The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-29
HONOR ROLL OF
SEVENTH MONTH
Senior Glass Makes Excellent Show
ing at Grove School i'm
New Honor Roll.
(By Cathie Lee Clark


During the past week Old Grove
has been in hustle Thursday end
ed the programs of the musical con-
test. The program was conducted
by Mrs. John Rison. Each of these
programs have been enjoyed by all
the students of Grove and are being
missed very much this week. The
final contest was given at the Pres
byterian Church on Thursday even
ing. The Junior class is very proud
OF themselves as having on their roll
both the winners; Virginia Weldon
first prize and Patye Sensing second.
We are extremely glad to know SO
many of our town friends are so in
tcrested in us. Mr. John Rison, Jr.,
las offered to the member of the
society who writes the best theme
on How Paris Can Be Made a More
Attractive Place in Which to Live"
a prize of five dollars. To the boy
orS girl that delivers the best and
most original debate in the society
contest which will be held during
commencement, DR.. George McSwain
has offered a medal. These are
separate from those previously an
nounced.
The societies met Friday at the
usual hour with program given by
Hamilton Browning section, a west
ern program, which included a paper
by Pattie Hefferman reading, Mil
dred Crawford; piano solo, Lorene
Anderson; duet, voice, by Minnie
Miller and Lloyd Neese. The debate
was, Resolve That the West Has
Been More Beneficial to the Country
Than Any other Section" The de-
baters were: Affirmative, Lorene
Summers and Holland Morgan; mega
tive, Sylvia Weinbaum and Jewel
Ray. Atkins-P olymnia gives the
program this week.
The report cards were given out
last week; also the honor roll read
hich showed more than SO per cent
Of the Seniors listed; Juniors 80 per
cent; Sophomores' 20 per cent, and
Freshmen 40 per cent Those on
righ honor roll were: Seniors Cathie
Lee Clark, Pattie Hefferman, Eula
Love, Mae Maxwell, Willie Fac
Cooper, Maurine Valentine; Juniors,
Bumpass Braswell, r. p. Clark,
| Elizabeth Littleton, Thelma Spriggs,
Virginia Weldon, Francis Wilkinson;
sophomores, John Broadway, Francis
Kaestle, Eline Maxwell; Freshmen,
| Malinda Cooper, Elizabeth Greer,
| Nell Halter Jane Howard, Mary Sue
hagland, Katherine Upchurch, Eliza
| beth Williams.
Honor roll for seventh month fol
lows: Seniors, Mary Atkins, Marilee
Holland, Susilee Landlord, Donna
McFadden, Elrita Pryor, Jewel Ray,
Weldon Rodgers, Irene Speight,
| Claude Tyson, Mary Weaks Gladys
White, Love Brandon. Tennie Smith,
| Ituby Miller; Juniors, julius Bayer,
Ruby Clogs, Garnet Ivie, Ike Jones,
| Rachel Love, Exile Maxwell, Clyde
| Moody, Patye Sensing, Sherley Wood,
| Cathleen Riggs; Sophomore, Fred
Brown, Opal Cole, Ruth Daniel,
| Sarah Dunlap Mary f. Erwin,
Mable Poyner, Jack Spence, Estella
| Terry; Freshmen, Harold Alexander,
! Mary Cannon, Weldon Cate, William
| Z Clark, Mildred Gibson, GustaVa
| Quinn, Marie Hutchinson, Mildred
| l ooney, Annie Warren Looney, Vir'
| ginia Mcconnell, Minnie Moody
] Cayce Odum, Nat Porter, Julia Por,
| ter, Mabel Pritchett, Burner Ramsey
| lone Thompson, Ina K. Young
| Iaurice Willard, Mary F. Ward.
| On account of the rain Friday il
| vas impossible to play but one game
| on Friday afternoon with Waverly
| which was our victory, score being
II to 8. The other game of Satur
| day, however, turned in our oppon
| ents favor. Score was 8 to 2. The
| games which were to be played here
| on Friday and Saturday of this week
| with Brownsville have been can
celed, hence it is likely we have had
| cur last game on home field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. Currier and
sen are here from Belcher La, fol
| Of 10 c