The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-09
PORTRAITS OF GOVERNORS
City of Greensboro Receives
RepIicaS of GuiIford's Con-
tr|bution To The Chair of
Chief Executive of the State.
Banner of Tyler Campaign
Is Displayed
Especial TO The News and Observer

Greensboro. June 7-Saturday's scs-
sions of the North Carolina Christian
Endeavor Union were featured by the
address this evening by Karl Lehman,
interstate field secretary, of Boston,
whose subject was "EniciencE." The
speaker handled his subject very ably
and interestingly. He was heard by
a large audience. Special music was
rendered by 4 large chorus. The de
VctiOral exercises of the evening were
conducted by Rev. K. NJ. Andrews.
pastor Of the Methods Protestant
church. All sessions of the convention
are held in the Friends church.
The quiet hours exercises this
morning were conducted by Rev. II. L.
Rountree, pastor OF the First Christian
church. This was followed by 4 busi-
ness session, at which reports Of Off
GERS and secretaries We're submitted.
These showed progress and increase
in numbers. At Il o'clock, Capt. j. l..
Russell, Of Lumberton, spoke on FL
fcient Christian Endeavor business
Methods" Rev. Melton Clark. OF the
First Presbyterian church, Green's
boro, spoke on The Work of he
Church of Tomorrow"
This afternoons Ccrvice OF prayer
and praise was conducted by Rev.
Shuford> Peeler, of he First Reform
ed church. The address Of the af-
%ternoon was made by Rev. Lewis Nc
Fariand, Of High Point, on 'Christian
E,naeavOr as an Evslgelizing Agency"
This was followed by he election Of
officers.
Portraits Of Guilford Governors.
In the public library Yesterday even
ing, interesting exercises were held in
connection with the presentation to
the city Of portraits of four Guilford
county citizens, three men who have
been Governors Of North Carolina.
quartet composed Of Mrs. Fred Spar
ger, Miss Helen Foster, Edgar Clapp
and Karl J. A. Lung. e. p. Wharton
presided and DR.. c. ". Byrd offered
the prayer.
h presentation Of the portrait of
Julius \ Gray was by Hon. A. m.
Scales and was unveiled by Miss Tu-
genia Grey Heck.
Col. anne I. Morehead presented
the portrait of Governor Worth n
it was unveiled by Miss Evelyn Worth
jackson.
The portrait Of Governor Morehead
vas presented BY Eugene Morehead
Wyllie, a relative.
The presentation Of the portrait OF
Governor Scales was by Prof. ". G.
Smith, of the State Normal and IN
dustrial College, and it was unveiled
y by Misses Kate and Fannie Wyllie.
The speeches of acceptance were
DV Mr.. l.. /. WhartOn, or the library
= trustees and Mayor I. ]. Murphy fol
: the city.
| Old Banner Is shown.
Three banners owned by the Gull
ford county historical association were
displayed in the hall, which were car.
ried by the GuiIford COUNTY "Tippe-
q canoe and Tyler Too" club n the l84(
campaign, when John Motley More
head was elected governor. The por'
trait of Governor Morehead present
ed this evening. was painted by Mis-:
If emma Whitfield, OF Richmond, Nir
ginia.
n Education Head Resigns.
Prof. J. a.. Matheson, who has TO,
q seven years been at the head Of tn
4 department Of education. has re
Z signed and viii engage in the rea
y estate and insurance business. MI
MatfeSon was given a cave of alb
sence last year on ccoun Of poo
= health. While he has almost com
pletely recovered re felt he had bette
n change his work for a while and VII
not take up the work Of teaching
again until he has had a rest He
man of splendid attachments ant
= ability, and Will no doubt do we'll il
IA business.