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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07


Miss Ethel McCutcheon has returned
to Marshall.
Mrs. Hatton OF Grand Saline returned
nome SATURDAY from Il weeks visit 10
relatives here
Mrs. L. Ii. Gray Is visiting friends in
Colorado city.
Mrs. w. q. Northcutt has returned
from Tyler.
KEY. >. NJ. Tenney has returned from
q visit TO his parents at Crockett.
Col W. Al. SPARKS ana Miss Louisa
hule OF shreveport have returned home
from a visit to airs. 4. ~. Durham.
AR. ana Mrs. d. h. Lewis spent sun
day in Sig sandy.
Mrs. ". j, Await has returned to
Fort Worth.
Rev. W. 4. Tardy visited Gilmer and
Henderson this week.
Miss Mary sue Jennings has returned
TO Marshali from u visit 10 friends in
the city.
Miss Maud Wright is visiting friends
in Willis Point.
Mrs. V. a. Leak has returned from u
Visit TO Rev ana Mrs. q. ~. Scuddy OF
Tyler.
Mrs, o. II. Pegues returned Tuesday
from Tyler.
Miss Eugenie Scott of Shreveport
is visiting Miss May Bruner.
Prof. >. j. Abbott of Jacksonville
has accepted position as principal Of
the city nigh school.
Mrs. a. a. Killinsworth has returned
from few days visit to relatives in
Marshall.
Miss May Bruner entertained her
friends New Years evening from to
s with tea and luncheon.
Misses Minnie Allen, Ola Echols,
Nettie Fieweilen, Helen Keenes and Ada
Brown, returned to school at Weather
ford sunday, after spending the holt
days with relatives and friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

youth Joined hands and "tripped the
gay, fantastic toe thro' the giddy
mazes OF the dance" At IL o'clock
midnlght--as the old year reluctantly
handed in his chips" a sumptuous
supper was served. The popping Of
champagne corks. witty toasts, gay
banter and pearly. ripping laughter
welcomed in the New Year, amid the
ringing of the city church bells. At
1 o'clock a. m. the dancing was re-
sumed and lasted until the wee small
hours" and as rosy morn gilded the
eastern horizon. the happy crowd dis
persed, THANKING Colonel and Mrs. {.
b. Donaldson. and each other for the
pleasant night they had spent. The
following is list OF those present,
as well as we can remember Colo
mel and Mrs. c. II. Donaldson. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Williams, MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs
No!and, Colonel and Mrs. w. l.. r,
Dickson, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Munday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Lane; Mesdames
Folk of kirkland. Westmoreland and
Jaycox; Misses Ida owen, Bottle Mar
tin. Pearl Wood, I.outie Harrison and
Lena Bowman; Mcssrs. Swearingen
and Alverson of Quanah and Fair-
childs Of Memphis, Major Charles Ken
ney and Messrs Alfred WEIGH, Norval
Ballard, Jonn McMlnn. j. W. and
Charlie MeWilliams and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

The grand ball Monday night was
attended by visitors from Hico. Ham
ilion. Brownwood. Comanche, Aloxan-
der and Dublin. The Brentwood or
chestra furnished exquisite music.
Captain Joe Henderson OF Alexander
In his sleep walked on twelve foot
gallery Friday night and broke three
RIBS, his shoulder blade and received
other Injuries. which, 1t Is feared. are
fatRl. lie has been unconscious since
the fall,
Mcssrs. j. u. Walker and II. II.
Russell have sent out petitions for sig
natures In all the counties or Texas,
asking the United States senate to
pass the Bailey bankrupt bill ut this
session Of congress.
An earnest movement was this week
begun to secure another collegc In
Stephenville. IL Ia to be conducted
under tho management Of the Ernth
County Baptist association.
Immigrants from the Southeastern
states 10 hrath are numerous. They
have come TO stay and majority OF
Them are Intelligent, well-to-do poo-
pic.
The public school and the Stephen
vile school opened the spring session
with large increase OF pupils All
Erath II awake to the Importance OF
educating the youth,
Misses Lola Carter and Dnisle Bailey
Of Alexander spent tho holidays with
Mrs Joe Terrett,
Miss Laura Roy Of Alexander Is
visiting Mrs. Jennie Ea2ell.
