St. Tammany farmer., 1908-07-25
Digest OF Proceedings OF
School Board.

The establishment of school at
Roos, $500 was set aside for that puf-
pose.
New Zion Central school abolished
and New Zion and Simaloosa will be
separate schools.
Peace Grove schools will be run
from funds fran 9th 7th and 9th
wards.
The request of teachers from Gov
ington public school for two days
taught at close of term was denied.
The New Zion school trustees nave
made title for one and a half acres
upon which to build a school building
Rules were adopted for the govern"
ment of local trustees and persons
were selected in each community TO
organize local Boards of trustees.
One library was established IN the
Audubon and two in the MandeVlile
school.
It was moved that committee com
posed of Neuhauser, Evans and Engile"
hart be appointed to investigate tne
status of Boards claim on district
attorney for fees collected for School
Board on Fines, etc., and endeavor to
effect a settlement, and the same com"
mittee was empowered to take up the
matter of assessment of 3 mill tax by
the police jury.
Committee for the examination Of
teachers, composed of Supt. Evans
Miss Salome Seller and Miss OllVe
Mather was appointed.
In the matter of tracing up lands
belonging to schools, the old commit
tee will continue the work
Funds in treasury sufficient to run
the schools until the fall term.
The Board refused to pay any part
of the expenses of teachers at Summer
Normal school this term, on account
of lack of funds.
The order of the day for opening up
the next meeting was made the de-
fciency of the funds in certain wards,
and the best way to safeguard other
wards.
The Board agreed to pay teachers
of Vaudeville school for one day lost
by order of trustees. =,
First Teachers Institute will be held
in Vaudeville about October 10.
The following teachers were select
ed for the white schools for the next
session and October 5 was fixed as the
date of opening the white schools OF
the parish.
rnSt w;ss iaw: Eoenp. MRS.
| Daisy Talley; Edwards, Miss Mary H. Sloane
| sand Hill, Miss Ida HoeL.
l nra,,aiann. Esnd1,eon Miss Jessie pritchard
Beeson Greek Miss Lettie Ballard; Alligator
| Branch, Miss Matte Travis; Rocky Branch
| Miss Meta Rogers: Similoosa, Miss Jennie JOY
| ner: Ward Line Miss Lucy Perkins; Blackwell
Third ward-Coyington, Mrs K K Flanders
Miss Salome Seller, Mrs sauter, Miss Nettie
Brown Mss oys ;fa MaInEi. MIS- Esze: -: '" Mise
Huff; Ramsey, Miss Macon Sebastian; Garden
District, Miss Byril Travis; German Settlement
pal assistant, Miss Alice Carney.
Fourth Ward-Mandevlle Mr. Il WOOD
AsSS.an'Si s iSS Snctpev r%1 PHTs swsbSrS
Miss ili lillian Gil Gilmer: HoultonviiIe, Miss N
Mclean.
TaGe miss sS T4sTs miSs ASST Sssstant; Hettn Mr
{ W Templtn; Sun Miss Daisy Morrison; Sim
sinEIetarvs' 1. s' Miss MaxeV Mayo; Violin, Miss
Mcdaniel ralsheek, Miss N Evans; Peace
GroVe' u AnoeFso" anu "'ss ~ ",'i""?, ,i 3,,,,
Eighth ward-pearl River, Miss Bessie slmp
son, Principal and Miss NJ Rawlings; Alton
Miss Miss Parkef; Parks In Mdge' MISS El']a0e'n op'o"
ass,stsntS Mnm mrs Mana Harris, Msses Hughes
benson and Gertrude Muilings, MIS- R
Crlehiow; Bonfooca' MISS "er''"0e ""''ie''
Regular meals will be served at tn
Southern Hotel as follows:
Breakfasts to m.
Dinner-l to 2:3O p m
SUPERB to 7:30 p m
Ladies and gents is suits sG sleanGa da1~ata1 an
Satisfaction guaranteed.
FRANK PATECEK, Tailor,
Phone 294. Gibson stree
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