The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-27
The Newc of Selma.

mar, Nellie Mason. Maud Schuster, Gladys Steele, Roger c. Butler. Harry Baker. Karl Elebash, Albert Kahle, Rob- ert Jones, Henry F. Reese, Thomas Lig- on, Frank Wise. Annie B. Vernon; excel lent In department. Alma Kirkpatrick, Mary Bibb, Matte Baton. Eva Gano. Evelyn Craig, Gladys Cauble, Emma Jones. Jennie Keeb!e, Leila Lamar, An nie Dannis. Lillian Giles, Ethel Gay. Flossie Leva, Willie Mcfarland, Nellie Mason, Maud Schuster. Katherine Smith, Maud Underwood, Frances Waller, Emily Swift, Minnie Henderson. Roger Butler the honor list was read by Major W. E. Wailes.
 Sixth Grade-Teacher, Miss Mary Force; subject, Songs That Never Die;" read Ing of honors by A. J. Parrish; pupils receiving eight first honors, Hattie Cobb, Maas, Lucy Paisley. Augusta Patterson, Melvin Schwarz; pupils receiving cards of equal rank as eight honor cards, having been unavoidably absent Ruth Haynes, Mary Parrish, Milner Eskew, Mosis Lil- ienthal; pupils perfect in attendance, Matte Cobb. Willie Eanes, Augusta Pat terson, Lucy Paisley, Annie Lee Jones. Maude Kahle. Joe Hull; pupils excellent in department, Annie Lee Jones, Ruth Hayres, Emily Mcfarland, Lucy Paisley. Lucille Dubose. Lucille Dubose received an honor each month that she was in school.
 Fifth GFade-Mrs Mary F. Knight. teacher; subject. "A Bird Convention. ' Birds meet in the early spring to discuss suitable places for building nests. The owl plesides. Intorspersed with bird songs. Honors and distinctions read by Major William E. Wailes with pleasing and appropriate remarks. Pupils receiy- ing eight honors, Alberta Breazeale. Ma rie Butler Beatrice Cobb; receiving nI Cleveland. Nellie Levy; receiving seven honors, Patue Brunson, Helen Keebie. Ella suttles; receiving seven honors and distinctions, Josephine Jeffries; present every day during the year, Alberta Brea- zeale, Mamie Butler, Beatrice Cobb. Pat tie Brunson. Ella Suttles, Agnes McPeck. Helen Whitby, Johnnie Warren: distin. guished for good department, Alberta Breazeale. Mamie Butler, Beatrice Cobb. Pattie Brunson. Villa Cleveland, Nellie Levy. Helen KeebIe. Mark Gamble.
 Fourth Grade-1 eacher, Miss E. P Ar. thur Honors read by L. E. Jeffries: subject. Australia and the Isles of the Sea Australia proclaims herself "Oueen of the Islands" Her subjects swear aI- legiance as her bodyguard, and begin to discuss their merits as to size, scenery. wealth, etc. The Atlantic then presents the claims of her islands, and proves themworthy rivals of those of the Pa cinc. Uncle Sam" settles the discussion by proclaiming this to be the greatest country on the earth. and worthy of inc name she bears-Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. Pupils present every day and perfect in department, Gussie Mae Mason Lucille Patterson. Those per rect when present. Lena Hurt Leia Hurt, Tillie Alexander. pupils receiving eight first honors: Lucile Patterson. Gussie Mae Mason. Mary Parker, Laura Keith Jones. Nettie Mc- Peck. Dorrance Craig Sherrod QuarIes Fullenton Hooper: those prevented. bv unavoidable causes. from being present every day. hut who received cards equal in value to first honor cards: Lela Hurt Jessie Bayne. Josie Carson. Susie Lee Me Creary. Gladys Holzman. Eugene EIebash Sidney Coleman.
 Third Grade, Miss Agile Davis teacher Subject, Child Songs from Field and Stevenson. Major w. E. Wales pre- sented the honor cards Pupils receiv- ing eight first honors: Flora Butler, Carrie Cunningham Diggs. Estelle Jones, Ollie Finch. Moritz Frohlich and Walter