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TIIURSUAY, MAY 5, 19p
CLEAN UP DAYS
MAY 13 AND 14
Gold Hill Being Watched
by Prospective Buyers
NUMBER 7
REQUEST FOR RESIGNATION
CLIMAXES BOARD MEETING
Attention! Beautification
Committee M e m b e r s !
CEMENT PLANT
REOPENS MILL
Because our tow n in smalt,
A meeting o f a ll who have
and. in the past few years has
been appointed from the various
seemed Io have lost some eg its.
local organizations as members
business sssets, we sometimes
of the B e autification C o m m it,.,
hear the statement made lhat
w ill be held at the home o*
the day of the sm all tow n is
Prize. Offered for Children past, and that Gold B ill ia Removal of Principal Meisinger Asked in Petition Pre Mrs. K. E Biankenburg .Monday
evening at 8:00.
doomed along w ith o ther small
Who Help; I. City and j tow
ns.
Increase Crews to Employ
F in a l plan« fo r the w o rk w ill
pared for State Superintendent; Local Board
be laid, and member« are asked
t ills m ight be true o f towns
Highway Project
75 Men for at Least
Refuses Chance to Prevent Drastic Step
in states already Ih ir k ly settled
to come ready to o ffe r augges-
•ions.
where the- lendenry is to absorb
• 30-Day Run
the little tow ns in the more
Many flo w e r seed« v id plants
" •’ »b it l'p uinl Glenn |
Wj||
A pi litio n signed by 313 parents deuces that there was discord
w ilt be used in various phases
progressive big ones, but in
•end taxpayers, and uddressed to the ( had come under h i* ow n roof
• Hf slogan fu r n il Gold H ill next
Oregon, where lh«re is s till
o f Ihe w o rk. Some w ill be dis
Slide
.Superintendent
of
Sc
hool«,
(•.
I
“
”
d
that
as
u
parent
he
hau,
in
the
'
The Beaver P o rtla n d
Cement
I t D I \ mid Saturday in ru n n e r)io n
trib u te d w ith o u t charge to p rop
much unsettled country, and
A. H ow ard, demanding Ihe itninedi- fm“ ‘in i/.'/t.’J u'i
,d u ,y ' " l,d care-I
plant located in Gold H ill, w hich re
"•' I llie P acific llig liw il> H c iiu lifi-
many undeveloped resources,
e rty ow ners who arc w illin g td
cently received the con ra cl to fu r
assist in that small but e ffect
the little tow ns have a chance
(.ilion contest, uinl Un- usual city
M usiugei o f Ihe Gold H ill schools contacted many o f the people vital-1
ive way in adding lo the beauty
to "g ro w up" i f they w ill hut
spring cleanup.
nish cement fo r the N ational Sol
was tendered Ihe xenool hoard o f v ‘¡«’ »'rerml. As a result, he said '
o f th e ir homes along the h igh
see th e ir o p p o rtu n ity .
O u r I l f l l l r b ig fe a tu re s , , f | | „ . H,.
diers home at Hoseburg, opened its
Gold H ill D is tric t No. 57 at its i l l u ‘ c • ' " “ •*> form ed an opinion
wnl< Il had caused him to lin e up in
Our local Chamber o f Com-
w a y; others w ill be placed
• wo days will In- mi organized Tin
meeting Wednesday evening, by a opposition Io Air. M e isin g ir, and that
fin ish m ill department Monday, and,
nieree is from ti.-.ie to time
I in Brigade roniposvil o f g rin li
committee representing Hie Parent- now . w ith o u t any personal element I along the fo u r open blocks of
w
ith several other sm aller orders lo
receiving incluirles fro m people
" I" I mm high school students.
Citizens Council
Hie .......v
d is tric t i,
-- of
- ........