Misses Lolllc Bocman and Mile
Phillips of Comanche arc spending
sometime with Mr., and Mrs Phillips.
DR., Little OF Waco preached here
Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Miss Mallie Butler has gone to Fort
Worth for a visit to her brother.
Miss Somers of Baird was visiting
here the past week
Miss Nellie Morris was in from her
country home and attended the New
Year ball.
Miss Bcackett of Anson was here
with Miss Nellie Hall during Xmas.
Miss Rlord0n Of Colorado City spent
several days with friends here last
week.
Mrs. DR.. P. C. Coleman of Colorado
City. was guest Of friends here last
week.
Mrs. ]. II. Parramore has returned
from a visit to Gonzales.
Miss Alice Lach will 30 to Cleburne
to make her home.
Miss Lillian Fox was over from Col
orado for the holidays, the guest of
Miss Celia Groves.
Mrs. Stevenson of Dallas, mother of
Mrs. b. b. Kenyon, is here.
Lewis Price came over from Dallas
and took in the New Year ball.
Notably among the attractive and
charming guests of Abilene during the
recent holidays. was Miss Halle p.
Strother of Richmond. Va, who is
with Mrs. Henry James.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

The handsome pnrlors and cheei full
corridors OF the splendid New Eeckham
hotel presented scenes OF radiant happl-
ness and brilliant enchnntment last
night, when the bright eyes Of benuti-
ful and accomplished women met the
chiyalrlc glances OF handsome and no.
Bile men. 10 say tender adieu to scenes
OF the old and welcome with buoyant
hope the incoming OF the new Year.
Tho occasion Will long be treasured as
the most brilliant society event in the
history OF beautiful Greenvllle. In the
Incoming future It's bllssful associa-
lions. hcart-beats, smiles. incidents
and rcjolclnss, VIII be gathered up by
tender hearts, as shining links In one OF
the most beautiful OF life's shattered
golden chains. As rare social episode
II stands recorded as a most brilliant
tribute to the culture, beauty and chlv-
airy Of our dearly loved Aouthland
How pleasant TO have such shining
nlle-siones az guides TO the pure and
beautiful In life! The Gazette was
made suprenely happy ia thought and
spirit By the reception OF on invitation
70 mingle midst the blissful associa-
lions OF this annual holiday ball" Of
Crcenvilie's beauty and chiyalry, and.
riEt here. taxes occasion To nail an
|. imaginative hose shoe. with n thops-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Bracebridge Hail." and somehow we
sighed f2l 'the days that are no more"
Mrs. Pullman read about some of the
Christmas legends which were pleasant
ly discussed. \ review OF numerous
Christmas poems was read by Mrs.
Joiner, and II was a choice article
Miss Maude Rans0ne sang, at Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" arranged
by Schubert
Miss Bessihel Mcfarland recited in
her own winsome graceful manner
to the delight OF all.
MRS. Robert Ransone played ono Of
Leybach's charming selections. after
which refreshments were served. con-
sisting OF sanwiches, olives. sailed al
monds, salads aud wine, followed by
conee and cake. uand-painted souve-
Mrs of porcelain IN various shapes, em-
bellished with holly sprays were given
each guest Miss Ochiltrec OF Weather
lord and Miss Besslbel Mcfarland were
the only guests outside OF the regular
members. Mrs. Walters, an ex-nem-
Der, was gladly welcomed. All depart
ed feeling that many thanks were due
their hostess for n delightful time,
"Our lives are measured by the tpy
which We to others give.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Condie Sparks left last Monday for
Galveston, where he will enter school
Miss Willie Hin has Just returned
view.
womack Riddle came down from
sherman TO spend holidays with friends
here.
The entertainment given by Mr.. and
AIRS. Pope Wednesday evening was
very much enjoyed by ALL
MISS Lillian Clark left Friday for her
home in Missouri.
Miss Halle Watkins has returned ia
Dallas.
