H
John B- pherrill, Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED TWICE A. WEEK.
VOL. XXXV.
CONCOHD, N. C. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1910
LGO t Y? , Jvio irv AdVnn
i
l NO. 91.
iNjliTcOMMEIICEMEIlT
OF
I number passed out into blstorv
mJ w
The exercises that night were eon-
ducted entirely by the CTadaafcuxr
THE CONCORD PUBLIC HIGH class an1 the auditorium -was crowded
THOOL THIS WEEK. Wlth PP15 to.-witness the exercises
j lauudics, duu uu oue couia re
sist a feeling of pnde when the dif
WORK OF THE COURT.
ANNUAL COICIENCEIIENT
AT ITT. PLEASANT.
SAD DEATH 01 A-Y0UX0 LADY.
Excellent Address Monday Night by fe
ev, T. A. Smoot ureauy Enjoyed
a Large Audience.
Snowball" Given' Sentence of 50
Years in Penitentiary-Other Cases uoaPiet Proiraase or tie Extmses
Disposed of. at tbe Iiistitxst aad Sesiaary, 2Iay
The criminal cases at this term of i.T. .
ve tnauk the faculty of the ML
Hute for an
, r
cases in his usual vigorous manner J lhf Institute and Seminary, vaich will
fernt rentaTire; or the css eoart be pidjy disposed W
would complete their part of the pro- the end of the docket is near. So- ULfZ
mmm nl a fW f u-.f, 4 i ucuor lancson is prosecuting we T" w
by
. ,oi lfyinf- ATwisAG f tw I their seats with their last dntv to I
Si.MU'SSX ' e Central p'- pf if-r f
(jwua ociiuu f if Hip r o, u:'- u their offenses. It is safe to sav that V - LPPrd, J. fc. Miller, J.
wv.
then introduced
ten
sentod
the scho'
dilates muc
h
prsen
to say
those convicted at this term will hesi
tate many times before committing
other offenses that will again bring
ti, pvercises were opened bv the lue Pram performed his or her
...dience singing "Our Public Part. m a manner that not. only did
Lhoob" followed by a prayer by cre,dlt to-themselves but to the class
.. , ,...i.a iic t t t J and to the school.
1'. 1. uuruaui. x-ivj.. u. xj. .ueniz " ; , ... them Hpfor the Kr !..
introduced the class of 1910, exercises were Degun witn the " V -
mtrouutu t a xf" ftiaRa nf 191fi Jnmnr "Fr0nr0ii The following cases have been dis-
rn,. .T F, Smoot. chairman nf Kur School.", The President of the Pf? r
Ml i'i " ' I 1 -f - 1 .
l hnnnl whn. after tnvi'no. fi I Class, 311SS iL,iizaoewi Irwin Wood-
.x rww , - - -- - 7 o ' r " w
A wholesomi advice, n a manner that showeoVthe
eh a graduate certificate Jie4aAsmat!? .,,n:.best,ow- JS finSft
ted to eac
of rraduation.
Trui". Leutz then introduced Eev.
1'. A. Smoot, pastor of Grace Street
Metliodiat cliurch, Wilmington, who
delivered the annual literary address.
Mr. Smoot's address was a powerful
inea lor inaerenueui, luiuKmg ana uie
cultivation oi
C. Peck, D. L. Ilidenhour.
The following is a: complete pro
gramme of all the exercises at both
institutions:
Monday May 16, 10:30 a. m. Con
test in debate. Mount Pleasant Colle-
Adam Harris, larceny, guiltv; 120 ate Institute. Query: "Resolved,
iuai uaDor unions are ifuniciai 10
our Countrv. Affirmative: IL E.
