The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, March 24, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 24th, 1921 NEW SALEM SCHOOL Principai—wW. W. Weeks, - Xeacher—Miss Georgia Frasure, Honor Roll. ist grade—J. D. Price, Lucile Nelson, Paul Blackwell. ** - 2nd grade—Harris Stephens, Al- Bert Martin, Gladis Pope. * Brd grade—Ula Frasure, Idell Martin, Alton Orr. 4th grade—Willie Gilbert, Fran - €l5 Bird, Fjlora Blackwell. | sth grade—Bessie Pope, Cecil Cook, Hunter Frasure, Ran Wa]ker.! &th grade—Floyd Gilbert, Jimmie, Lec Loftis, ’ Tth grade—Pink Green, Gladis! Orr, Dewey Gilbert, Many of the larger pupils are out of school farming. Average about 25. Schoolhouse in very good shape. Ca MIDWAY SCHOOL Principal—-Mae Ward. * Honor Roll. Ist grade—Elizabeth Mayes, Milton Dobbins, Charlotte Whitten, Samuel K=nox. 2nd grade—Mary Ruth Turner, Rayburn Dobbins, Harold Knox, J. V. Ferrell. : 3rd grade—Eugene Scott, Allie Mise Whitten. ’ &th grade—Cecil Turner, Doyle ‘Wardlaw, Parks Knox, Lucile Ab mathy, James Dobbins. sth grade—Nannie Mayes, Era Turner, Nora Morris. 6th grade—Nannie Ruth Dobbins, Qdelle Scott. . 7th grade—Ethel West. We have had a number of visitors ¥his week: Mr. McMahan gave an in teresting talk Monday. Mrs. Ward taw, Misses Lula Warren, Alline Nichols, Mrs. Miles Nichols, Jack MNichols and Mr. Moore were other wisitors during the week. , Our school is smaller now, but each pupil is interested in his work and is making good marks. 4 MILFORD SCHOOL Principal —W. H. Barnes. Teacher—Miss Eunice Vernon. Honor Roll. Ist grndgr-Ralph Jacobs, Frederick Pair, Evaline, Burgess, Irvin Barnes. .2nd grade—Noah Banders, Roy Xee Harris, Pauline Pair, Laura Mae TLowe. 3rd grade—Dollie McLarty, - Shel " ton Prather. ‘ 4th grade—Ruby Keeling, Cleo ¥Finley, Ralph Johnson. sth grade—Annie Lou Westbrooks, Agnes Lowe. 6th grade-—Vera Jacobs, Agnes Bhaw. ' ¢ Attendance for week about 50 per went. Most of our largest boys were on the farm for the last week. Mr. "E. 0. McMahan, out county elub agent, visited our school this we k. WESLEY CHAPPELL SCHOOL Principal—Bettis Carlile. Honor Roll. Ts grade—lnez Kalb, Lessie Cot- Yrell, Cristene Roper, Henry Lee Bet s, 2nd grade—Evon Mabry, Ethel Fricks and J. C. Staples. 3rd grade—Agon Staples. 4th grade—Verneeta Fricks, Nellie Frieks, Allice Pitts and Annie Kalb. %th grade—Lottie Mabry, Pauline Cottrell and Ceci] Kalb. 6th grade—Haze] Pitts, Corine Fricks and Clyde Mabry. 7th grade—Ruby Pitts and Mary Tee Madry. The wood weather is still taking some of our students out of school, while we have had thirty every day this week, I . PRSIESRVINEIN. N — $.19 €COMER SCHOOL. . "Principal—Coy Daniell. * "Teacher—A. C. Moore, Jr. Honor Roll. F Mst grade—Gladis Camp, Paul Manning. | o WEBSTER'S } DICTIONARIES are in use by busi i ness men, engineers, bankers, $4 judges, architects, physicians, 8 darmers, teachers, librarians, cler mymen, by sucezssful men and uszmmen the world over. # A You Equipped to Win? The Wew International provides # ¥he zacans 19 success. It isan all ® knowingtecacher, a universal ques tion answerer. ' I you scek efficiency and ad wncement why not mako daily waeof this vast fund of inform ation? . £ Vi T 3. & | S ' ~Geo¢ra£l;leal Subjects. 