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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14
,hoIas Taglia, Robert Kearney.

Nicholas Taglia, Robert Kearney. | Grade II = William Crane, Mary l Falcone. Frank Gucciardi, Seraphino | Arcovio, Anthony Mangini, Joseph l Cuillo, Jennie Strigowsky, Ruth | Noyokus, Francis Schiavone, Virginia
 Alexander, Joseph Cortig.ano, John | Cortigiano, John Sherwill, Eleanor
 Shepard. Francis Wills, James Stokes
 Teresa Cuillo.
 derick Crane, Stanley Crane, Doris Schneider, Grace Viola. Albina Vir- | butts, Frank Grella, oswald Tier, Gelsomina Colella, Helen Liogaus- was.
 Grade " - Walter Adomaitis, Herbert Bunting, Francis Groody,
 Joseph .Veprauckas. Geno Viola, Daniel Vaicalonis, Catherine Augus- tino, Helen Cattana. Bertha Chesnius | Bernice Downey, Regina Ruso, An- geline Schiavone. Adella Stadalius,
 Mary Vuglas, Rose Vuglas, Eleanor
 Augustine, Geraldine Connors, Alice Daly, Fern Gauvin. Marguerite Jac- | arusso. Anna Paulauskas, Lillian To- Illus, Anna Vznikaitis, Albert Civ l itate, Ernest Garlauskas, John Kear- | ney, Telesport Kustis. Adolph Man gini, Bertha Yinkosky.
 Grade V - Gilbert Backman, John Bulgis, Fred Chepul. Edward Groody Carmine Manzini, Rosemary Me- | Grath, Eleanor Sherwill, Francis Brazilauskas, Michael Chichetti, AL i bert Cortigiano, John Downey, Louis Galullo, Alphonse Lusas, Emil Or lando, Anna Bubul, Dolores Cone, Antoinette Corozzo, Angeline Lorens,
 John Rossi Cornelius Talmont, Mar
 garet Calo, Margie Connors, Ruth Cullen, Gladys Erk, Anna Schiavone, Pauline Scursso.
 Frank Kustis, Daniel Lasky, Erasmo Lepore, Corrine Apalucci, Catherine Girkonis. Rita Kearney, Marguerite Maraflno, Nellie Ruberta, Harriet Schneider, Margaret Andria, Helen Balciunas, Sarah Cambino, Angeline Cicchetti, Evelyn Karpen, Louise Viola, Joseph Capadonno, Xavier Deleskas, John Jasulavic. Bernard Kaliss, Richard Kentra, Bronis Luk- | osevicius, Nicholas Montagano, Frank Viola.
 Grade VII - Alphonse Arnauckas Gilbert Boccaro, Norbert Krugilis, Peter Sloger, Patsy Stere. John Ar nauckas, Edward Bansleben, Albert
 Barkauskas. Edward Conlan, Joseph
 Jesulavic, Stanley Yuskas, Stanley Vitkauskas, Patsy Ariola, Peter Lem artavic, Edward Lusas. Ella Balciu- mas, Mary Marciano, Louise Stere. Grade VIII James Bubul, AL bert Bulzgis, Francis DeBlasio, Dom- chic DelPo, Everett Moeller, Leonard Salcito, Alphonse Yashenskas, Clar- ence Zorske, Anastasia Romano uskas
 Mary Snapkauskas, Helen Ulinsky, Elizabeth Wirbutis, Joseph Antonat, Steven Calo, Arnold Cicchetti. Charles Chicchetti, Henry Kaliss, James Luccia, Robert Marcinka. John Sasso, Edmund Stanis, Joseph Yinkosky, William Harty. Fannie Civitate, Anele Kasinskas, Genevieve Moraska, Louise Salcito, Philomena Veprauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14
Henry Lengieviz, William LoRusso

| Henry Lengieviz, William LoRusso, Domenic Martinelli, Paul O'Lear, | Vinto PestOne, Angelo Rubbo, Dom- enic Senzamici, Thurman Walton, 1 Edward Wisniewski, Manuela Capo- bianco, Buelah Harris, Carmela Mancini, Helen Mathews, Mary ! Ralph, Gladys Rembish, Helen Stack, Mary Vendrella, Helen Vent skowski.