Mrs. John Duke entertained the little
folks Monday night: all report having
had n good time.
Mrs. BlGkney Of Cleburne spent tho
Wells.
u. j. Haster OF Corslcana Is In thd
city, the quest of his sister, Mrs. Hor-
ace Parks.
Miss Neal Porter of whitesboro ia
spending a few weeks here with friends
Eugene smyer left Friday for his
home in Clarendon.
Miss Ibbie Hutchinson left Monday
for Dallas. where she will spend SONG
time studying music.
As we retrospect the holidays that
have Just passed. and the banquets. re-
ceptions and social gatherings which
have been given, It Is indeed difficult
to discriminate which has been, the
event OF the season, but forced 10 a
decision, would surely say tho social
hop at the opera house Monday night.
given by the young men OF our city.
The hall was Handsomely decorated,
music good and refreshments excellent.
A large crowd was In attendance and
all enjoyed themselves until the ''wea
sma hours" The young men having
the affair In charge are to be congratu-
lated on the successful management. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Mr.. ana Mrs. Hope Carleton returned
Thursday from st. Louis.
MIR. Weir LaBatte OF Fort Worth
has been visiting in the city.
Miss Alice Basgett has returned
from a visit TO Honey Grove.
Miss Mary Leatherwood entertained
quite large number OF her young
friends at the residence of her father,
Rev. w. M. LeatherwOod, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Myrtle James entertained Tues
day.
The Piclwick club met with Miss
Nellie Penwell Friday evening. After
INDUCING in all games, the young poo
pie enjoyed an elegant spread, which
had been prepared for their benefit.
Miss Maud Brownlee Is visiting rela-
tives in Honey Grove.
Mrs. Sam Gaines returned home
Tuesday, after a visit to Ladonia.
Miss BERTHE Hoy. who has been
visiting Miss Dick in Clarksvllle, is
home again.
Miss Letitia Cloud of Duncan, 1. T.,
is expected in the city soon. the guest
of Mrs. Guy Fuller. on Toney ave-
nue..
The marriage of Miss Matte Holt
and Mr.. r.. NJ. Moore was solemnizcd
ut the residence of the brides parents,
Tuesday evening.
The society event OF the season was
the sixteenth century party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Ewing to their
charming daughter, Miss Josie At II
o'clock the folding doors leading to
the dining hail were thrown open. al d
prince and princess, duke and duchess
and numerous crowned heads were
served to elegant refreshments. IKE
quaint and beautiful costumes and the
grandeur of the surroundings made
one think they had stepped back into
we olden days"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Hiss Halle Crockett left Thursday
Winsboro. 10 visit the family Of
N. fSkeen.
a. Bushong is visiting in Cal
|tonsth week.
b. Morrison came up from Fort
frth and spent Christmas with his
billy.
hiss Stella Farrah entertained Fri
\ night.
Hiss Lula Hyatt is spending the
Elk In town.
frs. c. w. Ward spent the holt
~ In Dallas.
n. Jones and wife of Holiday visit
this city Friday.
Hiss Josephine Bullock entertained
ursdny night,
IRIS. ]. Moore returned from Hen
tta Sunday.
iiss Matilda Frey is visiting in Yer
\ this week.
bert Moore left Saturday for Kan
City.
Iiss Bessie woodhouse returned
me from Huntsville. where she has
In attending school
iarried, at the home of the brides
Fents, Mr. Louis Locke and Miss
bee Fuller of this city.
NJ unu MIs. tTeu w amer OF iowa
rk are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
drew.
fips ella Moore returned home Sum
after three weeks visit in Hem
.tta.
Mrs. II. II. Wilson left Friday for
Junta, Col, to the bedside OF her
ughter. Mrs. Golfer.
