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Iff It' '■- •5?^'^'^ ‘M ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER SEPTEMBER n, T9!t, AT THE POSf OEFiCE AT dX^OKf>. K. C., ONDER THE ACT OF MARCH 3. 1370. VOL. L-^NUMBER’ 37. mr» OXFORD, NORTH CAROUNA.-FRIoi^MAY ^ mijj iNDREA! PRICE; ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR If; ■im lemocracy Meetine; THE OXFORD SGHflOEIlOMiENOllENE OR/lWHIllETliRNS m 1GONFEREHCE. '4 TiieideioiX-iticy of Granville,, was herain a,,,rznLssffleet^g assembled ^^atiijday ficst tim^ wltbi^ “t ye^r^; Ib^asf a-liodj' I'epi'oseri^-' ‘ tive;(Sf tlief,(jiti?eiialui> oDthecoiiuty, f ior'the democraey :of Granville is rei'ft-ed^tative -of citizenship^. * Thougii ihere was nOBld tiAie de bate Or wrangling, ,still there' , was dp.seorniblec-that of. earnesG nes^-^tid - delerniin'atton.. that has eier‘made;,.the Gi'anvilie detnoc- racy-.a factor in the state and es pecially in.the Fifth .District' for wheDithepai'ty.needs majorities,it is as.^do. what: is wor^lfi^ahsed aiongrThe line. Hhe ‘ ^ToA'|»ut^t6 work fnd the yptemad^ ' to to' the ' desired propor- tioli^'r- , '.'V / "'. IXie'Stiinvenfiahi. was called to ^ '.ordei- i^4©oti by D-.G-, Brummitt, ehairiiaanof the,County Dernberatic KxectttivB ’Oofiimittee. Thereupon .^lessri^iCoble, Hart and Hester, ; e^itori^f the;.Oxford.. Publics Led- ^r, Tim 'Crfiedmoor News-Tmies. >siud Th^Hran,vUle Enterprise .ret .SpdCtiv^^ •&d' Cliariie 'Gordon ■were ask'od 'to act as '* secretarids of 'itie ^tpn'^entieiSjj, 'and ,^Geti. " B. , Sr congratulate him upon" the enaci ment of the Tarriff Law .and a sound and flcxable Currency Law , and we apijcoVe his earnest efforis to hvoid a tjar-With Mexico; but we especial ly.commend him for “keeping his pp-vt'der drv.V ' Re^dolved, that ive especially com mend his etl'orts to repeal the laws hxempling American coastwise ves sdls.from the payment ofPahama.ca nal tolls We bid him God speedin his work, so auspiciously begun, and x>ray the Divine Ruler to spare him for years to come as a leader,4,to our and a guide to the Natiohs of the earth- • ' Resolvod, S. That the Chairman and Secretary of this meeting be di rected to transmit a copy of these resolutions to the President of the Hnited States and to have the same published in the counts' and State papers. . ■ ■ .r. y'f, , The foLlowjng resolutions ehdorse- was presented byrp,; G. .^rummitt; Boysfhr 'was 'i^caJIed 1* .A -.« ■-••• . , ^ ^ to the'.ch8i;r y- RoyfitOT. rhade a Hrery 'Brief speech. ' ''tiAep^^whtchaupon njotidu ofMr^J., t ‘ TL, Hfittj ‘the. temporary organiza- I iiOtr was' nuuie jjermanent. Secre- t j. t«r> T. i^i;-Hteiaroai|the',^U foi the w .'tTliea call'' was L had'Apd al/dtovtm .was jfound to be 1'■ .x>reseut, "Tn^ ddni^ilthacpn'Fention ? ' ' , .settled dqwn ' tp bjl^ness, .fwhich, fe . 