Principal of Hickory School to Rest His Nerves in Asheville, Dec. 13, 1920

Mr. W.C. White, principal of the West Hickory graded school, left today for Asheville, where he will spend some time resting. His physician advised him to quit teaching for a few weeks because of nervousness, but Mr. White expects to be back after the holidays. In the meantime the school will be conducted until his return. (From the Hickory Daily Record, Monday, Dec. 13, 1920)