The play Joshua Simklns" was
|eted by a fun house Friday night.
bne of the most enjoyable enter
nrnents OF the season was given at
residence OF Mrs. John Keller. in
|nor of the Union Y. =. $. e. E., on
w Years night. Those In attend
&c Were: Misses Daisy Hibbs, Car
Gamble, Elsie Vanderslice, Ella
bore. Ruby Baker. Nora Livingston,
zzie CLASSIFY. Lula Parish, Maud
lover, Minnie Young, Virgle Young,
|nnie Thomas, Emma Thomas, Ben
Hyatt. Mamie McGlassOn, Jennie
sming, Mrs. Knott and Mrs. Strube;
ssrs Chas Hlbbs, Tom Helm, Nc
|iy,t Oda Thomas. Henry Jenkins,
|n Downing. MIR. Henderson, Hal
|ompson, Henry Struhe. Rev. Camp
d. Bob Meadows, Ed Cannon, II.
clsson, II. b. Baker, Hugh Spear.
m Spear. h. Hagy. Thorp, Paul
bbs, John Thompson, II. Durrett.
%. Knott and Mr., Hlllard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

J. II. Credible returned to WORKMAN
Monday.
Il. L. Stamps of Wolf City Is in
tho city this week.
Miss LOttie Fla,au returned home
Wednesday from Dallas.
Or. j. ID Middlebrooks Of Bryan's
MIN was In town Tuesday.
Mrs Jake Smith entertained a num-
ber Of friends on New Years
Mr.. Henry Cowlcs OF Hawkins So
visiting relatives and friends.
Dr. Arp OF Corscana spent two or
three days with friends.
II. T.. Lewis returned Tuesday from
Hope, Ark.
Miss Mabel Davis of st. Louis Is a
guest Of Mrs. Dan +. Walker
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Turner and daughter,
Miss Lou, had pleasant visit at Dam
geriield this week
Miss Una Walker attended the Price
Lockett nuptlals at jefferson last Tues
day.
The young people were pleasantly
entertained Tuesday night at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. G. u. Kennedy.
A masquerade party was given by
Mrs. Dan f. Walker last Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

hrs. Tom Jeffrles of Teepee City
Id Miss Snowden of Fort Worth are
|,pping at Hotel Good.
Miss Eula Deaton OF this city left
.onday morning for Bonham. Tex,
here she has accepted Il position in
G city schools.
3Rev. Hardy, Messrs. r. b. Ewing,
.ld Blair. Ben Blair. Waiter Rush and
veral others were hunting on Tongue
yer hast week. They report a pleas
II time.
Mrs. a. j. Tives and children of this
~ are visiting friends and relatives
Topeka, Kan.
Mr., And Mrs. j. L. Nolan and Mrs.
ebster and children of this place
turned home Sunday. after pro-
|acted visit to Central Texas.
IAN infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
hers OF this place died Sunday eve
ng, after a short but painful i'll
fss. Its remains were inferred in the
~ cemetery Monday.
Mr.. Ernest Dixon, employe of the
brit NORTH and Denver City railway.
rs In our city Monday visiting his
|Ircnts and friends.
Mrs. Henry Bellah and children of
his place are visiting friends and
.lntives In Chilllcothe.
DTS lneA helTsty OIL IhINtn Ndllty
as Visiting Mrs. Westmoreland OF this
.ty Monday.
Mrs. j. b. Hlllard and daughter.
las Emma, of Quanah were visiting
intives in our city during the holt
Jour friend and townsman, Mr.. Sam
se11;, accidentally broke his leg while
si5fing Colonel w. i. Dickson In
anding some calves. We understand
Is better and we hope he win soon
| M And about again.
DIR. and Mrs. p. S. Roberts enter
ined the young people Monday eve
nE- All who attended spent quite
Enjoyable evening.
Miss Alice HanlSins entertained her
ends last Saturday evening. Deli
| nus refreshments We're served and at
I iafe hour the guests departed. thank
. q their hostess for the pleasant eve
Ing spent.
Mr.. pnd Mrs. l.. p. Hackett enter
lined their young friends at an an
svrt<ary party Tuesday evening. 1t
jas Indeed an enjoyable occasion.
| aosc in attendance were: Misses
pnnie Albert. Mamie Hardwick. Nell
Egerton, Lettie Norris, Matte
z1zleS. Lula Martin, Maggie Dea-
IN, Lputle Harrison. Alice Hanklns;
| e4srs Brown. WEIGH, HilliX, Dea-
In. davidson. Judge A. j. Fires, Mr..
q Mr.. Noland. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer,
. I. and Mrs. Whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs.
|>nah.
quite an enjoyable social was given
the resldence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
McG aughey Wednesday evening.
