said, "when the darkest
clouds of uncertainty were around
us, the people of Yadkin county
rose up and said they thought
more of their children than they
feared the uncertainty of the fu
ture."
"This act on the part of Yadkin
county people placed the county
among the top in the world of ed
ucation," he continued, and he
praised the work of Superinten
dent Reece and the board of edu
cation as "growing from the small
and inadequate school buildings
to the modern consolidated system
in the shortest possible time." A
wonderful progress in a wonderful
ly short time." v
Old and New
Dr. Erwin spoke of the old and
the new methods of teaching.
"There is a vast difference in the
pioneer teacher and the new," he
said. "The old teacher taught us
how to live while the modern
teacher teaches us how to live and
how to make a living." Then he
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stressed the safety habits that
must be taught children to guide
against later day hazards in liv
ing. He spoke of the modern
health methods that are used to
safeguard the child's future, etc.
HOSPTTAL SAVINGS
ASS'N APPROVED
Is First to Gain the Okey of
the American Hospital
Association
ADOPT NEW STANDARDS
The Hospital Saving association
of North Carolina is among the
first group plans for hospital
service in the country to be ap
proved by the American Hospital
association under the standards
recently established, according to
an announcement received today
in Winston-Salem by Mr. T.
Holt Haywood and Dr. Wingate
M. Johnson, members of the board
of trustees, and Mrs. O. Prank
Teague, manager of the Winston-
Salem area, including Surry coun
ty.
The new standards were adopt
ed as a protective measure both
for the public and affiliated hos
pitals. The American Hospital
association has launched a na
tional movement to require hos
pital service insurance associa
tions to maintain rigid financial
and ethical standards.
Forty associations scattered
throughout the United States'
with a total membership of near
ly 2,000,000, obtained approval
certificates. Hospital Saving as
sociation, which is the state-wide
plan operated by the North Caro
lina Medical society and the North
Carolina Hospital association, was
the only organization in North
Carolina receiving approval, it was
stated.
The measurement standards on
which approval was based are:
Adequate representation of hos
pitals, medical profession, and
public; non-profit sponsorship
and control; participation by the
majority of hospitals of standing
in each community; provision of
benefits through service contract
ed with member hospitals rather
than through cash indemnifica
tion for hospital expenses; ade
quate subscription rates or prem
iums; sound accounting proce
dures; complete actuarial data;
segregation from hospital finan
ces; reasonable payments to hos
pitals; dignified promotion and
administration; hospital service
benefits determined by customs
of the community; non-interfer
ence with relationships between
hospitals and their staffs; general
approval by the committee on
hospital service of the American
Hospital association.
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FULL SLATE COUNTY
CANDIDATES NAMED
Republican Contests for Most
Places on Ticket in
Yadkin
A DEMOCRATIC CONTEST
Yadkin voters will have plenty
of candidates to vote for this fall,
it seems, as a full set of candi
dates have filed for the various
county offices, both Democrats
and Republicans. There will be
primary contests for most of the
Republican entries, but only one
in the Democratic list, that being
for board of education.
Lon H. West, present register
of deeds, filed for that place
again, and is unopposed. L. A.
Shore for surveyor, and R. V.
Long, for coroner, also have no
opposition in the primary.
Other Republicans seeking
places are as follows: For repre
sentative, W. T. Fletcher, Boon
ville; W. A. Taylor, East Bend,
Route 1, and Hovey Norman, East
Bend, Route 1. Clerk of Court J.
L. Crater and T. C. Prim, both
Yadkinville. For sheriff, A. L.
Inscore, present sheriff: D. N.
Vestal, East Bend, Route 1, and
W. F. Dobbins, Boonville; county
commissioners, J. E. Brendle, L.
L. Smitherman, B. C. Shore, pres
ent members, and A. B. Warden,
Hubert L. Evans and D. H. (Bud)
Moxley.
The only township contest re
ported was in Boonville, where
Arthur Mathews and Eugene Sim
mons have both filed for con
stable. L. F. Dezern, Democrat,
also filed for that office.
The Democrats filed a complete
list of candidates, one for each
office, as follows: For representa
tive, F. M. Woodhouse, Boonville;
clerk of court, E. P. Cornelius,
East Bend, Route 1; sheriff. J.
E. Shore: register of deeds, W. F.
Vanhoy; coroner, Henry A. Bran
don; surveyor, J. A. Poindexter;
county commissioners, T. W. Sty
ers, Tuttle Allen and J. W. Shore.
Their only contest will be over
members of the board of educa
tion and the following have filed
for that place, with only three
members to be selected: M. V.
Fleming, Loyd Craver and Paul
Davis, present members, and C,
E. Boles, G. C. Wallace and J. W.
Hudspeth.
