Lincoln School Pupils Earn Honors In Room Activities
In a busy week at Lincoln School several classes celebrate academic and artistic progress. 5A reports first second and third honors among students, with standout map making in geography and autumn watercolor work. 5B welcomes two new pupils while aiming for 100 percent attendance. 4A notes chapel program and new students plus safety talk, 4B reports reading gains and tests ahead, 3A lists spelling students on 100 percent streaks, 3B notes Herbert Calhoun returning and consistent spelling, 2A highlights visitor and upcoming parent involvement, 2B celebrates perfect readers and plant displays, 1A recounts chapel program and songs, 1B lists health-rule keepers with no tardies.
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Venus Russed
Hartsel Minton
Worley Moody
Sallie Booher
Anna Bell Hammond
Ous
James Guenther
Maymead Crowe
Ola Lea Stallard
Pearl Bullis
Nellie Quillen
Neelie Quillen
Ozena Hutton
Miss Henry
L. V. Dorsey
Johnson City
Lincoln School
Margaret Kinsen
Anna Ruth Ellis
Eva Jennings
Lena Janett
Anden George
Grace Jones
Mary Sue White
Pauline White
Miss Quillin
Earl Jones
Zora Feagins
Story of
Moses
Charles Hollman
Mary Margaret Leslie
Brahman
Tiger Earl Cochran
Willard Jones
John G. Barnes
Buster McCoy
Robinson
Miss Holyoke
Iva Salyer
Frances Litton
Nannie Mae Colleman
Kathleen Sneed
Bonie Mann
Venus Ketron
Leon Lesterman
Miss Robinson
Herbert Calhoun
Miss Jones
Lou Ella Wample
Miss Sparks
Joe Fritts
Randolph Aldridge
Ethelyn Pendleton
Tom Leeper
Miss Morris
Chapel
Jackson School Weekly Notes Show Teaching Changes and Honors
Miss Ella Law becomes new second grade teacher in Troy Alabama. About 60 pupils vaccinated for smallpox by Drs Hawk and Keener. Halloween program planned next Thursday. Books donated by Mrs Frank Wright praised. Six new pupils this week. Attendance praised with perfect marks. Honor roll named in spelling with multiple students listed. Various class activities include room projects, PTA participation, and chapel programs.
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Ella Law
Troy
Ala
Richmond
Clara Morrell
Juanita Coley
Ruth Bradley
Vivian Miller
Margaret Moffitt
Miss Niven
Reds
Blues
Elizabeth Blankenbecier
Hugh Price
Roy Moorehouse
Wenela Smallwood
Charlie Brooks
James Orton
Sam Brooks
Miss Bell
Margaret Bowers
George Smith
Joe Cornett
Wallace McDaniel, Jr
Willard Pardue
Floella Blizzard
Elizabeth Christopher
Gladys Hickman
Arlene Hall
Vernay Tipton
Miss Goode
Clarence Coats
George Greer
William Grills
James Smallwood
Easman Dodson
Mack Rich
Charlie Lane
Glynn Marshall
Cubie Taylor
Robert Mellons
Maude Richards
Margaret Deck
Juanita Devault
Oma Johnson
Ruth Ketron
Ruth Ottinger
Loyd Branson
Rudolph Bechtold
Joe Brasley
Paul Davis
Edgar Daugherty
John Irving
Miss Hull
Silent Prayer and Recitations by Primary Students
In Bible work for the year the following pupils have said perfectly the 24th Psalm Maye Hammond Hattie Renfro Christine Taylor William Highsmith Howard Wilson Marie Pool Alma Bays Hubert Taylor Lucile Blankenbecler Nora Quillen We are enjoying reading together the book Just David.
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Clara Ruth Ratliff
Lucile Blankenbecler
William Highsmith
Christine Taylor
Maye Hammond
Hattie Renfro
Howard Wilson
Marie Pool
Alma Bays
Hubert Taylor
Nora Quillen
David
Rogues Break In Fuller’s Store Blameless Clues Sought
Officers search for suspects after burglars entered Fuller’s on Bro street by breaking a window to the dressing room and tunneling into the main shop. Several garments were stolen including two suits size 35, a 37 overcoat, and multiple hats. clues remain elusive.
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Fuller Store
Bro Street
Streams Swelled by Frequent Rain
Reedy Creek overflowed its banks Saturday night and yesterday morning after continuous showers. The nearby river rose steadily in recent days and more rain is forecast this week. The heavy rains end months of heat and drought with brighter outlooks ahead.
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Reedy Creek
Andrew Jarriett Loses Left Toe In Log Accident
Andrew Jarrett, an employee of the Tennessee Eastman Corporation, is at Riverview hospital after his left big toe was amputated following a Saturday work accident while rolling logs. The toe was badly mashed by a log. He is resting easily today. Bobbed Hair begins Thursday. A romance you should read. Every day in The Times.
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Andrew Jarrett
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Riverview Hospital
Jarrett
the Times
Di Jo Tablets Promised Quick Relief for Indigestion
The ad claims Di Jo Tablets relieve indigestion from overeating or fast eating, producing instant relief from heaviness belching and sour stomach. It notes the same formulas as prescribed by physicians and encourages use after meals. It also recommends Di Vac as a laxative to use with Di Jo if needed.
Teachers To Attend Annual Meeting At Univ Of Tennessee
A number of East Tennessee teachers plan to attend the 21st annual session of the East Tennessee Educational Association at the University of Tennessee Thursday through Saturday. About 3 500 teachers and superintendents from East Tennessee are expected in Knoxville. Noted educators will speak on education trends with Col Raymond Robins of Chicago delivering The Outlawry of War and William McAndrew and P L Harned also on the program. School work will not be suspended. 13 teachers from here will attend.
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East Tennessee Educational Association
University of Tennessee
East Tennessee
Knotville
Col
Raymond Robins
Chicago
William McAndrew
Atlanta
P. L. Harned
Ross N. Robinson
C. K. Koffman
Central
Dawson King
D. H. Cooper
LeRoy Sprankle
Frances Penn
Josephine Morris
Louise Thomas
Jackson
Miss Downey
Brabson
Lincoln
Josephine Faute
Gussie Sheets
Ola Robinson
Essie Walters
Farmers Should Be on Lookout For Cholera
Autumn is the time to begin to be especially on the lookout for hog cholera says the United States department of agriculture and live stock men of the State College of Agriculture In the south outbreaks may occur any season but statistics from 14 states show the disease peaks in October and November It dies down after snows and reaches its lowest point in February Hog cholera is highly contagious and spreads rapidly If you find hogs hidden in straw stacks arching their backs and appearing chilled call a competent veterinarian If the dis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture and Livestock Men
State College of Agriculture
Serum Therapy Proposed to Save Hog Herds
The text states serum treatment should be administered promptly to livestock herds to curb cholera losses. It notes hog losses from cholera can reach about 65 million dollars in a single year in the United States, with an estimated average annual loss around 100 million dollars over four decades.
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United States
Union Fines Bootleggers Guilty of Cutting Prices
In federal court Boston prosecutors described part of the alleged Bootleggers’ Union in Chelsea. William Hoffenberg testified that members were fined 50 dollars for selling liquor below the union price of 3.50 a gallon after a regualr trial. Union sellers paid market price 2 dollars plus 75 cents to Dutch Henry for police protection.
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Boston
Chelsea
William Hoffenberg
Henry
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