12,000 tries. | Regular and India-Paper Editions. ; ” Writef § ",:‘.-,_,. a o gl I)lustr§txomx. PR | =4l il etc. Free, a ; e Gl set of Pocket P L R BRI Maps i you |—— Q,m%: il namo tLis . THER P ARSI | 100 vy 1 i G.&C. - (e § MERRIAM R l,' f,-.m a >y" .C:)" % ;‘ B Eoringiicld, Wass, ‘ 2nd grade—~Cecil Cantrel]l, Mary lßell Land. 3rd grade—Jeff Moore, Willie D. Eubanks, J. M. Cantrell. 4th grade—ldell Clay, Fred John son, Flora Shipp, Leon Moore. sth grade—Lois Rutherford, Ruth Still, Inez Manning. 6th grade—Otis Daniell, Ruth Moon. 7th grade—Lorine Sonells, Evelyn Rakestraw, Mourine Martin, Wynn Johnson. : * Our schoo] has dropped off some. 'Our boys have gone to work in the field, but we still have about 45 now. Last week the boys and girls planted our flowers and set out some roses. MACLAND SCHOOL. Principal-—Esther Varner. Teacher—Francis Cantrell. Honor Roll. Ist grade<—Paul Forrester. 2nd grade—Clifton Forrester, Frances Hopkins, Louise Hancock, William Dobbs. 3rd grade—Ernest Beaver, Hayne Forrester, Raymond Hopkins, Louise Mitchell, Frances Mitchell. 4th grade—M. C. Marr, Olion Bald win, Ruth Forrester, Louise Rake straw, Blanche Crow, Catherine Lackey. 5 sth grade—Helen Pittman, Vera Allgood. 6th grade—Ty Cobb Warner, Ruth Mitchell. : AUSTELL SCHOOL Principal—W. W. Cash, (Tempor ary.) : Miss Loise Cloud and Miss Nannie Griggs. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Ethel Bullard, Willie Can non. ; 2nd grade—Herbert = Maxham, Mary Miller, Odene Petree. 3rd grade—Howard Bullard, Belly Collar, Lucy Déal, Mary Cousins. 4th grade—Hazel Blair, Ruby Mae Shaw, Bertha Mae Morgan, Cora Belle Miller. 58hf§ grade Erin Brooks, Martha Perkerson, Olin Sorrells, Raymon Dodson, Annie F. Humphries, Mary Rutherford. ' 6th grade—James Holcomb, Hay mon Sorrells, Odessa Joiner, Dovie Lee Standrick, Ruby McFall. _ Tth grade—Herbert Moxham. Bth grade—Mable Moxham. LOCUST GROVE SCHOOL. Principal—Miss Emma Wicks. Teachers—Miss Grace Hayden Jol ley, Miss Luda Allen. o Honor Roll. ‘} Ist grade—Molane Brown, Harold Jordan, Ila Brown, Alene Maner, Kathryne Owen, Nettie Vee Cooper. 2nd grade—Edna Chewning, Rich ard Owen, Charlie Davis, James Bur ton, Geraldine Grimes, Albert Sentel], Byron Beard. 3rd grade—Ruth Valentine, Sara White, Mildred McKee, Katharyne White, Lewis Ray, Roy Davis, Edith Newton, Thomas Maner. 4th grade—Fred Brown, Neville Everett, Mary Nell Cooper, Harriet Grimes, Dorris Jordan. = sth gade—Elizabeth Jeter, Herman I . N . REPAIRING I have opened a shoe repairing shop at 104 Atanta street and am prepared to do expert work with modern machinery and hand work at a minimum cost. Give me your work and satisfaction is assured. ~ Work Done Promptly :- 104 Atlanta street . Marietta, Ga. lManer, Robert McKee, Evelyn Camp. ~ 6th grade—Emma Mae Webb, Lee Caldwell, Lottie Allen, Effie Newton, Elmer Brown. 7th grade—Clara Maner, Susie Butler, Fred Monroe, Navelle Maner. Mt. BETHEL SCHOOL. Principal-—Miss Kate Prince. Teacher—Miss Floye Moon. Honor Roll. Ist grade—J. D. Sauls, .Orman Power. 2nd grade—Mildred Sauls. 3rd trade—Mays Eavenson. 4th grade-—Jewel Johnson. sth grade—Vierdie Nix, Zula Boss. Bth grade—Barbara Eavenson, Iva- Iyne Bishop, Clinton Bowen, Guy Mit chejl, Tishia Ledbetter. COWAN SCHOOL. Principal—Thomas G. MecLain. