The St. Mary banner., 1920-07-17

'Mr. Chas. GOtt, Franklin, La.
Ny Dear Mr.. Gott-
"Among the securities which we have
furnished to st. Mary's Parish for Ger
tain school funds which we hold of yours
is a surety bond for 100000.
ave are considering the matter OF
cancelling this bond and substituting
the bonds of Road District No. 10, d,
Soto Parish, if this would meet YOU
approval.
''You will note enclosed circular de
scriptive of these bonds and you will al
wise ME of your pleasure regarding
same.
"Yours very truly,
"BEN JOHNSON, President. -
After due consideration, it was moved
by Mr.. Peterman and seconded by Mr.
Folse. and unanimously carried, that the
Secretary be authorized to notify the
Bank of Commerce and Trust Co., OF
Mansfield La, that the School Board
of the Parish of St. Mary will accept
$4,000 bonds of Road District No. TO-
De Soto Parish, in place of security bond
of $4,000.
The committee composed of Mr.. Peter
man and DR.. Trowbridge, to secure in
formation from Parish Surveyor as to
the cost Of having all land belonging to
the School Board Of the Parish of st.
Mary surveyed, reported as follows:
owe beg to report that the probable
cost would be eXOrbitant and in view
Of the fact that the State may make
such investigation in the near future,
we suggest that the matter be post
poned.'
1t was moved, seconded and carried,
that the report be received and the com
mittee be discharged.
Moved by Mr.. Peterman and seconded
by Mr.. Folse and carried, that Mr.. A.
Legnon take up the matter of drainage
Of the road near the Alberta School with
the Police Jury to see if better drainage
conditions could be obtained.
1t was moved by DR.. Trowbridge and
seconded by Mr.. Ehrlich, and carried,
that the Board member or members from
each ward investigate the needed repairs
of their schools and secure prices of such
needed repairs and report to the Presi-
dent and Secretary and if found salts
factory, directions will be given to pro-
ceed with the work.
1t was moved by Mr.. Peterman and
seconded by Mr.. Folse, that the Super
intendent secure information concerning
the law regulating free ferriage of per
sons attending school throughout the
year. The motion was unanimously car
ried.
On motion of Mr.. McCardell and sec
onded by Mr.. Folse and unanimously car
rtnI ~ laai,1oI IN
day, Sept. 6, 1920, for term Of nine
months.
The following recommendations of
teachers were made by Superintendent
l.. A. Law for the coming school session:
Observation-Disclosures Fay, principal;
Eunice Sallinger, grade.
Charenton-Naeant, principal; Gusta
via LaNormand, grade; Kathryn Matt
and, grade.
Adeline-Cecile Theil, principal; Eu
ah Adams, grade.
Glencoe-Hattie BIackman, principal;
Vacant, grade; Vacant, grade
Ivanhoe-Vacant, principal.
Louisa-Mrs. Jeanne Foote, principal.
Franklin-A. B. Murry, principal; V.
!. Roux, first assistant; Vacant, second
assistant. Lorena Nell, high school;
Vacant, high school; Vacant, commerce
.acant, domestic economy; Vacant, mu-
ic and art; Vacant, grade; Dora Lee,
,rade; Marion Bourgeois, grade; Flor |
nee Fisher, grade; Hattie Haney,
rade; Ruth Gebert, grade; Mary Ben
ett, grade; Ruby Hardee, grade; Mrs.
'uth Joret, grade; George Huff, grade;
faggie McDermott, grade; Pearl Legen-
re, primary.
Baldwin,. L. Davidson, principal;
,acant, grade; Sarah Maitland, grade
stella Achee, grade.
Garden City-Lizzie McHugh, princi-
al; Vacant, grade
Belleview-Vacant, principal.
Camperdown-Vacant, principal.
Centerville-E. NJ. West, principal;
acant, first assistant; Gladys Latham,
gh school; Vacant, domestic economy
lien O'Donnell, grade; Mrs. Frances .
iller, grade; Matte Russell, grade
ellen Klos, grade.
South Bend-Lena Young, principal;
RS. P. H. Hardee, grade.
Patterson-L. HI. Denman, principal:
mes G. Dolley, first assistant; Esther
'ntrop, high school; Rachel Norgress,
gh school; Agnes Keller, high school; =
amye Davis, domestic economy; Sill
| Moore, grade; Kate Gibbons, grade;
title Adams, grade; Alice Young,
ade; Evangeline Gausseran, grade;
lys Carlson, grade; Emily Dominique,
ade; Stella Boudreaux, grade; Ethel
lily, grade. n
calumet-Inez Boudreaux, principal.
Beurgville-Hilda Leonard, principal. '
Morgan City--yoe Farrar, principal; Z
cant, first assistant; Inez Wilson, sec
d assistant; Martha Foster, high 1
!ool; frankie Wood, high school; Clara :
bbins, domestic economy; Ruth Cook.
sic and art; Ruth Proctor, commerce.:
ME Lynch, grade;N Halle Bibbins, {