The Teachers and Where They Are
Teaching.
Following are the names of those who are teaching in the public
schools of Stokes county, also the number of district and name of
the township in which each one is teaching. The name of the
attendance officer in each township is also shown :
DANBURY TOWNSHIP :
District No. 1, Miss Effie E. Booe, principal.
" " " " Sadie Petree, assistant.
" " 2, " Hortense Yarborough, principal.
" " '* " Delia Stewart, assistant.
Attendance officer, J. M. Alley, Danbury Route 1.
MEADOWS TOWNSHIP.
District No. 1, Mrs. J. W. Neal, principal.
" " " Miss Bessie Moore, assistant.
" " 2, " Una Rutledge.
" 3, " Maude Neal.
" 4, J. S. Black well
" " 5, Miss Maude Petree.
" 6, " Mae H. Wall, principal.
" " " " Bernice Alley, assistant.
" " 7, " Harriett Ross.
Attendance officer. J. P. Lewis, Ge?manton Route 1.
YADKIN TOWNSHIP.
District No. 1, Miss Annie Moore, principal.
" " " Macie Pulliam, assistant.
" " 2, N. G. White, principal.
" "C. D. Slate, assistant.
" "3, Miss Hester Wall, principal.
" " " Effiie Gentry, assistant.
" " 4, " Ida Lee Wall, principal.
" " " Hattie Smith, assistant.
" " 5, " Berta Ward, principal.
" " " " Leathy Hall, assistant.
" " 6. J. F. Beasley.
" "7, (To be supplied.)
" " 8, C. E. Hiatt, principal,
" " W.D. George, Miss Grace Tuttle, Miss Marie
Moore, assistants.
" "9, Miss Clemmie Smith.
" 10, " Fannie Hamm.
" 11, " Wilmeta Smith.
" "12, (To be supplied.)
" " 13, R. A. Sullivan, principal.
" " " J. W. Snider and Miss Clark, assistants.
" "14, Miss Naomi Ingram.
" " 15, " C. F. Moore.
Attendance officer, C. K. Boyles, Pinnacle Route 2.
QUAKER GAP TOWNSHIP.
District No. 1, Miss Berchie Dunlap, principal.
" " " " Annie Hill, assistant.
" "2, " Rosa Carroll, principal.
" " " " Doris E. Mays, assistant.
" " 3, (To be supplied.)
" " 4, Miss Olivia Lester.
" "5, " Maude Smith.
" " 6, Mrs. Agnes Smith, principal.
" " " Dixie Smith, assistant.
" " 7, A. S. Francis, principal.
" " " Miss Etta Smith, assistant.
" " 8, (To be supplied )
" 9, C. B. Boyles.
" " 10, Miss Agnes Johnson, principal.
" " " " Murphy Lovell, assistant.
" 11, " Minnie H. Roberts, principal.
" " " Susie Covington, assistant.
" "12, " Myrtice Simmons.
" "13, " Lizzie Coffer,
"14, " Pearl Wall.
Attendance officer, S. E. Smith, Francisco Route 2.
Z Walnut Cove, N- C., Sept, 8, 1913. Z
Z We are now now ready to show one of the best stocks Z
X of goods ever opened in the county. We can supply
you with most anything in a first class dry goods and
V notion store. We have a big line of ladies', misses and W
W children's cloaks all prices; big line of sweaters for 0
0 men, women and children- Dress goods of all grades A
Z and latest styles, also ladies' suits and skirts, ladies' Z
underwear of all kinds.
Big line of fashionable millinery for ladies', misses *
• and children, and a good milliner to trim as you wish. W
W Big line of lace and embroidery for trimmings. Big £
A line of blankets, all grades. 0
z Men's, Boy's and Children's Clothes, Z
• all grades. Hats and Caps for 5
z Men and Boys. Z
w Now if it is shoes we have them, all kinds, Elkin, J
m Crossett, Hamilton Brown, Selby, Cotton Line and #
A Built-Like-a-Bridge shoes and many others. A
Z Best and largest line of outing and flanneletts ever Z
X shown here.