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Loyd Thomas. 2nd grade—Dock Gossett, Robert Scroggs. 3rd grade®-Laura Mae Gossett, Grace Brown, Lillian Brown. 4th grade—Louise Brown, Nellie Scroggs. sth grade—Ralph Brown. The attendance has been some bet ter during the past week. We have made this week a clean-up week. We have arranged for better ventilation by lowering the windows from the top, cleaned off the school \yard and re-established individual drinking cups; which had been neglected in the past to a great degree. We have only one more week of school for this term as the term ends Friday, March 25th. UNION SCHOOL. Principal—Miss Marie Harville. Teacher—Miss Tatum. Honor Roll. i Ist grade—Robert Ear]ly, Hubert Ayers, Pearl Smith, Ruth Early, An nie Early. 2nd grade—Mildred Smith. 3rd grade—Rosetta Martin, Char key Martin, Vera Murdock, Roger Jolley, Ethel Smith, Dorothy "l‘ritt, D. C. Sauls, J. D. Ayers, Doyle\Las siter. 3 4th grade—Groner Roper. sth grade—Lena Mae Lassiter, Au- Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To pring back the sunshine take & ; ﬂ& The national remedy of Holland for over 200 years; it is an enemy of all pains re sulting from kidney, ‘liver and uric acid troubles. All druggists, three sizes. Look for the name Goid Medal on every bex and accept no imitation THE MARIETTA JOURNAL dry Puckett, Kathryne Jolley, Calie Mae Roper. 6th grade—Johnny Kate Dodgen. Tth grade—Willie Lassiter, Howard Murdock. ~ 9th grade—Beulah Mitechell. 10th grade—Lev Lassiter, Argeon Murdock, Lucile Dodgen, Lex Jolley. OSBORN SCHOOL. Principal—Mamie Jones. Teacher—lowa Davis. Honor Roll. Ist grade—Daisy Terry, Fern Chapman, Imogene Hadaway, Idel] Abney, Hubert McConnell. 2nd grade—Beatrice Smith, ‘Her bert Scott, Olen Owens, Sammie Adair, Loyd Waters. 3rd grade—Florence Waters, Era Chapman, Gertrude Adair, Tye Lee Terry, Clyde McConnell, Paul Abney, James Clackum. 4th grade—DMarjorie Williams, Florence Brooks, James Terry, George Ford, Eugene Clackum. A SHORTER \ SHORTHAND SYSTEM IN TEN EASY LESSONS This course is not only being ap plied by stenographers all over the country, but students and profession al men have found it to be of great advantage in attending lecures, tak ing persona] notes, ete. THIS COURSE Is short and inexpensive. 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We can give you lowest prices and prompt deliveries. Mill and Office, Church St., in front of car barn. ARE YOU INSURED? g ’/,":ﬁ:; £‘: \ \\\?\ N ' / '7/;’/ / i S ‘\\//Zl..r\‘\‘\\\;‘{‘f\“ ”’,"ﬂ’fv//‘”fﬂ ’ RT R S o \s\\\%/(‘l(\.\\‘ (Q\\ By BW RS K H &/ i N B : B B W ¢ 3 i N B ) X \\\‘_ : N g »L, ‘ i ;: 3y \Z ;:\, \‘\‘“\%3_:/ il ,y%%//// ~ =T\ Notice to . Delinquent Taxpayers I am under strict orders to levy, _énd advertise for sale, all 1920 Tax Fi-Fas in my hands if not settled before the first day of April. , W. E. SWANSON, ~ Sheriff. doing splendid work. We have = roll this week 42 and averageq 4 11-20. Mr. Moore visited our sch) last Thursday, and gave us such a good talk the children said they hoped he would come again. We have plans for a new schoo] room to be built iy, the near future, of which we are 4 proud. . :