The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-16
WORKOF BOARDENDS
TEACHERS WHO PASSED THE JAN
 UARY ExAMrNATI0N.
Of 2,207 Applicants. 1,54I We're sue- cessfui--Certifiestes 10 Pedago- gtes of Jefferson, Dallas Cai-
 hcun and Lamar.

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 The State Board of Examiners yes terday announced the completion or grading all papers in the January ex. animation for teachers certificates and with the announcement came the names of all successful applicants in the counties of Jefferson. Dallas. cai' houn and Lamar counties.
 Jefferson led this quartette of coun- ties. as should be expected, with total of sixty-eight certificates.
 From summary compiled by Sec retary W. F. Feagin, of the state Board 1t was gathered that there was a total of 2.207 applicants in the Jan- uary examination throughout Alabama and of this number the goodiy number of 1.541 were successful. The friends of education in the state unhesitating- ly say that under the new law regulat- ing the issuance of certificates. there has been a wonderful advancement In the quality of teachers attained by the examinations to which they have been subjected.
 The names and addresses of those who passed the examination in the counties aforementioned are as fol- lows:
 Lamar County--Aibert L. Young. vernon; Willis Calvin Johnson, Lewis burg; Major Harris. Vernon; George C. Stanford, Guin; Jesse Marvin Penning, ton, Vernon; George W. Rush, Sulli- gent; Mabel Davis. Vernon; Mrs. Mama Romine, Nauyoo; Minnie Maddox. Sulli- gent; Pearle Deane. Sulligent: Ethel Hodo. Millport; Lillian Rush. Sulligent; Dena Thomas, Caledonia. Miss; Luna Giimer, Suliigent; Virgie Waldrop, Kennedy; Elma Chandler. Sulligent; Annie E. Hawkins, Suiligent; Florence Hollis, Gattman, Miss: Hattie Q. West Vernon; Eva Chandler. Sulligent; Onnie 0ssf- iigent; Richard IT. Yerby, Rias; Greene H. Smith, Blowhorn: shelton c. Ken nedy. Reform; and Ephriam Ransom, Vernon. and W. w. Lacey. Kennedy, negroes.
 Calhoun County--Clara Su1zby. Tus- caloosa; Ethel Cowart, Jacksonville; May Grogan, Wellington; Hattie Head Bentley, Jacksonville; Mrs. Virginia B. Mackey, Anniston; Jennie Persons, Am niston; Grace NJ, Forbes. Anniston; El- bert Thompson Bright, Sylacauga; H. Clarence Nixon, Merreiltop; Neva Evans. White Plains; Mamie Lou Green, Alexandria,; Winnie Metligan. Jacksonville; Annie l.. Sherrill. An niston; R. J. Creel, Jacksonville; Maude Evins, White Plains; Cleveland Dem man, Jacksonville; Sarah Libbie Porter, Jacksonville; Annie Lee Keer, Pied mont; Cora D. Adams. Reads: Ethel Cobb, Jacksonville; Maggie Jay King, JacksonviIIe; Cecil Hollis, Atlanta. Ga Emeline Woodruff. Jacksonville: Van King, Jacksonville: and Fannie Inez Russell. Anniston Emma c. Thomas. Anniston; Jilispiah A. Tate, Anniston; Olivia Harris, Anniston; w. Ii. Sawyer, Munford; c. V. Ramsey. Anniston, and Estella N Smith, AnnIston. negroes.
 Dallas County-J. P. VanDeVoort, University; Mary s. Butler, Selma; Alice yanDeVoort. Sunny South; Car rie M. Walker, Plantersville; Adsle Powers, Pleasant Hili; NeIia Carroll, Statesville; Roberta Stuart. Minter; Madeline Blake, Faunsdale. and Minnie B. Shields. Crumptonia; A. B. Richard son, Martin Station;: Alberta Hale, Selma; Annie F. Davidson. Selma; Susie E. Lake, Selma; Liliie F. Ball, Selma; Hattie Louisiana Bowe, Selma; Blossie Blevins. Selma; Susie Chambers, Uniontown; Jessie Taylor, woodlawn; A. Wells Henderson, Prattville; Bessie Watson, Selma; Chaney c. Stephens Scott's Station; Carlena Smith, Selma; Clara V. Brice, Marion; L. L. Tender son, Selma; J.NW. C, Blevins, Marion Junction; James W. Gardner. Selma; Benjamin NJ. Jones. Selma: P. A. Ull- mer, Selma, and J. l.. Walker, negroes.
 Jefferson County--Aurora Medford. Woodlawn: Lillian McCreless, Piper; John s Burgin, Bessemer; octavia Hol- comb. Birmingham; Cora F., Roebuck, East Lake; Agnes McCreless, Piper; Annie J. Hewlett, Woodlawn: R. Mo PheeterS Jr., Birmingham; Annie Lee Moore. N. Birmingham; William c. Leach, Union Grove: W. B. Parsons. University; W. G. Roberts. Adger; Mat tie Davidson, Pratt City; Minnie Glas- gow, Ensley; Marie M. Moore, Pratt vile; Eula C. Owen. Pratt City; Stella rn. rFt.. -I-g. Pinson; Belle Parkburst, Wylam; H. M. Willis, Birmingham; Carl Powell, Pratt City; Willis T. Howard Birmingham; Eula H. Reynolds Woodlawn: Ollie Erwin, Birmingharn Ida Smith. Besse- mer. W. c. Parsons, University; Eff1e Shaw, Bessemer; Kettle Thomson, Bir mingham: Julia King, N. Birmingham; !; Anna McIlheran, Ensley; Mary Erwin. Birmingham: R. w Bain. Bessemer Augustus Mackey, Calcis; Ship Parker, Birmingham; Mamie Rogers, Eldridse; Lille Mae--Li1es, Columbiana; Ary Bottoms, Birmingham; Nora McClain, Bessemer; Ida Carleton. Birmingham: J. c. Powell, Pratt City; c. M. Gal breath. Irondale; Ola Walker, Birming- ham; L. l.. Hudson. Pulaski, Tenn; Nadine Burns. Brighton; Irene B. Cox, Birmingham; Annie Perry Reid, Bir mingham; James W. Golden, Adger; Alma Palmer, Pinson; A. A. Vanderver. Palos; Moss Keith, Ensley; W. 4. Sisemore, BIrmingham Marie Bradley, Vivian; Edith Hays Avondale; Moses Hughes, Kimberly; F. M. Moore. Pin son; and Jesse Wheeler. Vivian; and Jessie Young. Sayreton; Hattie Carter. Birmingham: Sarah Jackson, Birming- ham; John B. Penny Birmingham; Booker W. smith. Cypress; Emmele Ely Pratt City: Buena V Pegram Car diff; Minnie B. Pierce, Birmingham; Hattie Powell. Birmingham; Lillian Evans, Shelby; Annie Suggs. Birming- ham. and Ella Clarke, Talladega. ne- groes
 The next regular examination open to applicants will be held in July.