•W tcung, he asked the hoard, fo r the i the S. P. rig h t-o f-w a y w hich
fill, a th irty -d a y capacity run is
nfere-ted in settling in South-
are
adjacent
to
the
highw
ay
ic plan is to i-ncournge th e ir ne-
The inc eelnig
"
was attended by a fp o d
school, whose a ffa irs
planned, w hich may he extended i f
ll»e cooperation. both ¡it li».-ir own
ern Oregon, w ho are looking
through Gold H II.
ro w d v. hieh fille d
the
second !
Wr rexad.,.n in i',U' r i,,K' •« •*‘ ««uncl
orders w a rra n t.
i
the
p
rin
cip
a
l's
resignation.
• fo r good p ro p e rly inveslmenta.
•’
cs. mid along the h ighw ay from
The chairm an requests that
floor rooms of Ute Posloffice b u ild -
He also went so ta r
, to state
This has increased the num ber o f
As n concrete example of this
I I > I., Hock P oint bridge, fo r w h ic h
organizations who have not ap-
ng lo o ve rflo w in g , and threatened that he not o n ly thought that Mr
men employed to 75, in clu d in g those
we re n rin t a recent letter from
• ndd ' l i l t Is i, jx in s ild i. Pi i/ i . <d
P' inted committees, be repre-
Meisinger should be removed, hut
o cause the flo o r to collapse.
at the plant in Gold H ill, at the
a C a lifo rn ia n :
by the president o r s o m e
a f l i c matinee ticket w ill lie aw ard
Ih e p etition, w h ich Hie board , ’ ‘ ■“ J: *' „••’ •' school board was not
q
u a rry at Marble m ountain, those
ad
pi
vmtiscy
seen,
was
in
tro
d
u
c
e
d
.
f,,r
,lh
'
.
',,,,d
o
f
the
ed Io l!ic l»o\ o r g irl in the grades
other delegate, so that a fa r-
130 W. Quean Street,
d riv in g d e live ry trucks, and several
in to Hie meeting ns concrete evi aehool, that a new school hoard
v l"> makes the great'.si im prove-
reaching
organization
w
ill
be
Inglew ood. C alif.
should he secured. Il was at Hus
w ho are located
near Prospect,
form ed.
deuce o f Ihe sentiment o f Ihe com |>omt Dial Mr. C ornutt made H ie in .-
Care .Mrs. Carl F. Hlaker
lu c id al th e ir ow n home; and to the
where the company gets its pum
m u n ity, and did not ask the hoard, (ton to adjourn amt w ith d re w , f o l
Chamber o f Commerce.
In o rd e r to get started col-
one w ho helps most in tin- general
ice, w h ich is used as an adm ixture
d ire c tly , lo revoke th e ir fo rm e r ac low ed at once by Holing.
Gold H ill, Oregon.
leeting these plants and seeds
tow n c lc .in - u p . S im ila r prizes w ill
According
to
representatives
of
in
the better grades o f cement.
tio n . beeausi o f a motion made by
W ill you k in d ly send us in-
lie awarded to high school students
we are asking that each one at
the Parent Citizens C ouncil, hv Mr
C o n tra ry to the impression held
fo rm o tio n about your tow n. We 1 C hairm an C ornutt and seconded by M eisinger’s own statement on A p ril
m aking the bests efforts. Home im
tending Monday's meeting b ring
by many, and to that given bv news
Lester Holing im m ediately a fte r the I I , he said he w ould consider re
are interested in tra d in g our
provem ent reports must he made to
a packet o f seeds, a few bulbs,
stories te llin g of the plant's “ re
business session qpened. Il was signing i f 00 per cent o f Ihe people
t.os Angeles home fo r land in
Tones llnss o r Mrs It. E. Ilhinkcn-
o r some o f th e ir ow n flo w e r
w ould indicate that thev so desired.
opening," w h ich reported that it had
w o rth 'd as fo llo w s :
Oregon. I f you can put us in
burg before Mas I I . mid it is sag
seeds they may have on hand.
Later Ihe same evening, in direct
been id le fo r several months, the
touch w ith anyone w ho would
gestvd that much o f this w o rk he
Others can be collected from
In o rder lhat Ihe Hoard m ight ac conve rsation w ith Committee C hair
company
never ceases operations.
lik e Io exchange Oregon p ro p
done tills week end u ilil nest week,
man
L.
