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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15

Mr.. Sanders is not magistrate at
Mccormick at presently
We have no suggestions or criti-
! cism to offer in reference to the
books of the Sheriff, Clerk of Court,
Probate Judge and Supt. of Educa
ton inasmuch as we found their
books in good shape.
! There has been no complaints from
any of the school districts of the
county and satisfaction seems to be
had in,each case. -
We wish to extend our appreciation
to the Presiding Judge and Solicitor
t. gether with the court house officers
fer their courtesies extended US dur
ing this term of court.
Respectfully submitted,
! w. D. MORRAH,
Foreman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15
BY AUTO FROM ABBEVILLE.
Take Ride of 265 Miles to Visit
Metropolis of State.
News and Courier, (Sept. 10.)

News and Courier, (Sept. 10.)
An automobile party that came a
long distance to see the interesting
sights of the City by the Sea, and
take a dip in the ocean, was composed
of Mrs. Rachel Hemphill Minshall,
her children, Fred, Rachel and Susan
Mr.. James C. Hemphill and Mr.. Got
tlob A. Neufer, Jr. All are from
Abbeville, where Mrs. Minshall is
rostmistress. They will begin the
return trip this morning, spending
the night in Columbia and arriving
in Abbeville some time tomorrow.
The party reports the roads between
Ecre and Abbeville in generally good
condition., the distance each way be-
ing approximately 265 miles.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15
PRESENTMENO OF
THE GRAND JURY

To the Honorable F. B. Gary, Pre-
siding Judge at this fall term of
'zonrt, Abbeville County, September
$. 1915.
We, the Grand Jury of Abbeville
County, S. c., have passed on all bills
81 indictment presented to US by the
Solicitor and have returned them to
sthe court. We deplore as a body the
a.nnsual number of crimes in the
county since our last court but we
:Seel that all officers have done their
Xlu1y and performed it to the best of
their ability.
Various members of our body in
~:npmittees have investigated the
>Ypuru house officers, their books.
vouchers, and records, and have alsp
listed the county farm, the Jail the
almshouse, and one of the county
chain gangs.
The committee who visited the
coNnty farm and a~lmshouse report
shat the farm is in good hands, the
crops as good as could be expected.
j.. End the affairs Of the almshouse man
{; aged in satisfactory manner
The committee who visited the Jail
reported that the building and cells
x7ere in sanitary condition and sug-
. .estion made that the prisoners be
: rot crowded more than one to bed,
y.9,or more than two the cell when the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15
A CLOGGED SYSTEM
NEEDS ATTENTION

Are you bilious, dizzy and listless?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
once seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover it acts without
gripping. Neglect of a clogged system
often leads to most serious complica-
tions. Poisonous matters and a body
poorly functioning need immediate
attention. If you wish to wake up
tomorrow morning happy in mind
and entirely satisfied, start your
treatment tonight. Csc. a bottle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15

and a recognition by the Herald Of
what these mills have done would
help to give to the world at large a
true story of what the cotton-mill in
dustry of this section has done for
the benefit of its employees.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15
Bank No. $50.
OF II e condition Of
The Bank Of Mt. Carmel

located at Mt. Carmel. S. G.. ut the close
Of business September End. 1915.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-15

Before me came j. w. Boyd, Cashier OF
the above named bank, who, being duly
sworn, says that the above and foregoing
statement is a true condition of said bank,
as shown by the books of said hank.
j. w. Boyd.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9Th day Of September, 1915.
W. T.. Miller.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
j. w. Morrah,
r. F. Morris, Directors.
S. G.. Riley,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
PrNi majnik