 Grade 1, Room 1l--John Bacco, FrancIs Carriero, Vito Colangeio, Vincent Destefano, Rocco Donate, Jacob kOrkin, Donate Lovallo, Vim cent Mastroianni, Anthony Petruzzi, Tony tlnaldi, Joseph Spinella, John Wentshowski, James Ilrendi, Anna AlberonI, Victoria AndreusevIch, Lu- cille Bland, Grace Bovlno, Sadie Belle Cooper. Esther Gottlieb, Grace Guerra, Katherine Guerra, Lyda Hawkins, Florence KaIpin, Judith Mancini, Marguerite Martinelli, frances Palangio, Helen Pereroff, Angelina Rinaldi. Euraleece Tucker, Mary Vairo, Rose Vendrella, Doro- thy Kenyon.
 Grade 4, Room 9--John Burlenski, Sebastian DeBellis. Robert Grandell, Fred Hypsh, Wallace kinch, Joseph Kramer. Salvatore Lovallo, Domenic Mancini. Edward Meccaricllo, Frank Meccarlel!o, Carlo Dosa, Leo Stella, Agnes Adduci, Regina Antczak, Jose phine Anton, TheIma Briglia, Cath erine Colangelo, Gloria Colucci, Theresa DeIDonn, Dorothy Dews, | Mae Dzuuay. Evelyn Irving, Sarah Lanaro, Catherine Lorusso, Edith | Mathews, Sarah MaZon, Mary Rlch- mond. Beatrice Rosa, Mary Santora, Laura Swimmer, kobena Tucker. Grade ;, Hoom SB-lda Cohen, Carrie Gardener, Josephine Geno- vese, Anna GuSliotti, Laura Guerra, Lyda kalpin, Mildred Pace, Grace
 Ruby, Marie Tarrag goni, John D'Am- bris., Hilbert Goodwin, Henry Guer- ra, solomon 'Johnsky. John Lattan- zio, Can-o LoRusso, Nichola LoItus- so. Salvatore Loval,O, James Mecca, hubert Ralph, joseph Roberts. Jo- seph ltooer,s, Anthony Rosa, Leon ard Sambla, Joseph Tele#cO, Gar field Bostic, Walter Madday.
 ! Grade s, Room 4-DomenIC l lD'VerglIio, Joseph Elukavich. Nose! Ferguson, Anthony Guerra, Domenic Gugiielmi, Michael Lovalla John lO'Lcar, ~Charies Sabia, William Yer rastro. Domenic Lapore. Catherine ! Adduci, Evelyn Bartlcs, Felecia Dad dona. Viola Jones, Mary LonSo Catherine Lucian, Jane Miliic
 Martha Telesco, Beatrice Za"caS-
 nino.
 Grcde 3, Room Anna Marti
 nelli. Helen Kenyon, Marie Donate
 Helen GrandelI Michael Covello
 Nina Golding. Molly Pestone, Jerry
 Vendrel,a, Mary Hill. Garner ] Fasano. Thomas Ourio, Marie San
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14
Honor Roll at
 Barnard School
Released By the Principal Miss Elizabeth F. Devine

The honor roll and perfect attend anoe marks at Barnard school for the first semester ending December "A were released this morning by principal Elizabeth F. Devine and follow:
 Honor Students
 Grade " - Rose Ranado, Lillian Tolius, James Reilly, Henry DiDo- mizio, Dorothy Alexander, Lela liss, Addella Stadalius, Regina Russo. Edward Kationis, Helen Cattana, Walter Griffin, Bernice Downey. Cath crime Augustine, Rose Vuglas. Car mella Ariola, Antoinette Walker. Et- tore Mordenti.
 Grade V John Rossi Mary Ynzel, Michael Cichetti, Margaret Calo. Ruth Cullen. Evelyn Clement, Louis Galullo, Pauline Scursso, James Dwyer, Anna Bubul, Julia Karezna, Rose Mary McGrath, Emi- lio Orlando. Anna Moraska. Eleanor .Sherwill, Gilbert Backman, Anthony sniokis. Edward Groody, Barbara Bunting, Antoinette CaroZza, John Bulgis.
 Grade VT - Joseph Rossi, Corrine Apalucci, Frank Kustis, Marguerite Marafino, Helen Virbutis, Josephine Talmont, Angeline Collela, Bernard Kaliss, Margaret Andria, Anna Kumpikevich, Helen Balciunas, Las- cadia Romanauskas. Evelyn Karpen, Xavier Deleskas. Emily DeNapoH, Constance Zelvis, Sarah Cambfno, Mary Sarolis, Mary DeVito, Grace Solla, Angeline Cicchetti, James Don nelly.
