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Board Of Trustees Andrews Schools Assume Office Tha Board of Trustee* for the schools of the Andrews Adsdnis trstlve Unit formally took office on Moodav April 2, 1861. la the office of the Superintendent of Schools Officers elected were Mrs. G. W. Cover, Chairman and Dr. Clua. O. Van Gorde.-, Vice-chairman. Other members of the board are Frank Sunday Services Are Announced "Never Dies 4 Dream' will be the subject of the Rev. J?meo A. Allen ?t the 11 o'clock service at the Methodist Church In Andrews Sunday morning. Church School will be at 9 43 A m. Youth Fellowship will be at 0:30 Sunday evening and the evening warship service will be at 7:30 p. m. S. WilhidW. G. McKeldrey, J. H. Bryson and Harold Jenkins. The Superintendent of Schools serves as ex officio Secretary to the board. In accordance with legislation recently enacted by the General Assembly, this board will serve until December 1, 1952. At that time a Board elected by the people in the November 1952 general election will take office. The following statement was is sued to tbe public; "Upon assum ing our duties as members of the school board of the Andrews Ad ministrative Unit, we the under signed pledge to the citizens of Vslleytown Township that we will to the utmost of our ability direct the policies of the school for the best Interest of all children and the community at large. Our ac tions will be based upon our firm convictions that, second only to tlie chur-h and home, the school is our most important Institution anj belongs to all the people." "We realize the heavy respon s bilities of our office, and we urge all citizens to cooperate with us in a joint effort to bring to the chil dren of this district the best pos sible modern educational oppor tunities." 'With regard to the employment Write Your Own Egg Cheek! WITH Extra Eggs Steady Laying Low Feed Cost / PER DOZEN I ON Smoky Mountain Hatchery, Inc. Phone 447-J MURPHY, N. C. WOOD'S V-51 Top Yielding Yellow Hybrid In 1950 N. C. Experiment Station teats V-51 was the highest yielding yellow corn ^ia the Piedmont and made the high yield of 106.7 bushels per acre in the Northeast Coastal Plains. Tap 5 YwMi in Hartford County, North Carolina Toot Wood's V-31 96 ! bus. par ? ocri Wood's 3-315 95 ? M M Dixio 17 94 M M M Wood's V-50A 93 ? * ? Wood's V-125 89 II M ? V-51 Prices Postpaid Bo. $11.50; % be. $4.10 Pk. $ 3.50; U pk. $1.95 Write for Wood's Seed CaUlof and Hybrid Corn Circalar. T.W.WOOD & SONS RICH^ND, VIRGINIA The Future Will Prove it's Today's Best BuyI The first time you stand back and admire your new Pontiac and then get behind the wheel for your first thrilling drive ... you 11 enjoy the wonderful, glowing experience of owning a truly great motor car. But the next few years will give you an even better idea of how sound your judgment was when you chose a Pontiac. For, by that time you'll have discovered that this beautiful car is as carefree as a car can be. Only the years and the happy miles will tell you how really true it is that, Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat a Pontiac! Dollar for Dollar mmortm and Hm OhuMd an aa?ad to <hmf? nittont noKM. ^3^ you caii'tbeatft Pontiac CHEROKEE PONT1AC GO. MO flioWBiiCf otreei Murphy, N. C. advfktis^moit rom bh* imrir-*""1 ?U1 be ??ltobi. tor distribution to Gm ?ral. Hurtling. Heating triosl Contractor! by WJM and ROBELOT. ARCHITBC-re ENOINEBBS. 70S ^ tag. AabevUle. N. C on ???*??. March 29. 1991 tar a ? ! tary School Building. Uinta. Cber 'r^oonty, No** ^roU^ | Each bid on ^luntoing^Elc^cdJtrt^U tie lor work u toec'Ilea Ior *?5Uo?? from Contrrtsr, Interested i& bhtoing on ^ work together with a $20 00 for the Plata and Specill , cations should be fded PromP^ ,?Hh the Architect ?d btoding i material wiH be forw.rded. Dopodt will be returned on receipt of jna t trial In good condition at time bids | are received. ? Bids on the above project will be opened at 2.00 P. M Monday. April 18. 1951. In a* CountySup cf a superintendent for the term 1951-.1953.at our request the State Department of Education la assist ing this board In securing the best ; cialifted person available. We have already received a num I b?r of applications and others will i be forthcoming. No decision will be I made until several of the most promising applications have been carefully investigated. However, we ! hope it will be possible to fill the position within the next few weeks. When a superintendent has been 'elected and his acceptance re ceived, an official announcement to the press will be made immedl a-tdy. '"With regard to the re-election of teachers and other school em ployees the state taw provides; '? At