The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-10-09
NEWS FROM OLAR.
Graded School Doing Good Work.
Honor Roll of School.

sion. Addresses were made by Rev.
c. NJ. Peeler, R. Fair Goodwin, C. F.
Rizer, DR.. L. A. Hartzog, H. O. Nor
ris and Superintendent Chitty. The
faculty this year are all college grad
yates, coming very highly recon-
mended: High school, F. c. Chitty,
Supt.: Mss Eunice Cogburn, Prin.;
Miss Sadie Harter. Grammar school,
Miss Hilda Kearse, Miss Sara Neeley,
Miss Baine Freeman, and Miss Eve
lyn Smith.
Mr.. George Briggs, demonstration
agent for Bamberg county, held a
very instructive, interesting and
profitable meeting in Olar high school
auditorium last week. Bamberg
county is to be congratulated on So
curing the services of such an ener-
getic and progressive man as Mr..
Briggs. The main topic discussed
by he and his speakers was the boil
weevil, the South's great menace and
pest. Mr.. Briggs presided and in his
few Introductory remarks stated
that the time was practically here
when the American farmer, most
especially in boil weevil sections,
ought to begin this year to diversity.
Mr.. j. w. Chitty, former principal
of the Govan school, has accepted
work with E. z. Hutto, of Livings-
ton.
Superintendent Chas. NJ. Chitty,
who saw IL months service in France
with the U. S. motor transport corps,
returned home several weeks ago.
1t is understood that he has out
lined or planned farming as his life's
work, since he feels that his army
training has qualified him for this
particular line of human endeavor.
H. H. Kearse, J. R. Chitty, ]. w.
Smith, G.. A. Gray, and w. B. Chitty
attended the Georgia State demons
tration meet held at Claxton, Ca, the
past week. All of these men brought
back a real message to any fellow
seeking to widen his knowledge Of
the boil weevil. While there they
also availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity of looking over some of the
States fertile sod.
The two societies of the Olar
school have each held one meeting.
The faculty plans public meeting
some time before the Christmas holi-
days. The object of this is to give
every student an opportunity to dis
play his or her tact for such work.
The president of the high school So
ciety is J. Wilton Smith, grammar
school, Louise Kearse.
Honor Roll for Olar High School.
Students are eligible for honor roll
only in case they make 80 and above
| on each subject. A general average
! Of 80 doesn't mean that they are en-
titled to such an honor:
|. First grade-Grace Kearse, Asa
Lee Still, Irene Chitty, Mildred Nor
ris, Alpha Lee Eewhern.
Adv. first grade e-Daisy Aver, Rob-
ert Roberts, Florence Sanders, Gladys
Kearse.
Second grade-Lois Sanders, Mu-
rice Cave, Lois Creech, Emmit Bark
| er.
Third grade -Eunice Morris, first
honor, Maude Aver, Chas Stone, Hen
| ry. Homer Kearse, Eugene Creech,
Leola Fail.
Fourth grade-Irene Laird, first
honor, Helen Ritter.
Fifth grade-Austin Wiegand, AS
| bury Kirkland, Vernon Creech, Jack
Harris.
Sixth grade-Wilma Morris. first
honor, Carolyn Brabham, Julia Brab-
ham, Edwin Browning, Erlice Fail,
Colburn Fail, Ally Gray, Jeston Har-
rison, Louise Kearse, William Laird,
Ernest Morris, James Morris, Ella
Morris, Hazel Ritter, Esther Sanders,
Charlie Sanders, Bates Warn, Lucille
Wiegand, Willie Dele Hightower.
Seventh grade-Edna Proveaux,
first honor, willard Barker, Blanche
Brabham, Henry Brown, Cleo Creech,
Drayton Fail, Jink Lynes, Agnes Mob
ley, Chester Morris, Evelyn Morris,
Edd Kirkland, Ruth Ritter, Birdie
Sanders, James Sanders, Ava Platts.
Eighth grade-None.
Ninth grade-Maude Morris. first
honor; Juanita Neeley, Merrill Johns,
Willie Drawdy, Inez Kirkland.
Tenth grade-None.
Newlywed Style.