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PACE TWO TIIZ GASTONIA (K. C.) DAILY CIL'.'C'J FQIfl SCHOOLS' imCFEHSEPIH'JiEBII STAnLEYHjPPBilUGS (Corresponded of Tha Daily Gazette.) STANLEY, Aug. 23. Mi- Willie SumnwKiw, of Charlotte, who spent her upt- H. C Suk Re-eIectd-;-"- ri TVachrft On FaCUltV 1 1-..a ,rv Nstnrdav prenine. The T..... RniUi'iin Tn R 1 . rnrrie.1 H u it Mu hum SPEKCER MDL'fimn Ued Until New Ones Ar Completed. " At a meeting of th Belmost School BoatJ it-Id TueUy evening it w l ruled to ope the Belmont fuM School oa Monday, September llttt, or tue se cond Monday iu fc!epteinler. hioh is tlie usual time for beeinniii the school yejir, mi thou eh tbe t'entral nj High rhtol tilJiBjr are not fl yet comple- . ted. The board haa rented the r-nst vei mont iletlodist church which will le used foe the iligh acluwl; the small wood en huiklinj on tie .hast school grounds, will ba used for the 6th and 7th grades and the other lower grades will alternate at they did after the Central school burned ia the spring. AH first, second and third grade children living north of tbe Southern Railway and eaat or tue P. k N. will report for the morning wn sioa at the East school building, while children from the Central school dis trict will report for the afternoon ses sion. The teachers to fill tho vacancies for all grades were elected Tuesday night and the following is a complete list of the 29 teachers comprising the teaching force for this year: East Belmont. Misa Abbie Hall, principal.. First Grade Mism-s Laura Price, Char lotte, Eloiae Rudisill, Iron (station, Flo rence Lyles, Steedman, S. C Wylma Me Collough, eJalters Depot 8. C. Second Grade Misses Helen Kroom, Kington; Ethel 6towe, BeluiOnt; Abbie Hall. Belmont. Third grade Misses Virginia Rhea, Windaon; Penelope Wilson, Dunn; Lucy Andrews, Greenville, & C. - Central School .First Grade Mis Eva Hall Belmont. Second Grade Miss Mary Hall, Bel mont. ' Third . Grade Miss Ruby Armstrong, 3impgonvile, S. C Fourth Grade Misses Jennie Salters, Salter 'a Depot, g. C: Pauline Seabrook, Menrreat; Julia Catling, Ahoskie. Fifth- Grade Misses Irnia Vausee, Rocky Mount, Meliubel Crawford, Bel mont;. girth and Seventh Gradods MiRses Caroline Gibson, McCnll, 8. C; Mary Duff, Greenville, 8, C; Mary Gaston, Belmont. ; ' ' High School Principal F. p. Hall, Jr., Belmont, teachet of Mathematics, Misses Jants Harris, Macon, N. C, History and French1; Lillian Morris, Jacksonville, Latin; Annie Peay, Chester, S. C Aleaa Rhyne, Dallas, science; Eu nice McClee, Charlotte Domestic si'ience; Geneva Morrison McColl, S. C, Music. Domestic science will be given regular ly this 'year in the 8th nnd 9th grades - , : n i. :ti i in the 6th and 7th grades. Superintendent II. C, Sisk who has been the capable head of the Belmont schools for the past three .years:-will again have charge of the schools. Work on the new Central school and the High school buildings is progressing .very satisiaetonly at pre sent Te grounds around these two build ings are being extensively improved and it is hoped that this work will be com pleted by the time the buildings are finished. . . i merow Birt j - . , Tbe front porch was decorated witn flowers and Japanese lanterns. They had many interest iug games and eon tests throughout the evening. Ata" appointed hour the guests were called to the dining room where they were -;k ,.,u.h. sandwiches, grapes. aad mints. Tbe .lining room L. Abervthy.