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Fallston School Opens Monday, Faculty Plans For Best Year Yet Lint af TeMhfn for School Given. Prospects Good lor Term i Special To The Star) Falls ton. July 25-r-Thc Fallaton high school opens Monday. July 28, and the prospects are bright for a successful year. The following teachers have been employed at Fallston for the year 1930-1931. W. R. Gary, Fallston. principal and teacher of mathematics. R. L. Prult, Due West, S. C., teacher of science. Helen 8cott, Converse, 8. C., ' teacher of English and French. H. O. Dellinger, Stony Point, teacher of history and coach of athletics. Mrs, G. H. Edmund, Fallston, seventh grade. Miss Edna Dixon, Fallston, sixth grade. Mrs. C. A. Dalton, Shelby, fourth and fifth grades. Miss Annie Ruth Sinclair, Max ton. third and fourth grades. Mrs. Edna Champion, Moores tjbro, second grade. Mrs. W. R. Gary, Fallston, first trade. Mias Ruby Carpenter, Malden, music There Is no reason why Fallston should not have a better school than It has ever had. If progress is to be maintained, this year must be bettcr’than the last. The spirit of the faculty Is unselfish and pro gressive, and is backed by the high est type of rural citizenship. The school has its duty -in imparting knowledge, but the spirit of the age has placed other responsibilities in the scope of the school. It is re sponsible now as to what its stu dents do with the knowledge im parted. To many people education means merely increasing the power to make money. This is a function of the school, but one of the lesser functions. The real function of education is to develop a citizenship that will be able to gain ever in creasing control of its surroundings thus maintaining a self-sustaining, happy, and equitable relationship to God and humanity. An educated citizenship will never be endanger ed by either captallsm or radical ism, the two extremes which ought to be avoided In any social order. American Democracy strives to strike a happy medium. The^ad minlstratlon of education in MI ston looks toward the ultimate alms in education as well as to the im mediate alms. The teaching profession is be coming the most powerful force In the social life of America. That body of more than a million has not become fully aware of Its tre mendous possibilities and oppor — BOILING SPRINGS COLLEGE — An accredited Junior College “In The Heart of The Pied mont “ A capable faculty. Four years of high school and two years of college work. Special courses in vocal and in strumental Music, Art and Expression. Excellent college training offered at reasonable rates. For catalogue and in formation apply to PROF. J. D. HUGGINS, Dean, DR. ZENO WALL, President. Boiling Springs, N. C. Greensboro Woman Prases "For several years 1 suffered dreadfully with nervousness ana Indigestion and, later began being bothered with that awful disease called constipation. Several months ago the change of life began to work on me and a friend advised m<* to take Pearson's HeiL Tonic and System Cleanser- 1 have taken six bottles of thisjraedi • cine and I Juet want to say that I have found It to be a perfect remedy for my troubles, and I heartily advise anyone suffering from either of these troubles, to lose no time in getting a botle of thia medicine. Be sure you get Pearson’s Herb Tonic and System Cleanser in the yellow carton. fluffs jerk Toift, ; /ITFM ClFAJUJPj MRS. J. R. WITT, /'No. 6 Church St.. Greensboro, N. C.” PAUL WEBB & SON, DRUGGISTS, SHELBY, N. C Get rid OF BEDBUGS -THIS QUICK SURE WAY BLACtf flag r BlOW Black Flat Powder wherever bed bug* hide and breed. It never evapdtate*. Bedbug* must crawl through it—and die! None escape. Great for cleaning out roache*. ants, flea* and moth*. Also kill* flic* and moaquitoe*. Deadbeat flbect-killer made. Packed in glan, it keep* it* ttrength. BLACK FLAG POWDER MAP« BY TK« MAKKKS Or BLACK FLAP LIQUID IRQ) IE Saving... IS not a matter of quantity, but of REGULARITY. It resides in the often-proved axiom that LIT TLE makes BIG. The daily ful fillment of hopes ... freedom from worry ... early financial independ ence . . . and contented old age . . . may be YOURS, by making easy week-to-week deposits at your Bank*. ONE DOLLAR Will open an account UNION TRUST COMPANY “IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH.” tunities tn molding the destiny of American civilization. The leaders of the profession arc striving to in culate an altruistic spirit In this vast body of men and women that will always load youth aright In the building of a civilization that will perpeuatc Itself. The faculty of falls ton school does not have clock'watchers, but attempts to do its best fo^ the chil dren under its Instruction. It tries to visualize the citizenship that it is helping to mold while consider ing the responsibility a sacred one. It attempts to maintain a high pro fessional spirit of service even when criticism comes, because a teacher of children can not afford to In dulge In selfish controversies to sat isfy personal feelings. Teachers must be sympathetic with all chil dren, and none must be considered bad. It is In this