Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 5

be I will its the at Is pastor A of in ell- Sunday Morning, July 25, 1920. THE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL FIVE SCHOOL COMMITTEEMEN FORM ASSOCIATION Shortage of Teachers Acute; Less Than 50 Per Cent of Schools Provided For The school commissioners of For- syth county held a' meeting at the court house on Friday afternoon and arranged for an organization of their members to be known as the "Forsyth County School Committeemen Association. It is hoped that the of canization will do much to help out in the present complicated teacher situation. The purpose is to have as strong a central body as can be arranged in order that the work may facilitated to a large degree; P. Frank Hanes of Walkertown elected president, C.

O. Sprinkle of Lewisville, vice-president, and C. of Walkertown, secretary, A committee to draw up by laws and a constitution was appointed by the president. Charles Halsebeck Rural Hall, W. A.

Pegram, of Mineral Springs, C. G. Hunter, of Tobaccoville, Were named commits tee. The members agreed to meet at the call of the president. 'The chief item taken up at the meeting was the shortage of teachers, At the present time more than fifty per cent of the schools in the county are without teachers.

Worse than this, there are no applications whatsever and the board does not know where to go to get teachers. Practically all of the one and two teacher schools in the county are unprovided for. To arrange the situation a little better the piAn 18 now to have as many. consolidated schools as possible in the county. This will enable he schools to pay larger salaries and to reduce the size of the personnel.

Those parts of the county represented particularly Old Richmond, part of Vienna, Rural Hall, Walkertown. Lewisville, and South Fork discussed the matter with enthusiasm. to "Prior this time it has been exceedingly dirficult to get the people in the various townships 'interested but the present situation demands action and the citiens are beginning to wake up to their needs. OLD WAREHOUSE IS FORMALLY CLOSED Brown's Old Warehouse on Main St. Will No Longer Be Used For Marketing Leaf It has been announced that the formal closing of the Old Brown's warehouse which has been open to the trade and the public generally since 1884, will take place Monday morning.

building is located on "The a most valuable piece of property and it has not vet been decided for what purpose the building will be used in the future, The closing of this house la due directly to the fact that the congestion in that locality has become so acute that the house lost Its value DE A tobaeco warehouse, and with the construction of the new car track on Main street, directly in front of the building, will make the house an impossibility for the purpose for which it was constructed and used for the past thirty-six years. The house was constructed by the late Major Brown and W. T. Carter, who sold tobadeo there until these two pioneer tobacco men retired from business. Simpson and Bennett and later Simpson and Glenn have run the house since that time.

During the years it has been used for warehouse purposes hundreds of millions of pounds of tobacco have been Hold on its floors, and last year, with several larger houses on the market, it did a large business. Last year Simps son and Glenn completed their new house on Trade street, one of the largest and best warehouses tr the world, and they conducted both the Old and' the New Brown's. ter they will devote their time, abllity and attention to the new house, and with the improvement just now completed will be able to handle a tremendous business, A new thirtyfoot 'electric elevator has just been installed in the new house, while several other improvements, tending to make the house more convenient have been completed. As stated above, to what purpose Old Brown's warehouse will be used has not been decided. Mr.

Will Reyholds owns the building now, having purchased the stock of Simpson and elenn. The building is centrally 1o- cated in the business section and is most valuable property, facing Main and extending through Church street, with a width of about two hundred feet. COMMUNITY MEETING AT BETHANIA TUESDAY C. E. Hamilton of this city will address the big open air meeting to be conducted at Bethania Tuesday evening under the auspices of the county community service.

His lect will be "Better School Facilities for Rural Moving pictures be shown during the evening and ice cream will be served for the benetit of the playground. This is the first of a series of open air meetings which Miss Seates, county community service director, wishes to carry on through the counLy. Some prominent man will be ask: ed to speak at each meeting and If possible moving pictures will be shown and other entertainment provided. Miss Seates hopes to have the Bethania band to furnish muste for the occasion Tuesday. A large crowd in expected to attend.

NEW GARAGE WILL OPEN ON NORTH LIBERTY ST. The Ideal Motor Company will formally open handsome new garage on North Liberty street tomorrow morning This is one of the most modernly equipped garages in the city and possesses a complete repair outfit with overhead tracks and its blacksmith The company own will handle American automobiles and White trucks. Walter Matthews will be manager of the garage. Mr. Matthews experienced and capable automobile man.

TWO SERVICES TODAY AT FRIENDS' CHURCH at There will be two services the Friends Church today. The will discuss the subject "The Power of the the morning service Spirit" and The First Resurrection the evening meeting. A cordial inciention to extended public attend these services. FARMERS' PICNIC PLANS PROGRESSING FINELY Big Crowd Expected on July 30; Important Meetings of Various Committees Plans for the Farmer's plenic to be held at Mineral Springs on Friday July 30 have been practically completed and the committee 18 now busy trying to get all the farmers in the county informed of the date. Posters bearing the date and the name of the chief speaker have been placarded all over county so that every one may keep the day in mind.

It is expected that at least 5000 farmera of the county will be present. The entertainment committee has not finished altogether with its work but has a the program ready the afternoon there will be toying pictures and two bands will De on hand to furnish music, one brass band and one stringed band. Committee meetings will be held during the day and the farm women will hold a meeting in the auditorium. Refreshments will be served by the ladies of the various communities, the proceeds to be applied toward the furnishing of the new rest room which will be located in the store of the Automotive Implement Company on North Trade street. Chester H.

