The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Scholarship Plan Adopted by \. F. W.
 C. at Convention. 190s-9.

tions: sli5 10 the boy or girl making the highest grade and Sii0 to the boy or girl making the next highest grade The Examination papers are To be prepared by I Committee from the Faculty of the University. the exam ination 10 be held ny the County Ex- aminers who will receive small fee as compensation The papers are sealed and returned 10 the tniyef- city aad there graded and awards made. Examinations are to held at ! thc same time as examinations fer teachers for county and state certiIi- ea'es. Na candidate must be over twenty 20Iyears old. The candidates must have resided in the state two years prior to taking examinations. The scholarships are forfeited tive weeks after the University opens
 The scholarships are for the purpose of making our University better known and to give 10 boys and girls of limited means and from small places the benefit of the diversity training and culture.
 The Scholarship, are limited to one year only-the Freshman class of the University. The scholarships are mol to give these young people finished course. but to arouse their ambition, and they must dc the rest.
 The examination F.aa k a test aF determination and ffaeis. and assares us of the right kind of candidates.
 Thc following are the rsqoirments to enter the Freshman elass. English 3units S. History. Mit. Algebra. ! ? units, Geometry l unit, Electires Latin, 3 uuit, Fhtsiez. Greek and Roman History German, Physical Geography. Physiology Botany CIsIes. L. S. History. 5l units
 Club women are urged 10 fad can didates now. and have their years study preparatory tqtaking the exam nation in June.
 Notes from thairmau's Report 10 Board at Hot Springs October, o9. Examinations for scholarships were held in different counties August 6 and | Seven l7l papers were sent to Fayetteville as result.
 County Examiners needed looking after by club women Harry Neal, of Rogers, and Minnie Dillard, of Amity, won scholarships. Maurice Williams, last years scholarship boy is back in the University, working for a diploma. The pictures of these young people were in the Arkansas Democrat of September 26, and sent to every Club President out of Little Rock.
 The Elks have given q Sophomore Scholarship to the girl that wins the Federation Scholarship. Maggie Scott, of Helena, IS in the university this year as Elk's Scholarship girl. slO0 has been subscribed to this fund: BIO more is needed hope it will be giy- en by the Elk's Lodges that have not yet subscribed. sl52 has been sent to Judge Tilhman on our Feder- ation fund. $50 is paid out each month to these young people, Sl5 each. You see the necessity of sending your assessment at once, if you have not done so before Please appoint edu- cation committee in every club.
 Give one program in your years work to Educational Needs of Ark ansas.' Get public speaker Mr W. B. Torreyson, if possible who will tell you things n make you ashamed of our backwardnesS. When if is possi- ble. help our rural school to form q School improvement Association. Read carefully the papers on Educa- tion Whichare appearing bi-monthly at the request of the Arkansas Educa- tiQnal Committee ill Little Rock. Miss i Fletcher, Chairman This is part of the plan urged by Che A. F. N. (. to awaken interest all over Arkansas. Begin 10 plan for endowment fund 1 ftaperpetuate our Scholarships in the University. Al this you are urged Ito read mark, and inwardly digest"
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 Helena, Arkansas.