The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-12
TO CONSIDER csRNEGIE's OFFER.
A Meeting to be Held in Greensboro Tonight
Election of School Teachers.

Especial to the News and Observer)
Greensboro, n. c., June 11.--There
will be a meeting tomorrow night OF the
Board of Aldermen, the managers of the
public library, the Board of Education,
the Industrial and immigration Associa- =
tion and all others interested in the ac-
ceptance of the Carnegie library PROPOSE
tion.
The City School Board met last night
and reelected the following of the old
| school corps: Superintendent, Prof
Broadhurst; Prof. w. H. Swift. prin
ciral City High School; Prof W. r.
Thomson, principal Asheboro Street
School. Teachers-Msses Annie Me-
bane, Mary Applewhite, Lizzie Lindsay,
Fannie Wallace, Mary Turner. Rosa Alb
bott, Estelle Tomlinson, Etta Stockard
Eliza Williams Cora Cox, Annie Meade
Michaux, Minnie Reid, Lee T. Blair.
Misses Vivian 5. Sbober, Elsie Wealth
erby and Mr. W. N Mebane, of the
former teachers. did not apply for posi-
tions and the vacancies caused thereby
were filled by the election of Beulah
Baghy, cf the Monroe High School,
Eunice Kirkpatrick. of the Burlington
schools. and Mr.. Lee w. Crawford of
IlutHeIIOIu COlleSe.
Miss Marguerite Cannon was elected
supervisor of music for The city schools
and her place as a regular teacher was
supplied by the election of Miss RATHER
inc Davis. OF the High Point city schools.
Misses Nettio Gregory and Lucille Harri-
son, of Greensboro. were selected as su-
pernumerary teachers.
The addition of music department to
the public school system is a distinct ad-
vance, and next year it is proposed I un-
derstand to add manual training to the
course.
The job printers arc having meeting
at Moreh cad to organize q State Printers
Association.
Mr.. T. W. Wiley, well known and
respected mechanic here, was found dead
in bed at his home in South Greensboro.
Invitations have been received here to
the marriage of Rev. R. B. John, presid-
ing elder of the Wilmington district of
the M. E. Church, to Miss Gertrude
Worth, daughter of Mr.. ]. S. Worth, of
Guilford College, at the Friends Church
there, on Wednesday, June 18th, at 4:3O
o'clock. Miss Worth is very highly ac-
| complished and has been principal of the
Wilmington High School. They will be
| at home" after August 1st at 4OS Grace
street, Wilmington.
Mr.. w. A. Fields, whose brick block
was burned some days ago, has given
out the contract for another brick build
ing, and will locate his steam laundry
| there among other industries to be car
( ried on.
Sheriff Jordan, who is constantly on the
| lookout for George Blount. the Char
| lctte negro who murdered Tom Reynolds
| IN cold blood almost at the brick yard
near here last week. heard today that
the man was seen yesterday going on the
| outskirts of Summerfield in the direc-
| tion of Mount Airy. He Immediately
sent out messengers all along the route
| TO look for him.
The new street cars crossed the rail
road crossing yesterday afternoon and
| this morning and ran up to the court
house. stopping very appropriately in
| front of the Electric Companys offices
They are handsome cars with the mod
ern chair seats, and vestibuled in ac-
cordance with the Whitaker law.