Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
SUFFOLK.
Death of Mr.. John W. burlington,
an octogenarian,
Honor Rolls of tho Public Schools "A Col
ored Man wounded In tho Fnce-Two
Marriages Candidates For superin-
tendent of Schools Other Items.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)


Suffolk, Va, Nov. 27.-Mr. John w.
burlington, u very venerable citizen of
Nansemond county, died to-day at his
home about four miles from Suffolk,
So years old. He had been in feeble
health for several months. The funeral
will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow
from Bethlehem Christian church.
The deceased leaves widow, three
daughters, Mrs. Ann T.. Parker and
Mrs. Jesse Rawles, of Suffolk, and Miss
Alice burlington, of the county, and
one son. Richard II. burlington of the
county. The decedent was the grand
father of II. Edward Parker, of Suf-
folk.
THOMAS w. HOWLE.
Thomas w. Howle. who was killed at
Aliens station, on the Southern rail-
way. this week. was the father of Miss
Bette Howle and William E. Howle of
Isle of Wight county. The latter was
a census enumerator and was also a
witness in the celebrated Gilligan trial.
HONORABLE PUPILS.
At Suffolk high school and public
school No. l for November by grades
First and Second-John Gay, Jack
Harris, Sumner Riddick, Quintila
Babb, Carrie Boyett Lena Maize Butler,
Lottie Bullock, Rosa Cross. Eloise
Croker, Sallie Irving, Lovinia Smith.
Third-Virginia Wyatt, Lucille Hol-
land. VIM. Eley, Fenton Jester. VIM.
McKenney.
F'ourth-May Belle Goodwin, LeClair
King, Fanny Covington, Henley Boy
kin, Elmer Brinkley, Randolph Ora
ham, George Spivey.
Fifth-Harvey cley. Emma Archer.
Rosa Johnson, Georgia Morrell, Ellen
Riddick.
Sixth-Herman Hawkins, Ernest
.TOnaS ShncEo1for1 AIFrod Swim
dell, Ruth Brinkley. Lizzie Smith, Nan
ME Whitley, Gertrude Wells.
Seventh-Odelle Baines. Flissie Roby,
Eva Virgins. Sam Stallings.
Eighth-Noelle Bradshaw. Jennie
Covington. Inez King, Katie Metcalf,
Irene Parker Lola Turner.
HIGH SCHOOL.
First Year-David Wood.
Fourth Year-Gladys Applewhite.
STAR ROLL.
Richard Boykin, John Gay. Jack
Harris. Alphonzo Holland, VIM. Nur-
ney. Chester Ragsdale. Sumner Rid
dick. Tom Smith. Willie Taylor. How
ard Turner. Horace Ward. Ella Babb.
Carrie Boyett, Lena Male Butler Ethel
Bozman. Lotte Bullock. Rosa Cross.
Essie Chapman, I1loise Crooker. JAMIE
FELTON,. Ruth and Nina Goslee. Carrie
Harris. Sallie Irving, Lille Joyner,
Ruth Mcneil Daisy Matthews. Inez
Powell, Ine2 Robinson, Lavinia Smith.
Third-Wm. Eley, Rowland Holland.
Marble, VIM. McKenney, Lucille Hol-
land. Lizzie Oliver, Virginia Wyatt.
Fourth - Henley Boykin. Elmer
Brinkey. Gussie Cobb. Randolph Gra-
I ham, Marion Hill. Buck Howell. Ed
ward Lassiter, Henry Potter. Paul
James Woodward, Mary Belle Good
win. Julia Howell. LeClair King.
Fifth-Harvey Eley. Paul Harrell
Herman Jones. Ernest Liliston, Wal
ter Price. Frank Redwood. Emma Ar
cher. Mabel Cheek. Ivie Deford. Ollie
Iarrell, Rosa Johnson, Ellen Riddick
Bessie Roberts. Manila Swindell, Pha
Walters. Willie Whitfield.
SlXth-Sidney Brinkley Bill Joe
Barnes. Allie Cobb. Herman Hawkins,
Ernest Jones, John Phillips. Peter
Shackelford. Alfred Swindell, Ruth
I3rinkley. Sallie Knight. Lizzie Smith,
Ruth Turner Mamie Whitley.
Seventh-Bessie Andrews, Odelle
BONES, Eleanor Davis, Miriam Dunn
vile, Mary Marble, Flossie Roby Eva
Virgins. Leslie Brinkley. Edwin Da-
Wis, Frank Dennis, John Hiltner, Hugh
Little. Landlord Redwood, Mack Rus
SELL Sam Stallings.
Eighth-George Artman, Mat Dunn
vile. Rochelle Harrell. Willie Oliver.
oscar Illand, Alfred Rlddick, Arthur
Roberts, Leslie Smith. Jim Virgins.
Hersey and Richard Woodward. NOZZLE
Bradshaw. Nettie Cowlings, Jennie
Gray. Katie Harrell 1nez King, Katie
Nletcalf, Elsie Mcneil, Irene Potter. Lo-
In Turner.
First Year, High School-Ruth Ellis.
Robert Marshall, Willie Virgins, David
Wood
Second-Horace Phillips, Carroll
Virgins Sadie Eiltner.
Third. G. Causey. Jr.; Archer APP
plewhitc, C. S. p. Holland, Jr.; Mary
Cowling. Mildred Nurney.
y BAD FACE WOUND.
Horace Williams, an industrious col
ored man, 80 years old, to-day only
saved his right eye by a small frac-
tion OF an inch. AS 1t was he had q
TWO inch cash opened just under it,
which bled for several hours after il
was struck. pr. +. w. Whitehead
made Williams rs comfortable as pos
sihle with surgical attention.
Ihe cash was dug into Williams
race ny IL falling piece of lumber at the
mill plant of the suffolk Sawmill COM
nany
TWO WEDNESDAY WEDDINGS.
There will he a home marriage to-
morrow AT o'clock ut the residence of
-. +. farkcr. hear Merry Oak, Nan
Semond county. The principals will be
ms iauShter Mss Lydia Frances. and
Captain Robert Young. q freight CON
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