The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

had the great privilege Of workiny
with the great army of earnest and
enthusiastic committeeman and teach
erS.
Prof. Judd warYnly praised the
teachers for their loyalty and devo-
ton to their work and to him. They
had worked overtime and on small
pay. They had worked after school
hours and at night to interest their
communities and raise money TO sup
plement the meaEe tax funds.
Prof. Judd. continuing, said two
years ago he did not realize how pain
Jul il would he for him 10 give up the
work and leave the people he had
loved SO long. He asked the teachers
- give his successor the same loyalty
they had brought to him.
Prof. Judd then assured his fellow
workers that his heart would always
be in Wake county. that he would fol-
low each teacher in her career and
that whenever his services were
needed he would always be ready To
go TO them and render any aid he
could To them personally. or 10 he
schools OF Wake
Luncheon Was a Feature.
There are 100 white teacher in the
county and Il large number NJ them
were present at the meeting yester-
day. 4 feature Was a luncheon given
to the teachers by superintendent
Juuc iUu Which Vas prepared ana
served under the direction Of Miss
Bessie Pryor domestic science teacher
at the Cary High and Farm Life
school.
After the opening exercises, sec
ton meetings We're held. The pri-
mary teachers met with Miss Rose
kee, one Of the primary school super
visitors of the county; the teachers Of
the one-teacher schools with Miss
Annie $. Workman. primary schools
supervisor. the teams of the grammar
grade with Air. Hal Hayes: the teach
ers Of the high schools. who usually
meet with superintendent Judd. Wis
tied the other departments.
The teachers discussed practical
problems III their work and all felt
that the meeting was productive OF
great good.
The betterment meeting, which fol.
) lowed the section meetings, was pre-
sided over by Miss Edith Register, as
r sistant superintendent of county
schools. It was at his meeting that
the teachers gave expression to their
appreciation Of Superintendent Judd
When Mr.. Moser made his motion
= Miss Royster surrendered the chair
- to Prof. NJ. Z. Dry. of the Cary high
: school.
= Among those who expressed them
y selves were Mr.. d. w. Maddox. o
; Wendell: Mr.. J. II Spauldins, of Lees
Vile, MISS Lula La rence, OF SANDY
Plains; Mr.. w. d. Ray, of New Light
Miss Minnie Franklin, of Little River
Mr.. NJ b. Dry, of Cary; Miss Ros
IS Zee, OF Raleigh; Mr.. Y &. Ray, o
h Barton's Greek, and Mr.. T. Ivey, o
d Cary.
l. County Commencement Plans.
:. Prof. Judd announced that III
county schools commencement Woul
$ be held on April 8. He also al
y nounced the following committees
On examination: Seventh grade III
V pills. 6. Lockhart, principal Of III
I. Apex school; NJ. B. Dry, principal {
he the Cary High and Farm Life Schoo
y, d. W. Maddox, principal Of the Wer
ty dell graded school,; Mrs. r. j.. Shea
IN on, principal Of the Enterprise schoo
or Miss Celeste Henkell, principal Of tf
Forestville school; J. =. Pearson, priI
cipal of the Holly Springs high schot
re On exhibits: Miss Rose Kee. pl
d: mary SUPERVISOR; Miss Annie WOrl
G.. man, primary supervisor; Miss Erie,
~ NueSe, domestic science teacher
he Wakelon High and Farm Life schoc
Miss Emily Walker, principal Of Il
ir Mt. Pleasant school.
- On prizes: VI. L.. Wright, Drincip
Of the Fuquay Springs graded scnot
Miss Mabel Evans, Of the Wakel
high school; Miss Bessie Lane, Of \
Moriah school.
Mr.. Z. II. Moser, of the Zebul
school, chief marshal.
The township marShatS will be {
~ pointed by Mr.. MOser at an early "a
rs, ~
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