The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-16
1541 PASS OUT OF
 22O7 EXAMINED
JANUARY TEAcHERs' ExAMINA-. TONS HAVE BEEN CONCLUDED, AND 666 FAILED TO GET cERTIFI- GATES FROM THE STATE.

Montgomery, February 15.-(Special)- The total number of persons who took the examinations for teachers licenses at the January examination time in the state was 22O1 of whom 1541 were success ful in making good enough averages to get certificates. This left 666 who did not prove enough efficiency to be allowed authority to teach in the schools of the state. The per cent of the entire num- Der who passed was 6s s-10. Only l. per cent of the negroes were accepted.
 From the county of Jefferson there were 1o5 applicants, 21 of them being negroes. Of the whites, 56 passed and 2S were re- jected Twelve of the 21 negroes were accepted. The per cent of success among the Jefferson county crowd was GA.
 It is learned from the department of education that the applicants for teachers licenses are coming up to a higher aver age all the time The January eXamina- tions have been worked up in a month and half. something that was never possible before.
 The following arc the lists of teachers who have passed, being the last to be graded by the state board:
 Jefferson County Aurora Medford, Woodlawn: Lillian McCreless, Piper; John s. Burgn. Bessemer; Octavia Ilol- comb. Birmingham; Cora E. Roebuck, East Lake: Agnes McCreless. Piper: An nie J. Hewlett, Woodawn; R. McPhee- ters. Jr., Blrmingham Annie Lee Moore, North Birmingham; William c. Leach, Union Grove; w. B. Parsons. University; W. G. Roberts, Adger; Matte Davidson, Pratt City; Minnie Glasgow, Ensley; Marie M Moore Prattville: Eula c. Owen, Pratt City; Stella Patterson. Brier- field; susye Chamblee, Pinson; Belle Parlkhurst, Wylam; H. NJ. Willis, Bir- mingham; Carl Powell, Pratt City; Willis T. Howard, Birmingham; Eula H. Key holds Woodlawn; Ollie Erwin. Birmlng- ham, Ida Smith, Bessemer: w. C. Par sons, University; Fife Shaw, Bessemer; Kettle Thomson. Birmingham; Julia King, North Birmingham; Annie Nell heran, Ensley; Mary Erwin, Bir- mingham: R. ". Bain, Bessemer; Augustus Maclxey. Calcis; Ship Parker, Birmingham; Mamie Rogers, Eldridge; Lillie Mae Lilies, Coumblana; Ary Bot toms, Birmingham; Nora McClain, Besse- mer; Ida Carleton, Birmingham; J. C.. Powell, Pratt City; C. M. Galbreath, Iron dale; Ola Walker. Birmingham; L. l.. Hudson, Pulaski Tenn; Nadine Burns, Brighton; Irene B. Cox, Birmingham; An nie Perry Reid, Birmingham; James w. Golden. Adger; Alma Palmer, Pinson; A.. A Vanderver, Palos: Moss Keith, Ems ley; w. A. Sisemore, Birmingham; Marie Bradley, Wylam; Edith Hays, Avondale; Moses Hughes, Kimberly; F. M. Moore, | Pinson; Jesse Wheeler, Wylam.
 Colored-Jessie Young, Sayreton; Hattie Carter, Birmingham; Sarah Jackson, Bir- mingham: John B. Penny, Birmingham; Booker w. Smith, Cypress; Emmele Ely, Pratt City; Buena V. Pegram, Cardiff; Minnie B. Pierce, Birmingham; Hattie Powell, Birmingham; Lillian Evans, Shel- 1 by; Annie Suggs, Birmingham; Ella | Clarke Talladega
 Dallas County-J. P Vandevort, Univer- sity; Mary s. Butler, Selma; Alice Van devoort, Sunny South Carrie M. Wal ler. Plantersvllle; Ausie Powers, Pleasant Hill; Nella Carroll, Statesville; Roberta Stuart, Minter; Madeleine Blake, Fauns- berta Hale Selma; Annie F. David son. Selma Susie E. Lake Selma; Lil- lie E. Ball, Selma; Hattie Louis lana Bowe, Selma Blossie Blevins, Selma. Susie Chambers. Uniontown; Jessie Tay- Tor, Woodlawn; A. Wells Henderson,
 
 c. Stephens, Scotts Station; Carlena Smith, Selma Clara V. Brice, Marion; L. l.. Henderson, Selma; J. w. c. Blevins. Marion Junction; James w. Gardner Benjamin M. Jones, F. A. Ull- mer, J. l.. Walker, Selma.
 Lamar County--Albert l.. Young, Yer non; Willis Calvin Johnson, Lewisburg; Major Harris, Vernon; George c. Stan ford. Guin Jessie Marvin Pennington ncb G1tl1 bel Davis. Vernon; Mrs. Mama Romine, Nauvoo; Minnie Maddox. Pearle Deane, Sulligent; Ethel Hodo, Millport; Lillian Rush, SuIligent: Dena Thomas, Cale- donia. Miss; Luna Gilmer Sullivent; Virgie Waldrop. Kennedy Elma Chan dler. Annie B. Hawkins. Sulligent; Flor ence Hollis, Gattman, Miss; Hattie O. West Vernon; Eva Chandler, Onnie Stokes, Clinton Rector, Sulligent; Rich ard H. Yerby, Rias; Greene H. Smith, Blowhorn; Shelton G. Kennedy, Reform; Ephraim Ransom (colored) Vernon; w. w Lacey (colored), Kennedy.
 Calhoun County--Clara Sulzby. Tusca- loosa; Ethel Cowart, Jacksonville; May Grogan, Wellngton; Matte Head Bent ley, Jacksonville; Mrs. Virginia B. Mackey Anniston; Jennie Persons, An niston; Grace NJ Forbes. Anniston; FL bert Thompson Bright, Sylacauga: H. Clarence Nixon, Merrellton; Neva Evans White Plains; Mamie Lou Green, Alex andria; Winnie Michigan, Jacksonville; Annie l.. Sherrill Anniston; R. J. Creel Jacksonville; Maude Evins, White Plains; Cleveland Denman, Jacksonville; Sarah Iibbie Porter. Jacksonville: Annie Lee Kerr. Piedmont Cora D. Adams. Reads; Ethel Cobb, Jacksonville; Maggie Jay King, Jacksonville; Cecil Hollis, Atlanta, | Ga: Emeline Woodruff, Jacksonville. Colored-Fannie Inez Russell, Anniston; | Mrs. Emma c. Thomas, Anniston; Jili- l spiah A. Tate, Anniston Olivia Harris, Anniston: W. H. Sawyer, Munford Mrs. | C.. V. Ramsey. Anniston; Estella M. | Smith, Anniston.
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