The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-28
TEACHERS WILL
HAVE big MEETING
Program Arranged for North
Carolina Assembly at
Charlotte.
WOMAN SLIPS ON BANANA PEEL
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WOMAN SLIPS ON BANANA PEEL
Mrs. Reavis sustains Fracture OF
Hip in This Manner-Charter
to Athletic Association.
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| Especial 10 me Times. Dispatch.
RALEIGH. N. c., April 27.-The COM
pleted program for the twenty-hfth
annual session of the North Carolina
Teachers Assembly is announced by
Secretary r. D. W. Conner. the assem-
bly, to be in session in Charlotte June
18th to 18th. Mayor T. S. Franklin. OF
Charlotte. will welcome the teachers,
and T. r. Foust, vice president of the
assembly. will respond. Governor Glenn
will deliver an address during the first
evening.
Wednesday evening there will be a
reception to the assembly by the Wo-
mans Club OF Charlotte. Some of the
most distinguished men to address the
assembly are Professor P. p. Claxton,
OF the University OF Tennessee, on THE
School and the State; F. G. Blair,
Superintendent of Public Instruction Of
Illinois. on The Common School,; s. A
Knapp, of the United States Depart.
ment OF Agriculture; Charles ". Kent.
Foes OF Education":O. T. Corson, editor
Chic Educational Monthly, Schools and
People Of Other Lands.
slipped on Banana Peel.
A banana peel on the sidewalk just
ldDOVc tIS MdSOHlCt IC4lAple ca uoSu wi -
NJ. A. Reavis of this city, to slip and
fall to the pavement last night, frac-.
turing her right hip in q rather COM
nlicated manner. She was removed to
the hospital this morning from her
home, In West Raleigh, her condition
being dangerous.
F. w. Morris, OF the fertilizer inspec-
ton work Of the State Department of
Agriculture, is Just in from an extend
ed trip through the trucking sections
Of Eastern Carolina, and says the Irish
potato crop. which has OF late years
come to be most important money
crop in several sections. is considerably
short of last year in acreage. but that
the growth is very good. Trucking
interests generally he regards as In
flourishing condition.
Athletic Association.
The Goldsboro Athletic Association
is chartered for the establishment Of
an athletic park for baseball and other
purposes, and for maintaining the base
ball team that is to be in the Eastern
Carolina League this season. The CAPS
:tal stock is $4,000 authorized. and $3.50
subscribed. by A. H. Edgerton, G. S.
Dewey and others.
On Thursday and Friday Of this week
the North Carolina State Convention
of the Kings Daughters will be in
annual session in this city, and on
Thursday afternoon the Woman's Club,
Of raleigh, will tender the visiting
delegates a reception at the club
building. In connection with this re-
certion. Mrs. Chas. E. Burton, OF RICH
mond, Va, will deliver an address
FIFTY or more delegates are expected
for the convention.
The woman's branch Of the junior
order United American Mechanics
Daughters of I4iberty-will assemble e, IN
State councilin this city Tuesday: me
membership in North Carolina Is not
very large. ~
The state prohibition campaign ap-
nointments Of United States CIRCUIT
Judge j. C. Pritchard for the next Week
are: Carthage, Tuesday; iFayettevllle.
Wednesday; smithheld, THURSDAY; New.
hern, Friday; Jacksonville, SATURDAY
Raleigh, sunday; Washington, MONDAY
and an, Rocky Mount, Monday at night
Ex- Governor Aycock spoke IN the
interest of State prohibition to-day az
Rocky Mount, and at Tarboro tonight.
"A charter was issued to-day TOR the
Atlantic Manufacturing and stave Com
nanv, Washington N. G.; capital, sSo'-
non authorized and $4,000 subscribed.