 Grade VII - Ella Balciunas, Julia Kropa, Albert Barkauskas, Bronis Snieckus, Lena Migalti, Julia Ieron- imo, Elaine Backman. Charlotte Ben- edicts, Pauline Benedict, Jennie Campi, Franklin Gauvin, Grace Nit chell. Mary Alice Bedding, Albert Sasso, Patsy Stere.
 Grade VIII - Robert Marcinka, Anele Kasinskas, Anna Kutelis, Henry Kaliss, Charles Cicchetti, Flor ence Bardauskas. Nellie Balciunas, James Dubul, Albert Bulzgis. Lena Cattana. Domenic DelPo, Everett Moeller, Nellie Orantas, Mary Snap kauskas, Henry Van Lott. Elizabeth Wirbutis, Alphonse Yeshinskas.
 Perfect Attendance
 Grade I = Angeline DeVito, Jean Bubul, Fanny Cortigiano, Margaret Flynn, Natalie Innantorio. Florence Malio, Adele Mikenias, Isabelle Mor- rome, Augustine Viola, Joseph Cetta, Nicholas DeVito, Albinas Mankus, Tony Stere, Mildred Lepon, Edward Wedzunas, Albert Delinikaitis, Jo- seph Delinikaitis, John Grebluinas. Robert Gauvin, Robert Groody, John Karezna, Henry Luzauskas. Jerry Madeo, Joseph McGrath, Ralph Ross
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Giordano, Nicholas Kuzmick. Vim
 cenza Micalizzi. Jennie Mobilti,
 Emil Chrzanowski. Merit Koll--(85-90)-Mary Cara
 fola, Rose Larese, Angeline Tedesco, John Battistrada. Winston, Green,
 Daniel Sylvester, Anthony LanZa, COncetta Rinaldi, Raymond Cook. Grade 4. Room 14-Honor Roll - (90-10O Lewis Guerrero, Steven
 Melnick. Joseph Kusaila, Andrew Gorozko.
 Merit Roll--(S5-90)--Edi Skob-
 l.cka. Rachel Vertuli, Elizabeth Con- ceicao, John Ensero. Grade 2, Room 10-Honor Roll (90-100) Catherine Rabusko, Lu- cille Capaldo, Doris Crowder, Joseph Spinelli, Pearl Brundage. Mildr ed Sopinsky.
 Merit -,S5-90)-Helen Buss-
 low, Josephine Cahrwski. Thomas McGrath. Venuce Garafola, Gather inc Uliano.
 Grade $, Room 9-Honor Roll 0O-Joseph Longo. Merit Roll-(85-9O-Pau Bur
 Eio. Joseh Sciortino, Yolanda. Ciar!o. Grade 3, Room 7-Honor Roll (90-10D Helen Giampietro. Flea n-
 or Caterino. Alice Rosetti, Concet;a Proietti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14
SlOcum School
 Honor Roll
Released By the Principal,
 Miss Pagan

The December honor and merit rolls at Slocum school were released today Principal AnpA F. Pagan and follows:
 Grade 8. Room 2O-Honor Roll (90-10O)-Mary Narciso, EliZabet h Skoblicka, Helen Makarevitz, Amy Brundage, William Potoff.
 Merit Roll. 85-9O)-Angelina Po- lidora, Helen Karmen. Helen Hass- finger, Mary Colella.
 Grade 8, Room 19-Honor Roll, 30-1OO)--Betty Connolly, Ruth Korkin, Charles Hoebel, Victor Mucci, Milford Colby.
 Merit -(85-90)-Louise Ce- lentano, Stasia Morytko, Helen Gau- diosi. Mary Cofrancesco, Marguerite Fuller. Leo Gerard, Marie Sopinsky Concetta Garafola, Elsie Miglietta Edward Gubak, Helen Popovich Sophei Brovick, Carmella Guerrera Susie Brevetti.
 Grade 2. Room 22-Honor Roll (90-100)--Rebecca Shore, Olinlo Santopietro, Laura Orsini, Lena Pal mleri, Ruth Molin.
 Merit (S5-9c-William Wa buda, John Standard.