Dr. T. W. Shore of Boonville,
will run for the senate in this dis
trict, opposing C. H. Cowles, Re
publican, of Wilkesboro.
REFRIGERATOR DOOR
OPENED, CLOSED MOST
The door of the household re
frigerator is opened and closed
more than any other door of the
house, according to Jones Hol
comb, local General Electric Deal
er- ~
"A door-slaming machine slams
the door of each test model 500,-
000 times, the equivalent of 30
years' use, before the cabinet de
sign is accepted by General Elec
tric for production," he said.
Other interesting refrigator
facts revealed by Mr. Holcomb are
as follows:
A jiggling machine shakes and
jostles the test cabinet day in and
day out to prove it sturdy. Finally
the abused machine goes to the
hot room where it is tested for
cold capacity.
It takes 24 hours to manufacture
a G-E refrigator, and three
fourths of this time, too, is spent
in inspecting and testing. Parts
are fitted to the accuracy of three
ten-thousandths of an inch, or
one-seventh the thickness of a
human hair. The unit is operated
undrt- water. Women, as well as
men, inspect each cabinet on the
assembly line.
Years of research and experi
ment are required to perfect each
improvement before it is incor
porated in a new model. General
Electric started experimenting in
1912 with various types of refrig
eration units, but it was not until
1927 that this company introduced
the first completely sealed refrig
erating unit.
Thousands of 1927 model moni
tor top refrigerators are still giving
satisfactory service, but today a
housewife can buy a much im
proved version of the General
Electric sealed unit refrigerator
at half the cost: one that will
operate on less than half the cur
rent used by its 1927 predecessor.
MAKE TALKS ON SUNDAY
AT FRIENDSHIP CHURCH
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Mrs. E. C. James and Mrs. C. N.
Myers of Elkin, and Miss Pearl
Johnson, missionary to China,
made interesting talks at a special
service at Friendship Baptist
church. A large crowd attended
the service and the talks were
highly enjoyed.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the patrons
of the district and all who as
sisted in feeding the teachers of
Yadkin county on Thursday ev
ening, April 21.
W. N. IRELAND. Principal
West Yadkin High School.
Rutledge Elected
President of
Outdoor Association
At a joint convention of the
Outdoor Advertising associations
of North Carolina, South Caro
lina and Viriglna, held in Char
lotte, Monday and Tuesday, W. EL
Rutledge of Yadkinville, owner of
the Rutledge Poster Advertising
company, was elected president of
the North Carolina association,
succeeding C. C. Foster, of States
ville, N. C.
These billboard operators re
ceived gratifying reports of their
business from national sources
and plan greater activity for the
coming year. The next meeting
will be held in Norfolk, Va., next
year.
Saturday night at 7.30 some
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
I North Carolina, Surry County
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
'Charles B. Wall
vs.
| Miriam Wall
The defendant in the above en
| titled action will take notice that
■an action as above entitled has
I been commenced in the Superior
'Court of Surry County, North
Carolina for absolute divorce, and
the defendant is further notified
to appear at the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court at Dob
son, Surry County, North Caro
lina within thirty days and an
swer or demur to the complaint
filed.
This the 11th day of April,
1938.
F. T. LLEWELLYN,
Clerk Superior Court.
W. M. Allen, Attorney. 5-5
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
TAKE NOTICE, certain Dersons
living and residing in the here
inafter described territory, have
filed with the Municipal Board
of Control of North Carolina, a
Petition requesting the said
Board to grant an order incorpor
ating the following territory into
a municipal corporation to be
known as North View: Beginning
at Center of N. C. Highway No.
26 at Elkin City Limits, thence
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Phone 308
CAST YOUR VOTE FOR
BILL BURGIN
FOR CONGRESS
(EIGHTH DISTRICT)
Democratic Primary June 4
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(WILLIAM O. BURGIN)
LIBERAL IN MIND
CAUTIOUS IN ACTION
PROVEN IN SERVICE
Bast 80 chains; thence North
1-45 degrees East 174 chains;
thence West 80 chains to center
of Highway No. 28; thence West
80 chains; thence South 1-45 de
grees West 259.25 chains to a
point to Elkin City Limit; thence
North 44-00 degrees East 110
chains to point of beginning.
TAKE NOTICE, that said Mu
nicipal Board of Control has set
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; the hearing on the above said
j Petition for May 30, 1938, at 10:30
A. M. in the hearing room of the
Utilities Commission in the City
of Raleigh, State of North Caro
lina. This 18th day of April,
1938.
J. A. ROBERTS
W. O. KEY
J. W. COLLINS
5-12 R. C. COLLINS.