The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28

Il As a result Of the recent Eison art
exhibit held under the auspices ~ the
Joseph =. Lockey school. tas boys and
/ girls of the school arc now studleuaiy
and earnestly discussing and selecting
pictures they are 20 purchase for their
school rooms. Patrons OF the school
and those studying the exhibition are
/ requested 20 cooperate with tho pn-
+ pills IN making = selection which viii
ba a credit 20 the school and tend to
create a wholesome atmosphere ct cul-
tura and refinement IN the school
/ rooms.
/ The people of Pensacola evidenced
an appreclahle interest in the exhibit
4 ton and the sale OF tickets Melted =
sum of sfpa The order for the pic-
lures win to placed within the next
thirty days.
( Two prize pictures offered 70 rooms
/ ~ the school selling the most tickets
I for the exhibition were won by 0rade
/ Eight, second "B' section, Mrs. j. w
Brown. teacher. first prize. the second
| going 20 Grade Seven. FIRST ~" sex
ton. Miss snow Herring. teacher
Contributing much 10 tho success OF
the exhibition were the efforts and
courtesy extended by AFr. Ahsrnethy
Miss Llchten and Mr. Waters OF the
Pensacola Community Service. Also
the artists appearing on the special
prossams IA the afternoons and eve
ninEs.
The school had the pleasure or a
vtEtt from the county superintendent.
A. s. Edwards. Wednesday morning.
when he addressed the pupils "a chap
I'll exercises Mr.. Edwards urged full
and friendly cooperation es the best
means Of building Up a school to be
proud Of
The Thanksgiving program given
Wednesday morning 40 chapel BY
Grade six. first section a" Miss AIDE
laido Bell. teacher. was much enjoyed
BY tie whose school. The program
consisted OF Thanksgiving songs and
readings. oleveriy arranged. The chapel
program next week win be ia charge
OF Grade Six. nrsf ~B" section. Miss
Dora Lee Clark. teacher.
November Honor Roll for the schools
Grade Five b second section. Miss
Lois Mcclellan. teacher-M Melvin Ber-
lin Robert Franks. Eddie Bell. Clar-
ence Hayno. While Faircloth. Floyd
Gebhart. Inez Pate. Margaret Della
hunt Lee SCHUYLER. Irma Inn. Mil
bred Davis.
ANAAN &A@8~sAs aAA&aa AsNNfA GstAtls
teacher-Edgie Brown, Charles Dur
ham. Merreil Gray. J. r. Harper, Aln-
son Lyle. Bruce McCloskey, Patsy
Sardinia. Halle Edwards, Cora Belle
Griffin, Amelia Matthews. Violet Moo.
nan. Elizabeth ouina. Mary werdt.
Louise willis.
Grade sax-B. fret section. Miss Dora
Lee Clark. tcacher-Eimer schrodner,
John Griffin. y. =. Watson, John Lang
ford, Wesley Boyeff Ellis Goodwin,
Edward Preston. ALLEN Ellis, Alma
Eppies, Rosina, Moati. Miidren Echeu-
burn, Mary Dunntng. Esfelle Powell.
Adrian Jackson. Joaepps Marchetti,
MarRarete white. Myrtle Amos. An
ME y. Hinote.
Grade SIKH. seeon section. Miss
Frost Herring. teacher Malcolm Dav-
ia, z. G. Edwards. Blount Ferrall. /
George Gregory, James Griffin. VIII /
liam Hoffman. Marion McCaauehey, /
Sam Paseo, While Lee Stewart.
Grade Ska. first section, Miss Aae-
laide Bell. teacher-Juanita Bowies
Anna Duncan. Veda Mullen. Mary
Alice Churchill. Elmors Kelley. 10. /
seph Rowan, James Taylor.
Grade Seven-B. first section. Mas
snow Herring tsacher--James I'd
wards. AIRY Jchansen. Felix Shank. /
Harry Pfeiffer. Roy Straughn, Shirley
Touart. Adrian Van Etten. Edna An.
dorson, Lucille Burgoyne. Hiima HAT \
Theima Hansen. Ruby Jones. Lncy