>Air- and Mrs. John Fullingham enter
,incd tlse Young people Thursday
enlng. All who attended report a
snsant evening.
s'rhe New Years Eve ball at Hotel
> pod. on Monday night, given by the
| nllcmen OF our city and vicinity
"a the event OF the holidays. The
. nth, beauty and chivalry of Chill
| es@ county was there in generous
mber joy was unconhne1 and
Oh one present seemed to vie will
tle other TO make the occasion a sea.
IN Of unalloyod enjoyment. The mu
. was good and added its part I,
pniversal 10Y. Old axe and ioyou,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Probably the most delightful society
event of the season In Brownwood was
the coach party given ut Mrs. Colonel
Martins residence. complimentary TO
her daughter, Mrs. Muse of st. Louis.
who Is on visit to her old home.
DR.. Fowler. the McAlllster Of tho
event, originated the feature OF the oc-
caslon, which was the arranging OF the
commodlous parlors In representation
OF chair and smoking cars. the pasaen-
gers costumed to represent all grades
of humanity, from the negro preacher
20 the bridal couple on their honey
moon. Twenty minutes for supper ~
Blanket was SUFFICIENT 10 convince all
the passengers that railway entinv
houses and delicious culinary were mob
necessarily strangers. Among thone
present representing tho 400 OF BROWN
wood society, were: J. c. West and
Miss 1'annehili, Mr.. Early and Miss Ma
bors, DR.. Fowler and Miss Warner.
Judge Conner and Miss cabaness. W
Scott and Miss Wealtley, ]. Bynum aud
Miss BAR, Il. M. Noble and Miss Rob
nett, r. l.. Mellon and Mrs. Wooten.
]. Robnett, Jr and Afiss LILA Williams.
Arch Griman and Miss Wessie WIZ
liams, Captain Gehring and Mas King,
Stuant Scott and Miss Low. Arnctt
West, James Robnett, Mrs. Robuctt.
Mrs. Muse, Mrs. Chas. Woodward. MI.
:.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Christmas, New Year and hog killing
are features uf past. and the problem
conironts us with what shall We
pad our locals.
Pray who's going to care IL Ed Chum-
ney and an Arkansawan, had nht2
lie showed Texas grit lie wasn't
wounded IN the rear.
Miss Lille Davis writes from Cham
ming She is the recipient Of gold
watch and chain from Al Smith OF
Fort Worth. Plus ultra in futucuin.
Hem
Miss Annie Maudc Little OF Ardmore.
l. t., presented the wee young lady
stopping at sam Walkers with u dia-
mond ring IN honor of the name.
MIR, WIN walker and his mother OF
Nepraska, IS expected 10 visit Dundee
this month.
The name of Bellah has been chang
ed to fuldn. a colony from the North
VIII settle there soon. and wished tho
name as above to their honor.
The candy pun at tho Quinn hotel
was quite a big affair.
II. V. Quinn Is our deputy marahai.
Look out, boys, he's terror.
DID YOU know we We're going to have
"A brand new doctor? It's Il fact. He will
VIII bring $1,000 worth of new drugs
TOO, He VIII be here In a few DAYS,
lie wishes 10 buy residence.
Mr. Clint Schrybers has two very
sick children. They are better at this
writing.
Have you seen the new organ at tho
M, h. church? I tell you Ms fine.
Your correspondent spent "a few daya
IN Wichita Falls visiting the families
OF Prof. Bushong. Judge Hodges and
~, g. White. The city was in holiday
attire ana was attractive with its
Xmas trees already laden, waiting 10 hs
carried away by Santa Claus.
We met while there Mrs. Mary Pal.
mer. Mrs. Maggie Field.
Mr. sebe Thomas met us at the de-
pot and escorted us to a buggy In
waiting where invlnclble Ben Brown
sat waiting 10 drive us TO the pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Ben Roberts and Miss Julia Bass. Otto
Abernathy and Miss Lula Shook. W.
