Washington telegraph., 1921-02-18

-seN d. D. Dgiu anu IL tAu1NiA
sCn were welcome visitors to Hay
z, "a Seminary Monday morning.
Is. Cornelia Muldrow is still
c, .ncd to Eer bed with illness.
u are glad to state that Ardie
l. ..s Is now able to be in school
a - 9ftcr having been absent sew
e. days on account of the accident
ST. had while playing in which she
fe and received painful injuries
about the head. She was taken to
the doctor at once and the wound
d. ased.
.lr. II. ]. Gordon of Texarkana
W here last week visiting his chill
dren, who stay with Mr.. and Mrs
Ellison Cooper.
llessrs. Frank Scoggins and Brim
v Vagoner of Nashville were recent
vs..urs to our city.
-. Stuart Of Columbus was down
Sundl.y to call on Miss Alene Young.
.rs. Alice Conway went to Hope
re emily and had some dental work
done.
S. rvices at both Methodist and
B ptist church Sunday morning and
nj Int were unusually good. The at
tendance at each service was full, es-
pc ALLY Sunday night at the Baptist
church. Splendid sermons were de-
Tweed by the pastors of both denom-
nations.
Rev. P. Petty had special treat
ment done on his eyes lately and re-
ports that for the last few days he
has been able to see something over
one hundred feet away. His many
friends will be delighted to hear this
and hope, too, that it will not be long
before he will effect perfect and
permanent cure for his eyes.
Mrs DIR. W. T. Thompson of Nash
vile was guest at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs C. |. Bullock last Wednes-
day and Thursday. She and Mrs.
Bullock were pleasant caller at Hay
good Wednesday.
Rev. J. H. Outsey of Mineral
Springs was guest at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Turner recent
ly.
The monthly test examinations
were held at Haygood last week and
the following pupils won the Honor
Cards for having made the highest
average mark in their subjects, viz;
S,phia Ferguson highest average
from the 4th grade. Also Willie
Cooper and Grace Gordon made the
same average over the others of the
5th GRACE and were each awarded
Honor Cards. Miss Williamson, the
teacher Of above grades. Miss Sarah
Barham Honor Card for highest aV-
erage in 9th grade, Mrs. Tyus, teach
er; Miss Ernestine Green highest av-
erage in Sth grade, Honor Card by
Prof. williamson, teacher. Luke Max
well has been the leader of the 9th
grade but somehow in this exami-
nation the girls took the honor from
him, but Luke says they have got
to get up and hustle to hold the Hon
or Card next month.
Prof. Williamson is a teacher who
can carry on his class work and at
the same time see and hear every
thing that goes on around there. Why
the girls cannot even chat over the
phone to their gentlemen friends
but what he is there to catch the
message. (smiles.)
Mrs. Bette Wright and little son
of Prescott left for their home Sun
day after having spent week here
with her auntie, Mrs. Rosa Turner.
Mrs. Flora Nelson left Sunday for
Hope, she will remain indefinitely
with her daughter Mrs. Mamie
Phillips.
Prof. R. B. Williamson and sister,
Miss Sophenia, were special guests
Monday night at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Trent where a de-
licious repast was served in honor
Of Mr.. Trents birthday.
Miss Lucy Samuels has closed her
winter term Of school at Guernsey.
Saturday night, Feb. u, at the c.
NJ. E. Church, Mr.. Rankin of Hope
presented to the public in moving
pictures a very interesting Romance,
"The Symbol of the Unconquered."
Every one who witnessed this show
declared that it was well worth see
iy,or