spirit that the faculty of Fallston school approach es another year of service In a splendid community. Father Is Held in Mercy Killing * Andrew L. Beers, 78, in the Dis trict Attorney’s office at Walton, N. Y„ after admitting that he killed his invalid daughter, Fran ces, 27, because he feared for her fate aft»r his' death. (iBtuna(Uu) N*w*rs»ll ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Having qualified as admlnatrator of the eatate of Mra. R C Johnaon, late of Cleveland county, N. C , this fa to notify all persona having claims atatnst the said eatate to present them to me prop erly proven on or before the 10th day of July. 1931, or this notice alll be pleaded in bar of any recovery thereof. All per sona owing the said eatate are asked to make Immediate settlement to the under signed. This July 10th, 1930. "7!. V JOHNSON, administrator, Bel wood, N. C. Mra. R. C Johnaon, de ceased. (t July lie EXECUTOR'S NOTICE (First Publication July It, 1930 in Cleveland Stan Notice it hereby given that we have this (lay qualified as Executor* of the estate of William Thompson Hamrick, late of Cleveland County, N. C . and all per sona indebted to said eatate will make Immediate payment to the undersigned All persona having claims against said eatate will present them to the under signed iwoporly proven lor payment on or before July 18th, 1931. or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. Thti nth day of July 1930. tXOYD HAMRICK and POZY HAMRICK. Executors Of the Lett will and Testament of William Thompson Hamrick, deceased P. Cleveland Gardner, Atty. gt—July 11 Pd ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified aa administrator of the eatate of L. II. Patterson, deceased, late of Cleveland county. N. C., this la to notify all persons having claims against the eatate of said deceased to exhibit them duly verified to the undersigned at Shelby, N. C., on or before the 13th day of June, 1931, or. this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery All per sona indebted to said estate will please make Immediate payment. This 13th day of June, 1930. FRANK L HOYXE Administrator of the Estate of L- H Patterson, deceased. gt June 13c Ryburn and Hoey Altya. NORTH CAROLINA, County of Cleveland Notice to Creditor* to File Claim In the Matter el Farmers and Merchants Bank Mooresboro or Boiling Springs, N. C Under authority of Subsection 1# of Section 311 io), Consolidated Statutes, all persons who have claims against the above named bank are hereby notified to pretent proof of clelm at Mooresboro on or before the llth day of October, 1*30. Failure to present claim on or before the above date bars the fclalrn not pre sented except aa to the assets of the bank In the hands of the Corporation Commission for the account of said bank at the time the claim Is presented. Objection to the allowing of any claim may be made by any Interested person by tiling such objection In the pendtn* tlon In the office of the Clerk of the Court of this county and by serving a copy thereof on the Chief State Bank Examiner or the Liquidating Agent of thle bank. This ths llth day of July, 1930. Note: In filing claims for Cashtar'a Checks or Bank Drain or Certificates of Deposit the particular instrument must be surrendered when Proof of Claim Is presented FORREST ESKRIDGE. Liquidating Agent of Farmers and Mer chants Bank. Mooresboro, Ji. C. It-—18 yor your Vacation COACH FARES ^ off To *1 See board pmm> *»o Auunanom £ a* of «« and Wfc et and mtktctat Cirv MVU*. 5t lot-** and Wfiun^oth A trw npki e*' then iow round turn Kichmond__$13.12 Norfolk_-_$15.73 Wa thing ton -$16.88 Jackaonville_$18.58 Miami.$83.06 St. Petersburg __$27.88 Any Seaboard Agent Fnfc>. Wdar *«d S^iMtay Ai*> imI Am»u»i IS (kyi return Wt*- d«htV b«b«r far >t date Wan Far fun w e*K«' poena Seaboard AID. LINE RAILWAY IS IT HOT ENOUGH? Speaking of hot weather, the thermometer is shimmying around 99 in my office right now. I quit perspiring 3 hours ago and took up sweating. My celluloid collar has caught fire twice since dinner. I am afraid for the insurance agent to see me—he’d cancel my life in surance—as I am burning up. (This article is being written July 11.) Several knot-holes hav^ melted out of the floor on our front porch and our cow gave 4 gallons of choc olate milk last night—she had been eating some scorched grass. Her calf got his mouth blistered badly when hetried to nurse and we are having to feed our hens on cracked ice so’s we can have some eggs that ain’t already cooked. The sun peeped over the horizon at 5:52 this morning with beams of heat that penetrated birds nests and made the snakes sizzle as they gallopped over the terra firma seeking such mice as they should devour. Saw a poor little dog car rying his tail in a sling this after noon: the sun had burnt a kink in it and something had to be done about it—as he'd scream when he wagged it. A barefooted boy walked across the street Just now and you could imell feet a-frylng. I haven't seen a cloud In 5 days. The moon looks like It’s hot too. Every weather report reads: "Fair and warmer today and tomorrow.” A pair of doodles who