Crittenden record-press., 1918-03-21
MARION SCHOOL NEWS.

MAklUN SCHUWL NEWS.
We began the seventh months work
Monday.
Katherine, Virginia and Martha Reed
are in school again after an absence of
three months, due to serious illness in
their home.
Rev. V. P. Henry, of Clay, KY, and
Bro. Short were visitors at Chapel one
morning last week;
The Crittenden Co., Chapter of the
American Red Cross was asked to
make 81 property bags for the soldiers.
The Junior Red Cross of the school,
was asked to make the 81 bags. The
response was SO bags. We don't do
things by halves.
Margaret Orme went to Louisville
Friday, returning Monday morning.
The Hawaiian musicians, engaged
by the Red Cross for two concerts,
gave short program in chapel Tues.
day morning.
Elizabeth Cook and Harry Moore
spent two or three days last week in
Louisville, visiting their cousin, James
Homer Moore, who taught agriculture
in the High School here last year.
The school is making service flag
for the boys who have attended school
here. The following names are on the
list. If you know the names of any
others who were ever in here, kindly
write to " L. Christian at once so
that the name may be placed on the
Honor oll;-Fred Moore, Willie Rice,
Ottie Handy, Hodge McNeely, Arthur
Lynch, Ivy Kemp, James Kimsey,
Frank Newc1m, Orville Lamb. Roy
Conyer, Lawrence Mayes. Jas. Homer
Moore, VIM. Owen Moore, Jesse Olive.
James Byford, John Byford. Perry
Travis, Homer Oliver, Emmett Cliff
ton, Robert Elkins, Duron Koon, Lee
Morse, Robert jenkins, Roy Cook,
Floyd King, Hurt Yates. Harry We'll
don, Lemond Woody, Geo Orme, Omer
Franklin, Wilbur Boston, Ellis Ord
way, James Howerton. Herbert Nc
Dowell, Aubry Cannan, Luther Mar
tin, Nobel Drury, Isam Morse, Ashley
Kemp, Allen Foster, Eugene Morril.
Virgil Threlkeld, Eugene Threlkeld,
Bissett Newcom. Ralph Hamilton,
Lawrence Hard Elzie Hard, Eugene
Graves, Carter Clark, Lacy Num-,
Glen Eskew, Medley Cannan. Charlie
Mcconnell. John Hughes, Willie Frltts,
joe Adams. John Drury, John Mum.
Laura Butler, who was in Walkers
hospital for an operation for appendi-
cltis. is home again.
Ted Bourland, who was seriously
hurt while spinning tops on the play
ground one day last week and who was
taken to Evansville for treatment, is
improving and will be able to be in
school again next week.
Miss Margaret Moore, teacher of the
eighth grade, who is county chairman
Of the Woman's Liberty Loan. was
invited to meet with the other county
chairmen of the State at the Seelbach
in Louisville last week.
The representative of the Kentucky
Childrens Home, was visitor at
chapel Monday morning. A subssan-
tial offering was given to the Home
oy III pupils of the school.
The certificate # membership in the
American Red Cross i0r our SCH, ol
Auxiliary. will be presented to the
school "ext Friday morning. A spe-
cal rr,gram will be given IN chapel
FrId'A n,,rning. The public is invited
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John Ed Young accompanied Newton
Moore to Chicago Saturday, and will
be absent from school severa, days.
Misses Nome Williams. Virginia
Guess and Elizabeth Cook will spend
the weekend with Miss Louise Young
this week.
Oral Flanary left Friday to begin
work on the farm.
Miss Lena Maude Guess has been
absent from school several days on &C.
count Of mumps.
johnson Postleweight has gone home
to help on the farm.
Misses Zula Threlkeld and Ruth
Hill accompanied Miss elena Rankin
home last week.