Cline, H. V. Fisher, Z. B. Trexler;
Negative: I. R. Crane, L L Hpffner,
D. C. Trexler.
Monday, May 16, 2 :30 p. m. Sen
ior Class play, Mont Amoena Semi
pleads
90
a, d. w.,
incr th hrhef honor iF their- miotic I guuiy : nnea 5-io.uu and costs.
upon her. then presented to the audi- Paal Ingram, larceny, guilty;
enee the class of 1910. da;s 00 T0-
Miss Mary Francis Hartsell read Nathaniel Fineher. larceny; 120
a naner ' "The Class. Its Past and days on the road.
Frank Blackwood, store breaking. I nan
iovo,T hrr ov.rv ono Mi wrfcoll guilty l 18 months on the ro ad. . Monday, May 16, 4:30 p. m. Con-
""c u.ar.0i tho .T,;cnW fiio ioc0 fmm I Jotm itusseii, larceny, smiitv: i&) v. im-wmuuf .-i. . . x. u. .
a strong and lorcexul Lt.. j i.u j il. t nv n fTi rn? Auten. O. L. Flowe. IL P. Gannon. I
individuality. And taking this as the
ruaia subject of his address for more
than an hour he held the strictest at
tention of the large audience that com
t.lpfclv tilled the auditorium of the
school building.
the day they entered the first grade
to the graduating day.
Tracing their
Robert Burton, the nes-ro who Lowder, D. P. Whitley, J. L. Yost.
o ! a I, i ., . -. i v rr I I 1C a .WJ1 ft
crrnlnnl rrrowfh throng the Afferent. DrOKe into tne residence Of Mr. J. JV. I -A"uav Jiuy XV. o.ov p. IU.
processesof development in their as- Patterson the first of March, was tried nual drama M. P C I and M. A. C.
Mr. Smoot
cent toward graduation, recalling a Monday afternoon on the charge of Tuesday, May 17, 10:30 a m. Ad
number of events that had transpired burglary. After the evidence had dress before the Literary Siciehes, M.
f loin vqI been submitted Burton's counsel, I " . I. .President Henry Louis bmitn,
. : . i iiiiii" Liic .vuain 1UC VlOrn S JL. XlXV UUU I ' 1 -w .
his address with a tew personal re- been- tbeir journey toward reach- Messrs. Williams and Stickley, sub- "
marks over the pleasure it gave him to in the covete(j ffoal where they now mitted to burglary in the second de- Tuesday, May 17, 3:00 p. m. Con
be with the people of this section of rppanPj the -nleasant memories sree for their client. Mr. Williams tets m oratory, M. P. C. L W. H
be "ran
le with the people oi this section of I , nnnnaA jQ,conf mr;: srree for their client. Mr. Williams tets in oratory, M. P. L. L W. IL
the State. He then went off into! that jinked with them of the social stated to the Court that they were Uutton, O. H. iaggart, D. b. Lap
his subject, taking up reason, indepen-1 evenFc tlev had attended together. confident that the jury would convict pard, J. E. Miller, J. C. Peck, D. L.
dent thought and showing the good Mr wjj-'am Montgomery Shernll, Burton, although Burton strongly de- UUdennour.
results that the exercise of these two fftP Pi;VPrp5 h oration, nied that he was the one who entered Tuesday, May 17, 8:30 p. m.
-Exer-
things have in the development and TJie ar,n to Appomattox." Mr. the house, that they as his counsel cises in expression and music, M. A. S.
creation of -a strong and forceful in- sherriirs speech showed that in him thought it the wisest step to submit Wednesday, May 18, 10:30 a. m.
nduality ana personality inai is tne cagg aj und an orator that to burglary in tne second degree ana I oaccaiuureaie oermon, ivev. xv. u. rai
le to stand upon its own resources. wag ful y capable of delivering an or- thereby save Burton's life. Judge I terson, B. D.
"The power oi reason is tne pow-1 f- ,uan',n Uh f.ho hirh stand- Pell promptlv sentenced .Burton to Awaramg oi meoais ano. aipiomas
that leads us above the animal life Li p ur,e the ol bad ac- 30 vears at hard labor in the State Marshals Gerhardt Society: D. L.
