Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-05-06
TEACHERS NAMED
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
MAKES APPOINTMENT
Teachers Must Meet Requirements
and Secure Certificate Of Health

Teachers Must Meet Requirement,
and Secure Certificate Of Health
The County Board OF Education o
Putnam county, having charge of the
elementary schools have selected the
teachers named below for the schools
Of the county. 1t was with much re
gret to the members of the board that
all applicants could not be given a po
sition, but with about two applicants
for every school this was impossible
These sections are made only on con
dition that all teachers secure certifi
Gates, comply with all requirements Of
the State and County Superintendent
1t is suggested that applicants who
desire to make teachers take the state
examination which will be held the
last day Of May and the first day OF
June, and thus be prepared to accept
any position that may be vacant after
the examination. There is no doubt
but that there will be some vacancies
to be filled later.
An order was passed by the Board
Of Education that all teachers of pub.
lie schools in this county must present
certificate Of health given by some
member Of the County Medical Associ.
alton, before contract would be signed
No fee is to be charged for the exami-
nation. 1t is believed that every mem
ber of the medical society will make
the examinations free Of charge. In
case the do not, Drs. J. T. Moore and
w. T.Sewell will do so without charge.
Blanks will be furnished applicants
free.
Following is the list:
First District-Whitsons Chapel.
Campbell Hutcheson; Salem, Edith
Cooper; Lee Seminary, C.B. Gentry;
Lone Oak, Leora Huddleston; Syca-
more, M. H. Shipley; Shipley. s. s.
Chisholm; Free Hill, Margaret Kuy-
kendall.
Second District-Nt. Hermon, Lucy
Embrey; Bridge, Hillry ESSEX; Love-
lady. T. s. Looper.
Third District-Nacedonia, Emily
Rockwell; Poplar Grove, Belle Rock
well; Browns Mill, Whitley Fiatt; Dry
Valley, Harold Judd; Brumbeloe, Mary
Chote.
Fourth District-verble, Ellen Will
sen; Farley'sSeminary ,Toibsrt Thomp-
son; Philadelphia, Laura Day; Board
Valley, Grover Robinson; johnson
Church, Myrtle Johnsoa; Pleasant
Ridge, Haskell Henry; Glade Creek,
Grady Hughes.
Fifth n41fict-Walnut Grove, J. E.
Mccormick, Principal, Miss Callie
Hampten, assistant; Rocky Point, Will
Ne Davis.
Sixth District-Brothartou, Pancie
Myers Douglass Chapel, Elmo Nichols;
Shady Grove, Mamie Rockwell; Mt.
Pleasant, Zola Phillips.
Seventh District-Double Springs. J.
M. Ply; Pleasant Valley, H. D.McCul-
ley; Brown. Fannie Foutch; Pippin, R.
L. Rippetoe.
Eighth District-Ba1d Hill, Dave
Nash; Boiling Springs. Allie scudder;
Thomas, Newton Nash; Pleasant View,
A. D. Psndergrass; Ozion, Chas. Dal-
ton.
Ninth District-Buffalo Valley, Es-
sic Scudder, assistant.
Tenth District-Allen's Chapel,
Maude Stone; Sadler, L. e. Flat; New
Salem, J. T. Richardson.
Eleventh Distict-Hopewell, Cass
Leftwich, Tina Shanks; Denny's Semi
nary, Elmo Jared; Rock Springs, Mary
Le-twich; Gentry, Solon Leftwich, No
tie L. Profitt.
Twelfth District-vaden, Halle Stan.
ton: Young Hollow, Susie Phillips.
Thirteenth District-Silver Point,
Walter Lafever. Eula Maxwell; Carr's
OudPCAs D6vN aAioOl, rMyAIA0 TurtCA0Ii.
Fourteenth District-Spencer Point,
Eli Story; Meadow Greek, Mamie
Henry.
Fifteenth District-Forest Hill, Jesse
Gillian; Post Oak, Edgar Phillips:
Bangham, Thurman Owen; Pairview,
Lee Grimsley; White Hall, Bessie Sci
by.
Sixteenth District-Samaria, J. W.
Hickey; Bussell, MMe Gentry; Oak
Grove. oliver Bussell; Ensor, Chester
Patton.
Seventeenth Distributions, Elmore
entry, Mrs. Lena Fisher; Brown. J. r.
Clayton; White, Dona Boyd.
Eighteenth District- Bloo0tlGee4,
/. e. York, f. N. Billingsley; Free On.
ion, Isham Rodgers.
Nineteenth District-Algood, T. W.