High School Honor Roll Delayed by Teacher Illness
The honor roll for the High School was omitted in these reports due to delayed grades in one department caused by a teacher's serious illness during the final week. It will be published once records are complete.
Grammar School Honor Roll Six Weeks Marked by Strong Grades
Honor roll selections span First through Sixth Grade with notable students named in each class. Included are both Honor Roll and A Club members such as Dorothy Gillett Tia May Edith May Sears Dorotha Wood Martha Seay Edgar Riley Bernard Magar Lula Lee Vestal, and many more across sections A and B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gillett
Tia May
Edith May Sears
Dorotha Wood
Martha Seay
Edgar Riley
Bernard Magar
Lula Lee Vestal
Borozone Heal All Wounds Advertised Medicine
An advertisement touts Borozone as a rapid healing treatment for wounds and infections in liquid and powder forms. Liquid prices are 30c 60c and 1.20. powder 30c and 60c. sold by vendors.
Seventh Grade Honor Roll Names Listed for Local School
The document lists students including Othy Hamilton Mary Lee Andrews Jack Everheart Lucile Craig Earl Blanton Janice McIver Louise Beasley Marie Sears Franklin Harris Aubrey Cook Mary Louise Noe and the A club Mary Elizabeth McKenna. Honor roll includes Tom Everheart Mardell Pumphrey Vernon Gordon J P Gordon Opal Cates Millard Mangrum Guy Yowell Lois Cates Florence Wilson Maggie Horton Euna Lee Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Abbott
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Nicholson
Eldridge Caylor
Dwight Coley
Robert Doss
Vondalee England
Mervin Gould
Willard Young
Billie Jean Cox
Wilma Janway
W. G. Long
Bessylee Church
Ruth Jopling
Martha Sue Lindsey
J. R. Bailey
Billy Earl Montgomery
Billy C. Russell
Thomas Sears
David Woodrow Smith
Elizabeth Davidson
Genevieve McNeilly
Jim Andrews
A. N. McCoy
Marl Ryan
Theresa Ann Reeves
Edna Merle McMurry
Edna Stateville
W. R. Reeves
Billy Monroe Magar
Honor Rell
Jack Bradley
Fitz Bryant
Ross Wilson
Richard Williams
Frances Marie Church
Pauline Magers
Mary Joe Sears
Leora Short
Una Mae Mangrum
Walter Roberts
Gladys Bailey
Irene Rector
Charlie McLean
Grady Faye Coley
Lettie Curry
S. T. Montgomery
Raymond Cates
Ouida Nelle Harris
Mary Gee Woods
Margaret Sears
Virginia McNeilly
Johnnie Virginia Dossey
Josie Savage
Margaret Pierce
Frances Gillespie
Babe Nell Penn
Alwilda Ryon
Dor
Othy Hamilton
Mary Lee Andrews
Jack Everheart
Lucile Craig
Earl Blanton
Janice McIver
Louise Beasley
Marie Sears
Franklin Harris
Aubrey Cook
Mary Louise Noe
Mary Elizabeth MccKenna
Tom Everheart
Mardell Pumphrey
Vernon Gordon
J. P. Gordon
Opal Cates
Millard Mangrum
Guy Yowell
Lois Cates
Florence Wilson
Maggie Horton
Eunalee Hampton
Vandalee Hampton
Ira May
Nora Bryant
Morrell Hampton
Billy White
Ruth Gosnell
Lucile Maynard
Bonnie Ruth Whitworth
Madge Sears
Stella England
Jack Montgomery
Princess Compton
Edward Webster
Charlie Clyde McLean
Lucile Williams
Janice Melver
Minnie Ola Englas
Jack Bogle
Fender May
Velma Lee Cates
Catharine McNeilly
Margaret Barbee
Mildred Coffman
Ava Pearl Curry
Ona Belle Hampton
Mildred Holcomb
Amateen May
Mary Pumphrey
Gladys Roberts
Martha Joe Sears
Perfect Attendance Certificates For School Year 1924 25
The list names students across grades 1 through 8 who were never absent or tardy during the 1924 25 year and thus earned Perfect Attendance Certificates. Grades 1 to 8 include many names such as Ralph Kirkpatrick Nora Bryant Jack Bradley Madge Sears Margaret Barbee Mil dred Coffman Ona Belle Hampton Mary Pumphrey and others.
Honor Roll Recipients Named by School Grades 9 to 11
Robert Howard Maxie Williams Coy Wrenn lead a roster of honor roll students with no absences or tardies. Included are Golia Carter Gwendolyn Carter Marjorie Holland Bettie Lou McLean for grade nine and Tom Bradley Jack Lackey Ollie McMillin for grade ten. Winnie Belle Carter Verma Mangrum Robert Cantrell appear for grade eleven alongside additional listed peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Howard
Maxie Williams
Coy Wrenn
Golia Carter
Gwendolyn Carter
Marjorie Holland
Bettie Lou McLean
Tom Bradley
Jack Lackey
Ollie McMillin
Winnie Belle Carter
Verma Mangrum
Robert Cantrell
Summer School Set At High School Beginning June 15
Summer school will be conducted at the High School building starting Monday, June 15 at 9 a m Tuition charges listed for grammar grades five dollars and seventeen dollars and for High School fifteen to twenty two fifty dollars Tuition payable in advance Miss Susie Noe and F G Tacquard listed as contacts Mr and Mrs E J Lilley visited Greenville friends Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUD Soccb
Sas
Vtchisevicses
Chinaataceiies
Erie ci
E. J. Lilley
Greenville
No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Ad
An old advertisement for Srove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims it enriches blood improves digestion and strengthens the whole system to dispel worms in children with a 69 cent per bottle price. The copy urges regular use for two to three weeks and promises a return to perfect health.
Frightening at Night Ad Promotes Colic Remedy
A nightime distress ad touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden griping pains and cramps with relief for both children and adults. Emphasizes immediate comfort and urges keeping the remedy on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A Splendid Feeling from Herbine For Liver Troubles
An ad promises quick relief from torpid liver and constipation with Herbine. It claims the first dose purifies and regulates the bowels, drives out bile, and induces exhilaration, strength, and buoyancy of spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Wright Drug CO
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