. . . m, t aiA .WtA.v-v, - I I T f 1 1 m f T T V..1 T T
la.
Hiss 2Iac Parks Passed Away Yes
terday Aflersooa After a Tlrtt
Weeks Hhitas of Typboii TeTtr.
Miss Ma Elixabeth lrka. tke
youartt dauhtfr oC CapL aai Mrs.
Ii. H. Parks, died yesterday afUrcooa
at 330 o'clock, after aa illsets of
thre weeks of typhoid ferer. Mia
i'arks wu i siadeat at Peace Iruti-
ate, Ualeih. atd returned bose Tues
day two weeks ago accompanied by
a inuned nurse Irorn JCaietriu Her
condition rapidly changed fur the
worse, and there was never aad cHaae
in her condition that would give hop
ior ijer recovery, ahe grew rapidly
worse yesterday morn in rr and crad-
ually grew weaker during the day un
til her death at 330 in the afternoon.
Miss Parks was seventeen years old
the second day of last October. After
completing7 the preparatory school
here she entered the Southern Pres
byterian College at Red Springs last
tail a year ago, remaining m school
there for one year. She entered
Peace Institute last fall, and has been
a student there until she returned
home ttfp weeks ago.
She was just entering a beautiful
young womanhood, and her death is
a peculiarly sad one. She was very
popular with those who knew her, and
her -bright - laugh and sunny disposi
tion will be much ir.issed in a large
circle. At the very threshold of life,
when its beauties are just beginning to
unfold to her, she ii called to lay it
down. .
Miss Parks is survived by her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Parks; four
sisters, Mesdames T. M. Crowell, E.
V. Freeze, Lucia Parks Stephens
and Miss Geneva Parks, and - three
brothers, Messrs. P. B. Parks, of Mor
ganton, Hugh Parks, of this city, and
Mr. Joe Parks, now attending Lehigh
University.
. The funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Firs
OT. PlHSiHT CEPHTEIST.
a3itxcrrx3 ar it. m. rMsT.
MiM Mary IUrn. f Sabarr.
wadiajf lit mrtk itV Utu Marr
Ileolix." '
Mr. VA Ik-aver U Ure frwa 'Sua.
Oa, ttMtis- hi ruitaSt
Mr. Emsuii Tbos'w.a
bary, wti in oar tow Tee!?
C4et Charlr MWai
d.ed to Ahru!e Ssxsdsv 1 .t
the tKv!iJe f tl brother, ba u rrry
Qaite a nuaber of osr tnU wot
the liaamtnc Bird."
Paul UiIor ia "Tht Massay aM
over Caeord Tuesday's.! t &ear
Mr. llarry Otermaa. of SatiiWy.
in oar town this trk takia the
eesa of our maaafaetttfisc etsb
Itshments. v
MU Haie! Cobb, who la bWu aU
leading hool at the Staiaary return-d
to her boat at McUaatnlle
Tuesday.
The manager f ht Institute ball
team it making arrangemecti for m
srood came of ball to b played here
Saturday. He will haie oc of the
be: amateur team ia tb rotate here,
and a lively $rae ti promUe!.
There will b an ice cream t-ipper
given by the Mt. PJeataat Comet band
on Mr. I. J. Foil's lawn Saturday
night. The public u - cordially la-'
vited.
The Institute and Seminary are
having their tinal examinations "Jib
week and are preparing for commeao.
merit. The drama this year wall be
something of annual interest. "lit
tle Em ly" will be presented Monday
night, this i an excellent play aad
will please any audience to hear it. f
ORAND JURY'S REPORT.
ba
Recommend that a New lloor
Placed in Clerk's OSc.
