The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12
Supt. Carnagey Announces As
sIgnment Of Teaching
Corps Today.
Getting Ready For First Ses
sion of 1908 90.
SCHOOLS WILL orEN MONDAY

School days have come again, and
Monday morning the doors OF the
buildings viii swing open to receive
the children. who have been called
from three months OF pleasure
Everything Is ready for the opening
and this year the pans promise ia
be followed out easily. and regular
study may be secured in the first
week. supt J, A. Carnagey has been
one OF the busiest men In Paducah
for the last week, az he has been be-
sieged by parents with small children
asking for entrance cards Despite
the announcements for parents "a
bring children the first OF the week
some have been dilatory. and this
morning the ONCE was crowded and
Monday viii be bigger day yet.
More than 200 new pupils have
been entered. according to the esti-
mate OF Professor Carnagey. who has
not had time 10 count them. by the
new child labor law. he has been
issuing al OF the permits for chill
dren TO work. aud this Is one reason
why the school superintendent Is the
busicst man In Paducah. Fully 900
permits have been issued. with a
constant demand for more. Even the
newspaper carriers under l6 years OF
age have TO secure the permits. aud
the "ncwsies" we're out In full force.
No hoy under 10 years old is Issued
permit. and the newspapers vii
have 20 secure ads over 4 years Ia
distribute the papers
TEACHERS Meeting.
This morning at 10 O'Clock Super
intendent Cafnagey met all OF the
teachers at the Washington building.
and issued supplies and gave lnstruc-
tions about the work. Col. Joseph
Potter and Trustee Harry Clements
were present and gave short talks on
the school work. All OF the teachers
were present. superintendent Car
nagey announced the appointment OF
teachers az the following buildings:
High schoo,-Prof. W. II. Sugg.
principal; W. A.Eyans. Miss Adah
Brazelton. assistant principal: Marian
y. Noble. Ernestinc Aims. Susan
Smith. Anna Bird stewart, Kathryn
Kyser.
Washington building Frank
Cheek. Kate white. Emma Acker.
Elizabeth Graham. Myrtle Venable.
Margaret Acker Erncstine Lewe'len
and Mary Brazelton In the depart
mental work aud Mrs. Fannie Leddra
aud Misses Myrtle Knight. Catherine
Thomas. Anna Iarkin. Floyd Swift.
Catherine Powell Blanche Ingram.
Ethel Hawkins. Belle Ford. Lillian
Cook, Addie Byrd In the primary de-
partment
Franklin buildlng-M y. Lyon.
principals Ethel Mitchell Elsie Hoe
wischer. Rose Flournoy. Lucy Scott.
Glare winston. Bessie Karnes. Mabel
Roberts.
Jefferson building. T. Ross.
principal; Mabel Mitchell. Elizabeth
Singleton. Fora Mckee. Mrs. Fannie
Taylor. Mary Bondurant. Susan Atchi
son. Hannah Bonds
Lee building. N Calvin. prin-
cipal; Mrs. l.. II. Ham, May Ellis.
Minnie Jones. lneN Bell, MollIe
Brown Stevenson. Mrs. Ellen Wilcox
and Lille Burdine.
Longfellow school--A. NJ Rags
dale. principal: Lula Il. Cochran,
HATTIE sherman, Frances Clark. Jen-
ME Sloan, Ella Larkin.
Mckinley building Emma I. Nor
gan. principal; Laura Thomas. Ruth
Hall. Addie Coheen, Emma Mayer,
Blanche Mooney
Whittier bullding-H Herman Dono-
van, principal Ollie Wilson, Lulyo
Boadles and Jeanon Adamson
The teachers will be assigned TO
their rooms Monday morning. when
the grade will be determined by the
principal Of each building and Super
intendont Carnagey.
The first teacher TO be reported ~
was Miss Rose Flournoy. and as She
VIII be unable TO teach the first days
of the session. Superintendent Carna-
gey has secured Miss Mabel Mitchell
TO take charge OF her room In the
Franklin building.
Colored Teachers.
The white teachers met this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock and this afternoon
superintendent Carnagey met the
colored teachers at the Lincoln build
ing. The co'ored teachers are as
signed as follows:
Lincoln bullding-George Jackson,
principals L. NJ. Turner, Callie Emery
Hattie Anderson. Ezekiel Grundy.
Minnie Hall, Rena Machen. S. v.
Lowery and Lula Davis.
Carried bulid'ns-T. D. Hubs,