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'JOEYUST
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dOLRULES
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V
BY SUPT- J- 'YlrWlN '
Ra1 (or teacher? and papils to Qeye
"lni Cooatf schools
y!"''', ,'.:'.'. r. , V,''V '
1, All schools shall open Npvera-
V'.bei 15, 1915. .A V
' 2. Tbe daily , sepsioos .of the
v scbook sha! bfgip 'not ;
. ( than, ?: 15 a. m.- nid ?011
0 ' tlnuis notlegs tliaa !x honrs'cx
cluhlve o( all iwiesps, with," a
tnorulnft and uttrnooa yecess of
. not more than 10 minutes and. a
. ' noon recess of not more tlx a one
hot r. '
' ft. AltteacherB'of the coUntyr hull
fettend all meetings ot the Tp ach
. er'i Aeoomtiont These meetings
1 will be held in Shelby the HrM
Saturday of December, January,
February and March. i
4. A'l teachers shall be in their
:. respective school roons at least
' 15rauutes beCore the time fined
.. .,v. for openlnu th schboL. and-'ai
Jeist onp teacher shall remain
. on the ochool k round at ' noon
." ' and after school until the hild
Isjt bas been saftly closed and
all the children senc home for
Ub daj. , v ( ;
V 5. AIL pupils doing . daihfte.' to
. tne sohool propeitv shhli pay foi
, . ..Mine, and updu failur to do so,
j. aiav brt' excluded fromtba bctiool
, nrtd for willful damage W:ay be
prosecuted. : ,r .' - . ,
6 The teachers shall hold an x
i6Uunatton dunnif tlin. fast week
ofcbool,aa(lialirrjmotetbose1
' making ai average of 60 vv
ci t. The q'lestlnntj fo.' the sev'
emit grade examination shall be
spared bv the. County Superjn
teccentand seutito the teiichers
upon application. ' j i' y' ,
7. The Count CommsnceineEit
iliall beiheld the first Mou Jay fit
pri' April 3, ' MondayJt VAIl
upils who have. Oasse X
esslul examination 'in-iAvesrxar
on school bfaocfie!,. 's'alf be
ve.1 a ,. diplomat vn t cqj pu pi I
nail be giT".u such diploma tin
ssthe teacher Certifies thcom
letion f the 7ih grade ' woj'V -
, .... .... ( i ,
. The teacher stall look fter
le library during the school
rm and shall efideavor to tet
ipijs and parent interested'!!
o book. t . ..:
All teachrrs are urged by- tr)e
unty Board to enroll alt ellg-
rr a totin I l n ffriA. T?- o ' fAM
NOVEMBER COURT
Cotui tonTtDts Jn shtll-yNor, f it,'
i'-: ; fudse. Sh4w..presi4loi V
t 'The fall- term of Clevelahd
auperior .Uourt nUi convene!
Nov, 1st witlvJndge 3'. J. Shaw
t iU iJlwesiding. The conntV tsommlB.'
toners ac me , meeting tne nrst
Monday, drew; ; the ' ollow'ing
jurors: ". ' . . , -,
'- - ;: VFifstWeek-:-..
No.-l T. fl..Mc0raw '
a .No. 2-rJ: RWaiheneyy ' Nan
Wamriclf, W, A. Lattimoie. . -
No. 3 T. H. Lrwery, .W. F
'vloore. W: D. Lemmoms. . -(-.
' No- W. Cofn welk S. "A
(Cont'tt from last week) '
3 material m the Boys' Corn
ub snd" tha .Girls' Tomato Club
1 to organize in ever J district
.V Club. . , ' t
I All teachers . are asked to
ganize a ' debating .society, to
ld spelling bees, to hold par
ts' meetings, 16 have a' school
;lnbit and entertainment at
se ot.Boaooi. . - -
All teachers' are' asked to
ng tholft'scbools to iCouny
mmenueimsut First Monday Jn
lnl and to' take part In the
iellingiContest, i the oratorical
ntesf, the athletic con. tests,, aad
L' ! tit.