 Grade z. Room 21-Honor Roll (90-100)-Theresa Pawelchak. Re id'o soPdioid, vera hTdWCnuk, EQ ward Hulk.
 Merit Roll--(s5-9o)-Mary Mas trantuone, Paul Bramnick, Ovida Burton, Mary Martinelli, Lillian Ri naldi, Stella KOrbuszeski, Ralph Guiliano, Angelo Barbieri.
 Grade 6, Room 17-Honor Roll (90-1O0)-Edward Molin, Tony A:a- leone, Frank LaFreda, William AL bino. Raymond Hassinger, Lean Garafola, Josephine Gerard An toinette Cuiliano, William Boldysh Dorothy Olmstead, Dorothy Dalton Rose LaCondrata.
 Merit Roll-(s5-9O)-Mary Ro- setti, Edith Ritucci, Edward Marke- witz. Tony Serduck, William Mel nick, Clara Meoni, Frances Cohen Tony Guerrera. Sadie Silverman.
 Grade 5, Room 23-Honor Roll (9O-10O)-Louis Yavtz, Helen Lu. bak. Paul Posin. Adeline Conte Mary Guiliano, Theodore Szczapa1. ski. Rose Colella, Rocco DiLeone Statia Gwisdala.
 Merit Roll - (85-S0) - Mamie Niedzialkowski, Jane Colletti. Rose Richards, William Senewicz, Adelinc Macedo, Carmella Albino, Rose Mendillo, stella Pogorzelski, Blanctt Fcrdosci, Rhoda Korkin.
 Grade :, Room 24-Honor Roll (90-1OO-Melvira Ferretti, Laura Malanga.
 Merit Roll--(85-90) - Eliza bett Marietta, Anna Levy Margaret Co. viello, Michael Smeraglio.
 Grade 4, Room 8--Honor Roll (90-100)-Harold Hassinger, Danle Pinto, Mary Santora, Lena Vicedom ini, Benjamin DeAngelis, Domenie DiaS. Frances Faraci.
 Merit Roll-(85-9O)-Ros Scar detta, Andrew Rozum, Edward Wa. s,lewski, Croce Amerano.
 Grade T. Room 13-Honor Roll (90-1O0)-Tessie Geletka, Lou,se
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14
Sprague School
 Honor Roll
Released By the Principal,
 Mrs Jennie G. Phillips

Principal Jennie c. Phillips of Sprague school released this morn ing the December honor roll which appears below.
 Grade 8-Miss Congdon. Eleanor Stevens 94y Eleanor Brenneis 93; Richard Dunbar 9T: Anne Stevens 91; Morris Dodson 90; Walter Dwy 90. f Ya ,.r
 Grade s-Miss Butler. Christine Finn 96; Betty Wilson 95; Charles Viall 94: James Macdonald 93; Stanley Hanson 92; George Peircey 91; Jane Truelove 90; William War rem 90. k3s
 Grade 7--Miss Monroe. Robert Mead 96; Lorraine Patton 95; Doris Maxwell 95: Kathryn Fleming 95; Alfred Gulliver sS; Dorothy Ryan 92; Ruth Mulligan 91; Henry See back 8S: Frank Roy 88; Nancy Calli S6; Betty Hotten s5; Mary Medina 85; Florence Walcott 85.
 Grade Miss George. Shirley Gibson 96; Doris TrueIove 94: George Wright 93; Anna Buckley 90; Ronald Burns S9; Ellen Bowes S9; Victor Gniazdowski 89; Vir- ginia Bailey 89; June Niven 89: George Clark 88; Joseph Mulligan 88; Adeline Signori S7; Lawrence Krieg 87; Thomas Bell 86; Loretta Watson S6; Raymond German 85.
 Grade 6-Miss Cronan. John Johnson 95; Louise Gulliver 95; Ag- nes William 89; Mary Mahoney 89; Robert Brown S9; John Conlan S8; Freida Francis S7; Lois Chauvell S7; Hazel Book SC; Manuelita Rod rigueZ SC; Kenneth Waters SC; Lil- Han Manton 85.
 Grade 6-Miss Carroll. Donald Donahue 93; John Wodoloski 92; Antoinette Waters 90; Robert Pow ell 90; Katherine Brennies 90; Eleanor Franks 90; Helen Pocoski 8S; Howard Gagain 87; Marie Pin to 87; Robert Johnson 86; Anna An dreano 86; John Atherton 86; Doris Tucker S5; Harold Slocum S5.