The grand jury, W. IL Archibald,
...J no !iril!)iol5ftn TUa on. . .... .i' I Zl i- I T?.rnVirki-T "-inf T T. Vi"ct T
sua vu r u, u rf quired in all its undertaKings. . Qn nnff" r " T vJrT- lWZ Prcsbyterilau church, conductedl try foreman, completed its work ycater-
thropoid never changed the course of Tup number on the prosrram Burton is known here as "Snowr- Hoffner, H. M. Uaggart, Ludwig bo- y ' xr n . r J . ,:t..i
kL- KmVo o Well in the for. , I un it A :0 th M,.Wt Ktvr J O ftlnvas. T Tl Crane. H. M. UCI vic. uajr, uu -hu.ku..),. u
a ii uvn. vi wivw " i was tne class poem oy i.u.i& uon, auu yiuuiwij ""- i j - - 7
si, oat mail uy me puwci vj. Camm Campbell, class poet, wnicn was negro m jjonn uaronua. - - . ck u bearers: Krank Caldwell, We the grand jurors for the May
has changed the course of 'rivers and well read, and which breathed forth ed a number of sentences on the road The Board of trustees of the Colle- cVruVmite Jno Porter Cloud CorL lerJ 1910 Sunerior Court of Ca
streams, and cut down the forest and ' ;he tender sentiments of the in this and other counties. He drank giate Institute wUl meet in the Chapel Jfjl P?. 1? &ff VXrll 1
V...U n--nT-o I . i i r -1 ni A II! J 4Tk oAMiisa a i tit Q s At I noclav Miv It M a Tn I - I 0 r m
uuut cmpiica. - . I members oi rne ciass oi j.xu. i nuuur auu mii.ca . wvj -
1910.
He was especially lorceful in ex- TTprirv W Tadv.,, a declamation, lazv indolent neffro, a menace to tnis
I iorting the class of 1910 to be inde- hjV jEdwin Neil Brower, was delivered race and ; civilization, and there was
I nonrlprvt tVimtprs. usin inrpsen)- dav I u'.. l.: e.,wU atr on tn -win the nd-lKfflA cvmnatliv ven amons hlS OWtl
1 '7 O JkTT ' lUy4iALLl 111,5511 a . . l J a
polities as an illustration of the f all- j miration of all who heard it which race for 'him when sentence was pro-
ure to think independently, stating showed a thorough preparation and nounced.
tnat it v.as not tne lacu oi intelligence wac delivered in a forcerul and direct
P. B. Parks, of Morganton, a brother, foio wing report.
and Mrs. E. W. Freejse.and Mrs. T. We have acted on all bills of iodict
M. '-Crowell, sisters, are here to attend I ment handed to us by the Solicitor
the funeral.
THE STREET CAB LIKE.
Memorial Day Obserred.
-; Memorial Day was very appropri
ately observed here Tuesday with exer
cises by the children, an address; by
T-he nsp of ihe State vs. Drv and Rev. Dr. J. M. Crier and the songs
that caused men to be led to the bal-' manner that did credit both to him Blake, charged with the murder of by the Veterans' Choir. Dr. Grier's It is Expected that the Cars Will be
lot box and to follow the beaten paths ana ihis class. Myrtle Flowe, was continued unui address was snort outmost appro- ituiming wwniu au ways.
that had been laid out for them but .. The Last Will and Testament of next court, as the decision of the priate, his tribute' to the Confederate Mr. W. F. Snider, of Salisbury,
that it wa a lack of independent the Class" by Miss Margaret ,Query, Supreme Court has not been certified dead being most beautiful. The songs president of the Piedmont Carolina
thinkinr on the part .of the individual, proved to be a most delightful legal to the Superior Court. by the veterans was thoroughly en- Railway, returned Tuesday night from
There are men in the various instrument and at times when she The case of Krimminger for cutting joyed and for the manner in which Grand Rapids, Mich., where he pur
spheres of life whose failures are due would read out some of the wills and a telephone wire, which was tried they sang We Are Tenting on the chased the. majority of the stock of
on account of the fact that .they fail bequeaths of the class they would be some time ago in a magistrate's court, Old Camp Ground" the large crowd the Salisbury-Spencer Stret Car Co.,
to think themselves, and turning to followed by roars of laughter if rom the at which time the justice . failed to felt deeply indebted to them. including the gas and electric plant,
the graduates he urged them to stand audience. bind the defendant over to court and Crosses of Honor were presented to for his company. This is the com
upon their own resources and be free Miss Willie May Stratford present- the prosecution took an appeal pn the the veterans who had not received pany that is constructing the street
and independent thinkers and when ed the class gift, a bust of Washing- matter of costs, was heard yesterday them by Mrs. W. J. Montgomery on car line in 'this city and Mr. T. U.