. AIL teachers ire barfed Id
prove their ehool giounds&nd
organise a ; Betterment 'Asso
Ltioa to. improve the:- ncbool
lildiosr s , -
The Compulsfiry poilod' was
It to begin December 41; nd ttftl
ttendancfe offlVrs are to - e
ve J1.00 for Yach trial and
'"ction i'lsteattof 25 ctnts
' I. C. Gliflla . was ,'fim
i hold . all -. Teacjiers'
or ttie yji,r. All teach-
r. ) to , end
I . ,,. r, f t i :.!::-)'
Ciousv S. X . Norton,' X K
Reynolds, A. Worth ' Falls aud
fS, ti Mil.sr.
- No. 5-..L. Bord, GA -Har
. No. 6 Chas. .C.r riinnton. '.T.
(pKQaer.ta, R. E. j Summr.-y, A.
V, Wray, V, F. Roberts. J. A
Dovei, J. F. ..Wilson Sought
Hopper, '
. - N Or 7r-J. 3. Graon, . M. H.
Green, Zack Budges, R." I. Big
gerstaff 1 '
No. S -M M. MaunOy, W. W.
Covington, t;i W, Powell. S
No,.'. 9 Geo. - AVilsoo, D. 'F-
Wright, I- F; falls, C. A. Bem:
Jtfo, 10-Ell Newton, ,
No 11-A.I Elmore. 1 1
Stcondj JcckA
'No.1-rli, B. ScrlpfM.. N--No.CIJariby-p.
aTreIiead.
No, 9-Xjha Marine. ,
N0 4-S tt. Aotfiony, V. H
McGlBnU.H, K; .Black."' W
Nf.:j'-J. A: Black, Jr.; Ralp5
Rhyne. " .':-:. v . ...
,No. 6 Frapk Whltworlh,' A.
.1. Spalu , A, A-Brantcn,' v
. o. 7 J. A. Jenkins, 3 V
Jones."- .-. f v - ; '
4vNo--B. J. 'Jenkins, -R. A;
White. , -jc- 1
r Nb''9-T. M Lee v
No iO-J. F. Cook, V. v
No. 11-CbKs "A. "Wortmau
' The building tna.de of Are
proof inalerial.' In the center it
the arc, is erected a great dome
;itli steps leading down- to, 'the
lagoon in a' bfautifnl Setting of
shrubbery, composed 6f;Mdni
gomery Cjpreps and Other'evori
grea' trees, whibh in H forms
what is the' prettiest vjsta of li e
whole Exposition. As ihejiauic
iini)ifes thlrf'btiiialhg is the Home
of ,61)0 Paintings and .Sculpt cp'
gathered ' f l-dai all nations of thp
RlobV, artiisticiilly-arrn nged, ind
l e iVf senting xbei best the ije' ; ta
in ti'is line by the' 'most proml-
nSr. Artist';, end Sciilyrturors
there ro In the' world .are' JisVe
lived lh days gooo bK The .ex
hibits ftre.-pnly' grpd and . he-'
jond ; deserlption. but to add- "to
their ' ii)Rniffclfc."(hjer:cIiN
c&refnl examination, and your
interest witl'noi l'agf here, fi
Next we come; to the alabeof
Marihinefy, which lr the largest
bnildUg erected '.oh Mhe,, Expo
sillon'site, b'ein 903 by;. 868 feet
Fbur'cat loails of nails were, used
i rl the con'Jiti-uctibns of .this build
ing as well as r.aoqf , tons of boits
.1 '! ... I - i i f' , .'
PASSES.
