Hickory daily record., 1922-05-17
Rutherford College

Rutherford College May H. =,
What is said bv many to the great "
est commencement in the history OF y
this college has passed, and the stu
dents and most of the faculty nave "
left for vacation. The ten graduates c
in the college department will most v
of them go to colleges OF higher S
grade, and some to the various vo- c
cations while mosc of those complet- i
ing the hign school work will return
here for further studies. Medals Tor Il
highest, and second highest grade
work in the high school department
were awarded to Samuel H. Latham
and Ivon l.. Roberts.
Owing to the absence Of so many
cf the trustees but little business
was transacted. 1t is understood
that the faculty will remain practlc-
ally the same. Professor Hauss Will
90 to Trinity for higher training,
Professor Johnston has gone by way
of home and on to the Chicago UNI
versity to spend the vacation for re-
search in science. Professor Weaver
has gone to Florida at the invitation
of Dr.. Gray of the Columbia univer-
sitv to spend the summer there
while professor Bennette will, in ad-
ditior to his home duties, teach
business course in Morganton, MI;
,E. J. Johnston has been employed
: to look after the buildings and cam
pus during the vacation, with special
instruction to keep the buildings
> locked, when not in use. and is M
powered to police the grounds. Work
: will begin at once on the club dorml-
tory to put it in good shape for use
!, The dining room for, Camp Free IS
: rapidly going up under the dlrec-
7 ton OF Mr.. D. H. Aiken.
Miss Nora Tomlinson of Moores-
-. vile was a pleasant visitor with her
sister Mrs R. M. Stafford at Miss
). Chapman's on East street
+ Mothers Day was becomingy eel
' ebrated here in the Sunday school
= and very impressive sermon on the
subject was preached by Rev >. M
Z (, Terrin. e , ,oa ao;n,
: scme valuable work recently, ant
President Hinshaw is opening W
-. several streets on his real estate il
S the south west part of town, Wner'
4 choice building lots will be for sail
ID at reasonable prices.
= Mr.. C. J. Winslow will run tn
N steam laudry during the summe
w for the accommodation of the publ
~ Only the pressing machine will o
-, taken to Blowing Rock. This will b
- good news to a good many who ha
~ learned to patronize the laundry. .
~ The Bracket brothers will renal
fare for the summer and run true
. farm.
q Rev. p. L. Rayle is to assist in
ot protracted meeting at Rhodehls:
- beginning next Sunday. Rev B. t
)R Fincher is the pastor at that place.
ee Rev. H. G.. Stamey filled Mr.. =
r. liott's pulpit at Connolly Spring
st Sunday at II "a. m. and Rev. }. N
= Lowder did a like service at nj
T Harmony at 3 p. M.
= Rev. Jim Green left Friday to hol
~ a revival at Draper, where Rev.
's- w. Campbell is serving his thu
'iiy year as pastor.
ID Mr.. b. B. Whitehouse of Port
u mouth. Va, and Miss Mae Chapma
= of this place were married IN ASH
1E vile by Rev. A. II. Abernethy, pa
in tor of the Christian church of tn;
me place
ison is visiting kindred in town.
. Miss cay Cherry, is visitir
N Mrs Harley Goode.
,ne Mrs. John Jones of Spencer
an spending while with her mother
by Professor A. L. Fevre left la
me Friday for Jonas Ridge to teach
d. the high school there. He writ
- back that he was most cordially +
IN ceived. He will only remain the
eff until high school opens here, as
c.. has been elected principal OF tf
school for another year.
- Captain NJ. I. johnson IS moVl1
0S- back to the old home here to spe
ats. his vacation.
p Elk Sheriff Lackey's wife was
welcome visitor in town last wet
- A. S. Atwater and family Of d.
ham, NJ C. visited Mr.. M. l. Fell
ster the past week
Mr. K. J. Steel and wife OF TIA
nv Valley, who have been spendl
some time at the bedside OF M
Steeps sister, Miss Ollie Glass
turned to their home Sunday. l:
glad to report that while Miss G!s
is still seriously i'll she is lmprovn
iii News items are sometimes like
III circle. there is no end to them, a
II so it is now with this scribe, SO
will close several on the file, lest
weary the editor.
the NOTICE
The CITY Council will receive Sc