 Grade 5-Miss Costello. Phyllis Anderson 93; John Schum 92; Nancy Whyles 90; Claire Keliher S9; Dorothy Lefevere S9; Frederick Stevens ST; Easther Trulli 87; John Winston ST; Lillian Delli Veneri 86; Harold Walker SC; John Clark 85 i; Aldana Yurksaitis 85.. v
 Grade 5-Miss Bannon. Wallace Dyson 91; Lorraine Downes 89; Robert Seaton 88; Eva Fontaine 88; Eleanor Zaugg 85.
 Grade Miss Shanahan, Edmond WiIke 93; Rosalie Mckee 90; Ed ward Finn 89; Janet Brodie 87; Claire Mulligan 87; Leona Caron ST; Ralph Gulliver SC; Eleanor Waters 85.
 Grade Miss Blodgett. Doris Hughes SC; William Lanourette 93; June Cook 89; Carolyn Dawes 88; Howard Platt 88; Lois Truelove 86; Christine Martin S5; Marjorie SeerY 85.
 Grade 3-Miss Doyle. Catherine Williams 9G; Doris Downs 96; Bar bara Cookson 95; Louise ,Leferve 94; Evelyn Ryack 92; William Bowes 91; John Mckee 91; Norman Johnson 91; Lillian Donovan 90; Marie Watson 88; Frank Castan- heira SS; Esther Petronio ST; Kath- erine Pappers 87; Edward Martin S6; Margaret Zaugg 86; Jean Ryack 85; Andrew Murphy 85.
 Grade 3-Miss Hallock. Frank Keliher 94; John Burger 93; Mar garet German 92; Thomas Conlon Y2: Rosemary Denehy 92; Constance Smith 91; Barbara Waters 91; Eleanor Pierpont 90; John Moriarty 89; Susie Andreano 87; Mary Mead 86; Danied Shea S5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14

DVirgilia, Rocco Fasano, Daniel Mancini Bruce Martone, George Walsh. Steven Zilaro. Grade l. Room 5-Raymond AL fred. Joseph Burke. Girard Covie!-
 To. Henry Flanagan. Jack Jones.
 Joseph Longo. Harvey Matthews.
 Henry Sabia. Dante Tedesco. Jane ! Accousti. Lillian Briglia, Antoinettd Cicchiella, Antoinette Colange!o
 Josephine Dante, Ida Folio, Mary Lom bardo, Naomi Tucker, Marie
 Telesco.
 Kindergarten-Angelo Dadonra, Carmine Galasso. Zigmunt Gryz- boski. Gallo Genovese. Louis Kun. ofsky, Joscph Lovelle. Bruce Lucian, , John Matthews. Anthony Ponzillo. Anthony Quirrici. Tony Rubbo, 1 Leonard Samele. Rocco Sileo. Johr.. Spinella. Robert stroud. George. Verras:ro. Albert Shea. Henry Cos; | griff. Edith Bacco, Mary Castaldt,' Dorothy Ferguson Mary Sforza :, Mary Guerrera, Irene Hunter. Cai ' ! mcla LoHusso. Catherine LoEuss". !
 Josephine LoRusso, Angela Mar : giopane. Airline Marine, Gertrude Mecca. Gloria Ruby, Doris Slorz;t. l Mary Za 'batski, Josephine Miiite. {
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-20
8 ROAD OFFICIALS
NAMED FOR COUNTY
Maintenance Districts Es-
tablished For Rowan By
District Engineer Peck.

Lewis B. Peck, Concord, state high
way district engineer, has announced
the road officials for Rowan county.
E. E. Beaver and Floyd Barger will
be in charge of the various convict
crews and will generally supervise the
road work in this county.
In addition to MI. Beaver and Mr..
Barger, Mr.. Peck named the following
six road foremen and the territory un-
der their Jurisdiction:
The six sections of Rowan county
and their approximate boundaries,
are:
Section west of highway So3, which
passes through Mt. Ulla, Bear Poplar,
Woodleaf and on to Cooleemee. C. D.
Click, of Cleveland, is foreman.
Section west of highway IS, Sails
bury to Charlotte, and west of the road
from China Grove to Mill Bridge, and
south of route S03; P. G. Edminston,
of Mt. Ulla, foreman.
