The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-02
DECISION OF JUDGES.
Literary Contests


Literary Contests
First Grade Reading-James Had
son, Smyrna, first; He.en Boyd Connor,
,Jalapa, second; Sarah Boland, Little
Mountain, third
Second Grade Reading-Efie Player,
peers Street, first; Julia Quattlebaum,
,osperity, second; Willie Mae Stone,
maria, third.
Naird and Fourth Grade Reading
eta Buzhart, speers Street, first,
ebecca Harman, Prosperity, second;
Helen Folk, Jalapa, third.
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Grades
,Reading--Ruby Cook, Mt. Pilgrim
first; Aubry Tilles, speers Street, sec
-: ond Edward Epting, Boundary Street,
third.
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth Grades-Fannie
Eleazer, NeRberry High school, first;
Moss Fellers, Prosperity, second; Julia
Blair, Dead:all, third.
u; Third and Fourth Grades Spelling
Maude Hamilton, Boundary Street,
first; Margaret Farrow, Speer Street,
second.
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh Grades Spelling
jamie Dell Paysinger, Speers street,
drsG Lottie Mills, ONeall, second; !;
SScElfaanBsown, Boundary street; Carrie
Folk, Zion. third.
:. ,Haghth, Ninth ,Tenth Grades-zion,
6rst; silverstreet, second; Little Noun
- tain, t1ird.
- First and Second Grades Compost
iFtt Sson Alice Hipp, Boundary
Street, first; Walter spearman, Dead
fab, second; James Aull, Pomaria,
,S third.
- Third and Fourth Grades Compost
tion=-Troxelle cWTig t, Speers Street,
first; Violet Lester, Fairview, second;
Alma Gibson, Prosperity, third.
Fifth, Six and Seventh Composition
-Mameb McWaters, Prosperity, first;
Susie Maude Wilson, Speers Street,
second: Daisy Young, Zion, third.
Eighth, Ninth Tent. Grades Compo-
I
Julia Summer, Newberry High school,
second; Norris Settler, Pomaria, t1ird.
Fourth and Fifth Grades Aritnme-
tic-David Hayes, speers Street, first;
Everett Hipp, Boundary Street, sec
onId; Bernice Merchant, Prosperity,
third.
Sixth and Seventh Grades AritAme-
tic-Nellie Wise, Prosperity, first;
ariel Bowers, Mt. Pilgrim, second;
Grace Boozer, Kipards, third.
so. Eighth Grade. Aritnmetic-Wilon"
Boozer, Kinards, first; Drayton Nance,
Newber-y, second; Ray Dawkins, E-g
Creek, third.
Elementary School Boys Declar4a-
tion-Harold Hipp, Boundary Street,
4 first; Virgil Derrick, Little Mountain,
second.
Elementary School Girls Declan.a-
~tion-Bertie sauer, Prosperity, frst,
y Marguerite Burns, Boundary Street,
second; Annie Ward, Hart ord, third.
PARADE.
First Honor-Newberry High scnoo'.
Second Honor-Boundary Street ana
Prosperity and Speers Street.
Third Honor-Trinity
Fourth Honor-Johnstone.
Fifth Honor-West End and Hunter
DeWalt. ,...
Sixth Honor-St Luke's.
There were by actual count 2,296
people in parade. Almost every school
in county was represented IN tae
parade. The following schools were
present: Newberry High school, SpeeFs
Street, Boundary Street, West End,
Oakland, Mollohon, Mt. Bethel, Long
Lane, Cromer, McCrary, Deadfall, Ito
pia, Hartford, Johnstone, St. Lakes,
Prosperity, Saluda, O'NeaN, Falrview,
Swilten, Big Creek, Central, St. Phil
ips, Rutherford, Broad River, New
Hope Pomaria, Garmany, Mt. Pleas
ant, Little Mountain, Wneelsnd, Hun
ter-DeWa!t, St. Paul, Excelsior, Mt.
Pilgrim, Mudlic, Chappel4s, Reeders-
willie, Bush River, Smyrna, Trinity,
Burton, Tranwood, Jalapa, Kinards,
Whitnire, MoIohon, Betheden, Fork,
Zion and Presley.