Bozi5. Nclika noe, Bogojavlicnjc, Ramazan
- kaj So ii prazniki Y primcri ) Prvim majcm?
So nj to prank vSch dclavccv. vcndar pa
ga praznuic ma miljonc dclavccv yseh narodov in
dclcl V ucStctih iczikih DOM %njcgova slava in
So naglaSa MCCOY pomcn. NajunivcrzalnciSi
prank vScga svcta jc prvi maj, in cas- Sc bliza,
ko bo to prank vScga t~loveStva.
kadar Sc to zgodi. bo ma zcmlji >voboda in
cnaka pravica.
Prvi mainik jc praluik manifc>taciic "a de
laN>kc p%ravicc. OScmurui dclavnik j. prva "a
htcva, Iii io tn dan izrcka zavcdui prolctariat vSe-
ga Svcta. So ic mnogo dczcl. muogo kraicy. mmo-
90 indu>trij, v katcrih ic dclavStvo uprclcno pc
dvauaiSt ur i'm Sc dalic. ter mora robotati huic
eel meme Irvine. Tudi takolvauih najnaprcd-
ncjiih d,iclah nj dc>ct ar ducyncga della rcdka
rec.
u>cm ur ma dan nj ladnji clj dclaN>tva. V
s,dauJi druIbi, ob >cdamjih razmorah jc Ia lahtc-
Va ncilmrrao yazua. Prcdolgo dclo dcgradira
tlovcka duScNno Iu tclc>no ma Stopnio Iivali. III
ltuo "a >lahi. kajtl tlo>cSko tclo nj lclczno. i'm
s. t"daj hi 81 ohrabiIo; potitka pa mu ne dovoli
nil IN normalmu uadomc>tilo ilguhljcuih sil
Pr,dolgo dclo p"mrnl prczgodcn gron.
DuScvuo mora tlaka brcz odmora, izprcmcm.
ho in oddiha Y poStcui zabavi otopiti tlovcka. ma
pravIl II mega aNtomata, in "a seasonal lzloGiti
IL vr>t aktivncga ljud>tva. Poglcjtc trumc ne
zavcdnih dclayccv, Xxi Sc pchajo "a dclom brcz Oh
zira ia pogojc, Stoieti izvcn vSakc organizaciic.
zivcti y cclh krdelih Pc najumazancjSih LUX
njah, sami vedno umazani in zanemarjcni.
Sal Jill ne zanitujcmo. Ali kdo Jill ne hi po-
miloval in kdo hi Jill bill vessel? To so duSevnc
cloveSkc RUNE, XII nimajo druzega ella kakor
vla6iti to bOrno z~ivlienjc IL dneva Y dan in kate
rim je, 6e 81 prihranijo nckoliko centov satan al
kohol edna uteha.
NJihOvega p%onizanja pa je V prvi vrsti krivO
predolgo delo, Xxi jih niece zveGer %utrujenc ma nil
hova n%esnazna lezista in jih zjutrai nespo6itc
zbica IL Slame.
In niihoyo predolgo delo ie krivo bede tiso-
terih drugih, ki ne dobe zasluzka zaradi preveli-
kcga garania zapoSlcnih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