L.
Smith,
he
is
i|uoteil
"
i
f
‘M
l
tim
e
to
tim
e
later,
but
the
need
com plish us much as pos*iblc at
When the plant is "shut dow n,” as
e rly fo r a home here we w ould
board meetings I move that from t a r cent o f the people ask it I w ill
so that Hie ch ild re n can also help
at th is time lo get the w o rk
resign so ouiek it w ill make vour
many term it, the ra w m aterials and
Hits chili' objections o r com plaints head
started.
appreciate it. We w ould like a
on the en tire c ity clean up project
swim .
k iln departments, o n ly,
are
a f
perta
in
in
g
to
any
matters
already
a
place
w
h
ich
has
plenty
o
f
w
a
next week end May 13-14.
However, a fte r the adjournm ent,
decided by (lie hoard o f d irectors
fected. The fin ish g rin d departm ent
Oregon
grape,
lilacs,
blue
iris
,
and
Ohservallon o f the w o rk done by I te r on it.
last
night,
.Mr.
Mesisinger,
when
ap
o r to any o ther matters that Ihe
continues to operate, p re p a rin g
The («old H ill News o ffice has
the ch ild re n those tw o days w ill de. ■
boartl deems advisable, he accepted proached w ith the p etition, said: " I f o ther pu rp le and y e llo w flo w e rs in
also been receiving requeata fo r
»»d considered o n ly
when such those signer w ill stale th e ir reasons season w ill be used to decorate the quantities o f c lin k e r in reserve fo r
lirm in e w ho deserves the prizes In
Ci,n b rin g »be percentage dance p a vilio n Saturday evening ) m anuiacture p f cement as orders
objections
or
com plaints
a re * .
Ibis event.
rnplea o f the paper sn that
up to 90, I m ight consider it."
presented
to
Ihe
Hoard
in
w
r
it
eotne in ; a cre w o f mechanics is
peonle
enn
get
an
idea
o
f
oppor
The c ity plans Io fu rn is h a Ir u ik
It is remembered bv many, h o w The com m itte w ill sincerely appre m aintained
ing signed by the person o r persons
to repair or replace
tunities here.
to haul away rubbish mid do other
so objecting o r co m p la in in g ; and ever that e a rlie r in Hie vear, rea ciate co n trib u tio n s o f these flow ers. |
the
Now. p ro p e rty-o w n e r, turn
Inut all ora, debate he dispensed sons fo r not h irin g Coach Paul Ang- Bouquets o f tulips w ill also he v'en I n?ach!n t1r >': »he employees in
w o rk iiire s s a ry both days.
,
, fla
, tly - refused
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w ith u n til a fte r the Board has hud stead
w ere
the - ...........
school , arceplahle. Mrs. H ow ard Drake w ill I , hem,ca* la b o ra to ry and research
to I he E d ito ria l Page— perhaps
K vrryo n e along the h ig h w a y Is
M d fie ie rt time lo investigate am, th mO'i’ h i>y.»,he s,i'b 001. board, o th e r care fo r the flo w e rs i f hroucht ,
dePartm en* a re alw ays active, and
there is another message there
urged Io make a special e ffo rt Io
W“ 1' 1 !l"
S a .„X ? r..n ,Z "
" t" ” '" " " " 1
consider such w ritte n objections o r S f J S S
fo r you.
clean-up, paint up and fix up not
com plaints."
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I
saekers
and
tru
cke rs to take care o f
only these tw o days but nm tim e
No. d ire ct c o in m u i'lca tio n to the
One m atter brought out in the
I s u r " n t orders and deliveries. Also
ta .ii ei I.id been prepared. and as th r iiieettng was that Hie hoard mem High School Sextet At
before June I, as Jackson county ADVERTISERS WILLING BI T
A c k la n r l IVI
- c
«•
! I
are always small crews at the
motion s> emc I <o demand bers signatures to Mr. Meisinger’s
w ill receive credit to w a rd the Sam
WE WERE Jl KT TOO BI'SY
A shland M u sic F estiv a l quarries, w ho, in a d d ition to fu r-
that. in. com m ittee asked only that contract were secured when he ae-
uel H ill contest prize o f tkjIHI.
it I! c hoard w ould s ig n ify th e ir w ill ro iiip n n ic d Chairman C ornutt to Mr.
