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SCHOOL COLUMN
( Owing to th« Institute last week
I could not visit but two schools.
However, to see all of the teach
ers in (he county together and to
hear them engage in planning for
even greater school interests and
school results in the future, was
very encouraging. The experts,
Miss Parrish. Mr. Duggan and Mr.
Hart, were so enthusiastic and en
tertaining. We wish to thank the
ladies or Locust Grove, Hampton.
Stoekbridge, Kellytown and Mc-
Donough for the sumptuous din
ners served to teachers and visit-
or-.
Now for a good time for the
balance of the term. Look for
honor rolls, and good closing ex
ercises. I shall be to see some of
the schools soon.
T. J. Horton.
ROCKY BRANCH SCHOOL
Dear Mr. Horton : We enjoyed
your visit very much but it was
not long enoug. You must come
back soon and stay long enough
to look at our honor roll and our
written work that is on exhibit.
We are always glad when we
can get a star* by our name for the
week because that means we
haven’t been absent nor received
a cross mark for bad conduct.
Miss Annie cails us her star pupils
and, of course, we all want to be
star pupils.
Our best written work is put
up where all can see it.
We haven’t forgotten what you
told us about each day’s being a
clean page in our lives. We hope
to make each page better than the
one before.
The boys want to play ball with
you again.
We are planning to have a short
program for the end of school.
Clara Lane and Alberta Wilson.
BEERSHEBA SCHOOL
Dear Mr. Horton: Our school
enjoyed your visit very much anti
hope you will come again soon
and spend the day with us. We
have about 50 on roll. We are
having some pretty weather now.
You must come back and see how
we have improved yafrds.
1 live two miles from our school.
My teacher’s name is Mrs. Oia
Bryans and I like her fine. We
are to iiaye an Easter egg hunt
Friday afternoon, and wish you
could be with us..
This is the first letter t have writ
ten to the paper. It you think it
will do to print, you may do so.
y Your little friend,
Lillie Mae Lunsford.
HOEPWELL SCHOOL
Dear Mr. Editor: As 1 have
not seen any letter in the school
column, I will thank you very
much to drop in a few words from
this dear place of school, i like
to go to school and I love mv
teacher. Her name is Miss Emma
Howard. I think she is one of the
'Wst teachers. She is at work all
the time with her pupils. We
have a right nice play ground, and
1 sure do like that. Our school
house is near the church and close
to a branch, and we can hear the
song birds sing. We sure do
miss the larger phpiis that drop
ped out to go to farming. .
We are looking forward for Mr.
Horton. \\\ would be so glad
for him to come and give us a
talk. I think Miss Howard and
all the pupils would enjoy Mr.
Horton’s coming to see us.
A Pupil.
/
FLIPPEN SCHOOL
Dear Mr. Horton: I count it
quite a pleasure to have space in
The Weekly to write to you.
We have planted a garden and
flower seed in our garden and
they are coming up and doing,
fine. I
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COHE IN AND LET US SHOW YOU.
Roscoe Bennett of Locust Grove,
the former pupil of our school,
has been visiting us. We wel
come him back.
We are very proud of our new
desks and map.
All of the school will have an
Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon,
April 6. The one who finds the
golden egg receives a prize.
The fifth grade have cut and
made a very pretty collection of
butterflies.
We have the promise of some
cocoons.
The young Ladies’ Missionary
Society have kindlv let us use the
the pictures of President Wilson
and Washington.
Last week was regular exami
nation. Owing to the Institute j
being in session we will have them
this week.
The dogwood and honey suckle
are in bloom, and we certainly en
joy hunting' them and putting
them in the school room.
Miss Coan and Mrs. Bateman
attended the Institute at Stock
bridge and McDonough, and Sat
urday went to Macon for the
Chautauqua.
We welcome vou at our sfchool
any time. Your friend,
Cora Fields.
We're showing the Newest Ideas in Good Clothes
for Men. Men wili be interested in- this Showing of
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from Father on down to the young men in short pants
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Libei for Divorce.
Wilt’v A. Clements vs. Mrs. L. M.
Clements. In Henry Superior
Court. April Term. 1917.
lothe Pi fandant, Mrs L. M. Clements:-
You are hereby required person
ally or by attorney to be and ap
pear at the April, 1917, Term of
Henr> Superior Court, to answer
the petition in the above stated
case. In default thereof the Court
will proceed as to justice shall ap
pertain. Witness the Hon. W. E.
11. Searcy Jr., Judge of said Court,
this the 21st dav of March, 1917
H. C. HIGHTOWER, Clerk.
