The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-05
COUNTY BOARD Or
EDUCATION CHOOSES
PART OF TEACHERS
INCOMPLETE LISTS FROM SIX
OF THE TEN CIVIL DISTRICTS
OF COUNTY.
REST FIRST MONDAY In JULY
All Chosen Were Without Exception
Those Recommended BY the Ad-
vlsory Boards Of the Various Dis
tricts-AII County Boord Present.

| vIsory Boards OF the Various Dis
/ tricts-AII County Boord Present.
At the recent meeting of the coun
ty board of education, part of the
teachers for the schools for the com
ing year was selected. However, the
list is far from complete, as they
were only partially chosen in the
first, third, fourth, sixth, seventh and
tenth districts.
The teachers were without excep.
ton those recommended by the advis-
lory boards of the several districts.
The latter boards, composed of three
men from each district, have only the
power of recommendation, while the
final employment of the teachers is
left to the county board, which is
composed of Charles P. Hatcher,
chairman, John P. Graham, secretary
|ex-officio, Ed F. Kindel, NJ. F. Walker,
A. L. Derryberry and R. N. Moore.
The teachers for the remaining dis
|tricts will be chosen at, the meeting
of the board the first Monday in July.
Those selected were in majority
Of the cases the ones who have been
teaching the past year. There were
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list Of those elected to date is as
follows:
First District-White.
Bethel-Allen Walters.
Roach-Miss Axle Cathey.
Johnson's Chapel-Hervie ELAN.
Luckett's Chapel--Miss Matte L.
Walters.
Forest Grove-Miss Pearl Gaskill.
Elmwood-Mis Willie Dell Sowell
Santa Fe-James Church, principal,
Miss Fannie Sewell, assistant, Miss
Bess Walker, assistant.
Jenes-Miss irene Choate.
Water Valley-A. C. Allen, princi-
pal, Miss Annie Allen, assistant
Akin-Fred Adkisson.
Greenfleld-Jasper McClain, Miss
Pearl Pickett.
Colored.
Santa Fe-Gwynn.
Chestnut Ridge-Beatrice King
observation-disclosures Johnson.
Samaritan-Maud Williams.
Water Valley-Gus Tucker.
Third District-White.
Spring Hill-Louise Greenlaw, prin-
ipal, Rose Cheairs, assistant.
Neapolis-J. B. Overton.
Lanton-Lillian Grove.
Leasea-Media Allen.
reenwood-Mattie Overton.
Kedron-Otha Bruce.
Browns Chapel-Rose Parks Moore
Rally Hill-Lizzie Blythe.
McCrory's Corner. F. Walker.
Lees Minnie Ring.
CoIored.
Spring Hill-Joe Reynolds, princi-
pal, Missouri Overton, assistant.
Mt. Zion-Loutie Amis.
Flint Valley-Luzinka Campbell
Glenn.
Smiths Chapel-Eliza Dale.
Black Center-Annie Lee Barton.
Greenwood-Annie Campbell.
Fourth DistrIct-White.
Rockside-Miss Lula Craig.
Nicholson-Amos Derryberry, prin-
cipal, Miss Ella Williams, assistant
Sharps Corner-C. U. Barker.
Union Grove-Miss Leila Scott, prin-
cipal, Miss Ruth Scott, assistant.
Leftwich-Miss Annie Stammers,
principal, Miss Carrie Hardison, as
sistant.
Bryant Station-Ed Ashton, princi-
pal, Miss Penina Orr, assistant.
Philadelphia Miss Edith Barker.
Oak Hill-Miss Lula Wright.
Colored.
Mount Ararat-Frank Dobbins.
Smyrna-Cora Tyler.
Rock Springs-Rosa Williams.
Parks Station-Lula Orr.
sixth District-White.
Sunnyside-Miss Fannie l.. Sowell.
Bigbyville Pellie Erwin.
Spencer Grove-John G. Nelson.
Enterprise-T. Y. English, princi-
pal, Miss Eloira Ashby, assistant.
Sullivan-Mr. Davis, principal, w.
L. Seagrave, assistant.
Colored.
Westbrook-Cora Sowell.
Gillespie Hill-Maggie Dew.
Ark valley-Beatrice King.
Rocky Glade-Mrs. Sam Ella Blu
ford.
Seventh District-White.
Mt. Pleasant, first grade, Miss Min
ME ePolk: second grade, Mrs. o. r.
Hughes; third grade, Miss Lucille
Roberts; fourth grade, Miss Mabel
Mitchell: fifth grade, Miss Leah Cow