The Gold H ili him,
i
i , ,,ishin« ,he loca> plant w ith its ma-
A co u n ty-w id e
campaign
fo r
The publishers o f The News want in g n o s ii> secure Hie resignation of Holing am! Mr. Dungey. tiersonallv sextet
ore nt. I , “
?h° o1 » rls ' " i - i s . supply the paper m ills over
clean lip and b e a u tifyin g the Pacific lo especially thank Ihe advertisers the p rin c ip a l Ihe m atter w ould he w ith the request that his contract ih V n
A
K
' number at the state w ith lim e w h ic h is used
highway w ill be luuuehed May H,.
w ho responded so h e a rtily to our dropped, If n .d , Ihe p e titio n w ould he signed at that lim e. Mr. Mcisin
/
^ u m i e m i in
m anufacture o f o a o e r an rf
bi'
f.
w
.i(le
d
i
t
Ihe
stale
su
p
e
rin
/
i
!
r.
:l'
b
td
M*"-
C
ornutt
to
explain
cu rd in g lo plans made by Ihe Jack so licita tio n fo r th e ir ad fo r o u r firs t tendent.
R he s,a,e o f Ore« ° " » « I f . gets' lime
that the reason he was pres the Ashían,^n N ¿r^. ” , , ' ’“ ,
sou county com m ittee at a mee tin g e ight-page paper. We had hoped to
Clian m in o f the Board J. N. C> r ent, was to secure the signature of
in Ashland fo r m anufacturing fe rtiliz e r
from
* held in the Chamber o f Commerce , have a 100 per cent representation n u ll staled that they w ould take the hoard members to a statement
ind F riday. ‘
rooms in .Medford Inst T hursday o f local business men— and we came n > viieh action, I,ut w ould carry the " In c h was to he sent to parents a ft Songs given were “ H o ckin ’ in de I i „ «
W in d " .n .l " i i ^ i i v i
z-
In fo r m er years, when construc-
evening. Toney Ross and IL E. very nearly diong so. And in this | . |il'o i, to County Sii|i?r<ul Hi-Jcnt er the student w a lk o u t o f March den."
T ^ t o c T g i S '* 1: : ? « w
m
b d "g
—
B iankenburg represented Gold H ill connection we want lo make p la in Siisannc Hon cs C urler, and ask fo r
When challenged that he had ask
advice. When the com m ittee re
over the state, a ll depart-
al Ihe gathering.
Ibnl it is no fault o f any o f the bu si fused to In- satisfied w itii such pro- ed the board to fu rth e r hack him ° n.p ,of ' hc few special numbers.
u p c l-lv u
I ments operated a p p ro xim a te ly ten
Preliminary plans call fo r Ihe ness men if they do not have an '•edure, Chairm an Co. n u l! moved to in such action by signing his con
T hursday was grade day at th r I Illo „th s o f the year and the rest
me» ting, and le ft hast tract fo r next year at that tim e so
cleaning up of a ll tin cans and rub nil. Again it was doe to the rush adjourn tl
Gobi H ill stud?nthl8th Skh° O1 ,<la> Were SPC" ‘ ° " *n,Provements and re .
that he could feel he had th e ir
ily .
