The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-14
BRADLEY COUNTY
TEACHERS ELECTED
BOARDS HOLD MEETINGS
IN CLEVELAND.
Erection Of New Buildings
Discussed--Salaries to
BE Increased.
Be Increased.

1icFcidllu, June 1As--kCpeClhtl-
The county board of education me,
Tuesday with all members of Tho
board present, and the chief work OF
ers for the coming school year fol
forty-two schools in the county, and
most of the schools were supplied
with their full quota OF teachers. Nc
selections, however, were made al
this time at Jerry Branch, Union
Grove, Fairview and Pine Hill. The
board discussed the building OF the
new school at Hopewell and Archi-
tect Clarence Jones, of Chattanooga
who drew the plans for the school
that was proposed there two years
ago. was present and went over the
plans with the board so a. to keep
the school building within the aiIot-
ment of building funds provided for
this school. The state is to supple
ment the county appropriation with
$1,000 and this will give something
over $4,000 to the building fund for
the Hopewell school.
Mr.. Brown, of the state board, was
present at the meeting and promised
the county board state aid to the
amount Of $500 toward the salary of
a rural school supervisor and this
matter is being considered. The Sc
lection Of teachers is as follows:
First District.
Blue Springs-Iliff Wrinkler, princi-
pal; Suel Miller. assistant.
Big Springs--Spence Cooper, princi-
pal; Myra Venner. assistant
Chatata Valley--Claud Bell, principal.
Flint springs-Prof. Mckenzie. prin-
cipal; Jessie Swartz, assistant.
Goulds--Pearl Fulbright
Glendale-Curtis Kimsey.
Harmony--Mrs. Bradford.
Howards--C. J. Goodner.
Liberty--Annie Mae Randolph, princi-
pal; Fora Whaley. assistant.
Michigan Avenue--Effie Pirkle.
Mt Zion--Mrs. Laura Whaley.
McKinneys-H. II. Morelock
Maroons-Jesse Mowery, principal;
Jessie Richey, assistant.
NO. 4-Bulah Hughes, principal; Ruth
Sloan. assistant
Oak Grove-Bertha Smith.
Pleasant Valley--J. w. Rice, principal.
Red Hill--Marvin Hilliard. principal;
Barbara Giles. assistant.
Rogers--Charles Robertson.
Waterville--Jlmmie Bohannan.
Zion Hili-Mrs. Clint Moore. princi-
pal: Bertha Leota Smith. assistant.
Taylor s-Claud Puett.
Second District.
Black Fox--J. B. Mckenzie. principal;
Pauline Epperson. assistant
Bunker IIill-Myrtle Romine.
East View-,Jennie Collins.
Eureka--J. j. Wagner, principal;
Sammie Byrd, assistant.
Freewill-Sula Lee Edgmond.
Hopewell-Sim Beatty, principal;
Minnie Kelly, assistant.
MISUNDERSTANDING Carr.
Lebanon--Wiliam Cartwright, princi-
pal; Gertrude Smith. assistant.
Mt. Harmony-Nina CHAMBERS, prln-
cipal: Gertrude Hooper. assistant.
McDonald-O. A. Ramsey, principal;
Eva Cecil. assistant.
Moore's-Ruth Price, principal.
Prospect. A. Mowery. principal;
Mrs. Waddell assistant.
White Oak--T. J. Marler.
Third District.
Characterization L. Rose, principal:
Clyde Kile. Lila Belle Wilson. Miss Nora
stuart, Miss Mary Duncan, Sallie Cleve-
and. Mrs. E. Woodward, assistants.
Bellefonte-Ruth Chambers.
Mouse Creek-Miss Katie Matthews.
Tasso--J. G. Paul, Leila Bryan. Mrs. ..
Ramsey. Stella Kile.
Valley eHad--Josephine Burchfeld.
Teachers Of Cleveland Schools.
The city board of education met last
week at the Merchants bank, with all
members present and the election of
he teachers for the three city schools |
vas held. There was a rather general |
Increase of salary which extended from |
hat OF the superintendent down to the |