The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-26
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4 On August sjxth our school begar
/ here. Miss Rose B. Myers is on
principal again, this being her thirt
| year at Ottway. Miss Pauline Pick
ering, graduate Of Chuekey Higl
School, and who has had norma
training, has charge Of the primary
department. The third teacher is t
be Supplied yet.
| Messrs. j. r. Justis, ] D. Brown
]. A. Willoughby, J. B, Gass, ]. M
Casteel, O. A. Cartright, and Billy
Justis were out for the openipg exer
cises at school. After chapel exea
cises, Mr.. j. R. Justic made q very
impressive talk to us boys and girls
We are proud to claim hi mas pro
duct from Ottway school Some 81
The other patrons gave us helpful sug'
gestions, and also by their presence
made As feel that they are interested
in the cause Of education.
Miss Rose assured US that she was
as glad to be back with us as we arc
glad to have her. She gave US some
plans which she hopes to work out
during the year, after which the or.
ganization Of class work began.
In the afternoon while Mr.. ]. D
Brown and Mr.. j. A. Willoughby
went to Greeneville to get lumber
desks, blackboards etc., Messrs. j. r
Justic, Charley Justis, Jay Casteel
and Paul Rankin helped the teachers
| oil the floors. We pupils, too, want tc
thank Supt. Pierce for SO generous
| ly fulfilling our needs.
We feel that one week has been
well spent; but so many things are
yet to be done. We girls are making
school just as homelike as possible
A number of flowers have been
brought and placed on the campus
and in the school rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis and
daughter, Miss Fleta, of Esbon
Kan, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Gass. O
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell and
daughter, Harmon, who have been
visiting Mrs. Campbell's mother, Mrs.
D. M. Harmon, returned to their home
in Oklahoma.
We pupils had quite a glad sur
prise Wednesday when Lacy Casteel.
who has been in Oklahoma for the
past six months, made his appearance
on the school bround. Lacy will
probably take up the tenth grade here
and be with for a while, however, he
expects to go back to his work about
the first Of the year.
Mrs. A, ]. Frazier, Mrs. ]. O,
Young, Mrs. Wilbur Young and Mrs.
r. A. Gaby are spending three weeks
at Mooresburg Springs.
Miss Esther Davis las been the
guest of her aunt, Miss Flossie
Reaves.
Messrs. J. L. Saylor, ]. J. Harri-
son, ]. r. Justis and Paul Rankin
were business visitors in Greeneville
Thursday.
Mr.. j. D. Brown recently made a
rip to Cleveland.
Mr.. r. B. Moore's daughters, Mis-
SEES Minnie and Mae, of this place, will
enter mission school South OF
Ireeneville.
Miss Ethel Gass, of this place, has
charge of the school at Hardin's
View. Miss Mollie Harrison, another
Of our teachers, has charge of the
school at Welcome Grove.
Mr.. S. A. Saylor and son, Herman
attended stock sale at the DR., Car
Ter farm, near Pilot Knob, on last
Friday
Miss Nina Lee Keller, Of Union
school, Misses Pauline; Hazel and
Wilma Casteel and Sailie Chapman
attended singing here Thursday night.
Misses Dell, Nora, Flora, Hassie
and Messrs. Fred and Ross Myers, of
Pilot Knob, and Mr.. Herman Saylor
and sisters, Misses Bonnie and Hat
lie, of this place, were guests for a
while Friday night of our teachers at
The school building.
The Ottway class attended the
singing convention Saturday. 1t
aever gets too muddy for the 0ktway
class to take part if the folks will go
at all.
The Farmers Union men had call
meeting at the Farmers Union store
here Saturday afternoon. The picnic
here next Saturday, August 2Sth,
will be treat for everybody.
Miss Ella Young, of Greeneville, is
at home for short vacation.
Messrs. Horace Solomon and Lacy
Casteel went to Baileyton Saturday
night to attend the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Simpson and
children recently visited Mr.. Simp-
SONS sister. Mrs Hawkins and Miss