4 . ooeared ■In-.the^'fblifi^iiig orddp; j ■ Convep^tion bo, and they are, here by instructed to cast theip vetes for-the re-nomination of i^Hon. .Lef S. ’atoiC”*^‘" V; t ^; : Thu following re.sblution of Dr. ;P. R-'KapdeopWas addpted;„ ,,fVBereas,..our fellow countv man WiiPajH iL Gayin was a^)pointed by hi.s Ilidelkntf^Fitocteai fOpdig; to fill a vacancy oft f the, Superior Court benbh bhd whereas4he said William A, Devin ha^ by his -erudition, his .legal talent,'administrative, iabilily ;and'.e,m.inetjt,s|ns§;Oi|us%0jfdehspn-, TJie Ciijf Sciiaol.Closes Onf of Tlie Most Soccessfoib lorinsGiB”; ffs Historj, .Fine .Spsecli liLSaaz'Weiii, Heginuing last Wedeesday after noonweek and ,.,c,xtending, on through the following ‘’Friday even ing the town jjeople ' and many from the country -svere treated ' t >' many rare pleasures as a result .of the cIo.sing exerci.se;s of * the Oxford Graded Schobi, It marked the termination .of a very pras'peous school year, and_Prdf. Pitts ahd hLs excellent eoi'ps of teachers deserve the gratitude to which ' the ''xzfeo'ple of the town have so frequently gb. en expression throughj‘jt the term.- -> ^ / , , ■, The-exereftes were begttt.aby the little ones - of the primary 'glides on Wednesda|‘ afteimooh aMtotteldck in a,play title^;‘lYe . Flayp.P^i^t- ies” In this the ehildren,"' ola^': in the costumes of tlie days, of'“Merry .'ib Was fleligiited; With Trip. ' Sraifiiie to be Back’, . A 'i-Dr]E, T. dkl^o^ C& wBene he' wc tf)C Qurdreng MDE. Ghiir in inotlier Fine Says, pilte returned from Monday 'morning !on the 2nd to attend If .Conference ':df' the South. Dr. 'Whtto rfports a i|r*'|trip, gi-eat • both go ing and ‘codj ' 's^ie there, f England”, did themselyesproudV " The nejet and the ohief-.aibraption to those hot patrons, of the sdboo! was the ispeech of Se.nator Sawney Mfebbitof Thnn. After an intrddue- ticn, that only. ^oh Cooper,coui^ :a^kh,.;^r.itp;w4s.;lqli[araoterAti6' his way of making speeches Senhj tor Wehb went into the i >eaning of edudatioUt telling what the |chool .should dofor^the America,boys .and girl^ that ft sliodid teauh.^m to read first, last had j alwa fs. At first we wondered whattiic"' was in reading that could have Induced an ex-Senator from the grea'i state .'iVhnessee- tp., eorae,:..to iNprth. Carolina tb talk' about %ldfhg“;' but he had not gone far heh-re. We begun.to'see how the sirapA.. pro cess of..reading could be he ,dpp6d and e3|tendcd until the wor-;,c^the i^VUTr»fkB;A'aAK.r^rr'‘, .'*r. ®ld ^r.ning, w lay ovc' here he ij be the afK bshva^h E'tic&J Ks* ioie bi Mrsi ^-and a' great time iftft bklahomia' City ‘Thpoii a nd ^ -efeasil ph. the (My until;- Monday pthe exception ' of :a pday night in Durham jsed by just a short I'hpeh' train, for .Oxfctf d. •pp'he.speciall]^! grid .to hh hiMTheard: tyhat':^ Was; going., .dp, . B'dt even havingra^pd ^.rhite since a ^jitkin'td the deiibera5^i).s flf coniereriee,; '-whicli, ‘Mly , jate'^fing, ,4^0 Ee F,® x^ledi^l ijy. which than 70,Oi.,. . jS' who adtualiytook'*'padt- iii'the' saftbuentof this .great sectjon,. the stOT.iteof who-sehlabors'and‘hhtff-t s’ '■ The ' Cominencernent;: Exercises ttiis-jear were