Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-07-25
WHERE THEY ARE TEACHING
Rural Schools Opened Monday With
Teachers at Following Places.

opened MOnOay Win tue expectation oI
having tive-month term at practically
every school in the county and in some
instances the term will be eight Or
nihe months. Out Of the 63 schools Of
the county, which includes Crossville.'
an independent district, the following
are provided for:
Ozone, Mimi Dunbar, $40.
Taylors Chapel, Harriet Taylor, $40.
Creston, Mary Spencer, $40.
Hebbertsburg, Taylor Henry, $40.
Pilot Knob, Willie Chastan. $50.
Maryland, Theodore Hedgecoth. prin-
cipal, S45; assistant, Edna Farmer.
$40.
Burgess, Minnie Chastain, $40.
Oak Grove. W. M. Hedgecoth, $40.
Llnaria. Jospehine Rupp, $25.
Moulder, Lenora Lingo, $40.
Dogwood, Juanita Manning, $35.
Daysville, Everett Martin. $45.
Liberty, Mae Brown, $45.
Crab Orchard. V. 2. Cline, principal,
SOS; Maud SwIcegood Monday. inter
mediate. $40: Burke Manning. pri-
mary. $40.
Cave Springs. Chester Hedgecoth.
$40.
Woody, W. +. Baldwin. $S5.
Pugh, Earl Baldwin, $35.
Mt. Union, Jas. Tucker. $45.
Hickory Grove, Viola Rhea. $35.
Fredonia, Nancy Andel son, $40.
Jewett. Ruth Davenport. $45.
Mill Greek, Mamie Peek, $50.
Falrview. JAS. Anderson, $45.
Meridian, Grace Ray, $35.
Grassv Cove. Fred L. hamby, -pIip--
cipal. 90 Nota Handy, assistant, Szo.
Haies Chapel, Amos Wilkes, $45.
Westel. VIVIAN Dunbar, $35.
New Era, Mollle Meyers, $35.
Forest Hill. Cora Richardson, $40.
Neverfai, Hassie Brown, $40.
Newton, Eliza Norris, $50.
Pomona, Dora Handy. $45.
Smiths Chapel, Clarence Hedgecoth.
$40.
Toilets Chapel, Matte Norris, $35.
Bakers x Roads, Sarah Turner, $35,
Emore, Lora Suttle, $50.
Slate Springs, Naomi b. Adams.
$50.
Browntcwn, Hattie Stanley, S35.
Howard Springs, Mack Henry. $35.
Orme, W. j. Turner, $40.
The teaching force 1Or Crossville
was engaged early IN the summer and
will be manly the same as last year.
There are two new schools arranged
for: Union Grove and Rocky Branch.
These two have no building but the
school board has arranged for houses
to be built this fall provided the pa
irons of the schools lend a certain
agreed assistance toward the erecting
of the building which they very likely
will do. 1t may be possible that the
cost of the buildings will prevent
schools being conducted at them this
year.
Last year the school board issued
some Temporary Certificates IN order
to provide teachers for all the schools
Of the,county. They consider the Drac.
t,ce very detrim entail to the best inter-
ests Of the schools and have declined to
issue any more such certificates and
will leave such schools as are short Of
teachers without teacher this year
rather than to issue Temporary Certif-
Gates. The following schools have net
~ yet been supplied with teachers:
Cold Springs. Pine Grove. Thomas
Springs. Kindred. Flat Rock. Flynn
Cove, Big Sandy, Alloway. Shiloh.
Cross Roads. Lantana, Chestnut Hill,
Union Grove. Rocky Branch. Key
Reed. Pleasant Hill. Milestone. total
II. In the case of Pleasant Hill. the
school there is Connected with Pleasant
Hill Academy and the American Mis-
sionafy Association furnishes the
teacher and on request the certificate
is issued for the teacher the board pro-
vides. The Board has not provided the
teacher as yet but will do so IN ample
time for the opening of the fall term,
which is to be IN September.
CAcfNT me ENf,INE EnR SALE