The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.


ceptions, were back and ready for
their daily duties, and have settled
down for a strong, hard pull for the
remainder Of the school year, which
closes July /.
j. B. Dumphey Of Potosi, passed his
graduating test in the shorthand de-
partment, and has been awarded our
regular diploma.
Miss Hazel Belknap and Harry Sack
man passed their second shorthand
test under President Moothart, just be-
fore the holidays.
Prof. M. E. Turley, Principal of our
Bonne Terre Business College, has
been awarded a regular Commercial
Teachers Certificate by the South
western Publishing Company of Gin
cinnati.
Miss Margaret 0'Sullivan who is
Travelling Supervisor of Penmanship
for the well-known Palmer Publishing
Company of New York City, spent a
few days with relatives in Pennington
Our school is especially proud of Miss
O'Suliivan's successful record in this
important line of work.
Miss Florence Blankenship phoned
to Prof. Moothart that she was spend
ing few days with her parents in
Elvins, and reports that she is well
pleased with her position. Miss Blank
enship also reports that Miss Mary
Young has an excellent position with
the Carleton Dry Goods Company at
st. Louis.
Miss Golda Green called at College
office during the holidays and reports
that she is succeeding nicely as stenog-
rapher for the Trueblood Cotton Co.,
st. Louis.
Final examinations were given just
preceding the holiday vacation and
the following students received first
honors in the various subjects: Busi-
ness arithmetic, Leslie Rudolf anC
Mike Gunia; Practical spelling, Ce.
Gil Sigman; Applied English, Mike
Gunia; Business writing, Miss Anns
Huber.
Miss Clara Hoehna made US a shori
visit during vacation week and re-
ports that she is exceedingly wei
pleased with her office position as
stenographer and bookkeeper for thC
Murch Brothers Construction Co., st
Louis. Miss Hoehn is receiving g
very good salary for one who has
been out in the office world for sC
short a while.
Otto Sanders, who is private stem
ographer to the Supt. of the Nortl
Mo. and Ark. Railroad of Harrison
Ark, spent his holiday vacation witt
his parents and reported to Presiden
Moothart that he is succeeding NIGEL!
and receiving a high salary.
Miss Minnie Glover, graduate o
our Commercial Teachers course
some three years ago, spent her va
cation with relatives and friend
here, returning last week to resum,
charge Of her teaching work il
Orange, New Jersey.
William Moothart spent a part O
the holiday season visiting at th
home of Mr.. Frank Huber, in Ste
Genevieve county.
Our new student this week is Geo
Hulsey of Doe Run, who will pursu
the full commercial department course
Frank Vogt has began as cashier o
the College National Bank, and vii
doubtless make a successful record il
looking after the affairs of this i'm
portant work in connection with ou
bookkeeping course,
President Moothart herewith ex
tends his thanks to large number Q
former graduates, and students, VIII
remembered him with Christmas an
New Year cards, expressing thei
continued interest, not only in his PEI
sonal welfare, but that cf the schoc
as we'll. These tokens of friendshi
and continued interest are indeed du
" hcerished and appreciated.
Joseph Huber has returned after
months absence, hoping to complet
his stenographic department wor
within the near future.
ELyINS RELIEF AS
SOCIATLON ORGANIZES