AWAY
arT uriiti linod
niiu if p iiyt D . r.
i. Tijls is Hot ou,lyv the largest
building tut coiitajns'One 'of. the'
mogt hitoresdng exhbies..: In 'it
are asswubled not' only h'uioet
modecn; machinery of a.11 classes
ind pusi.Lut as a pontrint. the
.machinery", ttea'. ia 'ot . stead; a"
flfjutury ago, thereby. Showing
One of East Kings I'oonuln'i oldest
ti)l
Llifc'hny'jTpcen -tnadertn, the va
rious kinuii of machinery qsedin
(he short spaco-of tone- hundre.
years; it Is truly jnarvelous ta
loo) 4itas'youVUiiily -'ti'V.rtd lm
schemes of the gallei ips var to Ugine how bi3rTo6-fathers man
serve as a ymfathelia. bsck-J aged td get alonglwith just such
ground for Its contents, Jt Is .a f and such v machine.' The cbl
Paradise forthe Artist' and . the
lover of arj; in paintings ori in
lection emhrticos almostaljUicds
i l ot .inacfiines imairipable,' j and'
bronce or other . scnliityrewoBk, time takesi 'iwfgs'as' you 'pass
fattcrMB Grove Beta ting Society
Tne Patterson Grove pebatan
Society Is a thing to be udmired
aqi encouraged, ',TL6 sotietv
was organized about a year iro
and has been In. vogue ever since,
didn't even lot up for hot weath
or. -..The society' consists- of
thirty of the young-men. ol : the
community Leaded bv Mr. Grady
Goforth '! prflsi'lent. The
ftyoung men meet aeh , Friday
nignc ana aeuitte tne issue 01 the
day, ;'Tl'ey f- talk of having
public debate soon"; y Hope i they
will and we Will all - go. 6o. a.
head boys: ;(. . . ., . '
I. : A. ' '
"Editor GA Gf Pge has beon
nvittsd to address tha. Baptist
Sunday School '. at Patterson,
Sutidii- 'nexf Sunday.'. ' Unless
Providentially hindered he .wil
be there. Ie will goeak oO. the
general';. pQnditidns .exiBtintT in
the. Kiga Vountain' Associa
tion,
15, 'Since there , were onlyv 22
sc(io0U tnat called on fio county
for window lights, it is the opin
ion, ofthe school Board that it l
not just' fo the ' districts that
take cara of their window lightn'
lfand have "the oos who. break
them put thenV back in to help
ay for lights in districts t! t
do not take any care of tliefn
ana ioaoy .uaya can . .-.be spein
hero by these sj' inclined ' viqw-
the seemingly endless collection.
Next we;isittio Ptilftce lot
Education wl rich - CQntamR e x tilb
tlfc that show the Intent 'develgn
ineula '., along educational' lints.
tt)i i piBUsfhAh .teW'
n:ov(-incrlts ao'l re'fornis seeking
to forecast the e4itftt(ion ; of ,fo
morrow. This is elspdoutrflited
with, a, comppiiive. ...eMi'liiy of
the, ediicational. system's of.' all
the natior,of Iho v.'osld,, and a
conlprehenslvo demonstration of
tlie educfiticnal work lit-fpg done
in the- United. )3ta,ta .frotrt the
Kindergarten -to- the Uni vcrsi t vi
This Is well worth a great "deal
of thought and ypur time, is well'
snnnfc here..: : .,.v. ;.. :
-. The-Department of School Ec-'.
onmy has brought . togatber a
comprehei-Stvc collection o( - ex
hibits illustrative ol UH)k conditi
Tons and n-icesalticft ot man., con
sidered as a mebec . of r organized
eanlzed society and govqrnment,
together with displays . sliowfnj
the agencies or means, employ ed
for bjswell pelng.. All. matteis
pertaining.,to oommerac.busii'pf
standard ind vstcms; labor
prablem?, domestic; scieuco and
woman's vocations. The- latest
discoveries of hygiene;- mislsion.
afy worknterrffttlonl sod uiu
versal pence Institutions; diplo
matic and consular - systems,' as
well as miiny'other kidrid' jjubr
ects, U :weU treated.- -
The Palaco of Liberal
covers nearly six acres of ground
and ranks high in.tht classifies-'
Hon oL exhibits,: and embraces
the applied sciences which indi
cate the results of mat's .educs
fromijno to tbtiiothar lhough.-it
is well'speut.''"
