St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-07-18
contract.

Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Fauntleroy and Sec
onded by Mr.. Parker, that the sup
erintendent be instructed that he
shall not employ man and wife for
teachers in any school of this parish.
Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Parker and seconded
by Mr.. Kahl, that the superintendent
be authorized to give some of the
second hand desks from the Coving-
ton white school to the COvington
colored school, provided the title of
the colored school property be given
to the parish school board.
Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Parker and second
ed by Mr.. Kahl, that second hand
desks from the Covington white
school be given the Ramsay white
school, provided the superintendent
and president of the school board
think best.
Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Parker and second
ed by Mr.. Kahl, that the superin-
tendent be authorized to purchase
desks for the Dunbar school and the
same to be paid for from the eighth
ward special school fund.
Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Fauntleroy and sec
onded by Mr.. Parker, that the board
furnish lumber and nails for foot
walk to the Onward school, and also
for the Folsom school across the
Bogue Falaya river, provided the
patrons will put up the bridge free
from cost to the school board. The
trustees of each of the above schools
are authorized to supervise the work
and instructed to approve of all bills
for lumber and nails before the same
will be paid by the board.
Carried.
Moved by DIR. Farmer and seconded
by Mr.. Fauntleroy, that the public
schools of the parish be opened on
the first Monday in September.
Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Liddle and second
| ed by Mr.. Kahl, that the following
teachers be elected for the coming
school year. The motion was car
ried unanimously. The teachers are
as follows:
Chas. w. Price, principal of Sun
graded school.
Shelley Shilling, principal of Ben
| Williams school.
Miss Claude Mann~as assistant at
| the Oak Grove school.
T. Gordon, principal of X. c.
school.
Miss NJ. v. Nesom, assistantK. c..
school.
Miss Georgia Jay, principal, and
Miss Mamie Braig, assistant for the
Audubon school.
Mr.. H. T. Stafford, principal, and
Miss Rose Crawford, assistant, for
the Pearl River school.
Miss Cora Abel and Miss Emily
tKahl, teachers of the Alton-Gause
consolidated school.
! Miss Marguerite Abel, teacher OF
the Bonfouca school.
Mr.. A. T. Bond, Miss Annie T. Bell,
Daisy Fuller, Jennie Sullivan, Marian
| Sebastian, Bessie Little, Ella Scogin,
Leah Comfort, assistants in the Sill
dell school.
Miss Viola Keller, teacher of La
combe school.
Miss Mabel Dickey, teacher of
Todd school.
Viola Dickey, teacher of Maud
school.
Guy A. Smith, principal, Miss Mary
Pinckney and Mrs. w. A. Marks, as
sistants of Vaudeville school.
Miss Marie Passafume, Lewisburg.
school.
Miss Lucy W. Perkins. Houlton-
vile.
Misses Cora Carter and Adele Per-
reand, assistants Madisonville school.
Miss Jessie Pritchard, primo pal,
and Miss Mary E. Warner, assistant,
at Folsom.
Miss G. Schellhaas teacher of Fend-
Jason school.
w. NJ. Galloway, principal. Mss
Eula Talley. assistant, at Middle
Roads school.
Warren Galloway, principal. and
Miss Kate Stafford, assistant at I'm
ion Grove.
Miss Florence Gallent, assistant at
Pilgrim Rest.
Miss Mamie Paysinger. Mss Kath-
leen O'Brien, Miss Kate Eastman,
Miss Hazel Dossat, Mrs. v. q. Young,
Miss Linnie Locke, Miss E. Stockton,
Miss Louise, Cazes, assistants in Gov
ington school.
Miss Grace Owens, teacher at Ram
say.
Miss Jessie Carter, assistant at
Ramsay.
Miss Grace Thorn, principal, and
Misses Corinne Biaggini and Nelwyn
lTalbert, assistants. at Abita Spr .ngs.
Moved by Mr.. Parker and second
ed by Mr.. Fauntleroy, that the sup
erintendent be authorized to secure
such teachers for places not filled as
he may desire, and are approved OF
by the ward director of the school.
| Carried.
The following bills were approved:
Supt's Office expenses for
quarter 1917
H. J. Smith & Sons desks
& freight for German
Settlement school -. 54.39
P. ]. Dulion, hauling 400
St. Tammany Farmer,
official printing $3.50. 1880
Supt's travelling expenses
for quarter 51.91
Upon motion of Mr.. Kahl, second
ed by DR.. Farmer, 1t was voted to
adjourn, subject to call.
N, H. FITZSIMONS,
President
ELMER E. LYON,
Secretary.
MANDEVTLLE NOTES.