its first regular meeting in i April or as soon thereafter as practical, the board of trustees, or | I ether governing unit, shall elect I principals, teachers, and other recessary employees of the schools within said unit on the recommen dation of the city superintendent. "We regret that this provision in the taw makes it necessary to delay these re-elections until after the employment of a superinten-1 dent. In the meantime we are con fident school personel will exercise I good judgement in disregarding 1 .the false and unfounded rumors which have created unnecessary confusion in the school and the community. It is the hope of this board that every citizen in the district will I take a constructive interest in his school, and we Invite your sugges tions for imroveroent. Our chil dren are our future citizens. Let us all work together in a spirit ot iustice and good will to the end "that each boy and girl may have 'the opportunity to develop both ' character and talents into the i highest type of citizenship. I Signed: Mrs. G. W. Cover, chairman | Dr. C. O. Van Gorder, vice | chairman I Frank S. Wilhide |\v. G McKeldrey I J H. Bryson : Iiarold Jenkins MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of Murphy Woman's Club ha* been postponed from Wednesday. April 18. rill Wednes day, April US, due to a conflict with the visit of the bloodmobile on the 18tn. erintendent's office at Murphy. North Carolina by the Cherokee County Board of Education. All bids shall be accompanied by cash or a certified check In the amount of two per cent (2%) of the total bid* and also caqh, certi fied check or bid bond In the Moves To Houston Mr. end Mn. John Tatham have received word that their aon. I Pvt. Clayton Tatham, boa been] moved from San Antonio, Texas, l to Houston Texaa. Pvt. Tatham la entering a cook ing school In Houston. amount of three per cent (S%) of the total bid (total required 6%). I THE BOARD OF EDUCATION I OP CHEROKEE COUNTY j NORTH CAROLINA S7-8tc i None* of - IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NORTH CABOUfA CHEROKEE COUNTY FRANK DEAVEfc, Plaintiff. -v? VELLA DEAVER Defendant, The defendant, VeUa Denver, above named, will take notice that an action entitled as abowe has been commenced in the Superior Court of Cherokee County, North Carolina, for the purpose of ob taining an absolute divorce on the ground of two years separation, and that said defendant will fur ther take notice that she is re quired to appear before tha Clerk of the Superior Court of Cherokee County, North Carolina at .We ofhee In Murphy, North Carolina within twenty day* from and ufter the Srd day of May, to-wit, on or before the S3 day of May, 18&1 and anewer or demur to the convlaint of plaintiff In thla action of plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. This tile 2nd day of April, 1SS1. ' J. L. HALL Cleric Superior Court of Cherokee County North Carolina Helping the Nation I gel jhitMp done for 75 years this year is the telephone's seventy-fifth and busiest birthday. What began as a line between two rooms in a Boston attic in 1876 has developed, in one lifetime, into a Long Distance network that covers the Nation ? and extends to most erf the world's telephones. This great system has grown in answer to the needs of a people. And it's a good thing it has. In these threatening times, the Long Distance lines that bind this country together are more vital than ever. For today they are helping to speed produc tion and guard the Nation's security ? jobs that call for nothing less than the best telephone service in the world.? Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. To holp speed yovr Long Distance call, please give the operator the out-of-town telephone number. Telephone lines are busy with national defense. 75 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE NATION VjJ S* ?' '' &0/SJ0.., GONE? No...not yet! But the familiar water tank is fast disappearing along the Southern Railway System. Why? Because Diesel locomotives don't "drink" from water tanks... and Diesels now move about 80 percent of our traffic. 'Since 1940, the Southern Railway has spent more than $125 million on Diesel ization. A like amount has been spent for thousands of new freight and passenger cars and for all sorts of modern improve ments and additions. Because the Southern has kept pace with expanding civilian transportation needs of the growing Southland, it is better prepared than ever before to serve the South.. .better prepared to shoulder its full share of growing transport-*-^"" '"mends of national defense. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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