Next Are pass on to tbe Palace
of Transpotjatioa, in which ; the
vast filed ot traiisufortation x all
hs phases are well represented,
from, the submarine to the aero-ilaae.These-
are not only gath.
cred -om.the United '.SUteVbut
. if i t . " - -. . .
ir-om an nation n ot tue globe and
drp from.tho exhibits -of Pal-
neb; if Machl mil y , c aitjee' -'. they
show, only the Jatest achieve
ajentslu the various lines repre
sjjtited i S " ' ' w ' '
M. Ene K 'Smith, Of 'East
Cings-MouijUIn 'died -at -' the
home : of ; her "on.-i Benatt A. i
Smilh,' SundavOctrJber 8rdV at R
tfio age oi .00 -yeare.,,' She had Lfct.
suffered: ith aistiima for several h
years and it Is thoqg"ht.lt ciused m
ber4eatb: She 'hadv'not tl
beenr seriously sick but'had been h
ItttlB' wprse lhan usuaror day 0
!otwc.Aiea she'falied-tcj 'r ".
port for .brea'ifasr Sundar morn- a
Ingher room. Vaa visited and she y.
ilijuu m ne very, in roe ol w
wath' and'died'a 'few 'minhtcs
h . . - . . ....... . -
.later; 17' .. f,- vr 1 v L.
;' Mrs,' -Smith; was 'a -consisted m
hiemhar of the'Metnddlst chnmh ft.
n ;alhd Was' krioWja f6r' ,her atrong bt
d Christian; tharacter; 'f. ,;r ';;.-'..-, , j
f.. T'' ...... j- -
-jeceasea is. suryivea-oy . two d;
' Vf ' ii" n .-.- "' . (Jr. ..I
sous, ixorcn om)tn . ana. tsetc. at
nett A. Smith of fangs' foun
tain."'-, Tha' funeral waa conduct-':
ed, attb'e' liomq ot' Bennett SA.
Smith' at two i p,.t)3.. Tuesday1 ;by
Rev'. E; jC-:. Cole:.paVtor of Kings
Mountain Methodjsf. ehurcjk ss'--
ststed by Rev, B, A.;Curpi. pas
tor Grace Methodist Oh.prcliy and
Rev. TOw. M. Grabaia pastor of
y wionu mufciiuaisi' iiurcn. i
Interment followed in Monatainl5u.'anf
'Rest Cemeter.v. . ; ' '
t.-
LOCALS.
. M isrf'Joh'a HlerTidon a teacbiog
at Biideihran.N. C.
j. Since the -above -was v writteh
Miss-' Herndon was taken ' sick
and went 'homer "union .Level
Va. i, . - , V ,i
' " Misses EHi ahd Aqnia McMif
lan oE.Gastonla spent ''Thursday
and Friday , here as . guests ol
theirsister; Mt-ii. G. O. Page'-'-1 -"
..;.ji f ---i'Vj'Vr'vf
VMjssSue: Whit.-, of (Jastonla
visited ner 'sister.. Mrs M.-r L.
