The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-06-05
HATES CO UNITY I'M SCHOOLS
AND TEACHERS

49, SNRs SsNcs ~sA'SS s'fls3 tss slsH W
The Bates county students mad
"a excellent showing at the Warrens
burg Normal this year. The follow
ing: Mr.. p. G. Buckles, Misses Nd
6el Odneal, Elsie Park, Clara Mayer
and Helen Park, each one Of then
has the distinction of holding som
important place in the work. MI
Mr.. Buckles had the honor OF bein,
chosen editor of the Rotor. Miss Fl
sic Park had the distinction Of beinl
honorary member as result OF tn
high standard of her work. Mr.
Buckles has been elected superinten
dent of the Osceola schools and tina
school board is fortunate in securing
him. His work in Bates county wa
always the very best and he was re
garded as one of the best school mel
in the county. That he and all thes'
young people should have been givel
a position in their home county can
not be questioned. Amoret will have
Miss Mayer at the head of their schoo
work next year and with the cooper
alton of the patrons they will have ar
excellent school.
The following teachers have been
reported as elected in the country:
Mineo school, Miss Alta Chapman;
Liberty No. 16, Miss Edith Addle-
man; Merwin, Miss nellie Moore and
Miss Ruby Bigler; Ruckhorn, Miss
Verna Chapman; Hess, Miss Cora
Rush; Fair View No. Is, Miss Jocie
Powers; Griggs, Miss Elsie Sullins;
Olive, Miss Sallie Howell; Dillon,
Miss Ida Dillon; Mound Valley, Mrs.
Bette Crowder; Fair View No. 80,
Miss Edith Black; Amsterdam, Misses
Blanche Smith and Alvena Maddy;
Mt. Vernon, Miss Vesti Rice; Prairie
Rose, Miss Mary Funk; Passaic, W.
G. Dillon; Rocky Point, Karl Thomp-
son; Wemot, Miss May Timmons;
Harmony, Miss Myrtle Randall; Fair
play Miss Selma Newton; Valley
Omer Randall; Redmond, Miss Lottie
Young; Herrell, Miss Mary Wayland;
Patty, Miss Jennie Donovan; Olive
Branch, Miss Olive Judy; Plain View,
Mrs. Myrtle .Welton; Mulberry, Miss
Maggie Jones; johnson, Miss Mildred
Payne; Victory, Miss Jessie Coffin;
Eldorado, Miss Una Judy; Belmont,
Mr.. Jas. E. Park; Bethel, Miss Mary
Allen; Tygard, Miss Winnie Priestly;
Lost Corner, Miss Maude Martin;
Miller, Miss Ruth Wayland; Black,
Miss Fanny Moreland; Summit Gen.
ter, Miss Anne Golladay; Fry, Miss
Irene Reese; Oak Grove, Miss M.
Kate Pharis; Pleasant Ridge, Mr.. Vic
tor Wolfe; Orchard Grove, B. M.
Wix; Brackney, C. w. Ray; Lone
Star, Miss Grace Moreland; Nyhart,
Miss Maggie Mccain; Virginia No.
81, C. C. Swarens; Peru, Miss Maude
Morgan; Double Branch, Miss Mamie
Culver; Pleasant Gap, Clark Smith;
Hazel Dell, Miss Dora Lee; Haynes,
Miss Ruby Bennett; McDavitt, Miss
Mildred Bennett; Rich Valley, Miss
Mary Sharp; Scifers, John Lee; Reav-
ley, Miss Sallie Frazee; Mission
Branch, Miss Annie Smiser; Papin-
vile, Miss Clellah Grant; North Mud
dy, Miss Mary Crabb; Fair View No.
129, Miss Lottie Gentzler; Keith, Miss
Goldie Wheatly; Montgomery, Miss
Iva Nighswonger.
The rural graduatesare more active
this year than usual in selecting a
high school to attend. Inquiries come
into this office every day concerning
this work. lam glad they are doing
so and it gives me pleasure to be OF
service to them in any and every way
possible. Call on me freely for what
ever information you may want and
It will be furnished.
The district clerks did better this
year than on any previous occasion in
getting in their reports. Ihave mailed
Them blanks to report to the county
clerk for their State funds and ! hope
hey will be equally prompt with him.
Promptness on their part makes the
work in the office much more satis-
LActory and easier. We appreciate
punctuality more than they think.
Mexican Loan Approved