Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1911-06-08

Raleigh; John 1. Eason, Stauntons.
burg; Robert S. Failley, Laurinburg;
Robert w. Greaber, Concord; Charles
McKimmon, Raleigh; Fred T. Peden,
W~ilkesboro; Joseph P. Quinerly, Crit
ton; George R.. Ross, Asheboro; James
M. Sherman, Ashe Grove, Va; James
H. Watson, Raleigh.
Seventeen Graduate at Meredith.
There were seventeen full graduates
with A. B. degree for Meredith and
a number of special diplomas we're
awarded. They follow:
A. B.. degree: Lillian May Allen,
Waynesville; Loucile Ellington Ar
thur, Morehead City; Harriet, Bon
ME Bennett, Clinton; Emily Cornelia
Boyd, Charlotte; Bealah Elaine
Copple, Monroe; Viola Pearl Howard,
Roseboro; Essie Dale Hunter, Holly
Springs; Emily Toy Hunter, Wades-
boro; Bessie Evans Lane, Clio, S. c.;
Rachael Fay Memory, Whiteville;
Lila Mary Keith, Wilmington; Ada
Maize Middleton, Warsaw; Lila May
Stone, Apex; Villa Louise Weathers,
Apex; Lillian Daniel Williams, Frank.
lin, Va.
Diploma in piano: Mrs. Sarah
Lambert Blalock, South Hill, Va;
Juliet Loving, Fayetteville; Mary
Loucile Magette, Wilson.
Diploma in voice: Alice Bayard
Newcombe, Raleigh; Margaret Au-
p11Sta Fawcotto Ro1oi0h. poco Ex,onc
Goodwin, Elizabeth City.
Diploma in art: Leonita Denmark,
Raleigh; Ruth Clair Ivey, Nashville,
Tenn.
o. B. degree: Annie Judson Thomp-
son, Kapp's H:ll.
Certificate in voice: Nellie May Lin.
coin, Greensboro.
To Protect the White Heron.
Mr.. Gilbert Pearson, of Greensboro,
and New York, secretary of the State
Audubon society, and the National
audubon society, was here in confer.
ence with former Governor Aycock,
Mr.. P. D. Gold, Jr., and DR.. R.. H,
Lewis, with regard to bird protection,
0SPCS1oA1y IL PAOtOSC1OA VI WI1IS
heron at this season. This is the
nesting season of that bird, and al
this time the aigrettes used for wo
mems hats are secured. AS there are
no state wardens in the East, Mr.
Pearson has secured a special force
to locate the heron colonies and pro
tect them. Funds for this he has OBJ
tanned by special contributions as nc
state funds are available.
Storm Results Good and Bad.
During the big storm that swep'
this section a leaf tobacco storage
house that contained $1O,O 900 worth
of tobacco, the property of E.. T. At
| kinson, at Apex. was demolished ant
almost a total loss entailed. The
Baptist church at Fuquay Springs, wa
badly damaged. Lands were badl.
: washed throughout this section. How
ever, the rain ended a long drough
: that threatened disaster to the crops
generally and rapid development o
crops generally will result.
MdQG MCONSnInS 1T d dSH IOt.
J.. Davis Bryant, of Nash county
Y was sentenced to IS months in Al
Y lanta prison for dlsti1ling. Solomon
, Cherry of Halifax county, got on
r year and a day for distilling and Jir
Jones, who was convicted Of maxim;
S some liquor for his own use by US
e ing his mas wash pot for the still
was sentenced to sixty days. He wa
brought from Chatham county. TIL
e Judge asked if the fellow had eve
sold. any .whiskey and one of tn
8 raiders replied that he had not mad
enough for his own use.
\. Seaboard to Purchase Cars.
e There has been filed for record i
Wake county an agreement by tn
Seaboard with the Baldwin LOGON,
e.. tive works whereby there are pu
le chased 10 seventy-foot vestibuled Cal
g and three seventy-foot postal car
The consideration is $349 ,290.
ID - S
Members A. & M. Faculty ReeIecte'
10 The board of trustees of the A.
te NJ. college have reelected all th
re present members of the faculty. TIL
Is was done in connection with session
held at the commencement