Sunday Church School Immaculate Play and Spring Outing
Sunday Constitution School Page highlights include a fifth and sixth grade play The Children of the Clouds with a cast list and praised performances A Friday Piedmont Park outing refreshed students The second grade math quickness test names top performers and notes a planned commencement and final exams after a midweek vacation break Lillian Halley
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Bradey
Margaret Keeney
Estee Honer
Mildred White
Nell Morefield
Alice Starnes
Mary Wainwright
Carolyn Holliday
Mary Doughty
Elizabeth ‘Unis
Stella Theolowrus
Mary Amna
Ally Ryther Benson
Karl Kene
Robert WcCarnck
Papuris
Minster
Splendid Pictures Shown to Hill School Pupils
Saxon notes recount a red letter day at Hill School in Atlanta with Pelichiy and others taking part in district games. Marjorie Morgan, 11, won a prize in an athletic contest. Piusittn grade A had attendance. Hurune and Adelaide Smith return after illness. Second grade A pupil Jooh Butler improves after a severe illness. Grade B students proud of perfect attendance for last month. Painting of The Old Saw Timing Tale and bust of James Watt add to school appearance.
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Sev Pal Oays
James Woo
Ada
Wei
Medals Awarded in Fraser School Literary Society
In Fraser School seventh grade the Literary Society awarded medals to Arthur Hirsch and Mary Adams after a debate on immigration. The event featured affirmative speakers Guy Kauffman Ralph Varlin Paul Lambert and Albert Lathenstein Arthur Hirsch and Hazel Love on the negative side.
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Literary Society
Arthur Hirsch
Mary Adams
United States
Guy Kauffman
Ralph Varlin
Paul Lambert
Albert Lathenstein
Hazel Love
Jack
Wei
Neilie
Hattie Lee Blank
Inca Barnes
Elisse
Mildred Wootan
Lela Cay
Wade Bois
Louise Gershon
Jewell Young
Louise wAlfen
Field Day
Helen Mallister
Two Pupils Win Honorable Mention in Compositions
W F Slaton reports two pupils, Java Wesley of grade VI A and Lisse Rhebbergh of grade VII, received honorable mention for their essays on Reconstruction in Georgia. Other notes describe first grade onions, third grade Atlanta history, Cherokee land, and classroom activities as spring greetings are sent.
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Java Wesley
Lisse Rhebbergh
Georgie
Atlanta
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Elsie Rheborg
Pups Proud of Boys Who Won Field Day at Fairst School
Beulah King notes pupils at Fairst School celebrate field day victors who won the pennant and admire a garden program where fourth graders study Grant Park animals, compose learning experiences, and weave rugs. second graders craft rugs while girls prepare delicious hitches.
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Wai
Grant Park
Beulah King
North Ave Pres School Hosts Two Lectures
The North Avenue Presbyterian School enjoyed back to back lectures by Dr Marion Burton of Smith College and Dr Guth of Goucher College on April 17. Burton spoke on planning for the future and loyalty, while Guth used cotton as a metaphor for American life.
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Marion Burton
Smith College
Guth
Goucher College
Burton
Jah Belle Broadnax
Josephine Davis
Mary Knight
Marion Hull
Halsey
Tech
Napsonian
Mary Lamar Knight
Seventh Grade Wins Attendance Prize At Ashby School
The article notes seventh grade wins attendance prize at Ashby School with praise for grades five six seven. Louise Adams leads in spelling and writing contests alongside Pearl Spencer and Henrie Thomason. First graders celebrate new furniture books and cocoons becoming butterflies.
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Ashby School
Louise Owens
Louise Johnson
Atlanta
Pearl Spencer
Louise Adams
Henrie Thomason
Williams School Candy Pull and Field Day Report
Williams School held a candy pull last Wednesday to raise funds for garden tools. The sixth grade won first prize, seventh grade second, and the fifth grade earned a picture for attendance. A butterfly border was crafted by third graders while field day activities were enjoyed by all. Mr Ashley visited and shared a house cat story.
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Ashley
William Street
Ohmarlotts M. Bunream
Crews Street School Field Day Honors Won by Pupils
One hundred twenty seven pupils attended the field day with many onlookers. Howell Park in sixth grade A won the gold button for athletics and the fifth grade C team captured the championship pennant.
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Lana
Howell Park
Battle Hill School Notes and PTA Meeting Report
Shirley Small and Lorena Nolan won prizes for perfect spelling in the last two months. Mary Collins took a prize for best arithmetic. The third grade depicted Cherokee Indians on a sand table. Fifth grade added new flower boxes with various flowers. The Battle Hill PTA met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Geor Haugh, president of the Council of Atlanta PTAs, speaking on club work. We anticipate April vacation next week. Welle Stewart, Milton Avenue.
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Shirley Small
Lorena Nolan
Mary Collins
Parent-Teacher Association of
Battle Hill
Geor Haugh
Council of Atlanta
Parent-Teacher Association
Welle Stewart
Milton Avenue
Fourth Grade Wins Picture for Selling Most Tickets
Fourth grade students excel in fundraising earning a reward picture titled The Shepherdess for selling the most candy tickets. The class projects include a garden ready for seed planting and a study of Atlanta history while second graders visit Grant Park to observe plants and animals. Clarence Stewart.
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Brey
Atlanta
Sare
Grant Park
Clarence Stewart
Shakespeare Play Brightens Davis Street School Week
Davis Street School students staged a Shakespearean play with seventh graders taking roles and fifth graders performing Out of Doors Witchcraft Days. The week featured music, outdoor activities, visits from Miss Laura Smith and Miss Wilby, and plans for a school garden luncheon. Marjorie Miller reports on class projects in literature, minerals, and weaving, plus pride in the park setting and community support.