S We are still selling SI.OO shirts for #
| SO cents. |
1 JOHN A. BURTON, Walnut Cove, N.C. |
THE DANBURY REPORTER
PETERS CREEK TOWNSHIP.
District No. 1, (To be supplied.)
" 2, Miss Lizzie V. Moore.
" "3, " Zelia Boyles.
" "4, (To be supplied.)
" " 5, Miss Iris Fitzgerald, principal.
" " " " Lucile Lester, assistant.
" G, " Flossie Robinson, principal.
" " " Lela Boyles, assistant.
" 7, Gid Moore.
" 8, Miss 'ludaa Ray, principal.
" " " Delia Martin, assistant.
Attendance officer, J. S. Whitten, Danbury Route 1.
SNOW CREEK TOWNSHIP. ,
District No. 1, (Principal to be supplied.) .
" " Miss Oberia Moore, assistant.
" "2, " Annie Martin.
" " 3, E. C. Gann, principal.
" . " " (Assistant to be supplied.)
" " 4, Miss Edna Boughn.
" 5, J. R. Leake.
" 6, E. d. Ray.
" " 7, Miss Glays Lackey, principal.
" " " " Lucy Lackey, assistant.
" " 8, " Julia Snead, principal.
" " Mrs. Covie Smith, assistant.
Attendance officer, Geo. W. Hutcherson, Sandy Ridge Route
BEAVER ISLAND TOWNSHIP.
District No. 1, J. A. Smith.
" 2, Miss Elizabeth M. Sharp, principal.
" " " (Assistant to be supplied.)
" " 3, Miss Bessie Paschal.
" 4, " Lizzie Adkins, principal.
" " " " Emily Payne, assistant.
" "5, (To be supplied.)
" " G, J. F. Dunlap.
Attendance officer, E. L. Mitchell, Dil'ard.
SAURATOWN TOWNSHIP.
District No. 1, Miss Jessie Vaughn.
" 2, " Mary Sue Willis.
" " 3, J. W. Scroggs, principal
" " Misses Claudia Tharp, Lizzie Ripple and Bessie
McPherson, assistants.
" "4, Miss Louella Fulp.
" " 5, J. N. Young, principal.
" " " Mrs. Sarah Lasley, assistant.
" G, Fred L. Smith.
" " 7, Miss Irene Allen.
" 8, " Mary A. Martin.
" " 9, " Lemma Duncan.
Attendance officer, W. B. Vaughn, Walnut Cove.
News of Gideon.
Gideon, Oct. 14.—The farmers
of this section are almost through
curing tobacco.
Messrs. H. C. Martin and J. F.
Dunlap lost a barn of tobacco by
fire Sunday about 1 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Flynt have
gone to King on business this
week.
Misses Fairy Wilkins and Lula
Kington spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Mr. Frank John
son's.
Miss Annie Martin spent Sun
day afternoon with Hiliss Fannie
Laslev.
Mr. Jas. Rhodes called at Mr.
J. Duncan's near Dillard Sun
day.
Misses Susie and Lizzie Adkins
visited at Mrs. B. J. Martin's
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Avis and Mary Dunlap
and Messrs Russell Uann and
Levi Hennis called on the Misses
Flynt Sunday.
Mrs. Minerva Duncan of
Madison Route 3, is not improv
ing, we are sorry to note.
Miss Minnie Dicks visited her
sister, Mrs. 0. J. Cates, Sun
day.
Mrs. J. J. Martin visited her
daughter, Mrs. W. M. Flynt,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Dunlap
To all persons who like to save I
money on their purchases I would like
to say that I am now receiving my full
line of fall dry goods, shoes, dress
goods, hats, etc., and will be glad to
compare prices and goods with my
competitors. Drop in and see for
yo.irself.