hisli. p la in in g flo w e rs and trees, o f w o rk fo r we are proud to state
the b l i ’ nd S
’ h
P 8rt
,,a irs- Since agitation fo r economy
A text o f the p e titio a and an an w hole-hearted support, he stated
p a in tin g
w eallier-beatcn
hams, that e very merchant and store p ro
choruses and has cu rtailed b u ild in g a c tiv ity con-
alysis o f th? signatures w ill he found that to he true, and Chairm an C or hè dv I p 8
slu ils anil fence's and the rem oval of p rie to r w iio was seen th is week fo r elsewhere in this paper w h ic h in nutt agreed that that was the ?om Ì e ¿ har . ’ „ a r ° ; kiS‘ od' " t s h id e ra b ly . the demand fo r the £ a -
olel i-.-eiii.sli c l.'c b u ild in g s w h ic h are an ¡id gave us th e ir hearty support, dicates lhat K3.fi per cent o f the par- reason back o f th e ir action.
m l1o ta ,11scho° l ,a k ln g pan ver P ortland's products has de-
The C itizens-Parent Council com w i r
no longer In iug use'll.
amt it is o u r fa u lt, not theirs. Hint «nts are not in fa v o r o f Mr. M cisin- mittee then asked if Mr. Meisinger’«
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,°nnPy- ° Pal " » y « creased, and in the interests o f
ger.
Each re sid e n t ¡met p ro p e rty o w n e r Hie o th e r sure not represented.
present contract was not sufficient, Op.1 Rodgers. June Moore, Elsie efficie n cy, short p e rio is o n £ are
Wednesday
evening’s
meeting
was
w i l l Hi' ,i .he el ,o cooperate anil lo
Again, we w ant to thank every a postponed session o f the Hoard, and the hoard made no d e fin ite an Baker, Zclda Sm ith, E d ith Dusen-
spent in the actual m anufacture o f
p n l his prope r t v in Ihe b< ■ I pm slide one' fo r Hie a ttitu d e they are taking w h ic h w ould have been re g u la rly swer.
v “ T , 5 ' i,h '
,he ( in i,
sh
It f i t lb.' to u ris t season when to w a rd the paper, and the support held A p ril 2.',, hut due to tin- illness , . The £ ounc*l '»«de it plain that
n o ? ™ .,
, "■
'“ r “ ™ '
o f one o f Hie three members, it had they w ill not cease th e ir activities
li on m l- o f visito rs w ill
travel everyone gives it.
u n til they have secured the p r in le r o v T o m n k in .
been
delayed.
O
nly
tw
o
members
i
r»
,
,,m
e
is
spent
im p ro vin g the e n tire
Ih io i".'ti tl'is co itn liv enroute lo tin
Here's som ething else lo look fo r-
cipals resignation, and late Wednes
were pri'sent at th is meeting, h o w day evening said they w ill increase
• ’ I ' i. ic g iin ii , and Ihe hundreds ol w a rd lo n rx l week— a department ever, and the resignation
Ihe «old hieh music sludenls.
Ichem i™ “ d 'lp . 'r 'lm c li " \ eon'st.u'l'ly
of the
I'nciTie coast conventions sehcduled o f Fools Creek News w ritte n by th ird . E lm er Dung y. was read and the num ber o f names on the p e ti
tions
before
sending
it
to
the
state
• allied by Hie tw o present.
fo r this summer.
Mrs. M arion l.ance.
superintendent.
r u u - ii t
d
u -T-
l n,akinR ,M,S in ,he h °Pe o f in -
t he meeting opened in due foi in,
V io ta M i l l I own Ball Team
creasing the already h igh q u a lity
and the firs t m otion made xas the
COMMUNICATIONS
RELEVANT
TEXT OF REMOVAL PETITION AND
one quoted above, introduced by
To
Meet
Glendale
Here
o f the product. In the construction
TO SCHOOL MATTERS
Chairm an C ornutt, and seconded bv
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departm ent one o f the
projects
ANALYSIS OF NAMES THEREON Lester Holing.