II Lyon and Misses Cora aud Lille
Webb.
Miss Bert Erwin OF Kaufman was
visiting Miss Kate Childress in the city
last week.
Miss Lila Gray returned home Mon
day from Dallas, where she had been
spending tho holidays with relatives
and friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Continued On eighth rss.-
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-07
No More Boxing in st. Louis.

St. Louis. Dec. 6,-There will be no more boxing matches between profess siopals in this city. That is the edict given by Chief Harrigan in response to newspapers denouncing such contests as against the law. Last night Professor Mooney of the Business Mems gymna- sium advertised a boxing tournament to take place at Uhrig's Cave. A squad of police were present, and forbade the contest This will have the effect of stopping exhibitions by Maher, Sullivan and other pugilists in this city.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-07

the scope of the work 1t is evident that when this report is completed it will take it's place alongside of the two elas- sics which have already been issued.
 Best Methods of Grading Country School' was presented by Prof. J. A. E. Lovett. Professor LoVett thought that the difficulties in the way were too se- rious to advance very far toward graded system. Country schools are very different from city schools, and city school systems cannot be applied to them.
 Prof. F. E. Anthony followed in ten minutes address setting forth some of the difficulties which confront the coun- try school teacher. The grading of the country school depends largely upon the individual school, and no fixed system can be applied.
 After the assignment of homes to the newly enrolled teachers the institute was closed with prayer by Prof. s. A. Ellis.
 The following is a list of the teachers in attendance:
 Roll of Members.
 F. M. Roof, F. P. Hammond, Miss Mat tie Daniel, J. E. Yeager, Mrs. Mary Lay ct, A. C. Moore, H. A. Smile, Warren Wimpy, Miss Annie Centerfit, Miss Kate Gibson, Miss Kate Dabney, Miss Fronie Oliver, J. M. Dewberry, E. c. Watkins, R. V. Allgood, R. J. Waldrop, Miss Kate Cumming Miss Jennie Allen, E. F. Ho- gan, MGS. NIuSSie 1lOpeIlSODs Nlloo una Witherspoon, Miss E. l.. Henderson, Dee Brown, J. V. Glass, Miss Sophia Glass, D. l.. Baker, Mrs. D. l.. Baker Miss Kate Tarrant, Miss Pearle Staton, w. D. Houston, F. Ashton, T. J. Hassett, s. A. Ellis, Miss Mollie Shannon, Miss Ida Young, Miss Mary Brown, H. P. Burr1ss, M. F. Mcclure, J. H. Jolly, Dr. Solomon Palmer, Dr. J. H. Phillips, Jerry Foun- tain, Andrew A. Amason, Glover Moore, T. E. Owens, w. A. Woodin, A. J. Welch, Miss Ella Whitehead, Miss Jennie Copeland Miss Anna McLaughlin, Miss Eula Reynolds. Miss Erswell, Mrs. Matte c. Kennedy, pr. Thomas J. Dill, Miss M. E. Welbons, Miss Hattie Bradshaw. Miss R. DuBose, J. F. Me Laughlin, c. c. Stamps, N. M. Strickland, Miss Mabel Massey, P. L. Acton, Miss M. Smith, M. l.. Burchfield, Miss Loula Me Gehee, Miss Leona Stamps, Miss Mary V. Greene, s. T. Peace, J. M. Heaton, w. A Whitmire, J. w. Letson, Miss Lou Brewer, Miss Irene Kennedy, Oscar Wat kins, E. c. Watkins, W. l.. Yielding, M. c. Yielding. Miss Rosa Strickland, J. c. Walker, L. V. LaTaste, J. s. Wood, r. M McNeill, Miss Emma Greene, Miss Mary Hewlett Miss Jessie Ruter, Miss Hattie Pulaski, Mrs. F. E. Anthony, Miss L. Harrison, Miss Claude Palmer, Miss Ludie Palmer J. B. Cunningham, J. M. Webb, F. E. Anthony, J. A. B. Lovett, k. F. Tyler