- ratcd with flowers a;l P"k Mr an,, 'Mrs The iait ww ,1 rlcmati8. ana a (Correspondency of The Daily Gazette.) SPEXCEB MOUNTAIN', Aug. 23. Rpeneer Mountain school will open Monday, September 4th. All patrons are urged to see that their children eater school the first " day so that their seats may be assigned an.L their book gotten. The teacliers .this Tear will be Miss Ceorgut Cat bey, of Beluiout, Miss B-rTfia ll.-uiimett, of Gaffuey, K C, and Mrs. t. V. Patterson." Mrs. Merns and two children, ef Louisville, Ky., ere vittitiug in the home of Mrs. Morns' brotber.'-Mr. W. creie paper lovely handmade centerpiece of bneu and Le. The birthday ffi teen candles on it was timd to try for tunes by blowins the eamlles by each gZt. After this the birthday cake was cut. Misa Bessie Morrm got the rini. Mr. Andrew Hendricks the th.m- ble. Miss Carrie MeLurd tne Mime. 4e other articles fuml owners or they were not claimed. Thoae r'prwen were xtrm . Thv or. -Mr. aim LOBS CHAPEL HEWS (Correspondence of The Daily Gazette.) LANDERS CHAPEL. Aug. 23. Tha refreshing showers of the past few days have been of great benefit to the late crops. -The late com is looking fine. The boll weevil has made. his appear ance on Mr. M. A. Carpenter's farm. However, we hoe the eotton will not be damaged much. Mr .and Mrs. Samuel Carpenter, of China Grove, Bient several days of last week with Mr. Carpenter's parents, Mr. "and Mrs. M, A J Carpenter, Quite a number of the people of this neighborhood have been attending the tent meeting in Lincolnton, held by Mr. Mc Lend on. Tbe tent holds about seven thousand and is filled to overflowing every night. Mr. McLendon is doing a great work as an evangelist, and de nounces ain in its eery form. Mr, Morris Alexander anil children spent iyiday afternoon with Mr. and Mrstt.lay Kiser. i Ms.- and Mrs.-Spargo Carpenter and fhildren and Mr. aud Mrs. J. P. Alex ander and family were the guests of Ml. and Mrs. P. A. Lynch Sunday. Last Saturday night Miss Venia Car pemr aBj j,ir Charlie Setzer - took their many friends by surprise when they motored over to Crouse to the Lutheran, parsonage where they .were quietly married by Bev. Cad Lippard, tha brula's pastor, Mrs. Setzer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Car penter and is a yomig woman of many splendid qualities and is one of Lincoln eouaty'a efficient school teachers. Mr. Betser 'is a native of Gaston county but ia at present located in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Setier boarded the train Monday morning for Virginia where they will make their future home. Their many friends wish for them a long and happy life together. Misa Clyda Carpenter spent Sunday with, Miss Audrey Kiser. A large crowd attended the meeting me jeeuiei outlier league Sundav Earl Smith. Misses Beulah Rhyne. Bes sie Morris. Edith Mason, Carne Me Lurd. Messrs. James wanaee, McCov, Andrew Henderson, Pharr and i.. vn- The lruests emectel from Charlotte were not present on account of rain. .. , . . f. ,i Visitors at tne nom . .. - Mrs Henry Summerow rsunaay w-ri-. Mr." Frank Summerow, of Gastonia; Mm. Mease anl rour cimnren, lotte; Mt. and Mrs Sam Newman. two cbil.lren, or iiurmnr, and daughter Margaret, aud grand .laughter, Margaret Mease, of Char lotte, and Mis Myrtle lrwiu, of Char lotte. - ., , Miss Mildred Abemetny renci:e.i i...mC Monday afternoon rrom .Morganio... She went to Camp Tree, Rutherford College, to a service while there. Mr. Sidney Black is at home for a few days from the hospital in Cho- lutfp. Miss Lnla Belle Black is visiting her nn,i Mrs Siilnev Black. da Cannon went to Boone Mondav, where she will be in school . Misses Ha Cannon nnd Maude Bentley went as far as Lenoir with her. They wilt return today. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kirksey and fam ily went to Lincolnton Sunday to hear Rev. Baxter McLcn.Um. Misses Alma Rhyne and Fannie May Abcrnethy and Mr. J. W. Dellinger reached home Friday from Boone, where they have been attending . summer school. . The Baptist meeting still continues to.be good. Mr. Rinimor, the pastor, is doing the preaching. . The school will oimn September It. The teaching force is: Ruperinteudent, V. B. Rhyne; principal. Rev. V. B, Iiankin ; high school asmstant. Miss Lois Coon, Lincolnton; seventh grade, Miss Lula Belle Black, Lucia; sixth grade, Miss Myrtle Hunter, Lancaster, S. C. ; fifth grade, Miss Louise Peay, Chester, S. C; fourth grade, Miss Judith Ma son; third grade, JUias -Bessie Morris; second grade. Misa Lottie Stroup; first grade, Miss Beulah Rhyne. The last fout are from Stanley. Miss Violett Derr is visiting her aunt, M'uis Tat Derr. Sunday school day will be observed at the Methodist church Sunday evening, August 27. ' - . Miss Sarah Cannon is at homo after Rpeuding some time visiting in Char lotte. Tbe Lutherans are holding their meet ing this week here.. " rs. U. r . Honevciitt spent Suudny in Stanley Creek. ' Messrs. Joe Kherrill and Cart Slier rill were business visitors in (i.istonia Haturihiy. . - Rev. Carver of Kanlo will preach at 11 o'fl.xk in the Chapel -Sunday morn ing. Every ouo is invited to attend this service . Miss Margaret Laws will not give her lesson ia nursing Tuesday but will be here Tuesday, 2Sth to resume" the les sons. . Spencer Mountain ball tenni did not play Saturday. The game was galled off by tbe Hex team. The Sunday school jf tbe Charles B. Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian church of Gastonia enjoyed ah all day pienie on the island Saturday. There have been numerous "picnics this .week on the island from ML-Holly, Lowell, BoMsemet City, ' Gastonia and Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arrowood have as their guests Mr. Arrowood 's sister, Miss Ruth Arrowood, of Moeksville. Miss Sills of Salisbury is the bouse guest this week of her cousin, Mit s Ruth hills. . Misses Ruth and Ida Tf8on return ed" to their home in Bessemer City Saturday after Rendiiig a' w-eek "'with their cousins, Misses Clara, Lexie and Eugenia Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherrill and chil dren Annie 1'earle and Basil, rpent Sundoy in Charlotte with Mrs. Sher rill 's aunt, Mrs. Mary Rowe. - Mrs. R. Simmon went to Green ville, H. C, last, week to spend some time with her brother, who had the misfortune to break one of bis limbs. Mr. and Mrs. Sberrill are expecting Mr. and Mrs. Roy' -Tenia and son, of Charlotte, tbia week to-be their guests for several days. o Mr. John C. Rankin spent the week end motoring in the mountains . Messrs. Coy t, Clarence, Joe, Dur wood and Van Flowers spent Monday with there grand-parents', Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Flowers, near Dallas. Rev, C. L. Taylor of Stanley snont Sunday night in the village and preach ed in the Chapel Sunday evening. ' Mr. and Airs., K. (1. Plonk and children, Harold find Elizabeth, of Mt. Holly spent Sunday in the villaire with relatives.. -; '.' ..; - -; ', ,,.' Mia Leonora Patterson' is snendina the week lin Mt ; Holly with her uncle, Mr. R. G. Plonk. Miss Ramsay.' of Gastonia. ' enter tained her . Sunday school, class at, a picnic on the island Monday after noon. '-- . , Mr. Adams Sills of Salisbury was a business visitor in the' village. Mr. and