praznujc vprito najbcsncjScga klanja, dom ME
GOV protest kakor grom.
TiStim, Xxi so miNlili, da jc modcrna civiliza-
cJa tudi ma kapitaIizcm in ma vladajoGc zastop.
nike druzbc vplivala 5 svojimi ublazujocimi sila-
ml, j. Pokalala krvava vojna, Ola SO nauki in be-
Ncdc, da jc VISA filozofija brczmocna, kadar trGi-
10 naSprotnl matcriali>tiGni interest drugi OBJ dru-
- in raZnctijo poZar.
Scdanja vojna j. StraSno potrdilo socialistiG
ne trditvc. da SO taxi Spopadi vcdno mogoGi. do
kIcr obs'oja SiStcm kapitaliNna in da Jill ne pre-
prcti nobcm p%acifizcm, nobrna morala in nobcna
mirpvua palaca.
Mir med narodi Sc more u>tanoviti lie tedai,
'c i%z"ncio na>protja, Xxi povzroGaio yojnc, ma
i'rlaIi>iicna naSprotja, Iii So y kapitaliStitni druz-
hl nrlzoglhna. Lee uStanoyitcv mcdnarodnc Soci-
aINticnc druzbc I goSpodar>ko in politiGmo cna-
kopravmoStjo primcSc >vctu mir.
Iato Il obliubuiemo lctos ma dclavskega
praznika dan, da bono podvojili svojc napore in
rapeh vsc moti Y agitaciii in Y dclu "a organi-
|aclJo. IA pomnoIitcv socialistiGnc vojskc do ii.
stcga Stcvila, XII bo mocno dovolj. da premaga
vojSko kapitalizma.
Prvi majnik pa ina lctos in vsako lcto po-
s"b"n, vcGli in globokcjSi pomen.
\obcna offciclna sila, nobcna cerkev. nobe-
ma drlava "a nj dckrctirala in potrdIla. Proti
'Iadajoccmu Svctu 81 ga jc dclavstvo doloGiio,
profit goSpodujoGim SLAM ga praznuie.
PrNI maJuik iIraIa NOI.JO D~ELAVSKEGA
RNZREDA
DclavStvo nj wee topa masa, XII 10 morejo 60
>podarii roniti kakor p~astirji svoje Grede $ pas
10 .omotjo.
Mi hotcmo zato praznujemo: To ie glo-
hoka Idcja prvcea maja. In ia zbujcna VOLTA ,e
~naJholjSi lalog bodo6c image.
kadar So prcdramijo tiSti, XII danes sc spe,
kadar izginc topa vdanost IL vsch GlovcSkih src,
kadar 81 ldruzi VOLTA miljonov Y cnotno voljo
razreda, ,akrat bo dclavska moe neprcmagljiva
Takrat zaplapola mad vSem svetom ena zastava.
/adonl cua peScm; takrat bono praznovali
IMAGE IN SVOBODE MAI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

Driava New York 81 ponaSa. da ic nckako
naJmodcrncjSa y Amcriki. Njena vzhodna lcga i'm
velikanSki pomorski promet ncwyorSkc luke zlasti
z Evropo j dale res raznovrstne velike ugodno-
SIT, Xxi je omogotaio. da hi takorekoG IL prvc roke
lahko s~prcjemala, kar ic dobrega Y Evropi. Kljub
sedanji meSarSki blaznosti hi Sc namrcG Amcrika
lahko Sc marsikai naucila cd stare Europe.
Toda &C. bi imci Soditi kulturo Zcdinicnih
drzav pc zakonodaini viSini drzavc New York, hi
dobili zelo zalostno sliko. Iadnic dcjamje njcne-
"a sonata jc hilo tako brutaluo. da hi Sc GA morals
gospodic zakonodaici naravnoSt sramovati. &c ne
hi kapitalizem ; svojim intcresnim cgoizmom "a
trial vsak cut Sramclliivosti.
kakor Smo Re zadnjit porojali. !, senat dr.
zavc y" York odobril zakonsko prcdlogo. XII do
v%oljujc Y tovarnah dvanaj>turmo dnevno dclo -
tudi IA IcnSkc in otrokc.
.Nmcrika jc Ma gla>u, da uziva zcna tukai
vctjc SpoStovanjc in vctjc pravicc kakor pov>od
drugod Pc Svetu. Clovck mora zclo povrSno sodi,i.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