Gray, of Nevada, Missouri, a member of the executive board of Federal Farm Bureaus, will be the principal speaker. Mr. Gray is one of the most important agriculturalists in the country and is an expert on the subject of farm bureaus, While here he will assist in the formation of a farm bureau. Mineral Springs is located back of the county home. It is one of the most accessible places in the county and for that reason was chosen by the committee for the meeting place.

It in in the exact center. of the county and is easily accessible by automobile and buggy ELS there are good roads leading there. TRINITY COLLEGE TO HAVE FOOTBALL SEASON Methodist College Announces Schedule; No Intercollegiate Football Since 1894 After a lapse of a quarter of a century Trinity College will resume intercollegiate football this fall. It will be remembered that back in the '80'9 Trinity active part ducing football into North Carolina, 1888 Carolina Association was formed, composed of Trinity, the University of North Carolina and Wake Forest. Thanksgiving of the year Trinity and Carolina prayers "the first scientific game of football" to be played in North Carolina.

Trinity winning 16 to 0, It is interesting to note that the time of halves was forty-five minutes. For six years Trinity put teams, reaching the climax of her success Thanksgiving 1891, when by defeating Univer. sity of Virginia 30 to 0. she won the championship of the South. After the season of 1894 Trinity has not wen represented the gridiron, although class ball was carried on up through 1904.

After having played class ball for the past two years, Trinity is once more ready to take her place in the competition for football honors. The schedule for the coming season follows: Gullford College at Trinity, October 16. Emory and Henry at Trinity, October 23. Lynchburg College at Trinity, 00- tober 30. Elon College at Trinity, November: 13.

Open, November '20, Wofford College at Trinity, Thanksgiving. This light schedule Is intended only 88 an introduction, and within very few years Trinity exporta to carry a schedule which will compare favorably with that of any college in this section of the country. PREDICTS PROSPEROUS YEAR FOR FARMERS R. W. Pou, county farm demonstrator, said this morning that he had never seen such a wonderful progress in crop conditions 118 has been parent in the crops of this county in the last ten days.

The tobacco, COrn and wheat crops are all good. especdally the tobacco. Considering the high prices which tobacco is bringing on the South Carolina market, he says, that this should be one of the most prosperous years the farmers of this section have known. UNIQUE ADVERTISING CONDUCTED BY BAKERY The Federal System of bakeries 10- cated on Liberty street conducted novel and unique as well as highly successful, method of advertising the products of Its plant yesterday, The company is a new arrival in the city and to get its goods before the people advertised that anyone presenting a coupon which appeared in the daily papers at the counter would be presented with a loaf of absolutely free. The result was that the salesroom was crowded all day with people who had clipped the magic squares from the papers.

The hundreds of visitors with coupons added to the many dally patrons of the bakery gave the bakery the pect of a very busy place indeed. MID-SUMMER DANCE IS BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT Mount Airy. July. The midReaRON dance at the White Sulphur Springs hotel last night was beyond all peradventure the greatest social event of north Western North Carolina recent years. The social elite Greensboro, Winston -Salem, Burlineton.

Statesville, Wilkesboro, Elkin and cities of the States, as other well as several counties of Virginia were in attendance, and fully fifty cars of out of town visitors passed through here during the early morning hours on their homeward journey, The celebrated Davis orchestra of Washington, D. furnished the muste, coming here for this casion. pavilion nt. the Springs was gorgeous in its decoration of flowers and bunting: and it was estiprated that over two hundred couples crowded the dancing floor until the hours before day break. Hair Grown on Bald Head After being almost totally bald.

New Yorker happily found something which brought out to zuriant growth of beir of which he is so prond that Be send the information free to anyone John Brittan, Station Y. MAnY women meD hare grows tailed. Cot this out, show this in BROWN OF ALBEMARLE CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY Stanly Attorney Seeks Vacancy Made by D. B. Smith's Resignation Albemarle, July was learned here this afternoon that R.

Lane Brown, attorney of Albemarle, had announced himself as an applicant for the position of assistant district attorney for the Western North Carolina distr' to All the vacancy made by the resignation ox D. B. Smith, of Charlotte. Mr. Brown represented Stanley county in the legislature in 1911, was for some time county prosecuting attorney, was Inter judge of the county court which position he resigned to resume the active practice of law with the firm of Brown, Sikes and Brown.

His friends who are active and thusiasti1 in their support of Mr. Brown consider him well qualified for the pealtion to which he aspires and besides think that Stanly county is entitled to this consideration. Mr. Brown is well known throughout this section of the state. He la an able lawyer and it is generally thought that him application for this position will meet with favor throughout the entire district.

Spanish Metal Makers Strike Bilbo, Spain, July -Twenty-five thousand metal workers struck today demending a 110 per cent increase I in wages. Metropolitan Opera for London New York, July Metropolitun Opera Company is considering a six week's season in London next year, it was learned in musical circles made, it said, followed the usual today. proposed trip is to be This the season in New York. week in A Atlanta, at the close ot Calls Military Down Mexico City, July 24. -Orders have been issued to General Guadalupe Sanchez, chief of operations in the Vera Cruz district giving instructions that military forces limit themselves to executing the rulings of the civil authorities, and avoid abuses, SuV8 a government press bulletin tonight.

General Arnulio R. Gomez chief of operations in Tamaulipas has reported the touring of the rebel leader Manuel Larraga, pear San Jose Del Pinto. Y. W. C.

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