Mrs! T. E. Bradbury, Miss Gladys Day, and Messrs. Roy Day, John Bradbury a"4 Elmer : Brad bury were shoppers in Lowelf, Saturday. A meeting is called for Wednsdiyr night to organizo a choir. Kve one who will help iu this work is askect to meet at the Chapel at 7:30. ADMINISTBATIX NOTICE Having qualified as adminittrix ef the estate of C. C Cornwell deceased, late of Gaston county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons haviaj claims against the estate of said decadent to present tb same, duly verified, to tha undersigned administratix, at Dallas, North Carolina, on or before , . JULY 20, 1923 or this notice will be pleaded in has of any recovery thereon. AU persona who are indebted to the said estata will please make prompt, settlement with the under mgnd. This the 20 day of Ju!y. 1922. MRS. ANNIE H. CORNWELL, Admn. Tb-A24c6 Dallas, Ji. C For. EconaaJcil Xransporiatiam ; . A . J i UTILITY CQUm NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Gaston county. made iu the ("ciul jtroceediiiH entitled I "John -(. Curiieoter. almiiU6trator ef i tho estate of C. N. Black, .deceased, I vs. Mack Black and other. ' tbe uu- dersigncd roiiimiHsioner will. oa the 16th. day of Scptemnei 1922, fit eleven e cluck a. m., at the court- lioii-c door in Gaston county, North Carolina, offer for Bale -to the highest bidiler for cash that certain tract of land lying and being jn Gastonia town- hip, Gaston county, North Carolina, adjoining the laud of Chalmers Lytton, loin Camon and others, and more parti cularly UeMTiited as follows, to wit: Lyinjy on tbenouth able of West Airline street, and bcguiiting at a stone j Ly I toll's corner on the south edge of Airline street and runs thence with said street S. 87 E. s feet to a stone, Carsoa's (formerly J. M. Heath's) corner; thence with (.arson's hue 8. 3 E. 2.18 feet to a stake in tbe middle of the .Southern Railway track; thence with middle of Southern Railway track J N. 88 V. 99 ftvt to a stake, Lytton's comer; thence with Lytton 'a line 240 feet to the beginning. This tbe Kith, day of August, 1922. JOU.N U. CARPEXTKlf, S7c4w. . Commissioner. 1 a - i.,i . : The Lowest Priced v; HIGH GRADE CLO SELV CAR . . - - - $ COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VAL-1 UABLE LAND. "A Advertise in Tha Gazette. of night. Eev. Mr. Lippard, the pastor, m&cie a very lateresuug talk. . Misses Verna Mae and Esther Car penter apest Sunday afternoon with Misses Ethel, Mary Ellen and Lottie Alexander . There will be preaching at Landers Chapel Sunday morifing at eleven o'clock. The service will 1 conducted by tbe pastor, Rev. J. E. B. nouser. Miss Bertha Alexander spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynch. Mr. Lawsoa Wright, of near Waco, is spending several days virdting rela tive in this section. Purely Professional. ' So Clara threw over that doctor aha was going with!" "Yea, and what do you think f not only requested her t return bis preaebt, but sent her a bill for forty rt vtn visits." Boston Transcript. . young He Trie Most Important Ifotflnches ONE of the outstanding lessons of the sharp competition among trucking companies is the economy of fitting each truck with the right tires for. its individual service. ; The U. S. Truck Tire Service Dealer is at your disposal with a complete line of- truck' tires developed through years of study by U. S. Truck Tire Engineers. '--1 He makes your best in terests his own by rec ommending the right tire for your needsi United StatesTires are Good Tires V-'-. Jr.! !