The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-31

10 drop off two m1n his % the term
AMI use 50 much OF It as necessary
to complete the bail1ing AMI have
Mr.. Fogelstron 60 ahead with it to
completion He reported the sam
merfield coloret school finished and
ready for use.
In the ma1ter Of painting the Eel
lowship house i was decided not
to paint the inside al this time.
The boar1 made loan from DR..
s. IL Bitch FOR s1,5o0, at per
cent. interest payable quarterly
"A letter was presented from airs.
a. J. Aver. colored, making request
fer settlement for teaching enc week
at Wetumka school after leaving it
to accept another place. The re-
quest was refused
"a letter was presented from the
teacher of the Jacobs Well school
making report OF very bad conduct
upon the part OF one man in the
community at festival held at the
school house and also the damaging
of some of the school property. The
matter was discussed and it was de-
cided to have the matter presented
to the grand jury if the facts as re-
ported seem to be true.
IA letter from eIr. NJ M Proctor,
as trustee of Pedro school. was pre-
scented in the matter of a number
of pupils coming TO the school from
Sumter county Correspondence be-
tween the superintendents Of Marion
and Sumter counties was shown the
beard setting forth that Marion acoun-
ty pupils could attend in that coun-
ty only by paying tuition. It was or
ordered that Sumter county pupils
attending school in this county
should show permit or pay tut
ton at the line pupil rate.
A request was presented from the
teacher of the Mt. Tabor school for
/ So extra for the month just closed
for working without an assistant.
Request was refused.
Ia request from the principal of
the Hopewell school for an increase
in salary was refused.
Mr.. C. L. Anderson called and CON
ferred about the plumbing work in
, the Ocala high school building.
MIR. G. S. Scott called and confer
red with the board about the insur-
ance on the New Ocala high school
Messrs. Camp and Chace, of the
Ocala trustees, called with MIR. w. H.
Cassels, principal of the Ocala High
School. and discussed number of
matters perta:ng to the school and
building. Request was made for one
high school ana one seventh grade
teacher extra OF those at present en-
p1oyed. They also discussed the
equipment for the domestic science
department.. 1t was agreed to have
the principal Of the school and the
| domestic science teacher and the
trustees confer ana order a suitabel
outfit
1t was agreed to withhold $1,000
in settling with F. w. Long & Co. as
contractors on the Oca1a new high
+ SCuOO1
1t was agreed to grant 80 more
desks for the high school depart
/ ment of the Ocala school.
The board adjourned for the day
Thursday Morning Session
The board met with all present and
acting.
Mr.. Stokes of the Oeala National
Bank, called and collected some IN
terest items and some orders held
by the fbank en- warrants to be is
sued
A request from Pine Grove school
for a number of lights was granted
Mr.. Jack Camp called and submit
ted the following as the articles
needed at the Ocala High school
building in the way of equipment:
| II window shades, sixteen chairs,
eleven waste paper baskets, six steel
| door mats, five coca mats. For the
primary school there were needed
three teachers tables, three chairs.
| The district was authorized to buy
the shades and mats and MIR. Camp
and Mr.. Cassels were authorized TO
get the tables and other articles
mentioned
Mr.. Meadows living north of the
line fixed for pupils to attend the
North Ocala school. called and made
statement of conditions about his
children attending the school and
asked for a permit allowing his
children to attend the regular pri-
mary school and the permit was
granted. Tt was agreed for the trus-
tees of the Ocala district to handle
the matter of granting permission for
pupils to attend one school or the
i other