The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-06-08
Correspondence
HauGhton.

The commencement exercises OF the (
Haughton High School, given on Friday :
night of last week, were largely attended {
and very much enjoyed by the people of :
this community. The teachers and
pupils deserve great credit for the ex- :
cellent manner in which the program :
was gotten up and rendered.
The pupils were promoted in the fol-
lowing grades: <
Primary Department-Miss Fannie L.
Mosby, teacher :,
Chart Glass to First Grade-Dayid D
Lawrence.
First to Second Grade-Harry Hitler ,
and Denman Burch.
Second to Third Grade-Fannie San ,
didge, Anna Hays, LOWE Horton and
John Lee Hollingsworth.
Third to Fourth Grade-Andrew Bar
nacastle, Sunshine McMath, Lucille Nc
Ann, w. j. Taylor, J. NJ. Moore and
Sunshine Hilman.
intermediate Department-Miss Ludie
Platt, teacher
Fourth to Fifth Grade-Banks Law
renee, William Elston, Robert Elston,
Lawrence Hitler, William McAnn and
Winnie Cahill.
Fifth to Sixth Grade-W. J. McKin-
ney, Gilmore Britt, Emma Cahill, Emma
Sandidge, Estelle Moore and Lucille
Henderson.
Grammar School Department = Miss
Tura Norman, teacher
Sixth to Seventh Grade-Flora Nc
Math, Irene Hilman, Jim Abney, Willie
Horton, Grace Hilman, Francis Hayes
and Fannie May Hayes.
Seventh to Eighth Grade-Parks Ell
ston, Ezela Hitler, Jimmie Sandidge
and Murff Oneal.
High School Departmental. H. Lam
bert, teacher
Eighth to Ninth Grade Misses Alma
McMath, Sudie Lawrence, Hattie Hill
lier and Blanche Hayes, Walter Hen
derson and Alpha Moore.
Ninth Grade to Graduating Glass
Misses Ellita McCarter, Josie McKin-
ney, Susie Moore and Regina Hillman,
Hodgie Henderson and Bracton Bledsoe.
The gold medal, which was offered by
the Principal for scholarship, was
awarded to Miss Ellita McCarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rowland are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. ]. M. Hol-
lingsworth.
Miss Maude Mosby has returned to
Plain Dealing, after a visit of several
days to her sister, Miss Fannie L. Mosby.
Miss Ellita McCarter, who has been
attending Haughton High School, has
returned to her home p Lufkin, Texas.
Miss Fannie l.. Mosby will leave in a
few days for her home in Mississippi.
! Mrs. j. e. Burch has returned home
( from visit to Texarkana, Sheridan,
Forsythe and Hope, Ark.
? Mrs. ]. D. Jameson and two children
left Monday to attend the commence
ment exercises at Keatchie College.
81 Miss Anna May Henderson left Mon
I day for Keithville, La.
& Mr.. ]. w. Elston left Tuesday TO
I Yicksburg, Miss.
ST Bolinfer.
( Miss Nettie May Purcell left las
{ Thursday for Natchitoches where sh
I will attend the State Normal.
J Miss Fannie Purcell left on Thursda
} of last week for Pelican, where she wi
{ visit for some time at the home of he
} brother, Rev. G. D. Purcell.
( Little George Hitler happened to tn
{ misfortune of having his arm rattle
I severely burned last Saturday. 1t is
J pleasure to learn that his condition
J now much improved.
Several new cases of small pox hay
( developed at this place since the Bar
) ner's last report appeared.
Z Mr.. Ira Switzerland, Mrs. Malone
! daughter and Master Rupert Boiling
} are on the small pox list. Their frien'
s hope to see them up and out again 500
Concord School.
~ Rev, j. A. Afford filled his regul
appointment at Concord Sunday al
} Sunday night.
Mrs. G. B. Wilson, of this place, vi