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Miss Haralson
William Shakespeare
Arlety
Velma Askew
Miranda
Grace Hardman
Prospero
Hugh Leathersood
Ferdinand Vivien Brown
Titanianae
Ruth Voylen
Fairles
Ruth Wright
Lizze Lowery
Ida Merlin King Oberon
Guy Stowers
Fays
Hugh Leatherwood
Willie O Connor
Willie Fates
Portia
Kate Meires
Basganio
Floyd Lowery
Antonio Walter Meehan
Puck Israel Meriin Bottom
Frank Taylor
Florizel
Joe Paris
Perdita Vella
Warren Hermeona
Mary Pritchard
Leontes
Tabitha Brett
Dorcas Wardel
Holdfast Bradford
Salem
John Dlies
Zingland
Laura Smith
Wilby
Board of Education
Davis
Evelyn Cowan
Tech High Seniors Entertain School in Spring Program
Tech High School students enjoyed an entertainment program by the senior class in the Baptist Tabernacle auditorium. The event featured speeches, music by the Mendolin Club, and a presentation on Tech High life and history. The evening marked Tech High’s first senior class program of its kind and was deemed a success.
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Tech High School
C. B. Wright
Tech High
the Baptist Tabernacle
Culver
Mendolin Club
Peercé
Pryor St. School Shows Field Day Honors and Rest
Miss Haralson visited the Pryor St school on Monday and gave upper classes a music report. Councilman Ashley praised the sixth grade B for field day effort as girls beat boys in a music contest. Fifth grades won prizes later misawarded. the school notes strong literary aims and a near holiday break. Attendance led by sixth grade B at 99.5 percent and second grade at 99.1 percent. COMER J. KIMBALL.
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Haralson
Councilman
Ashley
Board of Education
Comer J. Kimball
Walker St School Wins Seventh Grade Volleyball Championship
The Walker St School seventh grade volleyball team won the championship pennant with a 25 to 9 victory over Luckie Street. Students gathered Monday morning to cheer the victorious team as teachers and parents praised their fine play.
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Champioonship
Luckie Street
Mothers’ Club
Willie B. Meek
Spring holidays affect city public schools
Spring holidays for the city public schools extended last Thursday and continue through this week. No school page will appear next Sunday April 20. the usual page returns on Sunday May 7. Envelopes were mailed to all schools. notify if any did not receive one. E Hal Reynolds, School Page Editor.
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E Hal Reynolds
TENTH STREET Honorable Mentions in A D C Contest
After spring holiday the auditorium will host opening exercises with class performances. Seven A seven B and Six B will present talks and civic service topics, gardening, and insects. Seventh grade students planted honeysuckle vines along the terrace. Four compositions earned honorable mention from judges, by Durbar Ogden Martha Fort and Grace Augusta Ogden. Several runners at the school named Mildred Paire David Black Mamie Cooper Olive Hall and Virginia Pairo as fast. Captain Dnglish to speak on Atlanta as She Used to Be. Robert Speer, a sixth grader, started the popular school paper The School Companion. The latest yell and field day song premiered. The seventh and sixth teams danced with Calhoun and Worth Avenue. Miss Graves was guest of honor. John Staton Jr.
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U. D Cc
Durbar Ogden
Martha Fort
Grace Augusta Ogden
Mildred Paire
David Black
Mamie Louise Cooper
Olive Hall
Virginia Pairo
Dnglish
Atlanta
LEE ST. SCHOOL Domestic Science Class Busy Pupils
A Lae street classroom hosts Friday afternoon lessons in domestic science. Five B pupils, guided by Miss Mary Gray Ruskin, learn bread making, vegetable prep, sandwiches, and candy crafting with careful measurements and scientific method. Fathers express appreciation for the program.
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Lae Street
Mary Gray Ruskin
Insurance boom reshapes Augusta after great fire
In Augusta Georgia April 22 insurance payouts from the March 22 disaster reach millions. Banks report record deposits and merchants note strong sales as rebuilding looms. Architects draft plans for new residences and offices while debris is cleared for a modern rebuilding boom in the lower Broad and lower Greens street area. Property values rise as sales reflect post fire optimism.
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Augusta
Debria
Lower Broad
Lower Greens Street
Thomas Barrett
H. Alexander
Harriett Gould Jefferies
Alexander Place
Fargo
William H. Barrett
John Harper Davison
Debron
Republicans Must Unite For Defiance After War
United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned Atlanta listeners that victory in World War I could prompt bitter postwar conflicts. He urged a Western Hemisphere defense league to protect republican institutions and free government, arguing neutrality invites European coercion and a united approach is essential.
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United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Iamerica
America
Germany
Ameria
Ord
South America
Central America
Central American
Mexico
Nicaragua
Haiti
San Domingo
Gonin
Serbia
Bungaria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Prussia
England
Napoleon
Austria
Ali
Rurala
Japan
Russia
Europe
Asia
United States of America
Berry Commencement Set For April Week At Berry School
Rome Ga April 22 Special Trustees of the Berry school hold annual meeting with attendees including John J Eagan J K Orr Marion Jackson and J R McWane of Birmingham The first event is the prize extemporaneous debate Saturday night at 7 30 The exercises begin Saturday gear 229 and run through May The sermon will be by Rev James W Lee of St Louis and the address by Dr Arbuckle of Davidson College Other events include declamation contests debates on preparedness industrial exhibits May day exercises Alumni meeting Class day and prize awards
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Rome
The
Berry School
John J. Eagan
J K, Orr
Marion Jackson
Btenry Fohneon
Atlanta
J. R. MecWane
Birmingham
James W. Lee
St. Louis
Arbuckie
Davidson College
North Carolina
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Ted Heigh
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Misa Graves
John Staton, JR
Lee ST. School
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