you knock at the door of some insti- ton.' In a few well chosen remarks afternoon and after all the evidence behalf of the Daughters of the Con- Vanderford -stated yesterday that
tution to strive to knock as an inde- she expressed the regret that was felt was submitted the case was dismissed federacy. The following veterans re- this will mean a big imrpovement in
pendent thinker. uIt is only when by the class in leaving the school and and the costs will have to be paid by ceived the crosses: W. J. Black, J. D. the line for this city,
we come upon the truth in our-own also their desire to donate a gift that Krimminger. Eudy, A. M. Hinson, A. W. Neal, D. "When asked as to when the care
thinking and adopt it to our own ii would keep alive the memory of the Other cases disposed of were: M. Blaclnvelder and W. H. Mincey. would be in operation. in this city, Mr.
dividuality that we derive happiness class of 1910. Mack Gunter, affray; .fined $30 in- Many lovely little children gathered Vanderford said that he thought that
and joy in our power to reason." Mr. M. B. Stickley, on behalf of the eluding costs. there to place tender flowers upon jt would be within thirty or forty
"WpL nnf w,nf t jirw' ontiralv pliool. accented the grift, speaking Bob Ritchie, store breaking: 60 days the monument erected to commemo- davs. That the poles for the trolley
' V AAV U . T CALX KJ IV -VI V MVIAAA W T .wx--y- - - I I I - 1 ? SJ K
on books but everyone should culti- feelingly of the relationship between on the road. rate the memory oil tlie umederaie nme were being prepared now. and a t the-clerk ..oftlee; .Jso that
vate a friendly attitude toward them the members of the school board and George Jones, larceny, tour montns dead 0f this county large force of hands would begin work mme repairg be niade in the plastering
and no man should be mastered by any the class. He closed 'his remarks by on chain gang. m All the veterans of the county are Monday in putting them up; that by n tfac hall
book or man, but should have them as telling the graduating class that they The case against Fannie Jefferson, invited to meet at the court house on the time this work is completed the javnff completed all work assigned
his companions and friends and tools rejoiced with them and expected great charged with infanticide was contm- the birthday of Jefferson Davis, .vhen track -will have already been completed to M we respectfullv ask that we be
to aid him to accomplish things. In- things of them in the life upon which ued until next term of court. An dinner will be served them by the to the depot, and that they would jjscharid.
dependence in thinkin? does not mean tuey are a Dout to enier. agreement was maue uaugnters oi me ujiuwiw. xnen pui, ine care m vyemuuu, uufc Respectfullv submitte!.
and made presentments of all viola-
tioas of the law that have come to
oar knowledge.
We visited the county home, by
committee, and found twenty-six in
mate. Thirteen each white and col
ored. The sanitary conditions were
good, and the inmates expressed them
selves satisfied with the treatment.
We vifited the chain gang, by com
mittee, and found fifteen convicts, six
white and nine colored. The convict
expressed themselves pleased with the
treatment received. The aanitary con
ditions of the earap were good.
We visited the jail ia a body. and
found fifteen prisoners, eight colored
and ven white. They eipressed
themselves pleased with the treat
ment received. Pound the building in
a sanitary condition.
