The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, March 24, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSCHOOL NEWS AND HONOR ROLLS - FROM THE COBB COUNTY SCHOOLS COOPER SCHOOL Principal—Mrs. W. J. Hull. Honor Roll. Ist grade—W. B, Newporn, Ston sell Duke, Grace McDonald.. ond grade—Jamie Louisa “Hil], Horace Newborn, Grover MeTyre. 3rd grade—Dßillie Mae® Cox. 4th grade—Sonford Hill, Dorothy o’Kelley, (Eunice Mattox. The pupils of Cooper wish _to thark the Editor fo? so .generously publishing she school news for us. Attendance is good. Mrs. I. N. Duke and Mrs. Homer Wadé came in Tuesday and prepared our curtains. Mr. McMahan gave an instruetive talk Thursday. Mrs. D. M. Mattox and Mrs. Calvin: Thomason also vis ited us. : 3 ' § : FOREST HILL SCHOOL Principal—Pearl McPherson, Honor. Roll. Ist grade-—Edgar Brewer, Her bert Brewer, Luther Wood. 2nd grade—John Allgood. 3rd grade—Lucile Brown and Ev elyn Allgood. , 4th grade—Clarence: Wood, Bes sie Brown. Mrs. Moore visited us last Tues day and made us a short but very interesting talk. She highly praised us on the cleanliness of our school room and made many encouraging remarks about our school. On account of sickness in the com munity our average is very low. But we feel sure all the patrons are in terested in the'school, they have been so nice to us, and will send their childten back to school as soon as possible. ] FLINT HILL SCHOOL. Principal—E. H| Kendall. Teacher—Mr. J. A. Young. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Ruby Méody, Edna Wallace, Herbert Petty, Alfred Bonds. 2nd grade—E]mo Johnston, Ger trude Roberts. WA 3rd grade—Alice McKinney, Han cel Woody, Hazel Woody, Jim Har dy. Y 4th grade—Ena, Woody, Willer Bowden, Lola Kendoll, Howard Rob erts. sth- grade—Dewey Kendall. 6th grade—Angie Akins, Bressie’ Akins, Lucile Wallace. Qur average is still running above 50, although the past week has been Mr. McMahan visited our scheol ideal farming weather. on Thursday of this week, and gave us a talk on,County Club work. The boys and girls had quite an interesting ball game Friday after noon, the boys winning by a large score. But when it comes to class work the boys can’t “put” anything over” on the girls. ACWORTH SCHOOL NEWS. ; i A (By Isabella Collins.) Every pupil in Arworth school is’ busy trying to make the year of 02T an absolute success. The grounds around the building are being improved in leoks by being cleaned and in beauty by the plant ing of shade trees and the making of beautiful flower beds. The boys are all enthused over thiir excejlent basebal} team and the girls over their skill at tennis. In our literary studies we spend many hours of honest toil. The first and second grades in high school are having a contest in spelling and each pupil is exerting every power to lead their respective side to victory. The Senior class isstudying Mil ton’s “Paradise Lost” as a classic, and although at times its deep lines are more or less ineomprehensible we are making an earnest effort at it and do not feel discouraged for every member of the class was on the honor roll last month. There has been a new rule made by Prof. W. D. Hawkes recently. “No young lady shall be escorted to school, either walking or riding, by a young gentleman.” Of course for some pupils this extracts a good deol of pleasure, but we are sure that in the long run it will prove nothing less than a triumphant step toward the betterment of the school. There is a congenia] spirit among the pupils and a feeling of co-opera tion of the parents and teachers and we hardly deem this term otherwise than a success. SANDY PLAINS SCHOOL | Principal—Addie McElreath. 4 Teacher—Lucile Burton. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Frances Burton, Era Belle Voyles, Jeanette Brown, Wayne Allen, Rayford Owenby. 9nd grade—Lillie Mae Self, Etna Dean, Early Griffith, Verlin Harper, Herbert Knight, Ajton B. Ledford. 