The Little River news., 1922-01-07
AshdoWn School News

last Monday afternoon and took half holiday The teacher thought Christmas week long enough to satisfy any reasonable person, hence a penal Itv was assessed. "Verily, the way of the transgressor is hard. Officers of the Wilsonian Literary Society for the next two months are as follows: Margaret Hemphill, presl- dent; Madge Collins, vice-president; George Welch, secretary: Fife Draper. sergeant at arms. A program will be rendered January s. Ross Wright from Hatfield. Arkan-a sas. is welcome addition to the sopho- more class
 1 Miss Willie Bishop came to see us
 last Mosday.
 Vera Baker forgot that school start ed Monday so she was day late but l'she is working hard to make it up. Hamlet is very popular among the
 seniors judging from the way in which they are quoting it from memory. The enrolment for the first four months was PA boys and 263 girls, total of 5O7, as many as was enrolled the whole of last year. The average department for all grades was one point better There were ITS failures the fourth month against 1S1 the third month.
 Plans have been made for a min strel made up of public school pupils. This will be for the purpose of rais- ing funds for athletics and will be giv- en about the last of January. Watch for the day and date. Honor roll for Ashdown Public Schools for fourth month: Third grade-Alta Cooper, grade leader-Homer Phillips, Frances Pitt man, J. D. Lewis, Paul Wheelis, Forest Campbell, Harry kolb. Netta Belle Phillips, Elizabeth Beck, Judith Beck, Gladys Steadman, Lois Henry, Mary Russell, Marjorie Twyman, Beth Will Hams, Alta Cooper, Drew Davis. Fourth grade-Lela Joe Sullivan, grade leader-kelly Pickett, John Marsh, John c. Finley, Roland Phil lips, Lela Joe Sullivan, Ruth Sarasin, Marryne Thill.
 Fifth grade-Louise Sarasin. leader Henry Garner, Odo Kolb, Jimmie Laughter. Wallace McGraw, Teal Pen- der, Marshall Freddy. Willie Bell Au- brey. Mary Chenault, Martha Collins, Mavordeen Draper, Roberta Davis, Ruby Garrett, Martha Oliver, Caroline Pfeiffer
 Sixth grade-Lloyd Escott, leader Grover Harris, T. J. Inscore, Jack Per ry. Lloyd Escott, Angeline Embry, Mabel Henry. Lena Russell, Dolly Monday
 Seventh grade-Letha Embry, lead er-Bernard Joyner, Max Bishop. Wal ter Pittman. Hamilton Orton, Louis Davis, Phillip Martin, Clarence Ivy man. Marion Graves, Ethel Jester, Martha Jones. Judith Briant, Margaret Campbell. Maxine Finley, Modena Sig Ter. Letha Embry. Margaret Leslie
 Eighth grade-Irma Boggan, leader Horace Sanders, Robert Lindsay. Will Denson, Elizabeth Hudgins, Fan nie Hunter, Daisy Sanders, Flora Fin ley, Ruth Collins, Irma Boggan.
 Ninth grade-Juanita Twyman, lead er-Buell Holt, Elizabeth Briant. Julia Bass, Marie Chewning, Lorraine Ran kin, Juanita Twyman.
 Tenth grade-Fay Kolb, leader George Briant, Emil Kersten, Odean Phillips, Henry Etta Campbell. Hattie Donham Vesta Davis, Sadie Grounds. Mildred Johnson, Fay Kolb, Juliet Or ton, Irene Pittman, Bettie Garrett Vera Baker.
 Eleventh grade-Reya Bishop. lead er-Guy Graves, Reva Bishop, Madge Collins. Christine Thompson, Lucille Young.
 Twelfth grade-Mary Hooks, leader MARTiN-NUYn.nbill. Edith Rhyme, Arkansas State Bank. ~'