North Carolina Public Schools and Local Taxation Policy
The state funds public education with a statewide levy and county support, supplemented by local district taxes. Growth in rural libraries, better schoolhouses, higher salaries, and expanded supervision reflect rising public confidence and a nationwide push for equal access to education. Hon. J. Y. Joyner notes rapid district tax expansion and a hopeful outlook for a comprehensive system.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
United religious committees plan village church
Union and Episcopal committees agree to unite for a single village church. Temporary services led by Rev. A. B. Hunter begin January 6 at the Village Hall, with visiting clergy and a permanent incumbent to be sought. Groundbreaking hoped before season end.
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Episcopal Church
A. B. Hunter
St. Augustine’s School
Raleigh
Hunter
Demand for Pinehurst dogs continues with two sold
The Pinehurst dog demand remains steady as two puppies sold this week. W. R. Goodnow of Boston purchased a promising pup sired by Ned M and Bess, while Clarence Camp of Osealia, Fla. bought a dog named White Man from Minnesota Chiel and Verona P. Gladstone.
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Pinehurst
W. R. Goodnow
Boston
Ned M
Bess
Clarence Camp
Oseaila
Fla
Minnesota Chiel
Verona P. Gladstone
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