Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-05-31
CLOSING OF LEXINGTON PUB
Lie SCHOOL.

The Lexington Public School closed
Saturday, May 9th, after a session oil
eight and one-half months. The High
School, which is partly self sustaining
on account OF tuition fees, will contin lie
two weeks longer. The pupils assem-
bled Saturday morning as usual in their
respective rooms when promotions
| were announced and reports given. No
special exercises were held. There
were enrolled this session 294 pupils,
Of whom 81 were in the High School
The scho' arship from the seventh grade
to the High School was awarded to
Eubauks Witt, son Of Mr.. R. R. Wi t..
The following pupils passed their
examinations successfully, the names
being given in the order in which they
stood, the highest coming first. q rti-
ficates OF distinction were given the
first eight pupils in the seventh grade,
the same being indicated by star:
Promoted from 7th Grade to II gh
School. *Eubanks Witt, *Eln,r
Crigler, Kenneth Morrison, *LouiSe
Haskins, *Mary A. Rhodes, willis
Williams, Edna Slough, *Eva Hook,
Henry Boley, J. I. i cCrum. Joe
Campbell, Melvin Rice. Curtis Will
bourn, Arthur Campbell, Baxter Nc.
Corklc, Warwick Hartman, Bittle O,en-
scbain, Eleanor H. White.
Promoted from 9Th to 7th Grade.
Edith Funkhouser, Leo Sheridan, Katie
Grinstead, jamie Spencer, Harry Culin,
Fannie Wilson, Ne tie Durlap, Mary
Ruff, Jennie Crigler, Hayw> cd Flint,
Paxton Barrel y, Elizabeth ASn r, La
Rue McCown, Mary Co neliue, James
Shirley.
Promoted from 9Th to 9Th Grade.
Mary Ackerley, Edwin Morris, 'erbert
McCowD, Lester Hutton, Wilfred
Irwin, Willie Radford, Albert Moore,
Harry Welsh, Nellie Wilbourn, Thomas
Poague, Barton Larue, Henry White,
Helen Slough, Rosa Lee, Leslie Weaver,
judith Funkhouser, Roy Kyle, Willie
White, Tedford Barclay.
Promoted from 4th to 9Th Grade
Preston Irwin, Sally Quisenberry
Addie DeYoung, Charlie Carter, Claude
Watts, Charlie Glasgow, Lewis Champ
Marshall Moore, Allen Moore, Llewellyn
Rhodes, Bessie WOLF, Morton MrCs'll'
jamie johnson, Irvine Fox, b. bit
| John son, Edward Quisenberry.
Promoted from 3rd 10 4th Grtde
Mcdowell Wilkerson, Oracle Williams
Madison Pettigrew, Mary B. Caupb' l.
Sally Hess, George Bodell, BERTH
Beard. Marguerite Armentrou
Marguerite Moore, Sam McCorklt
Claude Brown, Henry Poasue, Irene
| Pierson, Leslie Young, Juanita TANKER
sley, Robert Tolley, Ethel Young, Percy
| Nuckols, Charley Spillan.
Promoted from End to Ord Grade
Robert Ayres, Albert MoCowp, Johr
Champ, Hugh Witt, Clifton Weaver
Thomas Glasgow, JACK Camp bell, Matte
Bayliss, Mabel Welsh, Monce Mccoy
Willie Herndon, Maude Loyal, Hugh
Chittum, Loula Wilkerson, Myrt'
Harlow, Mar aret White, Willie Colvin
Robert Witt, Leo Pennington, Gu
Quisenberry.
Promoted from LIST Dad Grade
William Ackerley, Herman Adams
Frank Beeton, Hubert Culin, Carol
1 Chittum, P, roy Cornelius, Guy Funk
houser, Emory FOX, Wlllle McOoy
IJesse Nucko's, Thomas Sheridan
Marcus Spencer, Fred Wolf, Mar!
Crawford, Edith Huffman, Gertrud
/ Hook, Ruth Nuchols, Ruth Sheridan
1 am selling one Of the lest lines o
ladies Shoes that en- find. The
are nicely and stylishly made, right u
| to date in cut, are soft and flexible
come in high and low cut, and are sol
at popular prices from $1.25 to $3.50
Also carry line Of Mems Shoes irou
1925 10 $500, both for heavy and dres
occasions. J. Med AOAIA'