Tishomingo Moves Welcome Phillips and Thanksgiving News
From Tishomingo Rev W S Phillips arrives as new Methodist preacher and preaches Friday. Thanksgiving program held at the schoolhouse with teachers and community, praising past year. Agricultural High School football team trounces Leighton 84 to 0 in a clean, well played contest with 500 in attendance. Visitors hosted after the game. local clubs and store changes noted.
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Tishomingo
State Education Statistics Show Consolidated Schools Lead
A December 2, 1922 weekly from the State Department of Education, Jackson, highlights school statistics. It notes 767 teachers homes, 191 high schools, 43 vocational and 23 Negro vocational schools, 833 applications for vocational training, and Mississippi boasting the most agricultural high schools, consolidated schools, and teachers homes in the nation.
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