Section west of highway 10 and IS
from China Grove to the Yadkin river
and extending to the China Grove
Mill Bridge road and route S03; I'M
der direction Of W. B. Hatley, of Sal
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the Southern Railroads and supervisor
|of the mechanical forces, has been at
the Spencer shops this week.
SIS
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Alternately of
China Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. Shuford
Parks and children, of Salisbury, have
returned from a visit to their uncle,
Mr. w. M. Cofey and cousin, MI, R.
A. Cofey at Lincolnton.
Illness has kept H. L. DuVal of
1905 South Fulton street confined for
the past week.
Mrs. Emily Eaton, of Charlotte and
Lincolnton, has been the guest of her
uncle, Mr.. Tom Wilkie and family,
in China Grove.
SIS
MIR. and Mrs. c. Parks Barringer,
who were married last month, have
bought the Herbert Smith home on
Wiley street and plan occupancy at an
early date.
SgS
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher and
children, of Granite Quarry, have re-
turned from a vacation spent at.
Wrightsville Beach, and Wilmington.
SIS
Mrs. Will Neaye is spending two
weeks at Black Mountain.
SIS
Interesting news come from Arnold
Snider, Jr., and Kerr Craige Ramsey
who spent last week in Paris. In Ger
many, Hungary, France, Italy and
England the visitors have been guests
for the weeks stay in each country in
private homes. They rate Hungary as
the outstanding country visited from
the standpoint of pleasure. The young
globe trotters plan to return home in
another week or two.
SIS
Miss Grille Walton has returned
from a visit to friends in the noun
tains of Ashe county.
SIS
Mrs. Ed. Phillips, who has spent the
past five weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l. Shaver, 419 East Innes
street, has returned to her home in
New Orleans. Many social courtesies
were shown Mrs. Phillips during her
visit. Among those entertaining were:
Mrs. Knox Patterson, Mrs. W. H.
Crowder, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Shaw
er, Mrs. Geo. Weant and Mrs. l.. S.
Bradshaw.
SIS
Mrs. Bellamy Smith and son, Clai-
borne, have joined Mr.. Smith in Will
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Mrs. T. Edgar johnston spent las'
week attending the quarterly boare
meeting of the State Vocational Train.
ing School located at White Lake, N
c.. Other members of the. boare
MIR. Leland Kitchen, Mr.. Luther
Hodges, and Supt. A. T. Allen of Raj.
eigh were also in attendance.
Returning from White Lake, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Edgar Johnston were join
ed by MIR. and Mrs. w. Tom Bost and
family of Raleigh in a delightful visi,
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hatch in Colds
boro. Mrs. Bost, state welfare officer,
and Mrs. Hatch are sisters of Mrs.
Johnston.
SIS
Mrs. Clyde Livingood and little
daughter, Dorothy, of Greensboro,
who have been recent visitors of Mrs.
W. M. Rowe, in Tampa, have return
ed to their home accompanied by Mrs.
Rowe. Mrs. Livingood and Mrs. Rowe
spent sometime here with their moth
er, Mrs. Huff, 4O3 East Bank street.
Later Mrs. Rowe will return to visit
Mrs. Huff until October.
SIS
Mr.. Harry Lee Fisher, expert paper
hanger and painter of this city, is now
located with a large paper hanging and
painting company in Washington, D.
c., for an indefinite time.
SIS
MIR. and Mrs. Sorrels Ballenger, 117
Circle Drive, have Mrs. H. A. Cost
ner, and H. A., Jr., of Greenville, S.
c., as guests. Mrs. Costner is Mrs. Bal
lenger's mother.
SIS
The sales force of the Greer Hard
ware Company spent Wednesday af-
ternoon at Willimore Springs attend
ing the annual barbecue given by the
Lexington Hardware Company includ-
ing their six branch stores. Those who.
attended from Salisbury were: Man
ager Leake Bernhardt, and young son,
Master Paul Leake and Master ,Clar-
ence Kluttz, Mr.. Chas. F. Reisner,
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Walter Shoaf.
SIS
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Maupin have en-
joyed a weeks trip to Connolly
Springs, N. G..
SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ketner and two
attractive children, 32S Maupin ave-
nue., have gone to visit relatives of
Mrs. Ketner in Washington, D. C.
