The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

TSNST'T'S'r''N
 Lucy Keathley and Ellen Long have re-entered school.
 Giles Matthews is able to be in school again after his experience with measles.
 Mabel Forrest is out of school on account of measles.
 We have recently enrolled three good pupils from Batesvlle-the Terry's. There are also two new ones from Waldron-the Greene's.
 Mir B. w. Torreyson, professor of secondary education in the University of Arkansas, Prof. Herrin of the State Normal, and Dr. J. w. Conger, were visitors at the high school Mon day. Prof. Torreyson is the man who fixes the standing of the high schools throughout the state.
 Gladys Brady is at home this week nursing sprained ankle.
 We are still having our troubles with the heating plant Sometimes the rooms are positively cold, and of course the children are not comfort able. We could dismiss at such times, but dismissing in the morning paralyzes the school for the day and sadly demoralizes the work for sue ceeding days, so we try to avoid that Besides, we always think that con- ditions will soon improve and do not like to dismiss until we know they will not. We are in a receptive mood for advice and will not only accept it but will pay literally for the ad- vice that will really help us. So if anybody has say coming, let it come while the market is good.
 Death has been making sad in roads into the homes of our patrons. First came the call at Judge Holt's; then Mr. Robins left three of our boys fatherless; then Chester Dunn was so we'll beloved of teacher and fellow pupils, and today comes news of the bereavement of Martin and Eugene Wright through the passing of their mother. To one and all we extend the hand of sympathy. We know from personal experience what some of these experiences mean, and can understand the terrible feeling of loss. Perhaps the constant re- hinder of the uncertainties of life may serve to arouse some of us to a realization of the need of right liv- ing-of readiness for the summons. For it will come to all of us some day.
 Following is list of the Honor Roll pupils for January Honor Roll No. |: Ruth Cureton, Marian Nor gan, Grace Clanton, Ellis Mosley, Lloyd Sims, James Clark, Vida Adams, Bessie Lewellyn, w. H. Nor gan. Honor Roll No. 2: Hazel Has kins, Ruth Jones, Winifred Ledbetter, Agnes Garrett, Alma Glover, Steve Ralph, Ruby White, Karl Tabb Bah ner, Robert Adams, Beatrice White, Grace Phelps, Marguerite Morgan, Lois Johnson, Julia Mae Gwin, Ruth Duncan, Ruth Witt. Honor Roll No. 8: Dora Ray, Robert Kuykendall, Wellington Robbins, Marian Morgan, Martha Leigh Burns, Cozette Julian, Lera Whitten, Paul Jones, Prentice Merritt, Fannie Lou Dollahite, Hattie Cureton. Arlie Elzie, Eldeen Henry, Duval Townsend, Juanita White, Ruth Turner, Basil Julian, Wendell Henry. Wilma Bullion, Clara Cox, Ruth Hiett, Ruth Jones, Thelma Scull, Dan Durham, Lena White, George Reeves, Bernice McAnally, Allie Clanton, Clara Dawes, Mamie Dawes, Etta Shelby, Vera Bullion, Freda Kessinger, Prone Wofford, Da- vid Weems, Thelma Cureton, Johnnie Cureton, Nettie Cureton, Dymple Snow, Helen Womack, Gordon West moreland, James Cox, Arlie keath- ley, Roy Keathley, Walter Dunaway.