The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-20
School Notes

Kennith Lewis, in the first grade was the only new pupil to enter school Monday.
 Miss Kate Stevens is absent from school on account of very serve at. tack of appendicitis.
 Some of the good works of the school were exhibited at the Community Fair here Saturday. Among them was an excellent map of the United States, drawn by Miss Elva Watt.
 The chorus books, which were order ed sometime ago, We're received last week. New pupils are joining the chorus every meeting. More book S nave been ordered and much interest IS being shown by all who take part in the work.
 Every Wednesday morning proves to be the most interesting morning of the week. The time is given to current events, in which all the students take a part. Current history is a topic we find to be interesting.
 The boys and the girls basket ball teams are doing some good practicing. They are determined to win every game they are called on to play, even Ii 1t does take some yigurous exercise to do so.
 Miss WasSie Smith was a visitor in Harrison Friday for the purpose of taking in the Fair, which was being held there. Miss Artie Hudspeth was in charge of her room while she was absent.
 A new clock has been put in upstairs. 1t IS found U be very helpful both to the tsissrT tsl 'J ttoi ,ase te tBe. pasils V k~E dents spent Saturday and Sunday at their homes.
 Miss Lois Bruton, one of the high school teachers, has been absent from her work for several days on account of sickness. We hope that she will soon be able to be back.
 The monthly examinations have been given and we hope to soon see our grades on the report cards. Friday evening after recess, the against the Eighth Grade and the Jun ors for contest in spelling. The re- suit was that the Freshmen and the Sophomores won the victory.
 A number of the high school stu dents attended the spelling contest given at Douglass school house last Friday night.
 The pupils of Misses Mabel Galloway and Wassie Smiths rooms are very busily engaged in selling pins. One has the picture of James Whitcome Riley and the other the emblem of our greatest pride and admiratlon-th the American flag. These little people hope, by their work, to add to the beautifymg of their respective rooms.
 The High School students are plan ming to give pie social. The time and place have not been definitely set, but the announcements Will be made later. We hope that many will take part in I this and help make 1t d most success ful undertaking.
 All the teachers and number of the students are planning to gof to Urba nette Saturday to attend the Teache rS' Assoclatlon, which will be held there. A good tune Is being expected and it is certain that most delightful visit will be enjoyed by all who are present. The Urbanette people have the repu- tatlon ot being most delightful enter tainerS.
 Mrs. A. l.. Kinney was very pleas ant visitor Tn the different rooms Mon- day morning. She made several inter- estlng talks, Tn which much good advice was given to all. We are always pleased to have the patrons visit our school, because 1t shows that they are interested in us and i'll our work.
 Miss hllda Stacy, while going home Monday at noon, accidentally tell, In- turing her head on the sidewalk
 A number of the students took the opportunity to hear the splendid ad dress delivered by Congressman Till man at the Majestic Monday evening.
 The little people of Misses Ruth Reeves and Ada Allred's rooms were very buslly engaged Friday afternoon, making booklets and other objects to be exhibited at the Fair.
 The Boys Third Basket Ball Team have ordered them a new ball. They are expecting to do some big practice, and try to be one of the best teams in Carroll county.
 The cold weather of the past week caused the stoves to be put up m the different rooms. We are now prepar- ed for any kind of winter.
 Two literary societies are to be orga- niZed in the near future. These will be found to be very helpful to all those who are interested Tn a literary career. The school has some excellent drawers and it may be found that she has some good debaters and writers, as well as singers and musicians. In these socie- ties is the place to exercise the talent.
 The school is progressing nicely. All are interested III their work. The teachers are well pleased with the re- sults of their first months labors, but hope to accomplish still more Tn the succeeding months.
 Sadie Hepler,
 Sneed Viiines, 1