usually work in a riower pot at home suffered a sun stroke when they came up to get a fresh breath of air about noon. Uncle Joe says he caught a broil ed fish yesterday and all he had to do was to sprinkle some salt on It and ask the blessing. He saw several bull frogs with their skin warped from the heat, but the ma jority of them were too weak to hop and were crawling about like ter rapins. He insisted that Aunt Minervy’s little poodle was scratch ing a hole in the ground near the ] porch just before supper last night and he sweated so much that the hole became full of water and the poor little doggie fell into the hole and got drown-ded. I want it to rain. I will never grumble any more about rain. If j it ever gets cold again, I will be j thankful for cold weather. Zero and below would be welcome com panions. and even the farm relief board would appreciate their help. I simply can’t stand it. I weigh 7 pounds less now than I did when X started this article. 'I now find that f like warm weather in December. My mouth is so dry I can t sneeze, so good-bye friends—till it gets cooler. (McGee .Syndicate, Anderson. S. C.) Ellenboro’* Young Farmer* In Meeting (Special To The Star) Ellenboro—The Ellenboro chapter of Young Tar Heel Farmers held an snjoyable meeting recently when they considered a summer trip and when five gallons of home-made Ice cream was served. At a previous meeting a commit tee of three bSys was appoint£d-to make and serve th« refreshments, nils committee made up of the fol lowing: Carl McKinney, J. L. Hamrick and C. O. Bridges, found It no easy task to serve twenty-five boys to the satisfaction of their ap petites. .. .L-. .... .. BACKACHE If functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn ing or Itching Sensation, Back ache, Leg Pains, or muscular aches, making you feel tired, depressed, and discouraged, why not try. the Cystex, 48 Hour Test? Don’t give up. Get Cystex today. Put it to the test. See for yourself how quickly it works and what it does. Money back if it doesn’t bring quick improvement, and satisfy you com pletely. Try Cystex today. Only 60c. Suttle Drug Store. <adv) — $24.20 — SHELBY, N. C TO NEW YORK AND RETURN Via Southern Railway System Tickets on sale August 9th only all regular trains, (Except Crescent Limited.) Tickets good in pullman eleapipg cars upon pay* ment pullman charges. Final limit August 30th, prior to midnight of which date return trip must be completed. Excellent Service, Conven ient Schedules. ASK TICKET AGENTS Scientist's Daughter Named for Queen Marches* Marconi, wife of the noted scientist, rave birth to a laughter at the Marconi Villa, ijuoen Helena of Italy will be god mother to the child, who will be named Maria Elettra Helena. The middle name is that of Marconi’s yacht and the last, name in honor of the Queen of Italy. . (Iat«rsstl»nal KorSVil) 1 Saved Dime* for Twenty Year*; Will Make World Tour on Them St. Joseph, Mo.—John D. Rocke feller gives away dimes; Oscar Bod enhausen, a St. Joseph traveling salesman, saved his. On August 14 Bodenhausen will begin a six months’ tour on dimes. For twenty years Bodenhausen watched his ten-cent pieces. Each evening he placed them in a small bank. At the end of each week he deposited them in a bank. At the end of each month he deposited the accumulations in a savings account. Double Shoals News Of the Current Week Large Crowd at Singing Convention. Revival Services Attended by Goodly Crowds. (Special to The Star.) Double Shoals, July 24.— A very large crowd was present at the sing* ing convention last Sunday. Singers were here from Gaffney, S. C„ and it was pid to be one of the best singing crowds that ever met in this section. It was voted to hold the conven tion the third Sunday in July of next year at Double Shoals, al) day. The revival that is being conduct ed at the Baptist church by the pastor. Rev. J. W. Suttle is being well attended. This is the !5th an nual revival that has been held since his pastorate began, eleven of which he has conducted himself. Large and attentive crowds are al ways present to hear his powerful gospel messages. Miss Florence seism who 1 as been In teacher training at Boone, this1 state, h^s returned home and ac cepted her same position as teacher at Double Shoals. Miss Thelma Seism of nftar Kings Mountain Is spending this week with relatives here. Miss Minnie Mull of Toluca is spending this week with fronds in this community. Mrs. Ellen Mltcliem of Sharon, S. C„ is spending this week with rela. tivea in this community. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spangler of Shelby spent a part of this week with relatives in the community. Mr. O. G. Page of Kings Moun tain, spent Wednesday in the com munity representing the Biblical Recorder. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd St'oup and children of Waco were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Corn well, on Wednesday. Mr. R. L, Eskridge has returned from the Charlotte tanltorium where he took treatment lor a few days. j .... ■ '■ . ..i FOR LETTER HEADS. ENVEL OPES. DILL HEADS. 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