3rd grade—Gertrude Stephens, Irville McGarity, Minnig Voyles, Howard Bannister, Andrew Burton, Willie Stephens, G. T. McGarity. 4th grade—Hattie Lee, Gladys and Catherine McGarity, Ruby Car lisle, Lucile Roper, Nettie Groover, Essie Mae Brown, Frank Allen, Toft Owensby, Loyd Dean, 1. C. Powers, Buren Burton, Edna Harper, Mae Harper. v sth grade— Odelle Powers, Ruth Johnson, Josephene Stephens, Myr tle Voyles, Delma Griffith, Maude Lawson, Othelia Johnson, Corine Stephens. - 6th grade—Chessie Brown, Gladys Groover, Shelton Bannister, Floyd Harper. ; S ‘ Bth grade—Laze]le Murdock, | ;Clanence Brown, Mary Lou, Stephens, Velma Allen, | The attendance for the week has been good. A few of the larger boys have had to stop to work. o We are preparing a little prog ram for Friday afternoon after which we will have an egg hunt. Will be glad to have all the little children of the community come in and enjoy the hunt. Bring the older ones with you and enjoy our last day of the spring term. ; KIRK’S SCHOOL. Principal—Mrs. Coy White. Teacher—Miss Louella Grogan. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Howard Donaldson, Car] Wilson, Oneal Grogan, Chris tine Watkins, George McClure. 2nd grade—Louise Kirk, Abbie Smith. : 3rd grade—Willis James, Curtis Pace, Octa Hendon, Eva Wright. 4th grade—Burton Kirk, Eugene Hardage, Bertie Mae Wilson, W. L. Grogan, Fred Smith, J. F. Wigley. sth grade—Beatrice Hardage, An ne Alexander, Brown Hardage, Har old Hardage, Clara Mae Stephens, Mary Lucy Wright. 4 7th grade—Corine Alexander, Mec- Coy White, Louise Hardage, Emmett Alexander, Albert James. Bth grade—Cecil Hardage, Linnie Alexander) Mattie Cinningham. 9th grade—Estes Cunningham, Troy Cunningham, Grace Hardage. This has been a busy week with us. School’ yards cleaned; roses and oth er plants put out. It was an en couraging sight to witness the hear ty and cheerful work done by the pupils. -One rather amusing instance was watching the smallest boy in the schoo] trying to keep at work by the side of the tallest boy on the grounds. How merrily the pupils sang while at the work, drawing the attention on many ‘passersby. Tools were loanad by near by friends. Dr. Todd and Miss Gibbes visited us and ap poited Estes Cunningham Junior Health Commissoner and Linnie Al i exander Nurse. | On Thursday afternoon, Dr. Todd and Miss Gibbes came back and treat ed teachers, pupils and a number of patrons to an interesting moving picture exhibit for which the school gave a rising vote of thanks. Quite a number of the pupils pas sed a perfect medical examination. A practical lesson in civies was given Thursday by the pupils when they elected by ballot a “student committee” consisting of Troy and Estes Cunningham, Cecil Hardage, Grace Hardage, Tennie and Corene Alexander. . i Our - Superintendent, Mr. Moore, visited us Thursday morning, addres sing the pupils on “some of the ad vantages of an education.” Mr. George Smith, one of our trustees, visited us Friday afternoon. BOLD SPRING SCHOOL. Principal—Miss Ola Gunter. : Honor Roll. Ist grade—Blondine Daniel, Ar rie Cochran, James Devenport. 2nd grade—lnez Daniel, Grace Edmonson, Bessie Pace. [ ——————————————————————— s R N B SR SRR Holland & McCleskev ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Reynolds Building MARIETTA - GEORGIA g g DR. C. L. McCLESKEY DENTIST Blair Building Hours: 8 to 6. S ol emtviitiebeior DR. W. M. KEMP GENERAL PRACTITIONER | Office in Gober Building Residence Phone 78. Office Phone 9 H. E. KERLEY LICENSED CPTOMETRIST Eyes Tested and Pressciptions Given NORTH SIDE SQUARE — _____________——-——————_—“——""-'— Dr. George A. Vinson Office No. 8 Gober Building Office Phone 131 __Res. Phone 293--] Office Hours 10 to 12—5 to 6 Residence 406 Maple Avenue ~_;i 3rd grade—Valena. Mitchel, V. L. Daniel. 