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THE BARTOW TRIBUNE, MAY 11, 1916
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
edited by
HENRY MILAM, Superintendent of Schools.
IN appreciation.
The writer wishes not only for him
• self and those associated with iiim,
but for the teachers and children as
we*!l, to thank the business men and
city of Cartersvilie for the band fur
nished us for the County Commence
ment. We desire especially to thank
Mr. O. T. Peeples for his untiring ef
forts in helping us make the day a
success.
Cartersville has always responded
readily and liberally to all calls for
support in our educational work. We
hope the results gained in a measure
compensate them for these eflorts and
liberaility.
Our Seventh Grade Class.
For the past three years we have
been taking some notice of those boys
aud girls who complete the common
school course. We are delighted with
the resuMs of this work. It has done
a great deal to keep our larger boys
and girls in school until the end of
the term and has tended to rouse in
these boys and girls a desire for more
education.
We are glad to note a great improve
ment in the quality of the papers pass
ed in this year. The averages were
much higher than formerly.
* if *
Honor Roll.
Tedd Ashby, Harnesley school.
Edna Guyton, Cass Station school.
Mary Edna Parker, Taylorsville
school.
We hope that these boys and girls
will forge ahead and find a way or
make a way by which they can go
further with “their development.
* * *
Barnesley School Wins.
The prize offered by the Board of
Education to the school making the
best showing was won by the Barnes
ley school. This is the third time this
prize has been won by this' school.
However Stoner was a close second.
The fact, that the prize winning
school is standard school, has a go ;d
corn, canning and pig chib, has at
different times made splendid exhibits
at our school fair, makes good show
ing in athletics, captures first hono
in literary work, convinces us that our
scheme of education is correct.
Let all the schools get in line with
Barnesley.
* * *
Closing Exercises of the Bartow Rural
High School.
On April 23-24 the closing exercises
of the Bartow Rural High school were
held. The sermon was preached by
Rev. E. D. Patton, pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Ac worth.
He preached a very forceful and ap
propriate sermon and delighted his
many hearers.
On Monday morning the primary
and intermediate departments ren
dered an operetta, Mother Goose
Flower Garden, out on the Lawn. The
novelty as well as the skill of the per
formers captivated the audience. The
little folks displayed their splendid
training.
This was fallowed by a debate from
the upper grade boys; Resolved, That
the Phillipines should have their in
dependence in four years. The speech
es of the boys showed much thought
and study on the part of the boys.
The judges thought that the boys rep
resenting the affirmative had the best
argument.
The school had its first, graduating
class this year. Misses Mifjtie Taylor
and Els tel'le Jolly received their diplo
mas, after the reading of some very
interesting papers.
The address of the day was deliver
ed by Rev. C. L. McGinty. pastor of
the First Baptist church of Carters
ville. Mr. McGinty gawe his hearers
something to carry home and medi
tate u pon. Has address w r as enjoyed
and was well received by all who
heard him.
On Monday night the pupils of the
upper grades gave a very enjoyable
entertainment, consisting of drills,
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pantomime and a play. A good crowd
enjoyed these exercises.
The school closes its; second year
with its eyes to the future, confidently
expecting to achieve that success that
the principles for which dit stands, de
serves and to supply a long feC't need
in the educational system of the
county.
* * *
Miss Lois P. Dowd'le, from the State
Normal school, Athens, Ga., spent
Tuesday in Cartersville. Miss Dowdle
is the North Georgia Canning Chib
agent and was here for a conference
with Miss Burton who has the work
in this county in charge. Miss Dowd'.e
made a very intereting and instructive
talk to the Board of Education out
lining the scope of the work in which
she is engaged.
* FIVE FORKS. *
(Left over from last week.)
Mr. and Airs. R. C. Kamos enter
tained a number of young people at
their home Saturday night.
Mists Lilly Edwards, of Pine Log,
spent the week-end with her brother,
.Mr. Chesley Edwards.
.Misses Pearl and Ada Carlisle vis
ited friends at Acworth last week.
The singing here Sunday was large
ly attended and greatly enjoyed by
add.
Mr. Spartan Gilreath has gone into
the mercantile business and has a
pretty display of groceries, dry goods
and hardware.
The farmers in this section are
largely through planting, although
they have greatly diversified their
crops. A large acreage is being planted
in cotton again this year.
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