A. T. ROTHROCK, Walnut Cove, N. C.
and little son, Norman, visited
at Mr. David Duncan's on Madi
son Route 3, Sunday evening.
Mr. J. (J. H. Mitchell and
family and Mrs. B. .). Martin
and daughter, Miss Annie, are
expecting to leave for Walnut
Cove today where they will make
their future home. They
will be greatly missed in this
community, but we hope them
much success in their new
home.
Mrs. W. M. Flynt spent Mon
day night at Mrs. B. J. Martin's.
SOMEONE'S DARLING.
NOTHI:.
Having ilnly |iinlifU'l as adminis
trator of tin" estate of J. T. Hansom,
I deceased, late of Stokes county', X.
('.. this is to notify all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned,
duly proven as the law directs, on
or before the lttli day of October
1914, or this notice will lie pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make prompt settlement.
This 10th day of October 101:1.
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IHE COMPULSORIf SCHOOL LAW
All Children Between the Aj>'es of
8 and 12 Years Must Attend.
The new school law for North
Carolina requires the attendance
of children between the ages of
8 and 12 years. The enforce
ment of this new feature is likely
to create some friction, but we
hope that all parties will deal
patiently till the new law is tried j
out and the people get adjusted j
to it. It will undoubtedly bringa
great blessing to many children
whose parents would otherwise
neglect to see that they g?t the
benefit of the provision which
has been made for their educa
tion. This law will not only be
a blessing in that it will greatly
increase the attendance in our
schools, but it will reveal in i
almost every community the very
destitute circumstances of many
whom should be assisted in
one way or another so as to 1
make it possible for them to
comply with this new law. Many
people will be surprised to find
destitution at their doors of
which they know little or
nothing.
Willing Workers Extend
Thanks.
King, (h-t. 13, 1913.
Mr. Editor:
The Willing Weil rs Society,
of King, wishes to express its
appreciation through the columns
jof your paper to the Board of
| Education for granting them the
i right to put in a folding partition
i in the King High School building.
[ our purpose is to prepare a place
' for entertainments and com
mencements. The Society is
I doing all it can to paint the
building and beautify the
'grounds. In connection would
! say the society will have a booth
jat the Stokes County Fair, Oct.
21-22-23, 1913. Anything you
jwant to eat, we will be glad to
serve you. Make their booth
your headquarters while at the
fair. You will find there a place
!to rest in and while away the
time when you are not looking
at the sights. Remember all the
benefits go to the King High
School.
MRS. S. VV. PULLIAM, Sec.
MRS. S. L. PULLIAM, Pves.
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Walnut Cove Route I.
Walnut Cov« Route 1, Oct. 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tuttle at
tended preaching at Palmyra
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mont
gomery visited Mrs. Thos.
Campbell Sunday.
Messrs. Frank and Charlie
Young and Roland Moser visited
•Mr. (iideon Tuttle Sunday.
There was quite a crowd at
Mr. Thomas Tuttle's Sunday
afternoon. Among them were
Misses Carrie and Rosie Mills,
Annie Shropshire, Annie Cates,
Paulina Smith, Murphy and
Bertha Loveil, and Messrs. Robt.
Purge, Gray Rutledge, and
Stephen and( icero Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Smith, Mrs.
Will Tuttle, Mrs. Nannie Rut
ledtre, Mrs. T. T. Campbell, and
Mr. S. L. Montgomery visited
Mr. C. F. Smith Sunday.
Mr. J. R. Smith attended Sun
day school at Chaffin Sunday.
The Rose Bud School opened
Monday the 13th with Miss
Louella Fulp as teacher.
Prof. Beverly Tuttle visited
Winston-Salem Friday on busi
ness.
Mr. W. T. Hampton and
family visited Mr. C. F. Smith's
Sunday.
Mr. Will Tuttle and little son,
I Otis, visited Mr. Charlie Rut
'"dge Sunday.
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N. C. Route 1.
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