-si: 9 M U.S.Mono-Twia The heavy duty cushion tire for big trucks at mod. crate speeds over all types of roads. ma United States 71 res United States Rubber Company '-',0 ttftfitfftfffffftttttftfttlftfffffftffffTOl Cema Front Guide Book To Success. 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Coulter and others are de fendants, the iindcrsigned ..ConimisHioaer wilt sell at public auction to the bjghest bidder for cash, at tbe court house door iu the city of Gastonia in Gaston Coun ty, . C, ou Friday, September 15th, 1922, at-2 -o'clock IV M., tbe following tract of Jand, lying and being in the Coun ty of Gaston, N. C.) adjoining the lands of i William M. Jiobinson, E. J, woianson nna otnors ana bounded ns follows viz: Uogiunitig at a stone, the ' Dickson Conier," and runs S. 2 Ji-4 W. 201-8 poles to a stone. Enst of Shoal Branch: thence S. 13 E. 117,6-10 ples to a stake in "branch; thence N, 46 E. 26 poles to a stake; 'thence' NV 68 E. 11 polos to a stake: thence N. 7 E. 114 poles to a stake on the Old Beard line; thence with the old-Beard line S. 88 W. ta the beginning, and containing 45 acres, more or less. This ia a part of the "E. J. Robinson Land,'r nnd is be ing sold for division among tho owners thereof. . r This is a valuable' tract "of Iqni), and is suitnuie lor a cotton mill wte. This the '9th. day of August, 1922. G. i COULTER, . Commissioner, Feimster & Feinister, - ; Attorneys, Newton, N. C. Th-31e4 New Ixw Prices of Chevrolet Models Superior Roadster . $516 Superior Touring v ., $32S Superior Utility Coupe , . $630 Superior Coupe1 1 ' . , $&4? (4paasngr) ' ., . ' Superior Sedan . ; , $8C0 , Model FB Roadster , . $365 Modei FB Touring ..." . $&3S All prices f. o b. Flint, Mich. ' Model FB Co ape Modei FB Sedan Commercial Models I. X f $1325 j $1395 J 1 Superior Model Chassis . $425 Superior Model Light Delivery $510 Model G Truck Chassis ; $659 Model T Truck Chassis ' $1095 ' AH iriodcls fullyi equipped THOMAS L. CRAIG, Dealer 116 AIRLINE AVENUE GASTONIA, N. C The Physician Of Gaston County Are Endeavoring--To PHTHERtA' t 'ftt i PREVENT DI and TYPHOID FEVER AMONG WHITE AND COLORED GASTON COUNTY and the North Carolina State Board of Health are, of fering FREE PROTECTION AGAINST SICKNESS OR DEATH from each, of these diseases to every white and colored man, woman and child in the county.- .-''.' .''"'. '-' ' . , Last year 365 'died in North Carolina from Diphtheria and Croup. 'About "250' of these were under 6 years. TOXIN - ANTITOXIN WOULD . HAVE SAVED THE EXPENSE QF SICKNESS AND THE LIVES. Every' child1 be- . tween 6 months- and 6 years should take the treatment which protects it for .several years. . . ' , ...7.r . ' ' ' '" ;- . ' "' , , THE TREATMENT PREVENTING TYPHOID has been jone way: fof re- . ducmg the number of deaths from 839 to 307 in 7 years. TAKE IT. vYpUR v NEIGHEOR MAY BE CARELESS. Three treatments of each are necessary. Each k harmless practically certain and almost painless. Neither causes 'any sores. ; . ' ; ' ' ' " v ' -, - BRING THE BABIES. SAVE THEM, THEY CANNOT SAVE THEM SELVES. Protect your' own lives for their sakes. t Remember.we V; ti ' ...... , V wish to 'improve the health of black and white, 'bid' and young, rich and'peor YOU and the other fellow. See Handbills For Places And Dates. . : Home doctors are going to give these treatments. You know their ad vice is good to follow. Be sure to be on time. If they are. a little late, WAIT. Observe these hours. , Come to. any place you wish. Be on time. Tell everyone about this campaign. PUT THIS POSTER WHERE IT CAN BE READ. : 5 5 Read the. Gazette Wanteds