Baseball fans o f Gold H ill w ill I planned fo r this summer is the in -
My
study
and
perusal
o
f
the
code
llie resignation o f Miss E d ith
have aim o p p o rtu n ity to see the sta lla tio n o f a dust collector. T h is
TO T ill: SI I I H IM N D F N T OF P I HI.IC INS I lU 'C T IO N OF T H F
eenw iek, English teacher, was read o f school law , and my study o f the
S i ATM O F O R EG O N ;
of
P rin cip a l
Meisinger, local hall artists in action on the I w ill elim inate the objectionable ce-
and accepted. The resignation o f El actions
< i
i11 e
' ',ni. 1 Hixmiyer, parents and gartlians, residing in
mer Dungev, hoard member, was w h icti I have ca re fu lly ve rifie d , have Gold H ili diam ond Sunday when ment dust w h ic h has been consid-
• ‘ •-I ' H u h
D i t ln c l
.\n , .,7, .fucksnn ( ’ounty, Ocgon, fin d it nee-
presented a pictu re o f a man travel- Glendale w ill come io do battle.
read and tabled.
ered by some as a draback here.
' ! " I j I hv in lln . I .if deni..'luting Hie immediate resignation o f
dose to llie line d iv id in g le g a lity
O
llie
r
routine
matters
were
taken
A game to have been played at A lready, a system o f dust e lin iin a -
and ille g a lity .*’
r
^'■ ';lngcr. P rin c ip a l o f this school Iieeause o f the deter-
1,1111 '' ’> ,r the ■ i-I"., i Im ii I in i- it a in said p rin c ip n l fo r the ensuing care of, ami tw o teachers, replacing
n. M c C a r t e r . (ilcndale hist Sunday was postponed Hon has been installed w h ic h pre-
Conch Paul I). Angstead and Miss
'
'lio n In tin - w is b t , o f th e m a jo r it y o f the people
tin account o f heavy rains in the vents approxim ately 50 tie r cent of
I'enw
iek
were
voted
upon,
and.
" 11111 i' ii'v i- lii p rrfo ritn in e e has been satisfactory.
It is to be regretted that the stu
Hi ' »’em n t ¡n u b ility and u n w illin g n e ss o f Hie School Hoard lo rn - iiiid contrncts o f those previously dents in th is com m unity should be • ilendale v ic in ity . A nother postpone-1 >he dust usually produced by the
hired were signed, w ith the cxcep-
( p i it -
'
ia - people <>i said schorl District causes such drastic ae-
witnesses to such proceedings as ment was necessary Tuesday when k iln department.
, "
IJ11' ' 'i i
i t i ’ " d u ly o f llic citizens interested in llie bel tion o f P rin c ip a l Meisinger's w h ich were ca rrie d on before them ¡it the the Ashland
N orm al
team was
The fo rm e r m axim um
capacity
bail been signed e a rlie r.
li r m e iit and w elfare o f l i e Gold H ill sqjiotil.
scheduled fo r a practice game here. I o f the plant was ap p ro xim a te ly 45,-
last school lioard meeting.
A nother action taken by the board
H ow ever, circumstances seldom, if
was that pupils w ho have been on ever, become so laid that nothing r h i s game was played Wednesday dfifi barrels m o n th ly, and w ith the
! ' 11 " iiig is a ri e a n itulation o f the 313 names on the p etition
afternoon and resulted in a victo ry constant im provem ents being made
probation
should
be
re-instated,
but
'
11
'
||y
he gained therefrom . Let us
that a w eekly re p o rt should lie made can
in every departm ent, the company
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names, sonic ot whom nre 'dsn parents or gaurdians
22.') oil
hope Hint every student present at fo r the Ashland team.
th e ir conduct and grades to the
, i e r n ' w s ig n e rs w e re n o t •• -;•< nt
yuurdlni’ s o r laxpavers. hut all
Manager M cC arter is w o rk in g is steadily increasing its capacity.
lioard bv P rin c ip a l Meisinger. These this m eeting w ill give the m atter
w e re i i ii;d iT !e (l v o l. 'i . in n i l r, •
nts of Gold H ill School D is tric t.
enough real serious thought to en hard lo give Gold H ill a creditable
The plant was established in Gold
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1 of
: 'i v.
