Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-24
RECORD OF MISS JACK
 HUDDLESTON
Commercial Appeal Fea- lures Illustrated Write Up of Hon. M. P. Huddles- toms Daughter.

The Commercial Appeal, in its issue of Sunday, carried feature write-up of Miss Jack HuddieSton' the 15 year old daughter of Hon. M. P. Huddleston, of this city. lhc feature was prepared and sent to the newspapers of the nation by an Associated Press correspondent at Columbia, Mo, where the Paragouid
 young lady has been attending school. The feature appearing in
 the Commercial Appeal was accom- panied by half-tone picture of Miss Jack. The write up follows:
 Columbia, Mo, Aug. 20-Miss Jack Huddleston of Paragould, Ark. who was 15 years old the fourth of July, and who entered the Uni versity of Missouri for the summer term a few days before her birth day as the youngest student of the school, is ambitious to become a lawyer and then eclipse her father, Mike F. Huddleston, for many years prominent in legal and political circles of Arkansas. Miss HuddleSton says she will become her fathers law partner as soon as she finishes her education and by assimilating what he knows and combining this with her own knowledge she says she believes she ought to be able to turn the trick.
 Even at that she admits she has some task ahead of her. Her father is a lawyer of 25 years ex- perience in Arkansas. He was elect ed to the Arkansas State Senate when he was 2S years old, and as lieutenant governor of Arkansas at the close of the first session, which office he held for two years, scrv- ing as governor for about three months He later served the sec the state, for four years as prescott ing attorney, being elected two terms. each time without opposition. At the close of his last term he re- tired to resume practice of law in Paragould.
 Friends of young Miss Huddleston | declare that her record so far in scholastic work is something to be proud of, and that comparatively | speaking she has been keeping pace with her father, in fact, her friends declare that she is some points ahead of him. Miss HuddlestOn is a mod est girl and does not express her self as to her own accomplishments, but she is strong for her father and the success he has achieved
 Miss Huddleston entered the pub lie schools of Paragould at the age of nine years. She attended Miss issippi Synodical College at Holly Springs, Miss, one year, and LenoX Hall in St. Louis one year. She then returned to Paragould and fin ished her high school course at the l age of IA. graduating last spring
 being the youngest of a class of 28. She has made only three B grades | in her school life, her grades run ming A minus, A and A plus.
 Short Story Prize at
 She won short story prize in
 The Dclineator" at the age of seven She read two stories al teachers meeting at her home in Paragould
 at the age of five, and has com
 posed several poems. Miss ITuddles-
 ton was class poet at the high school this year. She won second
 prize at the Mississippi Synodical College on the United War Work
 Campaign" essay contest and gave
 an original poem.
 In an intelligence test that was
 conducted at the Paragould high school last winter Miss IIuddleston
 made d grade of 2O5 points. Seven ty-nine high schools had more than