>oluciJah zapiSana Zahtcva SploSne i'm cnakc Vo-
Lime pravlc". Takrat jc bilo dc~lavStvo Sc V mno-
9Th dczcIah p%oliticno brczprayno.
cd tcga casa jc izvojcval socIalizcm nckate-
ne image. HI ne bi bile brcz NIGGA nikdar mogoce.
huNkI alNolutm car. cigar iron Stoji globoko
y krvi in jc v~Scokrog obdan od vislic. Sc ic mo-
nal ukloniti dclavSki rcvoluciii in podpisati kon-
~S,itucijo Il yolilno pravico.
NazadniaSka AvStrija. Iii Sc oct dayninc sma-
ira "a Jl naprcdka Y Evropi. jc lcta 1908. wire
pctala vprito clcmcutarnc imsurrkciic socialistiG-
mega dclavNtva: iNti Gaut>ch. Iii ic mcscca avgu-
sta NIovcSno trdll. da ne ho Y Avstriu nikoli sploS-
ne IN clakr volllnc pravicc. jo jc mcscca novcm-
bra sam uarovcdal in mc>cca fcbruaria prcdIo-
I'll p|arlamcntu.
PortugalSka monarhija jc padla krona ic
l%"Iozcna y muzcj i'm Y r|cpubliki Sc bojujc portu-
salNko IJudStvo n move pravicc.
\ajvctjc prcScncccnjc j. doziycl svct. ko je
morala Y dclcli kite, znamcnja uajtrdovratncjSc
r'akclJc. mandzur>ka duaNlija oditi V pokoi in
Jc bila razglaScua kitajska rrpublika. Social
lcm J" hll motor, Iii j. gonil ,udi kitajsko rcvo-
lrcljo, IN &c tudi tam s. MISC Descent vsi demo
kratIcm idcall. j. vcudar r%cpuhlika ''ncbeSki
drIavl' mog"ccn lalog ncvzdrzncga naprcdka.
Ncndar pa j. lahtcya |politicnih pravic Sc
Games tako aHtaalna kakor rakrat. ko lie DELAY
>tNo prvit praznovalo svoj prvi maj Sc so 20
>Nctu dclcl", V katcrih j. volilua pralica zyijaGno
/NcrIcua. s. j. ma >totiSocc olraSIh Iensk. IN
katcrc yclja gcSlo v politiki. kakor "a j., razgla-
NIa ccrkcy Muller taccat in ccclcSia zcna mai
molti y ccrkvi.
- latra ccnzura svobodo tiSka. hiuavsku
m"rala niece zmau>tvcno in umctuiSko Svobodo Y
'n kos L odurn" pornografilo. ljudstvu Sc ovira
>Nohoda govora. |lyijacui Si>tcmi patijo pravo
ljud>ko ,oIjo phi volityah, parliament so trdnja-
y" kapitaIizma.
- -. holul,Iut. III. polftlt. ,Ir,Ir.. :. mn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
k rneni
priti!

rIla. Scdanje kombinacLjc wise vsc V zraku, zakaj
doslcj hi izkuSnic, Xxi bi Jill. mogla potrditi.
I'm miSlijo, da DO Europa VISA obubozana in
bcdo ljudjc trumoma bczali IL domovin, scvcda
vctlnoma V Amcriko. Drug pa mcnijo, da bo Ev-
ropa Sc boil tutila izgubo judi kakOr izgubo ma
t'rlJaInIh vrcdnoSti in Sc DO cato trudila, da oh
drIi >vojc prcbivalStvo donna.
Gotovo j, da DO Skoda. XII jo povzroci vojna.
ogromna. Sal ic zc scdai ogromna. &c bo traialo
klanjc Sc nckoliko mcscccv, DO Sc vcc "uniGcnia.
\Sc' KAY Sc scdaJ porusi, potcpta, razstrcli, pozgc.
50 pa nikdar niti deloma ne popravi in ne nado.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

