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SALUDA.N.C." .
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 31. 1014
'RESOUKOES
I-oatfs and Discounts'. IV. . .....
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Banking house and Fixtures...
Other Real Estate
Collection Items
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14-22
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$44,4151
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, How to practice, to become a '', firt-rate
pitcher, how to train for a race, how to
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these nd a hundred other topics of the
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that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
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. FRANK J. CHENEY.
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Polk County Superintendent & k , .
Columbas, Xorth Carolina &
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The first "meeting of the Polk County
Teachers' Association lor the school year of
1914-15 was held at Columbus High School -Oct.
23rd. K. ' V ; ; :
The. meeting was called to order prompt- . i
ly at 1 1 o'clock and the following officers -were
choseutMiss Sal lie Hunter," President; -'
Mrs J. V. Jack, Secretary. ; " ,
ThePrcram Committee chosen by tlie "
president aje: John Gilbert; Chairman. Miss
Mary SchwarbergV Miss Ida Acker. : N
A Round Table discussion by the teachers
ob plans for "thfir work for Uxe ;year was "
also- conducted by the : Superintendent, X
"Their plans were good, practical and pos
sible; strictly in harmony with the teaChui
Mr. Boy ce Weave. represented 4fe School -N
Board. with a. few remarks. ' .
-Following - plans'-of Teachers'" Commit
tee s and lioard, Supt. Cobb gave his ilanSi '
giving much force and emphasis on the-.,
teacher being the'ihiuative in it all.
Twenty-three teachers were present, quite,
a number of committeemen and two mem-
berS of Count School Board,
Among the-committee and teacheis-was
distributed State literature and blanks
North Carolina Teachers jlfading Circle
Books were in the hands of the Supt.. ready ' :
for all teachers who are now ready to bein
the work. '.- V
Miss Sallie Hunter, '
. -. y . President.
. . - Mrs. J, W. Jack, ' .
". - Sec'v.
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