The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-17

institute, and it's results have been highly satisfactory, it was said to- day.
 An addition to the teaching force thls year will be teacher of public school music, a recently created de- partment which will be instructed by Miss Virginia Rowland, a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu- sic. The regular department of mu- sic in the high school will be taught by Miss Vera Graham, who success fully held the same position last year. The full faculty will be as follows: Grammar School-First grade, Mrs. Florence H. Traylor and Miss Ola Ford; second grade, Miss Eunice Jones; second and third grades, Mrs. J. Harry Aker; third grade, Miss Az nes Maddox; third and fourth grades, Miss Lela Newton; fourth grade, Miss Ellie Harrison; fifth grade, Miss Sue tlippen; fifth and sixth grade, Mrs. Frances N. Collier; sixth grade, Mrs. Ida Burns; special room, Miss Lee Jones; teacher of public school music. Miss Virginia Rowland.
 High School-Geography and phy siology, Miss Minnie Flippen; English and Latin, Miss Hattie Coulter; his. tory and arithmetic, Miss Myrtle Lewellyn; mathematics and French, II. k. Adams; science, Miss Maggie Denison; English and coach, Miss No "a Brown; history and coach, J. E. Moore; home economies, Miss Leila Bryan; piano, Miss Vera Graham.
 New Teachers-Miss Leila Newton, Arkansas State Normal graduate, taught at Wilson, Ark; experienced. Miss Eunice Jones, graduate Arkansas State Normal; taught at Hartshorn, Okla., for past four years. Mrs. J. Harry Aker, graduate of Texas col lege, with additional training in home economies and primary work; was for merly in charge of home economics de- partment at Southern Methodist Uni verslty, Dallas, Tex. i. Miss Sue Flip pen, graduate Central College; well known teacher in Faulkner county; taught last year at Magnolia. Miss Virginia Rowland, gradute of the Gin cinnati Conservatory; in charge of the newly created department of public school music, Miss Maggie Denison, graduate Central College and Univer- sity of Illinois; well known teacher in Conway high school for several years; comes to us again from Jonesboro high school, where she taught science; in charge of science department. J. E. Moore, graduate of Arkansas State Normal School; taught history and was athletic coach at Amity and at Hope; was drafted at Hope; will teach his tory and coach boys athletics.
 Members of last years teaching force who will not be back this year are Miss Mary Hamilton and Mrs. F,oy Stewart, who will not teach this year; Miss Sallie Dodson, who will teach at Dermott, and G. E. Maynard, who will be superintendent at Plumer- vile.
 Superintendent Womack made the following announcement in regard to the opening of the school on Monday morning:
 Parents of children who wll reach the age of six years before Christmas are requested to enter them at once. If they are permitted to wait more than two weeks after the opening of school before entering, it will be inn possible to fit them into any class.
 "All pupils will return to the same rooms in which tEey had seats at the close of the last session, and bllng their books with them.
 "The annex will be ready for use within two or three days. There has been some delay in installing the toilet fifiXtures and in getting desks. The rooms have been remodeled and fresh ly papered and will be very comfort able and attractive.
 Bells will ring as formerly; the first at S:15, the second at 8:30 and the last at $40. Patrons and friends are cordially invited to attend the in formal opening exercises Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
 
 Mrs. P. E. Whitman, wife of the new manager of the Industrial Trans +i0,, c+nro bara x,roe