'ntcrc>c knpital>loy. In edna pomoG roper to hi
hiIo tako lakonodaj~lvo, Xxi hi zastopalo intcrese
drlav>tNa
NoWyorSki lakon j. Skandalozcn, toda posre-
dn" koriSt"n. Mar>ikatcrcmu dclavcu bo napo-
Sled vcudar pomagal do spoznania, da so zakoni
noe, HI lahko p~oSpcSujc dclavSki naprcdek. pa
"a 'udi lahko ovira. in "a ovira. &c izdclujcio "a
E"n" dclavSki na>protniki, poSpcScvala pa hi ga,
"a hI bIIa zak"nodaina Sila Y rokah dclavstva.
DVanajS, mr. zakoni,o dovoljcncga della V kul-
'urnrm dvaJSctcm >tolclju y naprcdni Amcriki -
IL" D. dobor nank. PoNcbno dobcr >cdaj, ko ie "a
eel" IudNtvo V Icdinjcnih drzavah zopct nckako
r"gan>ko vcrjcti y ropublitanSko stranko. Da jih
=" d"moklaiIIcm pu>til ma ccdilu. to tutiio masc:
''Sa imaio pri5akovati od rcpubliGanstva. Jim ka-
/'l" >'natorii Y Albany. NapoSled morajo vcndar
'"/rW'tI. da :" nc >mcio zanaSati ne ma demo.
I~ratl'no. n" ma rcpublitanNko vaho, tcmvcG lie
Sami naSc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
PuStite
male
kaksen DO bodoci rod V Evropio

kaksen DO bodoci rod Y Evropio
; strahom vpraSuJcjo tako sociology, XII Sc
bojc najhujsih poslcdic od Scdanjc voinc. pobiia.
joGc, izcrpavajotc in pohabliaiocc naisposobnciS c
moStvo yclikih, V vojno zaplctcnih drzav.
Me MANI cpravlccno nj vpraSanjc: kakScn
DO bodoci rod V Amcriki?
Kljub vscm rcakcijonarnim ukrcpom. 5 ka.
tcrimi hi svobodnjaSki nazadniaki radi omeiili
prisclieyanjc, imaio Zcdinienc drzavc prcmalo
ljudstva i'll imigracija jc zanjc zclo vazcn faktor.
Kako DO 4 naseljcvanicm pc voini, ic So odprto
vpraSanjc, ma katcro DO Sclc bodoGnost odpovo-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Jackson County.

North Carolina, Jackson County.
BY virtue Of the power Of sale
contained III a deed III trust execut-
ed by j. E. Buchanan and wife
Darkie Buchanan to W. R. Sheriff..
Trustee, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1914, and registered in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds for
Jackson county on the End day of
December, 1914, in Book "a of deeds,
on page 1856 ct seq, and default
having been made in the payment
! of the debt therein secured, and the
power of sale therein contained
having become operative, and R. ,.
Cowan, the beneficiary of said deed
OF trust having requested and de-
manded the said trustee therein to
foreclose said deed in trust and COL
lect the debt therein secured,
Now, therefore, l, w. R. Sheriff.
Trustee. will, on the 5th day of July
1915, at one o'clock P. M. at thu
court house door in said county
sell at public auction to the hiehes
bidder for cash the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
In Jackson County, adjoining tn
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04

runs thence North 26 degrees
,66 poles to black oak on
top of said ridge; thence North So
East, 20 poles to a stake, Bryson'a
corner, on bank of tie road; The
with said road to little branch
crossing said road; thence South
So degrees West, crossing the creek
to a stake in j. T. Queens line;
thence with said j. T. Queens line
down the creek to a branch, Queens
corner; thence up a small bra nch
to the railroad thence with the
railroad to a white walnut on the
Southwest side of SCOTS Creek
near second trestle; thence North
s degrees West, 81 poles to the Be-
ginning, containing SO acres, as
said mortgage particularly describ-
ed.
This the End day Of June, 1915
W. L. Henson,
Clerk Superior Court.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04

health departments of several of
the Wide-aWake counties whereby
the people are to be given an oppor
tunity to become immune to ty-
p.loid, free Of o..acse, that North
Cardinals rate may soon be somo-
what reduced. But sanitation which
includes abolishing open back clor-
cts, and fly prevention, must play
an active and important role before
there will be any appreciate differ
ence.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04