4th grade—Ethel Cochran, Law rence Cochran. sth Grade—Ruby Davenport, Eva Cochran, Marvin Arrowood, Earl Ar rowood, .. Attendance is good. { e e 1 ORANGE HILL SCHOOL - Principal—Mrs. A. A_ Bates. rionor Roll. Ist gade—Klizabeth Alexander, Sarah Brown, Oscar Smith, Siby] Ca to. 2nd grade—Eddie Tinsley. . 1 3rd grade — Arlene Alexander, Dewitt Alexander, Amos Bates, Her bert Brown. 4th grade—Paul Moore. sth grade—Audry Lee Kiser. 6th grade-——Wi{ilie May Brown, Gertrude Tinsley. Tth grade—l Leona Moore. Mr. E. \O. McMahan, our County Agent, visited our school Friday A. M. and made the children a very in teresting talk on Club raising. Our attendance is very low~on account of measles and some stopping out to help with the farm work. We" are glad to say we have our floor oiled. CAMP GROUND SCHOOL Principal—Miss Lillie Belle Kemp. Teacher—Miss Ethel Kemp. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Annie Lecroy. . 3rd grade—Claytan Crawford, Glenn Lecroy, Marvin Stodghill. 6th grade—Vardie Jordan. 7th grade—Minnie Mae Frey, Plemon Jordan. Schoo] is holding up well for this time of year, and so much farm work to do. The attendance for the week was 48. 'Mr. McMahan visited our school and made a very inter esting talk on the different clubs and their benefit. Several joined the club. CHALKER SCHOOL. Principal—Luther Chalker. Honor Roll. 2nd, grade—Nolan Brimer. 3rd grade—Ruby Ray. - : 4th grade—Ruby Chalker, Tinnie Rutherford, Myrtle Elllison. ‘ sth grade—Cecil Brimer, Johnnie Brinkley. : 4 6th grade—Elaine Gresham, Lela Ray, Ruth Brinkley, Lucile Chalker. 7th grade—Ruby Mulkey. TALLEY’S SCHOOL. Principal—Henry McTyre. ' Honor Roll. Ist grade—Arthur Chandler, Con nie Folsom. 2nd grade—Glenn Gentry, Luther Jones. : 3rd grade—Hattie Mae Pace, Flor enie Pare. ® 4th grade—Edwin McTyre, Shel ton Veitch, Jewel Veitch. sth grade—lrene Gentry, Almo Pace. THE MARITTA JOURNAL Increase Your Efficiency ,__.__...____.._____ ! Learn something of the Commercial Laws of Banking by ferming bank connections with us. The knowledge you thus gain about ‘negotiable papers \ Learn NOW while you and business in general will prove a valuable asset to have the op ity. lave the opportunity you tades in tifs. 5 The Fi e e rirst o National WE SOLICIT YOUR Bank ACCOUNT © ¥ . .. MARIETTA, GA. ‘ i 6th grade—Arthur Gentry. . ‘Tth grade—Viola Pace, Gladys Pace, Edgar Chance. o Attendance was very good this week. County Superintendent visit ed our school Thursday afternoon, we were glad to have him with us. He made an interesting talk to the boys and girls. e 2 ROCKY MOUNT SCHOOL Principal-—Miss Irene Jolley. | Teacher—Miss Lizzie Jamerson. ‘ Honor Roll. Ist grade—George Rogers, Pierce Newton, Annie: Panel,. Evelyn Cas tile. 2nd grade—Lena Panel. 3rd grade—Clay Beavers, Cooper Kemp. : 4 * 4th Grade—Stella Newton, Sarahi Wheeler, Clayton Newton. | sth grade—Eula Beavers, Glenn! Newton, Ruby Newton: 6th grade—Clara Newton, Nancy‘ Kemp. > 7th grade—Thelma Dobbs, Hubert Newton, Pink Dawson. 1 Bth gradé—Gladys Dunn, Lena Kemp, Ethel Newton, Verna Lee Clayton, Pat Kemp. | CROSS ROADS SCHOOL. , Principal—Roy N. Dodgen. . Honor Roll. Ist grade Lois Groover, Christeen Casteel, Leo Casteel, Louise Casteel. 2nd grade—Bonnie Pace, Pierce Bree. 3rd grade—Earl McClure, Willie Thompsonf Ruby Long. 4th grade—Lela Hignbothm, Bes sie Pace, Cgrnelia Groover. sth grade—Ruth Pace, Florence Hembree, Freddie Lee McClure. 6th grade—Wallace Page. 7th grade—Marie Hembree, Ruby McClure. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 24th. 1921 Clay, Fannie Mae Ayers, George ‘Hames, Ruth Moore, Millie Shaw. sth . grade—Waddell Blair, Versie Clay, Nellie Martif. : - 6th grade—Lula Crawe, Ethel Mat thews, Riley Reed. 7th grade—Earl Daniell, Mar guerite Daniell, Ralph Lovelace, Clara Martin, Flg;ence White. Bth grade—Ustella Cassidy. This week our attendance was im proved by the return of many of those who have been out on account of measles. We shall be glad to have the others return as early as they can well do so. ;