The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-19
SUMMER SCHOOL NOTES.

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the summer school Mt Easley will be of
interest:
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF TEACHERS IN
ATTENDANCE.
All entered tho first day except those
marked otherwise, previous attendance
ut Summcr Schools mentioned.
L. j. Adams, Redmond, Miss Conyers
Allen, ContmI, B. A. Allgood, .Plckens,
Sept. 8.
Mimic Ballentne, Sheriff, B. A. Bent
ley, Easley, Sept. g., Daisy Borroughs,
Praters, Sept. 8, Pickens summer school
1899 AZ 4 1900, jane Bright, Maynard.
yeda Childross, Thomasvilie, Sept. 8.
y. nj. Eutrekin, Praters, Pickens sum
Nor school, 1899.
Dora Farmer, Maynard, Lila Folger,
Contral, Sept. B., Lem Freeman, May
nard, Sept. 8, II. w. Garrison, Green
vile, Pickens summer school, 1899,
teaches ut Spencer, Ada Gillespie, Pick.
summer school 1900, Itnu Gazcner, Eus-
| ley, Sept. 8, Pickens summer school
1899, Lulah Glazencr, Easlry, Sept. 7,
Pickcns summer school, 1899.
John N. Hnllum, Lihorty, ID. L. Hen
dr;cks, Field, Ida Hendricks, Table
Mountain, Pickens summer school, 1909,
Lenora Hendricks, Table Mountain.
I'tckens summer school, 1899, two weeks.
Mella Hendricks, Field Pickens sum
mcr school, 1900.
En- Johnson, E-sley, Arthur Jones.
Mica, Bcrtn Jones, Kings, Sept. 8, Pick
cns summer school 80 and Oconee 1901.
Bette O. McAIahan, Piedmont, Sept.
8, Il. May McAluhan, Piedmont, Sept.
., Grcenville summer school, 1899, J. S.
Millor, Piedmont.
Mrs. Mary L. Orr, Enscy, Grcenvilo
summer school 1899.
II. a. Price, Sunny Dale, Pickcns
summer school about 10 days at each in
1899 and 1900.
Miss Unity Rigdon, Table Mountain,
Plckens summer school, 1899.
a.. White Singleton, Tnbcr, Oconee
county, Oconcc summer school 80 and
1900, julia Smith, Easey. Sept. 8, Pick
ems, summer school 1899, S. w. Smith,
White, Sept. 8.
Pearl Wyatt, Easlcy.
Total, 30; men, 13, women, %.
In addition to tho above teachers, tho
following school girls. aged Is to 1S,
who intend ultimately to teach, have
been admitted and are taking the rcgu-
ulnr course. They will enter Easlcy
Gradod school i'll October except Miss
ELLIS. who goes to Chicora college. These
If they were counted would mako the
enrolment 80 up. to date:
Willie May Ellis, Easley, Sept. 3.
Mary Lesley, Lucy Il. Mauldin, Stewart,
Lou Ellen Nichols, EasIey, Sept. 8.
numbcr who have attended previous
county summer schools are 3 men and IL
women. Total II. Besides these. l
man and l woman attended summer
schools without staying to the end,
making 1G who have received previous
summer school instruction. OF the II,
eleven have attended Pickens summer
school Of '99 or 1900. Two the Green
VILE school OF 80 aud one the Oconee
summer school Of '99 and 1900. The
Oconee summer school has been attend
ed by ono Of the above eleven. Those
who have attended two previous summer
schools arc Misses Daisy Boroughs and
ton. or the 35 two have pot yet held
certificates and thirty three have certfi-
Gates rs follows: First grade, %; 9 men,
Is women; second grade a, 8; 2 men; 6
women; secon1 grade B, 3; 2 men,
woman. Twenty four taught school last
year eleven men nnl thirteen women.
Twenty seven wish to teach during the
current school year, nine men and eight
cen women, -Four are uncertain in their
plans, one man and three women. Three
are going of to college, two men and
one woman. Sixteen arc already en-.
ployed for the year, six men ard ten
women. Sevcu Of these are being aided
financially by their schools to attend the
summer schools. Two m orc may ho.
The names of the schools whose teach
crs arc already employed and attending
the summer school, are given below.
Where tho school has promised to nid
the teacher in attending tho summer
school the amount is noted.
Amber school, no aid; Carpenter
Creek school, expenses; Croswcl school,
$500; Easlcy cotton mill, no aid, CLASSY
Mountain School. $500; NIauldln school,
no aid; Martin school, $G %; Mt. Tabor
school, expenses; Oolenoy school not de-
lied; Reunion school, no aid; Ruhamah
| school, $500. Shiloh school, Anderson
&C Six Mile school, no oil =.