The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03
GROVE NOTES.
By Loren McGehee.

has never before happened in the his
tory of Grove. Miss Trevathan
was absent! She was away for a
reason, though--to attend the Bo-
mar-Lankford wedding in Hunting
don. 1t certainly does seem queer
without Miss Pearl, but Mrs. Hall
burton Greer C"Miss Happy to
Grove folks) is taking her place, and
it seems only natural that she should
be reigning at the desk in her old
southeast room.
Miss Campbell was all smiles Mon
day. One of her-er-acquaintan-
ces. from Knoxville, was in the city.
Mr.. Taylor's brother-in-law, Mr..
Duncan, recently returned army
man, visited US one day last week.
He evidently discovered that there is
such a thing as an attractive girl or
two at Grove.
The good reputation of Mr.. Bayer
went soaring in the minds of the
Seniors Wednesday morning when he
very calmly announced that he had
reconsidered and was now willing to
name as an exemption grade, SO per-
cent instead of 100. We secretly
believe that he had intended doing
this all along and that he just want
ed to keep us in misery for the first
few weeks over what he said about
the 100. Even SO looks rather
frightful-but then-everything else
has gone up. Anyway, he may be
assured that more work will be
done ON the part of some of US.
Something very unusual has been
installed in the study hall--a clock.
We had done without one so long at
school that we really should not
be rebuked for gazing upon it as
a thing of curiosity. Bless the Sc
niors of 10, they gave it to us. Now
there is something else to stare at
when one is idle, and O joy, it stri-
kes!
The first edition of the Comet will
be out enxt week. The cuts are
new and the new cover is beauty.
The editor says that quite bit of
material has been handed in, too, so
if much of it is accepted, this will
be particularly large edition.
So
Mary Kathryn Rogers has return
ed to school after slight attack of
the flu.
With The Departments.
Most delightful odors have been
issuing from the d. s. kitchen this
week where the young ladies are max
ing doughnuts and gingerbread. Oh
tempting aroma of sweetness!
Misses Ruth Looney, Matte Hun
ter, Grace Wigs, Inez Kirk and Mrs.
Hillman Moody and Mrs. Frank
Bryant have been coming up from
town for three lessons week in the
cooking class,
The Domestic Art girls are egthu-
siastically planning a box supper for
Friday evening. 1t will be at the
school and the whole public is cor
daily invited. The attractive girls
are all urged to bring attractive boy |
es which the attractive boys will buy,
and there will be an attractive SUM
raised for the equipment Of the sew
ing department.
The Senior Agriculture Boys are
studying fruit growing and distribu-
ton of plant foods this week under
Mr.. Moody's direction.
$50
New pupils continue to come In
each day. Those for the past week
are Winnie Mccullough, Walter
Hopper and Cora Gallon.
Mr.. Bayer read 10 the student
body Wednesday morning letter
from Secretary of the Treasury
Glass. Think Of it! Look for the
etter in this paper.
Those Who Visit Us.
Tuesday morning Bro. Asties came
70 see US, and talk TO US. We al
ways like to have him come because
ne makes us smile.
Wednesday, Mr.. Caldwell, young
nan from Vanderbilt, spent the day
With us. His purpose was to "get
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