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2 n« SM1T KtCOKB, BONN, N. C WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST 28, 1884 Changes Made In Benson's Faculty Mrs. Rachel Smith Bonds, for any years an elementary school MK in Benson, has been em loyed as the full-time non-teach parInvent oT Public Instruction. Mr. Barefoot disclosed Mrs. Bonds’ employment as principal this week when he announced plans for the coming school term. He said additional detail* rela tive to the scheduled opening tH Benson sbteocSs TlHlrsday, September 3, at 8:30 will be given as they develop. New teie'hers hi the Benson High School this year and the sfi» Jects they Wfll be teaching are: James W. Pell of Benson, science, health, and physical education; lid. Jaccpeline Henderson of Dunn, racial studies and English; and Mrs. Louise Alford Peele of RoCky Mount, English. New elementary teachers are Mrs. Allean M. Lancdon of Ben eon and Randolph Morgan Jr. of Spring Hope. Mrs. Langdon taught school In Benson for several years sometime ago and returned this season. drakes 1-3 will be taught in the new building. Grades 5-8 will be taught in the old building. An additional course in educa tional television is expected to be tnehHled in the School's curricu lum for high School students this till. Hr. Barefoot Shid. “•fhe high School teachers and students art planting to Continue their efforts to re*ch the high accreditation standards of the SWttthern AssocIat$to) ijl Second ary Schools,” he said. "The elementary grades already have been accredited tor the Sou thern Association of Elementary Schools,’- Mr. Barefoot said. Be said « regular debase in the enr.Vflin^nt in the elementary grades for the past seWrtl years has resulted in the loss of teach ers m those grades. He said Mrs. RoUttlyn H. Ryals, who was serving as principal of the prftnary school, resigned in the spring. Other Benson High School tea chers and the subjects they will teach are: Robert T Wells of Dunn, sci ence; J. W Thompson of Benson, math and social studies; C. N. Bostic of Benson, social studies; Judson L. Stephens of Benson, math; Mrs. Nancy S. Willis of Dunn, English, French, and guid ance; B. L. Rogers of Ralegh, commercial; Mrs. Annalean M. Johnon of Benson, commercial. lfri. Louise C. Lambert of Ben son, English and Journalism; Mrs. Margaret L. Medlin of Benson, librarian of both schools; Mrs. Florence D. Sorrell of Benson, home OOonomics; Robert D. War re*, of Benson, vocational agri culture; RSnWth It. Killebrew of Reeky Mount, band, glee chib, ptitfHc school music; Mrt. Estelle S. Bryant, of Henson, JWVftte Hi*" no. Lunchroom managers are Mrs. Mabel S. Medlin of Benson, high school; and Mrs. Thelma 3. John son of Benson, primary. Grades 1-C—Mrs. Rosa E. Penny of Route l. Angler; Mrs. Erma P. Hudson of Route 2, Henson; Ml*. Ruth Q. Hyatt all Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Esther M. Parker of Benson; Mrs. Mary R. Lee of Route 2, Benson, Mrs. Pauline B. Davis of j Route V Poor <***; Mrs. Agngs ! W. Lee of Route 2, Benson; and | Mrs. Louise P. Vann of Benson, j Grade 5 — Mrs. ChyStelle L. Parker, Mrs. Carol Parker, and Mrs. Vivian B. Bailey, all of Ben son. Grade 6—Mrs. Hazel G Sorrell end Mrs, Mary B. Bostic, both *f Benson, and Mrs. Frances L. Hen derson of Newton Grove. j Grade 7—Mrs. Lucille S. Pea \ COCK of Route 2, Benson; Mrs. Miriam S. Etrlcriand of Route 1, Mount Olive; and Jeffrey L. Ad ams of Route X, Newton Grove. Grade 8 -Mrs. Allean M. Dud j ley of Benson find J. B. Hender son of Newton Grove. CIGARETTE SHIPMENTS WASHINGTON (UPI) — Cigarette shipments rose 8 per cent in June from both a month earlier and a year earlier, according to the In ternal Revenue Service. MR. & MRS. FARMER TO THE ” Vi ir-vrT :-i i '-V TOBACCO MARKET Bring your Tobacco to Dunn and get the Top Dollar, Why haul your Tobacco long distances? Sell at home, save time and money. After you get the Top Dollar, stop by and look dt our wonderful Tine of AltTS - CHALMERS I m»JCTS "We Service What We Set" IpOTOR kuLtET FISH lbs. $1.00 GRADE A WHOLE T - BONE ■ . •. • L STEAK CHOICE WESTERN STEER ib. 89 * ' ; Vf1*'" PflWt ' NECK BONES 5 lbs. 59c BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL NOTE BOOK PAPER "49< DIXIE CRYSTALS GRADE A SMALL BROWN EGGS MEDIUMS LARGE .. 4 SUNSET GOLD EVAPORATED MILK.can 10c SUNSET GOLD POTATO CHIPS REG. C PRICE 59c Jr ■g|r V f BUY THE PARTS YOU NEED LEGS & THIGHS lb. 49c BREASTS lb. 39c LIVERS & GIZZARDS lb. 49c BBQ FRYERS eo. $1.00 200 FREE STAMPS WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD 50 FREE F S GOLD 8 VAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF Carolina Packers PURE LARD SPt CIAL COUPON VALUE > GGL\ WIGGLY./4k 50 FREE F S GOLD STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF 01 SPE CIAL COUPON VALUE i* 25 FREE F S GOLD STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF Keen ~ SOFT DRINK MIX 39c s V (The Sugar's In It) 25 FREE F S GOLD STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF Tom’s PEANUTS 7 os. can 39c J SPECIAL COUPON' AUJE v I FRANCQ 1 AMERICAN SPAGHETTI WIGWAM GREEN PEAS GREEN BEANS RED CROSS CORN re.i ICE MILK Va gal. 39* CABBAGE GOLDEN EAGLE V, ? * 1 ; FLOUR NEW CROP APPLES 4fc'b<«49( . 5 WHITE POTATOES 50 As. $1.95 DON'T BE CONFUSED Bf TiE CLAIMS OF LOWER PRICES BY SOME STORES. COMPARE CAREFULLY AND SHOP At Pin&JLY watLYlKI rS0CW0 > f PARKING Finest, Friendliest SERVICE , and the Very LOWEST PRICES - ' ' " • ‘ • *
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