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Robinson Reports
On NCEA Requests
ANDREWS? The local unit of
the NCEA held a njeeting last
week to hear a report from Boyd
Robinson who attended the recent
I NCEA state meeting in Raleigh
of the local presidents and chair
men of the legislative commit
J tt-es.
i Mr Robinson said that practi
j cally all local NCEA units in the
state reported that the teachers
in their particular units were one
hundred percent in favor of ask
ing Governor Cherry to 11 a
special session of the General As
sembly to provide funds to meet
increased costs of living for
, school personnel" and by so do
ing to avert further disintegra
n of and diaster in the public
-ch > >!s of North Carolina"
!'f: local NCKA candidates
i - ? went on record asking for
! ?:?? appropriations to help the
poorer counties in their school
t?u ru programs Mr Robinson
-kited that Cherokee county
? i>uM bene!;! greatly from such
appropriation from the General
I local \CEA candi
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, February 14
11:00 A. M.
The W. A. (Will)
THOMPSON FARM
(2 miles S. W. Unaka, N. C on Joe Brown Highway)
8 R00M HOUSE - STONE SPRING HOUSE
STONE MILK HOUSE
160 Acres ? Approximately 40 acres in cultivation, 25 acres in
pasture ? All pasture ferced with woven wire.
1 BUSINESS BUILDING ? SEVERAL OUT BUILDINGS
GOOD RED FERTILE ROLLING LAND
THE FOLLOWING FARMING TOOLS AND LIVESTOCK:
1 Good work team with harness
7 calves and yearlings
1 mowing machine
1 hay rake
1 disc harrow
2 milk cows
turning plows
cultivators
corn planter
1 ? 1 horse wagon
? and other necessary farming tools ?
R. B. HAMILTON, Auctioneer
ANDREWS, NORTH CAROLINA
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Wilmington. N. C.
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Charlotte, N. C.
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dates also went on record asking
for a smaller teacher load. There
are many classrooms in North
| Carolina containing 40 to 50 pu
I pils. Especially is this true of the
elementary schools. The actual ef
fertive class size that has been
demonstrated from experience is
from 16 to 25 - preferably, under
most circumstances, between 18
and 21
Mr Robinson quoting from a
report by \V E Abernathy. Super
intendent of Shelby City Schools,
gave the following figures on the
Present State General Fund Sur
plus or Reserve: A $52,000,000
estimate reserve to meet General
fund debt a $30,076,056 post-war
reserve fund, a $12,011,430 unap
propriated surplus ? year ending
June ?'*<? 15*47. and many addition
al millions of surplus accruing
month S.\ " Supt Abernathy also
'lad this to say "What shall it
profit a state to pile up a huge
surplus while many of its un
fortunate and handicapped citi
ens ind its million school child- ;
ren .ire being denied what they
.re entitled to and what the state
an afford0"
Mr Robinson gave data to show
hat while the money is piling up
;n our State Treasury, we have
Carolyn Dupree
Gives Program
ANDREWS ? The Andrews
Chapter of the Bertha Smith r
Girl's Auxiliary of the Baptist
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Glenn McGuire. their counselor,
on February 3 The president,
Sallie Bunchanan. called the
meeting to order by having the
group sing the G. A. hymn. " We'
ve A Story To Tell To The Na
tion* Carolyn Dupree then read
Psalm 33 tM2. after which Mrs
the highest teaching load in the
I nited States, our present average
ttacher's salary is lower than in
3(1 other states, no state provision
for teacher supervision, no st3te
provision for compulsory atten
dance. no state aid for school
tonstrfli tion and repair, and that
janitorial aid needs to be increas
ed.
Mr Robinson said that the peo
ple of the state should know that
we have both the need for a spe
cial session and the surplus funds
with which to meet that need
without any increase in the tax
rate.
McGuire led in prayer
The program chairman was
Carolyn Dupree. Those liking
part on the program were "In \
Southern Louisiana" by Lucille
Leming; " In New Mexico", Ann
Wheeler: "At Camp", B e 1 1 i e
Jones; "In North Carolina". Caro
lyn Dupree; "In Arizona", Joyce
Jones; "Among Mexicans in Tex- ,
as". Doris Baxter; "Everywhere in i
our Southland". Barbara Nichols;
"What Are You Doing", Doris
llaxter; "Being a Missionary", Sal
lie Buchanan. Carolyn Dupree
gave a reading 'I Wish I Had
Not Waked Up".
Each member was urged to
subscribe to the "World Comrad
es" magazine
Mrs. McGuire served delightful
refreshments to nine member*
present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueek. mlss
Mary Elizabeth Jones and Miss
Roberta Spires spent Saturday in
Atlanta.
NOTICE
The Cherokee County Cooperative's an
nual meeting will be held Tuesday, Febru
ary I 7, at 1 0:00 a. m., at the courthouse.
A 1 farmers and stockholders are urged to
attend.
Custodians of Tomorrow's World
Whether it will be cne world or many small ones ? a world of plenty or privation ? and ?:
whether it will be led by wise men, humane and principled, depends upon the guidance ij
? the education ? the ideals instilled in cur youth tcday. On their young shoulders will j
fall the mantle of leadership. This week we pay tribute to the Bey Scouts of America ? I
citizens at work ? and pledge our continued support to an organization which has pro- -j
duced and will continue to give us men who are leaders ? IN THE HOME ? THE COM
MUNITY ? THE NATION ? THE WORLD. j
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Murphy Food
Store
Cherokee
Furniture Co.
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