(,mi d to Hie hoard and Mr. Mei- pupils are those w ho did not return able h im to use judgment ami dis
to school w ith in a certain time a fte r cernm ent, w hen called upon in Inter aggregation and fans should show H ill in 1915 by the Leigh H unt E n
‘j 11 "•'¡is based on H ia l p i" ¡,,n o f Hi signers w ho arc listed in (lie
111 w alk out staged by the high
years, to elect school o fficia ls to su- th e ir support by tu rn in g out fo r gineering company, and was taken
, .
' " " i '
I">'i' p a ' n ts o r guardians o f ch ild re n
school slpdent body on March W
helxvei'ii I and 21 in ( o ld H ill l i i s l , ' :'i N o. 57.
the fra
lay. The game w ill he over by Beaver P ortland in 1920.
pervise the education
o f his chil-
........................
W ith Ihe in tro d u c tio n o f Hie peti dren.
nmtdi e were not usked to sign as seven o f them are
called
p
ro
m
p
tly
at 2 p. m.
Since that tim e m any d ollars have
lio n in to Ihe meeting, n strong up-
.'" 'i \i'. vi •
" si: " 1 's t r u t, in d include members of Hie hoard peal was made to the lioard to co
V. A. EDDINGTON.
been invested in im provem ents and
a in l M r. M e is in g e r.
I lie o tlu e H ire ,' a re S. I ’. ctnplovees. and Hie ro n i-
Because the details o f the school
operate w itii the Parent-Citizens
|,a n \ I .sco n . ages such signing by th e ir eiuplovres. Therefore these three
The co m m u n ity musical to raise meeting took so much space and new construction. O nly local people
Council
and
Hie
patrons
o
f
the
t ' r o '1'?1" ' ' 1 , E " ! ’ 1" '« ''', . were not asked, as Ihe Parent-Citizens
school d is tric t fo r the good o f the funds fo r the m eniorinl to Judge lim e this week, much local news have been employed, many o f w hom
C ouncil felt it w o u h l he unethical.
now own th e ir own homes.
school. Mr. M cCnrter, a member of S parrow , scheduled fo r F rid a y, May
Twenty havi lefl sifn-" Hi " l!)3| < nsus was taken.
the committee, w h ich also includes 6, lias been postponed, and w ill lie lias been crow ded out. We are go
W ith a few good-sized jobs a l
J11" ' " ° i signed up to Wednesday evening,
r y this happened on our firs t 8- ready contracted fo r, better sales
Silas Flem ing, C. W. M artin. A. A
t in s le iv c s tiki signees w ho ¡11'. | urelits and guardians, and whose
W alker. L. W hitsett and C hairm an held F rid a y , May 13. unless o th e r page paper, hut we w ill make an
iiames up] ■ a - on Hi • H I
.cliool census. In A ddition 1*2 newromes
are looked fo rw a rd to th is summer
•" ibc e iim n iiiiiilv w ith ch ild re n in school also signed, m aking ii total o f I.. I.. Sm ith, made an earnest plea wise announced next week. Watch earnest e ffo rt lo c a rry th is week's
than fo r some lim e, according to a
fo r such cooperation.
this paper fo r in fo rm a tio n.
news that had to be le ft out, next statement made Tuesday evening by
He stated in effect, that, as a com
IH yld in ; 117 by 140 the pereentage o f 83.fi is determined.
week, so i f there is an item you es
parative newcomer to the cnniniun-
It is ¡ Iso pointed out Huit in the 117 parents o r guardians
Mrs. John Hayes, Mrs. C. W. M ar p e cia lly hoped to see, this week, Plane Superintendent C. W. M a rtin ,
o n ly one parent i , named, meaning ,ha, 'i'i? ■ ^ „ i i t e ^ ^ h ^ c h i K n
ilv . amt one w ho had no knowledge
any previous discord in school lin and Mrs. Tom Sm ith were shop look Tot- it next week, and we hope w ho, w ith W . H. M uirhead, local
Iro in the age o f 4 lo 20 are rcpre-senled.
xnim ren
manager and ow ner, has charge
a ffa irs, he had observed that evi- ping in M edford F rid a y.
you w ill not be disappointed.
here.