lands O. Arthur Allen and others
and bounded as follows: Beginning
on a blackjack, Arthur Aliens
south east corner, and runs an east
; i;:ec 81 Inns
south boundary line to a stake on
the side of a hill; thence an east di-
rection to the top of the ridge east
of J. E. Buchanan's house; thence a
westerly direction running a
straight line to a dogwood on the
west bank OF the road near the first
branch below the ford of the creek;
thence westerly direction to a
white oak on the bank of the road:
thence conditional line running a
northerly direction passing a bunch
of black oaks to stake in the big
held; thence a westerly direction
with the height Of the ridge to Ar
thur Allen S sourWood corner; thence
a southerly direction with Arthur
Aliens lire to Warren McMahan's
stake corner 1T the creek; thence an
easterdly direction with said Nc
Mahans said line to a stake on the
south bank Of the road; thence with
the said MaMahan's line souther-
ly direction to Arthur Aliens line;
thence with Aliens line to the be-
ginning, containing go acres more
or less.
The said sale will be made to
satisfy the debt secured in said
deed IN trust with the interest
thereon and costs.
This the End day of June, 1915
w. R. SHERRILL, Trustee
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04
IS TYPHOID GOING?

Typhoid is going" declared all
ont;mistic health journal recently.
at is on the way to become a rel
atively rare disease in many parts
Of the United States"
This paper bases its prophecy on
tho fact that twenty-four of our
HARDEST cities had death rate from
tvphoid under 10 per 100000 popu-
,ation in 1914 against nineteen cities
in 1913. This low death rate ap-
niles to one-fourth of the country S
popnlation and at the same time
shows what is possible in the re-
duction of the rate as we'll as IN the
elimination of the disease. Cam
bridge, Bridgeport, Worcester ana
Seattle maintained rate under ..
These large cities throughout the
country, who have so admirably re-
duced their rates from typhoid, did
so firsr, by maintaining public
water supply free from typhoid bac-
terra: second. by the increased prac-
tjce Of pasteurizins milk, and third,
nv preventing typhoid through the
use of anti-typhoid vaccine. Their
methods are nothing spectacular or
unusual, but are the rational and
practical means of fighting typhoid
and for preserving health from
many other points of view
The above encouraging note, how
ever, becomes discord when ap
piled to the passing of typhoid I
North Carolina, especially in he
several largest towns. Instead Q
a rate of 10, or even 17.9. the aver
age rate in the United States, pc
100000, she had last year the lam
entably high rate of SAT-. Thi
would hold out disparaeement
the most optimistic health Worke
and sanitarian we're it not for tn
fact that statistics are showing
Gradual decline in her death raj
from this disease.
Is is believed that with the effor
that are now being made by II
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04
NOTICE.

BY VIRTUE of the authority in
me vested by statute and by virtue
Of certain mortgage of recogniz-
ance made on the nth day of Oct
ODER, 1912, by j. K. Mills and wife.
Martha Mills, to the State of North
Carolina, in the sum of 100000,
which mortgage is registered in the
Registers office in Deed Book 66
page SIT, which mortgage is condi-
toned for the appearance of
CLAUDE DlLLS at February term,
1913, OF the Superior Court of Jack
son County, end is conditioned that
If default to so appear shall be
made by the said CLAUDE DILLS,
then and i'll that case the under
signed is fully authorized to sell
the lands in said mortgage describ-
ed to satisfy such default, and the
said CLAUDE DILLS having failed
to appear according to his said rec
ognizance and judgement thereon
having been duly entered for the
sum of $4,000 and there being
now due the sum of $4,000. and
interest and costs, l will on the
first Monday, at twelve o'clock M.
tire same being the 5th day of July
1915, expose for sale and sell al
public cutlery, at the Court Hous
door in the town of Sylvia, to tn
highest bidder for cash, to satisf,
said debt, interest and costs, tn,
following described tract of land:
s BEGINNING on a white oak O
e the top of Judacullah ridge, an,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04
BREvARD INSTITUTE.

