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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
6
Superintendent R A Edwards of the Model School oversees the winter teacher demand. His experience in high school and other lines enables him to match candidates to specific positions. As head of the Teachers Bureau he fills many openings and maintains ties with school heads to handle shortages.
One more chance to see Tony the Convict at Speedwell High School on Thursday June 10 at 7:45 p.m. Admission 25 cents. Also note Louisiana strawberry crop valued at over 7 million dollars this year.
The service recalled ancient monuments and the lasting span of human achievement. Speakers spoke of Fatherhood of God and Brotherhood of Man, stressing fraternity as the bond of friendship and progress. Music by a quartet closed the program, followed by cemetery addresses by J. P. Chenault and others, with W. Norman as marshal.
A gentleman s traveling bag was lost Sunday evening between Clay s Ferry and Richmond on the Richmond and Lexington pike. A reward is offered for its return to D H Breck s office of Dr Anderson at Paint Lick.
The district plans a week of events ending with public commencements and plays. Students listed include Mamie Calico Mary D Capps Elizabeth Campbell Mabel Coates Gertrude Collette Sadie Montgomery Betsie Moore Maye Neal Leila Stroker Louvinia Thomason Jesse Tilton Lorena Williams Martha Williams Maude Teater Maggie Hopkins Georgia Moss Sudie Warren Henry Gibson Siby Hughes Elizabeth Jefferson Curtis Reed Laura Jett Gladys Perry Louisa Risk Eugenia Meeks. The highlight is the free play All of a Sudden Percy with dress rehearsal tonight at 8 and 600-seat chapel. Next, speakers include Hon BE Franklin Union College and Hon John Howard Payne. high school commencement Wednesday features Hon George Marshall Baker. Parcel post sale ice cream supper Wednesday at 8:30 to aid a charity.
The Y M C A summer camp at Camp Boonesboro will host many boys from the city and Madison county to learn swimming. Over 200 boys in Louisville are enrolled this year. Richmond youths join due to parental wishes for water safety and self care in water activities.
The Frankfort D A R will observe Flag Day on June 14 with a feature ceremony including the unveiling of a monument dedicated to Lieutenant Presley Neaville O Bannon. Local veterans and civic groups will participate in the event at a public location.
The Madison County school board elected all the county teachers at Saturday’s meeting. Over 100 instructors will fill their positions when term starts, with Edwards the County Superintendent expressing satisfaction with the slate. Some local changes occur, but no schools will lack a teacher at this time.
Classified ad offers a $10 reward for information leading to recovery of a stray black hog with white points. Contact May Collins at Rhone 7 2, 131. Also lost a red iron seat from a tobacco setter between J. H. Oldham’s hardware store and CGF Brewer’s on Big Hill Pike last Thursday. Walter Chenault offers a reward for return. Phone 447.
For sale tobacco bed 50 by 15 feet. Contact Thos Emmons or call 184. Fairbanks land stock scales in good condition with box timbers included. Willoughby Bros offer two Aberdeen Angus calves one year old. See Mr Dave McCord on Tates Creek Road. Phone 269m. 2814t
POTT. Gold Dust Flour advertisement claims Evy and others are convinced by its superior baking quality and light texture.
Mrs. R. Fe Turley spent Saturday and Sunday in Lexington, engaging in local activities and returning home afterward.
Readable fragments describe sales at all branches offering broad goods with varying items for sale. The text indicates ongoing promotions and a promise to stock a wide range of products across locations.
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