County Boards Elect Faculty. McDowell Principal Re-elected
Major action at the county boards of education regular meeting resulted in the election of several new teachers across districts. McDowell School veteran Tomlinson was re elected to another term while others were added in the fourth fifth seventh and ninth districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
Princips McDowell
County Boards of Education
Irda
Sala Oe Eithorizad
Naite
Alétric
Aeviaen
Pte
Barcham
Prineipale
Dera Holmebid
Lactlo Vey
Fater Valley
Minson Lowell
Mies Panule
Mai Godwin
Bothst
Bourbon Gaski
Dohnaon
Mary-Lou McGaw
Roach
Ming Jewell Blam
Colored Samaritan
Maggie Webster
Elizabeth Smith
Sadie Martin
Golledka—Mageie Dew
Enterprise
H. C. Briar
Mina Ina Douglass
Mra. Hatcher
Ettatén
Raymond Kennedy
J Reby Morrow
Porté E
Kate Holt
Shangalde
Ixora Foster
McCain
P.A. Rose
Inex Moore
Miss Ohallene
Splendid Report Of Agricultural Work For City Board Of Education
The report by Prof Me on the Smith Hughes agriculture program covers the past term with sixteen students completing a course combining theory and practice. Students undertook projects and visits to Cat Intervaln as part of the curriculum. The National Educational Board praised the first term’s results and anticipated growing enrollment requiring an assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
Ture
Kyla
Smith Hughes
Federament
Cat
Natal Educational Board
Subscriptions for New Cullooka School Show Generous Aid
A long list details subscriptions toward Cullooka School building funds ranging from $500 to $10. The donors include G N McKennon J P Graham B us Park Joe Ingram C J Akin J B Redding WON Bingham 4 H McKite bon and many others. The text preserves numerous names with varying amounts supporting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullooka
G.N. McKennon
J. P. Graham
B. Us Park
Joe Ingram
C. J. Akin
J. B. Redding
Won
Bingham
H.” McKitebon
Prof Harris to Return as Commercial Course Head
Prof J Al Harris will leave his Phoenix National Bank duties on September 16 to rejoin the Maury County High School faculty as head of the commercial course. He was elected to the chair by the city board of education and has accepted the position, returning from night-school teaching with welcome reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘al Harris
Phoenix National Bank
Maury County High School
City Board of Education
Tsat
Harris
Foight School
Principal Not Yet Selected At Andrews
City board of education voted salary increases for all elementary teachers and elected faculty members at the Andrews building including Misses Porter Roberts Jones Yous Tample Boyd Morton Caskey Smith and Gilbert. A principal remains to be selected. Most of the old teaching staff were reelected. Miss Wright of Central High was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
Andrews
Porter
Roberts
Jones
Yous
Tample
Boyd
Morton
Caskey
Smith
Gilbert
Wright
Central High
Capitalists worth 200 million tour Tennessee lands
A group totaling 200 million in wealth, identified as Bon Air Coal Iron Co directors and officers, toured Tennessee's coal lands in West Tennessee and iron ore fields in Wayne and Hickman counties. The entourage included William Wrigley Jr and Jacob Ruppert, with promoters like William J. Cummins arranging introductions to undeveloped reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Air Coal # Iron Co
East
Collinwood
Wayne County
Wayne
Hickman
West Tennessee
Allen's Creek
Rappertown
Lyle
Hickman County
Wrigley
Tennessee
William J. Cummins
Nash
Chicago
James R.offield
Chica
Sword is Mightier Than Pen Debate at Ferndale Club
A large Ferndale community club meeting Saturday night featured a debate on the resolution that the sword is mightier than the pen. Prof Mc Lean county agent and Miss Shad ow home demonstration agent spoke, praising local achievements as Isaiah Murphy Minnie G. Hickman led the affirmative, while Mrs Bert Erwin and M Phineas Murphy spoke for the negative. the affirmative won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale Community Club
McLean
Miss Shadow
Isaiah ©. Murphy
Mis
Minnie G. Hickman
Bert Erwin
M. Phineas Murphy
May Realty Transfers Show Slight Decrease
May realty transfers dipped slightly from the prior year with May total at 221 7th? compared to 241 860 last May. Thirty seven marriage licenses were issued in the past month, the same count as the corresponding month a year ago.