SIS
Mr.. Chadwick, of Washington, D.
Co. assistant to- the vice president of
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SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

Pursuant to the provisions contained in a
certain mortgage trust deed, dated May 4th,
1928, recorded in Book of Mortgages No. ITO;
page 1873, executed by Harvey G. Morgan and
wife, Pearle Crook Morgan and Charity q.
Morgan, to T. F. Hudson, Trustee, which mort
gage is registered in the office Of the Register
having been made in the payment of the
amount secured by said mortgage as therein
provided, and by authority and power of sale
conferred by said mortgage, and by law pro-
vided, the undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
or bidders, for cash, at the Court House door
in Salisbury, N. c., on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1881, AT IL
O'CLOCK, NOON,
the following described real property, to-wit:
D BEGINNING at a stake, Love Park
| er's corner on Emeline Miller's1 line; thence
s; IS deg. E. 1912 chains to a stake ]; W. .
chains to a stake, ]. w. Miller's corner;
thence N. 8 deg. E. % links to a stake thence
N. SO deg. W. 1882 chains to a stake on line
of Lot No. 2; thence S. a deg. w. 1870 chains
to the BEGINNING, containing 1917 acres,
more or less.
For back title, see deed dated August IL,
1897, and recorded in Book ia, page 226, Of
flee Register of Deeds for Rowan County, N.
() BEGINNING at a stake, Charity Nor
gan's corner in Miller's line; thence S. sc
deg. E.. 1882 chains to a stake: thence S; 80
deg. W. % links to a stone, j. W. Miller's
corner thence S. IS deg. E. one chain to a
stake, Miller's corner; thence N. 5 deg. E.
4.25 chains to a stake in line of School House
Lot thence N. 81 deg. W. l chain to a stake
Miller.s corner; thence N. 12R links to 9
stake in line of School House lot corner thence
IN. 5 deg. E. 1927 chains to a stake, Mary
Reid's corner; thence N. 86R w. 11.34 chains
to a stake, Miller's corner in Mary Reid's line
thence S. 5 deg. w. 1880 chains to the BE
GINNING, containing. 15A acres, more o.
less.
Dated this August 18th, 1881.
T. F. HUDSON, Trustee
HUDSON & HUDSON, Attorneys.
= iAug O-Sept. 10
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mington. They plan to resume house
keeping at an early date. Mrs. Smith
spent the past year in Salisbury with
Mrs. Claiborne Walton, Mrs. Smiths
mother.
SIS
! Mrs. Harry Eagan and Mrs. James
Hobson are in Chapel Hill attending
the third annual Parent Teacher s. in
%stitute. Speakers on the program for
the opening days include Mrs. Ray
mond Binford, state president, Mrs.
w. W. Martin, N. c. C.. W., Green's
boro, extension worker, DR.. L. M.
Brooks, and DR.. Edith Hale Swift, of
the American Social Hygiene asso-
citation.
Mrs. ". W. Weant, state publicity
chairman of the~P. T. A. who planned
to attend the institute will be unable
to go on account of i'll health.
SIS
The foundation has been laid for
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Rob-
ertson at the country club. The Rob-
ertsons are erecting a handsome brick
home of colonial design.
The contract has been let for the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lee who
will build at the country club also.
SIS
Mrs. O. ]. Hill and infant daugh-
ter have returned home from the Sal
isbury hospital.
SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hambley and
son, Barry, spent a part of last month
visiting Mrs. Hambley's mother, Mrs
Frederick Leonard, in Indiana, return
ing BY way Of Vale Crucis where
Mrs Fambley and Barry remained un-
til this week. Mrs, Hambley is presi-
dent elect of the Salisbury Woman's
Club.
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She Packed School
Lunches So Years

Hiawatha, Kan, Aug, 19.-Mrs. D.
W. Housh for t~hirty-six years has pre-
pared lunches for her children to take
to school-12,So lunches she esti-
mates-but this year school bells''
will mean nothing tt her, for all of her
eleven children have finished school.
"My husband and l have had a child
in school every year for t~hirty-six
years." Mrs. Housh said.
During that time, Mrs. Housh said,
she packed 1880 lunches, used 5000
loaves of bread, $50 bushels of apples
and oranges and 1880 pieces of cake.
II made at least $1,000 sandwiches
and they were good, too," she said.
II suppose we'll miss the school bells,
thouph."