Summers, here iast ,week:. .-. '
SO It 19 t'
Of
tioa-ftnd culture illuntiatuig Uis
tastes and demonstrating his
it)ventiire genis am? soientibe
attainments lev eipressins his
artistic hatnre: -This Indued is a
pUoe to ho.d your interest. 1 ; :
Tiie .Pal a"c6" ' o C . M a n ii font, urea
and.' Vaneu -Iudustnesi aa- the
names Imuljes, outaiiS the ex
hitiinons of the finiHh'jd prodn:ts
ot all natiomf. of manufactured
nd manuat skill, tile objt ct of
utility, -luxury nnd taste in wlncli
constitutes tho-most iiart of its
valuable ..'foreign trau.. The
reader -'xra well i'v ' - ' ,
this will in.'! 1 : , '
Messis Euuehe and Paul
iebrler, -Hudson Bridges, George
McGllU atd. Misses Kathryo
Moss and Aileen Orma"nd were
SVrlsc DB l0?80 away atscuoot'wijp
came.nome ' ipr. ine ceteuranon
lastThurbd'aj. 1 c. '
Messrs .M...-L. Hafaion and
Grady Kmg have resigned their
posuona-'. at ' ine fining .iwuis
I Store and are succeeded
i'
Mountain t
Thursday i
celebratio
riod-Tiie
ofMr', an
We' wish to thank the good'peoD-
le .for their kindness to our fam-
uly dulng : thesicknesa and death
of. rtur mother . Mrsi Sua ' L.
Smftb.i May -the Lord bless 'Von.
Bennett A; Smith ' -l' .
J. North gmltt. ' x '
at thekl;
siding wit
May they
Mr. J.
the Elite i
came oyTri
the Seve'uh
taking capar
bo too: unto
the .person o
daughter of I
B. F.' Llnds
, by
Messrs McC-aW ot Gaffnoy an
James Borders of G-rover.
. Oar townsman,-v ' Bennett
Smith, lias just won two automo
biles m A magazine, subscription
Contuit. Coocl lor him!
tTlio hext numbar on the" lyce
uin coiirse will be given oh No
vembnf 15th, TliiM promises . to
e a most splendid attraction. It
is musical and will ba giycti bv
lilies, The 'Ivceum' .wuunU'c.'
fluldren's Dy at Bessoner s.
(Crowded ont last week) ,
the Baptist snnday school atl hearkened nm
Bessemer city obsei ved . Child-7 r cld mftn
tea's Day .Sunday, night 'The od the train an
bousa was erdwdedto the -over- where wuretu
flowing with anxlons" hearers upless om of
The exercises by the children lS boarded i
were the best seleclied.i'oest preJ r Gastonla w;
pared and best 'rendered this thei way Pe
writer has ever had tbe pleasure
to enjoys Tho pieces were short
and pointed and all bad tha right
smack about thorn. "' - "K-.-;
The edftor oi tha Herald was
present and made an address On
The kitaatlOH' which i conforts
the Sunday School 'and tlie
Shurchia tha Klngar Monotaln
Baptist -Association While the
pta-vupfccp; onurcn members eni
tolled In .the Sunday Schools of
thea8soolation average . 85 per
cent of all the church members,
Mr. Pace AtAtcid t.ha. t.Vii - Ttaaa
eaier school averaged 50 per cent ?-"n
of jtechnrch members enrolled
)o-tbj S bnday ohoi. The Sun
day school making the:"bet re(
port in the Association is Grovor
with Slxtvpereentof its'Cburoh
mbers in Snndav SchooLThn
one Halting the
was 13 per cent but Mr. -Ptge
would not divulge tha name ' 6
that chool. J
- The. children's exercise's were
prepared by brethren Rol
hns Hull and others of the Bess
emer school greatly aided by
FroVC. P. Garduer- of "Kin.--Mopntmn
who is teachinij a it
ic s ' I t i- , C it
, ForaG.
r -There will b
Methodist .chu.
Saturday uiht
ofujrganiziug a
Baraca and ' Pir.l,, !
The meeting is cnV
E. .Ware of "She'u i
every . 'class- in tho
whatever denominfit
delegates. The gene.
Of .thO: North Carol,
Phllathea Convent:
East Sines r
- Too late it
' Mnse , Mart
Bright Carper'
lowfcst.score vHlerv,M
n.aipn uonu
nterj resn
Satnrdav
V-Miss t
been i
tniKt
is 1
ica vl
1 by D
nd 1 -)
CI-- n
on