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students.
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
November 8-14, 1959
Education week school visits
ere urged by principals
Principrls of two Hillsboro
schools have 'ssued special invi
tations for the public to visa
their institutions next week, No
vember 8-14. as part of the local
observance of American Educa
tion Week.
The specie* week during which
parents and the publie are en
con raged to wit the schools of
their choice, talk with principals
and teachers, look over the fa
r
ciHties and rt in on classes >s
being sponsored by the Oranp
County unit at the North C»;o
lina Education Association. ^
The special invitations were is
sued by Principal G. A. Brown at
Hillsboro High- and by Principal
Ted B. Shoaf at Cameron Park
Elementary School. Lunch may
be obtained if notificatine^aarmtfr
in advance H*"Visitation.
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Hillsboro
Census job interviews set tomorrow
I Mrs. Henrv S. Walker, crew
leader for tills area for the 1959
Census of Agriculture, announces
that interviews and tests will be
given for census takers tomorrow
morning in the Hillsboro Court
house in the commissioners room
beginning at 9 o’clock.
All interested persons are ask-,
ed to contact Mrs. Walker at her
home on Route One, Hillsboro,
phone number 2985.
Applicants tor census taking
jobs paust be citizens of the Unit
ed States, have a high school ed
ucation or furnish evidence of
comparable experience, be in j
good physical health and of excel
lent character,'*and be at least 18
years of age.
They must have sufficient fin
ancial resources to sustain them
,selves for approximately four or
five weeks from the date of ap
Developers nominate
several from Orange
Carlton Byrd of Chapel Hill
has been nominated for the
post of J.he second vice-presi
dent of the Orange-Person-Dur
ham County Development Asso
ciation, to he organized this
winter.
Others from Orange proposed
on the slate of officers nomi
nated at the group's steering
committee meeting night be
fore last were Mrs. Clyde Rob
erts, Vice-Chairman, Commun
ity Development Division; Wil
liam Dor sett. Vice-Chairmen,
Agricultural Development; C.
D. Jones, member industry di
vision; Ted Danziger, member
ll-a ^earaatinn.^Division,
__ . jesetors,
Carlton BJrd Wttsdn Cole, R.
B. Todd, Henry Hogan, Mfr?
Harold Walker, and Don Math
son. Byrd is temporary vice
chairman of the organization.
"ADIEU TO MIAMI”
“Adieu to Miami," a poem by
Sarah Watson Emery of Chapel
Hill, appears in the October issue
of the Emory University Quarterly.
—
which has been observed annual
ly since 1921, grew out Of the
revelation during World War I
that a shocking percentage of
American people were illiterate
and physically unfit. During this
week the schools give their own
ers, the general public, an audit
of the purposes, methods, achieve
ments, needs and problems which
exist in the cooperative big busi
ness which is our education sys
tem today. Through such visits
and explanations, it is the hope
of school personnel that school
needs and deficiencies will be
seen and steps begun to remedy
them.
pointment until they receive their
salary check. Applicants with
veteran preference who meet all
requirements will be given priori
ty over non-veterans.
Farm census job applicants
must be licensed to operate and
must provide a privately owned
f
automobile in good condition.
They will be paid on a piece-rate
basis for completed agriculture
questionaires and listing of dwell
ings. Piece-rates, are set at levels
that will make it possible for a
conscientious enumerator to earn
approximately $13 per day.
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Children's Shoes
Mirromatjc Electric
Percolator $8.95
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