The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-09-04
School Notes.
A. c. More1and, Co. Supt.

School Notes.
A. c. Moreland, Co. Supt.
Up to Monday noon I have heard
of three school houses being
screened. They are the Trip school
house in Mt Pleasant township, the
Hillside school house in New Home
township, and the Edgewood school
house in West Boone township. This
is the result of two charts being Of
fered for the first two school houses
screened; one is history chart and
the other is a reading chart. The
Edgewood school house was the first
one screened. and the Trip was the
second one, that is of those | have
heard from. School boards are cer-
tainly to be commended for taking an
interest along this line. Why
shouldn't pupils be given the same
protection at school as at home.
With one or two exceptions the
program was carried out as printed.
There were more out of the county
people on the program than ever be-
fore. The interest throughout the
meeting was good but there were
fewer teachers and school board
members present this year than last !;
this is due to a teacher shortage and
SO many people were busy threshine.
The following teachers were not
present and have given no reason for
their absence: Mrs. May Wilson,
teacher of Concord school; Anna K.
Thompson, teacher of Summit Cen
ter school; Edna Ellington, teacher
of the Pleasant Ridge school; Nina
Getz, teacher of the Greenridge
school; R.. L. Lynn, teacher of the
Nyhart school; Mona Finch, teacher
of the Mt Leonard school; Alice
Woods, teacher of the Independence
school; Vey Bishop, teacher of the
Mcneil school; all of the Foster
teachers.
The following teachers were not
present. but have given good rea-
sons: Mabel Rockhold, Clara Ram
sey, Leora Allen, Pearle Kemper, w.
G. Dillon, Mildred Henry, Certie
Cox.
The following teachers attended.
Possibly it would be of interest to
give the name of the school and the
salary of each teacher: Viola Par
IRISH, Mckinley school, SIS; Helen
Clark. Crawford school, 500; Austa
Griggs, Liberty school, 500; Lelil
Stone. Green Valley school, 500;
Pattic McAnincl, Woodland, SIS;
Mabel Broadhurst, Maple Grove
school, 500; Mrs. ]. J. Lacey, Edge
wood school, SIS; Hazel Sharp, Dixie
school, 500; Bertha Ganthef, Buck
horn school, 500; Veda Craig, Clay
Hill school, SOS; Marie Lincoln, Hess
school, SIS; Fannie Wray, Crescent
Hill, $40; limo Gillian, Coleville
school, SOS: Una Judy, Altoona school,
VS.; Clifford Grosshart, Bryan
school, Sos; Mrs. Alice Thompson,
Freezecut, SOS; Ruby Grosshart,
Olive Sos; w. G. Dillon Deer Creek.
$3.50; Lucia Blocher;> Victory, $4s;
Mabel Jenkins, Mound Valley, $50;
!ocie Pedrow, Shady Dell, $50;
AlethA Smiser, Willow Branch. 500;
Myrtle Smith, Liberty, $40; Virginia
lewis, Forbes, $50; Goldia Stephens,
Pleasant Valley. 500; Aida Henry,
vt. Vsrnon, SIS; Edith Soderstrom,
,rairle Rose. $62.so; Cecil Wright;d
1T. Zion, $685.. Clara Fenton, Pas
aic, SIS; Mary Decker, Wemott, $ss;1
aillie Allison. Harmony. SO; May
;s;thfisld, Enterprise. SO; Emma .
i6over. Shelton, SIS; Doris Dean,
ohnstown, SIS; Mabel. McCook, Elm 8
;rove.. $50; Leda Andrews, Willow
rec. SIS; Helen Odneal, Cherry
rove. SOS; Jennie Donovan, Valley
s.; Ethel Haynes, Redmond, $751;
EVA Ellington, Herrell, $6s; c. w. :
.ay Patty. SIS; Mrs. ]. c. Maxey,I
hady Dell, SIS; Jessie Hart, VIII
px, SIS: Eulalah Park, Miami Gen.
r, $6S; Emma Pahlman, Olive G
ranch. $50; Bessie Braden, Plain- B
lew. $50; Marie Williams, Mulberry, Z,
10: Bessie Coffin, Victory, $50; Pearl +
falker, Hot Water, SO; Naude Mar. To-
n. virginia, $50; Mary Drysdale,{ s
slmont, $50: Myrtle McCapn, Beth z
, SO; Nellie Wright, Tygafd, $5ssI n
[agyie McCann, Lott Corner, SIS; q
). issaS isay 81, 1spp h.@; e esisss
lack, $7s: Besths Nc lhaney, Cump- p
n. SIS; Helen Odneal, Oak. Grove,
.; Georgia Smith, Hudson, e6ssI !,
ifysta1 johnson. Orchard Gfq9e,i &
o Marie Baker, Bfackney, ~; la
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