i, mill
ssioners
to
i
mu^m «i
n l r m.v • d
Dobson Gathering (roves
Value of Farm Agent
After Claiming Poverty Commissioners
Pay Out $919 For Auditors and Expense
Bernard Would Establish |
County Court At Dobson
Some of His Party Against His Court
Claim Cost County Over $15,000 Yearly
Surry's ihmihiiiIiUiii In M1*
ture. Or. H. Bernard, of Pilot
than UijOOO to maintain » county
oourt—and this right hare at a time
when the County Commissioner* are
taking the farmer* County Agent
away from them, coating only $1,500.
on the ground* of eeoonny.
This bUl la now before the oommtt
tee and eomae up tar a public hearing
next Tuesday when thoat oppoalng It
will be haaitL
Bill* doing away with the office of
purehaalag agent and designating some
bank to era-re aa tiuaaui in for the ouun
ty are alao before the legislature and
frlenda of B. P. Folger. who this bill
make a fight on It.
Or. Bernard haa signified his inten
tion of taking Into hie hands the mat
ter of naming the aohool board for the
oounty. Already hie party baa certified
the name at Vestal Taylor and Dr
Oambell for the board aa member* of
the BapubUoan party, bat Or. Barnard
claims that the Deaaocrats have not
followed the lawful prooadufi In cartl
fylng the three Dmoaat ■ni'm
and that the matter Is now In his
hands. Me ts^ taBdng. much ot jggt
who the* propU^tthls,,part,"cif"the
brine i
mar, to told the
J. Luther Wood pn tto bawd i
light on the way tto farmen of the |
county ware nalnc tto farm i|tnt. Mr.
Wood represents • farm loan I
his OUUOWM to* about 800 loans
tto Itrmn of the oountjr. In
out ippllMtlaH for thaw loans tto
farm bank uki if there la a farm
agent In tto oounty. and than aalu If
the farmer aaefclng tto loan uaaa tto
agent. It la In thla.way that Mr. Wood
haa arrived at the great number of
fanners who are using tto
Many others told of tto results they |
had obtained from little point* of In
struction on various crops and tto far
mers were wad please Mh the
ing they had made before tto
They were alao encouraged by tto atn- I
cere talk that Mr. Undaay made at
tto ooncluaton of the meeting Mr.
Llndaay eapraaaiil to tto farmers his
sincere desire to do all for them that
to could; that the board realised that
tto farmers were tto back-torn at tto
and that tto board would
cooperate with them In every way p
"St than dlaeharged tto farm ag<
on tto grounda of economy and k
of funds.
And "if paid an audltli* MB at
Mia.
And pfM another
of WOO
awH Man paid another auditing Mil
at MM.
«*aot MM far saw Tale]
on the {
Junior Chib Meeting
T. M. Brower Rests
In Family Plot
H
abmit 11'ototock^laat 'prlda* "night '
81 years. He
ber with stomach (rouble
In his early manhood Mr.
who was s son at Mr and Mrs. Jacob I
ed In the eottaw mill business at
burg and la tar engaged In
and resided at Brower
age advanced be moved to town and
was making his home with his niece
Mrs. J. C. Holllngsworth at the time
of his death.
His only brother John M Brower!
died about fifteen years ago. ' Mrs. |
John Brower and her children Mes
dames J. C. Holllngsworth. Oeorge D.
Fawcett, and E. 8. Cooke Charles and
Clarke Brower. of Texas, and WU1
of Chile, are the nearest rela
The funeral was oonducted from the |
of Mr. and Mrs. Holllngsworth
Sunday afternoon at a o'clock by fav.
J. W McFall and Interment made In {
the old BSumUry In the
Martin Hospital Notfs
the newer oases receiving
at Martin Manorial
tal are the following: Mia. B. O.
In, of route 4.
Elbert Johnson, route 1 Is In the baa- |
pi tal (or lisafsHt
Battle Fallln. daughter at Mr. and I
Mrs. Hardin Pallln, of Rusk. la a
Nona Clayton, at Mountain Park |
la a patient for treatment
Mia. V. >. Nunn ot Pranelsoo to a |
ted Shropshire. son at 3. M |
of Ararat, to doing Meal
a fipoturs at the right leg |
by Ms faU
toUwl
Judge Grady Views
On Punishment
Door of Hope Should Not Be Closed to
Yoathfal Offenders, He Said At Dokaoa
Bald Judge Grady: I had an
lance one time with a boy that I al
way* remember and I want to tell the
people In this court room about It. 11
aaa |i ri 1 Jli ■ ajmmA jliMMft fti m
noiQing coun aoin uw n»if
a ragged and haggard boy
brought before me (or burglary and
larceny. He had no lawyer and when I
offered to furnish him one be said It
dldnt make any diffe
he waa guilty of all they
with and It dldnt make any i
what went with him. The bog
all hope* of being anything and I told
him be had confsaoed to enough to
■end him to prlaon for to yean. Be had
atoten aotne clothing, mid he i
and out and had no money
reason he did It. I reminded him of the |
Salvation Army itogan, "A
be down, but never out "
I dldnt want to Mod the boy to |
to paae on Hi case. In the i
X told the bay I was going t<
him. that he eould be free and <
back at 1:» for his sentonce. I o
him op to me and gave him a five
lar bUl and toM him to get a hah
and shave,
hie shoes ahined. gat a bath and
back at »:». Ms said he
I dldnTwant to eend him to
hour at I SO came and I
dldnt see him and I told the bar, wall
I guess my boy took leg bail and left
town. Just then there sprang to Ma feet
Miss Marie Wood
Bride of Joe Brock
The wedding of MU Maria Wood
and Joseph William Brock waa i
niaed on Tuesday mornii
.▼ten Church at t:M <
pMtor.Jtrr. C. D^Croareh odleiated^
of i
W. H Wood ot this city aad la an
alumna of Salem Collate.
The groow is an alnmnus of I