Honors awarded at commence
ment 1915.
highest Average Department
Grade for the year Miss Fannie
bame, Salisbury, N. C.
highest Average Scholarship Miss
Marie Hamrick. Ellensboro. N. C.
Second Highest Scholarship Miss
Ava Queen, Wolf Mountain, N. G..
Douglas, Rusk, N. C. and Miss
Ruth Gardner of Brevard.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04
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In Voice to Miss Mabel We'll For
est City N. c. and Miss Mabel Baber
Of Belwood, n. C.
In nnm@stic Art, Miss Ethel
Le~the@ 'VayG~ ~, n
Miss Carrie .Yasson, Statesv;lIe N
G., Miss Me- Buchanan BreyarI
Miss Fannie Bame, salisbury. \.
c. Miss Willie Mae Baber, Bla,ts-
burg 5. C., Miss Emma Sear:ay,
brevard. and Miss Seva Nc all
Etowah, N. C.
In Housekeeping Miss Pauline
Curtis, Gambler, N. G., Miss file
Mathews. Agra, N. C, Miss Ava
Queen, Wolf Mountain N. C.
In the Commercial Departm 4nt.
Miss Ola Callahan, Henrietta, NC
MIR AVant NcGraw. Gaffney, s. c.
third Highest Scholarship ifs
Fora Cox, Concord n. q
IN THE PRIMARY DEPARTu INT
THE SCHOLARSHIP H0N92S
were AWARDED 10 Amelia GaIloy4v
Doris Peek, an Lloyd Alliso IF
BreVard.
Music Honors in Piano { D
Mr.. Roy Holland, Forest CITY. iii C
Miss Haze Albert, Pis6ah
! N. T., Miss Rosa Belle Bonkemsys
Ashboro N. c. and Miss Lille COL
Inns, Penrose, N. C.
In Debate, Mr.. Charles Niel3Is.
brevard, Mr.. Frank billiard, lake
, loxaway. NJ c., and Mr.. A tin
OKelly, Gambler. N. C.
In Defamation. Miss Linda ard
Llncolnton, N. C.
In Composition Miss Alva @ zen.
Wolf Mountain, N. C.
/ LII Atnletlcs, Lanier Girls B.lSk-
ct Ball Team.
Adelphlan Tennis Team.
Lanler Boys Basket Ball Team.
Lanier Baseball Team.
society with highest average de-
pertinent grade, Adelphian.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-04

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PRETTY WIDOW

House. Should Mr.. Wilson eventu-
aily decide to be married there it
would be the third wedding in the
Mansion under his administration.
Inc first was between Jesse Woodrow
A;Ison and Francis 3. Sayre, and the
econd between Secretary McAdoo
nd Miss Eleanor Wilson.
the announcement Of the engage
nert was regarded generally as a
'crerunner of an interesting social
Stason for Washington, with the
lew first lady of the LAM at the
head of the receiving lire at official
receptions. The wedding. it is un-
lerstood, will take place before the
;.st of the series of State receptions
lrd dinners is held.
Mrs. Gait was present at the first
social affair participated in by the
President and Miss Margaret Wilson
=: more than year. 1t was tea
given by Miss Wilson to neighbors in
tie artist colony at Cornish, N. H.
Often Together.
Since the return of the President
to Washington he and Mrs Galt have
,pert many evenings together, some.
times at the White House and often
at her home. Last week Mrs Gait
occupied prominent seat in the
Presidents reviewing stand at the
u. A. R. parade. She was with her
m,'ther in the midst of a circle of
the Presidents friends and with Cabi-
net members. Some Of the Presidents
friends who may have had an inkling
OF to-day's announcement were gath.
cred about Mrs. Gait in animated
conversation.
The President was in a happy
mood tonight. The satisfac ctory set
tlement of the Arabic case and the
dlsn osition of many other important
queustions pending, together with the
announcement of his engagement,
had buoyed his spirits. He will 60
to Philadelphia Saturday 10 attend
rhc worlds series. and it is likely that
Mrs. Gait, together with Miss Bones
and other members IF the Presidents
family will be in the party.