We visited the ofnecs of the court,
and find the records properly kept and
would recommend that a new floor
that we are to cut out books as there Superintendent Lentz then an- Hcitor and the defendants counse ,
are times in our lives when we must nounced the winners of the scholar- Messrs. Hartsell and Manessthat
have them and days when we need ships, stating at the time that , on ac- physician practicing in this State, who
Prof. Webb's absence all of is a specialist in mental diseases be
without the books but there is a dif- the scholarships could not be .an- employed and examine the -aetendant
would continue the work of complet
Hi'tHI nocket Taken TJd. ins: the line over the proposed route.
- The civil docket was taken up at ,Wen asked as to the that
.i. : nn f nonrf Two the Southern Power Co. was behind
es W Wpor: Anna the deal f or the Salisbury-Spencer line
W. R. ARCIIIBAIJ),
Foreman of this Grand Jury.
ferenee in men in their attitude to- nounced. These scholarships are given and to appear here at the next term Hall, colored," for di- Mr. Vanderford stated that it was not
Brushing up the Depot.
The acount of the condition of the-
i . a-. U fiio krT7 -ro-Vio aiTArfl.o'oo over 9d and nf iftnrf tn oive testimonv in the case.
"oius iwoks ana we ao not warn, tu w " & , , i w" o .
ie a slave to them. It is necessary is in the estimation of the teacher The Jefferson negro will plead insan
Wat a mental commerce does exist prepared to enter me couege m wuncu lty m ner aeiense.
among men and women as that is they are given. Ihe nignest average
tne only way the world's ideas and among tne dovs eniiu a m d jum- Catawba College Comencement.
purposes can become the common arsmp, to rne .umvcia.tj xwxbU
property of all mankind.
T- i ii. i- i i. ; ii.-
to 5 & ! ?&T N
m common who is the one who .ceases
vs. Dan Hall, colored, tor di- ATxl 7 m- nassemrer station ia Mondavs isae
. Divorce granted. Bessie Bar- ' JZ ffiffiThvdtd resulU-
s. Felix Barrier, colored, suit for for thePiedmont Carolina Railway ow tV.inma.ter, from
vorce
ner vs
divorce; divorce granted
The case, of Bird vs. North Carolina
Railway Co. is being tried now. Bird
Charlotte, came over to Concord th
next day and had several neroe at
to enjoy life. It is the commonplace
things in life that damn us and if
there is any one, thing our Master
emphasized by His life it was that
there is nothing common. Don't wor
ry about the commonplace things or
yearn for the extraordinary but let
your task be noble and ennoble your
cask by your appreciation.
- i-. m tt i . m t I wnrlr tnth mnm eleaninsf tne IjOOTS
arsh to the UM?mgr oi - , inland at the Southern yard .in --J5;1?- V!t2 Vail, of the .Ution. Th, oU .tor.
boro. aftJr a few day, illness of pnen- UtMedJo a reprenU of TbeTni-
Called tO hlS une loai oe :wwum k--v
Mr. William Montgomery anernii, Jday y, b p. m. uaccaiaureaie ier-
and the one to Trinity to Mr. Alfred mon, Rev. J. D. Andrews, Uurlmgton,
Keil Brower. N. C.
trains.
This case was
vear and a verdict was rendered in
favor of the plaintaff. The pendant oId nitt cooler ith tb. top
icnocKed on wiiu a new one, u
is as good shape)
Mr. Lenta then made reference to May 30, 8 p. m. Dramatic pe, J, J JTTW S" Sf
the remarkable record of one of the formance. . T!v," " VT. .fnd. She was the widoir oi tie Ber. . K"'
members of the class, Mr. WUlUm May 31, 1 to 5 p. m.-Art exhibit Ttry TrL ca Meirs. Webb, for many years a prominent
frrjiS. W1 for thft oast ho .-o rlnmbia. S C. Montgomery & Crowell, vv. . uar j rtmB((. "Mrs. Webb was 671 fort is made(on the part of the ea-
luuc" T;n f rVnV; -si land and E. T. Uansier represent r7; " ' -ftn ftf Wnt: payees of the road to clean up toe
2Ltr. ; Wnd; a SVoS 3 and L. C. Caldwell ana i. " 5 - inter- eUtion here it wil lbe ii
ubvcj: auwaou , - . . . I . r rr. 7, 1 1 TTnrcpll the ilpfendant company.
single time or even missed a recitation. Hon. T. W. 5icfcett, Attorney ueneraj. - r . ..