Community Improves Old M'Meen Cemetery
A May event brought Carter's Creek and nearby residents together to repair the cemetery fence and plan future improvements. A memorial service was led by Rev. SD Logan of Columbia, graves were decorated, and a Cemetery Association was formed with W. McMeen as president and J. W. Jameson as secretary and treasurer to organize upkeep efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter's Creek
Rev
SD. Logan
Columbia
Cemetery Association
W. McMeen
W. H. Sellers
J. W. T. Jameson
Unimproved lands sale at 310 per acre
A notice notes unimproved lands offered at 310 dollars per acre. Details read as a public real estate listing with emphasis on price and land type. Pricing specifics and parcel identifiers are partially visible in OCR.
Sizable tract sold at auction in Hampshire district
The twenty and a half acres groves of W. M. Tolley's on the Hampshire piker were sold by John AT Dixon at the auction on Gatunday. Dixon later sold to Messrs. Frierson and Harlan who plan to improve the property by erecting a handsome residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin M. Harlan
Hinton
Frierson
W. M. Tolley
Hampshire
Columbia
John
Dixon
Gatunday
Messrs. Frierson
Harlan
Culleoka School Assured By County Board Action
The county board approved funding for Culleoka's new school, covering about 85 percent of the roughly 15 000 cost, after citizens pledged generous support. The board notes limited funds prevent larger building outlays and warns salaries must rise, with a tax increase likely. a building committee will be appointed at Thursday’s meeting by Chairman W. Kennon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culleoka
Monay
County Board of Educaon
Cullooka
Culleota
We Kennon
Mitchell elected again as teacher principal role renewed
Mrs Mitchell is chosen for the thirtieth term on the faculty of the county high school. Prof L B Duke is re elected as principal. Prof Donnell M Galloway returns as agriculture instructor. Several other teachers are named with vacancies to fill and a salary increase tied to a county levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Donnell M. Galloway
Smith County
Galloway
L. 8
Board of Education
W. Mitchel
Frances Alford
Pritchett
J. A. Harris
Scott
Monte McDaniel
Gardner
Columbia
County High School Board
Harris
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Virginia B. Brown
Weatbrook
Alice Stephenson
Rocky B Lade
Fannie Mal Hook
McDowel
Jensie Tomlinson
Mike Mattie
Hughes
Fhhmlé
Jewell
Axle Cathey
Lobaha'Ranwom
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Mra
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Milton Andrews
T. H. Park
W. C. Denton
W. N. Calvert
J. J 'Finney
J.M. Robison
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W. E. Ballanfant
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L. C. Hickman
M. N. Reaves
Joe Tidwell, Sr
W. T. Murphy
John Harvin
Lee Holt
J. W. McCall
B. V. Foster
Burke Wilkes
Jesse Tomlinson
Ete Eee Hickman
C- Jonenett
C. Crewa
Frank Fleming
Robert Campbell
F. M. Maxwell
Bam Inman
Miles’ Murphy
J. A. Dugger
N. M. Ingram
C. C. Denton
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W. S. Renfro
Hix Richardson
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Roof Hayes
W. J. Hobbs
Will Demastus
Geo.’ Scribner
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W. L. Gibson
J. R. Lawrence
Walter Young
A. D. Sloan Co
O. V. Pennington
Neely Abernathy
W. B. Stipes
Joe Ballantini, Jr
E. D. Looney
R. F. Moore & Sons
Ross Burns
J. G. Hannah
J. B. Tomlinson
B. Tomlinson
L. Tomlinson
Roy Demastus
J. H. Goldman
Bob Staggs
J. M. Coffey
Capt. Love
Misa Hattie Loyd
Hilary Day
Claude Kandon
M. A. Dugger
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W. G. Dugger
E. D. Wells
T. M. Hobbs
Dock Beaty
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Columbia, Tenn
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Flora May Dodson
Ida Hays
Ruth Shelton
Rebecca Page
Charlotte Johnson
Alleyne Church
Bonnie Belle Journey
Nannie Shaw
Louise Roberts
Annie Joe Baker
B.D. Joyce, Jr
Earl Hayes
C. W. Mitchell
Norville Heaton
Orton Roberta
Lucille Joyce
Eugenia Cook
Alma Read
Mary O'Neal
Jack Meroney
Russell Hoffman
Raymond R. Reed
Clan Sellers
Granville Smith
John Wesley Finney
Ruth Parks
Elizabeth Gilbert
Lola Elsie Sims
Charlotte Scott
Margaret King
Hattie Lea Murphy
M'Meen
Sacred Ground
Tolley Grove
Cardus
William Eversole
Hazel Patch
Cardul
GARDU
Cardal
Actof County Board
D.M. Galloway
AGM
G. A
Mrs. Mitchell
M. Hanna
Louis Port
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