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SCHOOLS COMMUfJITY NEWS
Conducted by
MISS MARY G. SHOTWELL
Supervisor of Rural Schools of Gran
ville County.
Brassfield School
Last Friday afternoon, the regular
work of the school was suspended
and the time was given for the dis
cussion of plant diseases, practical
agriculture and country life subjects
by Dr. Pulton of A. & M. College,
Mr. Eugene Moss and Dr. J. A. Morris
There were x5 visitors present and
much interest was shown in these
suggestions by the enthusiastic
speakers.
A country life club was organized
recently with 14 members, having
Irene Whitfield, president, Nanie Par
rott, vice-pres. and Lawrence Moss,
secretary, REPORTER.
Browning School
Brownins: school has hAAn in
sion for ten weeks with -an enroll
ment of fifty pupils. In September
a delegation of the Juniior Order of'
American Mechanics presented the
school with a flag and Bible. At
Hallowe'en, Mr. Ben Parham and the
patrons of the school spent the after-!
noon with us. Parham r.hoRA for
his subject, "Truth'.' and made every j
manner
one happy by his pleasant
and apt remarks.
The teachers of the township, to
gether with Miss Mary Shotwell, Mr.
Brogdeoi, of Raleigh, and Mr. Webb
were our guests for a day this month,
and a few days ago Dr. Hays came to
examine some eyes and throats.
The pupils of the school were at
home to their friends on Nevember
20th from seven till ten. The oc
casion -was a Thanksgiving Social,
given on this date because the shnni
was closed Thanksgiving, on account
of the Teachers' Assembly.
We have a corn club, a pig club
and a reading circle in our school.
REPORTER.
Edgewood School
Our school is now doing some
splendid work under the direction of
Miss Elizabeth Hilliard of Oxford. On
Friday before Thankseriviner. art noH o
very interesting fair to celebrate
Thanksgiving season. The children
were dressed in quaint Dutch costum
es as Pilgrims and sang Harvest
songs in memory of the first Thnnts-
giving in 1621. Fine specimens of
can fruit, grain and vegetables were
shown. Perhaps the most interest
ing exhibits was a collection of : anti
ques of old Pioneer days in North
Carolina. '. n .-
The wall of the school room have
been recently painted by the children
and were decorated with reprints of
famous Dutch naintiners.
We are very much pleased with the
many Oxford visitors that we have
naa tnis fall, among them are Mrs
Mould of Philippine Islands, Mrs. A
S. Peace, Mrs. J. S. Bradsher, Miss
Margaret Hilliard, Drs. Hays and
iuorris.
ine cniidren are becoming very
mucn interested in the various clubs
of the county, six having joined the
pig ciuD, nve the poultry club and
three the corn club. One of the boys
was selected to represent the county
m tne corn-judging contest at the
Teachers' Assembly in Raleigh,
Thanksgiving and the entire com
munity is proud of Garland Ragland.
A community library has been or
ganized at Kinton Fork and the peo
ple of the community are very grate
ful to the friends who have so gen
erously contributed books and maga
zines to this work.
REPORTER, x
Public Ledger Want Ads are read
by the people. If you have a. want
let them know it. Small cost.
DR. BEN J. K. HAYS
May be found in his office from 10
m. to 1 p. d. daily except Sunday.
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