30 a. m. Graduating J Commencement at Laura aunaeriana ;
SchooL
The annual commencement exercises
that Vn V y P? irufl Mr Lentz stated that Mr. Sherrill's of North Caroli
tha l h111 IT -S indT171?uallty her and mother desired to present June 1, 10:
that will be worth while. It is your latner ana , OAwi '
i. . . .1 . .. i mm wirn a irui Liij.wui. svuwi eiciuscs.
l?mt tne dignity oi your - - chairman of the school 8 p. m.-Commencement concert.
auii in t nnntrn t ani TrrvTt ti -.t" in a tto
v, ,& " . , HoaWl in a few well cnosen words pre-
personahtv unless vou think for vour- tK)ara: V, rV, -
self. The personality of God and the
personality of the individual go to
gether and unless your heart is filled
Jith the principle' of love "and free
irom hate you never have a person
alty of force."
CLASS EXERCISES.
ef a a tn Mr. Sherrill a handsome
sold watch. . .. .
Miss Margaret Query is another
Odd Fellow's Meeting.
The Grand Lodjre of Odd Fellows is teenth and twentieth.
matters not how earnest aa ef-
rt of the estf
clean up the
V f - k
ful Christian character. The inter- "op nere n wn ioc -"
ment took place near Mebane this af- keep it decent. When a building has
x r become old. and dilapidated and baa
lernoon.. - m
stood ior mtnv years wun pmcucwij
nv; nw. T7-f RrvMii Tjt 1 no attention, it is imposiDie 10 ciea
On last Tuesday China Grove voted jt up in one afternoon, ho inatteT
, , mi i ii. : p . a.iuuii I now eieai. ' anu siuuaij w
of the Laura Sunderland ocnoui lus"" .T:!, be made its size alone
take place this year on aiay nine- . b, it unfit for use in a city the
i i
deserves special men nun. ouc
ed the graded school in thev
grade and was promoted from t
the fifth. , She completed the
from the third grade to grad
l take place and on cents on the $lw valuation, and o "V," 7- ' "
Lf'SS W the cents on the polL The'registered vote what they imperatively need is a new
ig recently compieitu xrmajr eves . A 170 oi VAtMt passenger siaiion equai io w c
tne spacious grounds of the State class exercises, mere i an. b- ; . flT - . mands of our important eity.
deserves special menuon. on r T "C: 0,tW dieted Friday evenin
ed the graded scnooi m ;SQtoSUte eto Vxercise.
SffiC Kom gg SSS wiU be
Lf fWd rade to graduation der of Odd Fellows to the memory of Met-nw Lff:U hard fou2
At the Graded School Tuesday Night
Scholarsliips Won by Brower and
Sherrill.
without missing a
This is a fine record.
The class and the
oth T1ia Class
The class exercises Tuesday nio-ht. Lwi the. audience adjourned.
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- -r-reu tne commencement pro-1 I n, r. il, . 0f
of the Concord PubUc Schools Mr. Fred Patterson is spending the Uton-Salem was chosen as the next
me class of 1910, twenty-two in' day in Charlotte. r v- s-
was elected Grand Master,
coon tht the KattlA W4L3
rv-orl- i.tnillv Yesterdav's Charlotte Chronicle:
u. 1'. Jtiuieninson ana .uis w
Hntchinson are spending the day
as the guests or Mrs.
The many friends of Mrs.
lean: with pleasure tnat
from her recent iu
Mr. and Mrs. K T. Grant, of An-Ujdewalh. and weare-gUd to note ,be is weovenn?
deirscm, s. are nere aiic"vi"a. -