of,;an unusually high character and infenseT.y inter esting.' They commenced Sunday morn- ing, May 25th, with the .Baccalaur- ‘•eate Sermon by Rev. John Jeter Hurt of Durhrm, A'. C. tind in the evening, Rey'. G. .S. Lumpkin, Ox- ford,^,.C,y ,.preached the sermon before the‘Y. W, C."A. Both of these gentlemen were ■ at their best and the Baptist Church was pack ed at each service. The music was furnishdd .by the College girls as- sistedMy Hie churchfehoir. % ,, On Monday; .morning; ay eleven o’clock in the Ooliege ■ C hapel 6c- cured Class Day Exercises: • .. Few scenes could have been more beautiful or' impres.sive. The Jun iors and'Sophomores formed a line on either side of the aisle each car- ,»5'|ng.a'beautiful floral design made (n'''tl^'form'Of a half circle. These :Wet:p held sb as to make a perfect 'under whioli the nineteen iSenibra ttiarehed on their way to -the Tos|fnm,:;> Then came the fol- Bawing^rogram: Salutatory irr^lstvBlefascination, /He had the 'Seeing men who* ^p|pt tht# w years in that c6dhM.X 'i ug put.^'the^e being'few I.Ml efetjary li'Sin'.' 'And' 'not a few .of these pedplo, from this seotibii. He a;,an old GraAvillo !x>y. Jim 'who was rabed just below 'h- 'or who,'?© people Hr. Whito'sT . Myrtle Nowell Elizabeth Gibson Sc®g of the Vikiags Theltna Alien -Janie Lane Bry'an . .. Thelma Allen Minnie Warner Garden vtSi ‘-V i Tv^c ,V.liV**ic;yfn' Jlistorj Chorus Hrophec}' Poet False. Godard Mill Neidlinger A Rose in the {Quintette.A Cajiellaj' Soloi'^ .. ; Floroneo Frazier Orator: Katie Alone Maynard \ aledictory ’Myrtle i'agan Al!,of these papers were care- |lul!y pre]>ared..-and shcji-ed ihofjght Elizabeth Gibson,GussieLee Gouch, Mary Ray Green, Foy Hester, Myra Esther - i lunte r, Je.ssie , Lee Horn,‘ Effie ’' Lfe/ Martin, Minnie Warner. - . GRADUATES IN PIANO . Martha Josephine Ellen, ' Annie Lou Ellen. GRADUATES iN FOICE , YiuloriaCamiiie.Jones. . Elizabeth Hdheock. ‘ ' ; GRADUATES IN A'OICE Mary Ray Green. Mary Royal Han- cotik. Lily IFalton PennjL • ‘ , , CERTIFICATE IN FULL BUSI- .NES.S'..COURSE, '■ if-Lillian Tayloiy Blanche Lathani., CERTIFICATE', IN, STENOGRA- PHY AND TYPEWRITING Mary White, Hallie Meadows. : , CERTIFICATE IN BOOK-KEEP ING' Grace IVarriek. CERTIPlCAtES IN TEACHER’S ,--v ■'- COURSE , Neta. Sizemore, •Lucy ■ Tunstall, Ruloj’Thaxton. - ' President Hobgood spoke strong parting words to the Class, calling special attentiontotheapiim'tuni- ties presented in our day for tlie educated womanr- At the conclusion of" these-, 'd-vew - cise|i^Mhe aanual address yiwtis/ de livered by the Hon. T. tl^^ickett, Atty, Gen. of the State %6 met * fully the high esi>ectations of thoa|i who heard him, # / "iThe Annual Concert ocMir^- as . ' Usual Tuesday afternoon■ ' o’clock and proyed ai|j-aet4 treat * for all tnasi'e lovers. , : i. f '-L* •M >» , 4 i 4 f... fOllSpUREg V A'.aJ -‘K vtA-" •’■3
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May 29, 1914, edition 1
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