Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-08-12
WORCESTER co.
TEACHERS NAMED
List Not Yet Complete, But Nearly
So-Hard to Get First
Class Teachers.

MOST OF tne kCHOOl tedCIltiS Ho'V
been appointed in Worcester County.
and the last will be complete when
school opens the first Monday in
September. The 1929 corps OF
teachers ranks high, but it is hard to
get the best, as they are in demand
all over the State. Worcester County
schools are well conducted, and the
graduates of our High School, who
enter preparatory schools and col
leges, have no trouble to "hold their
own" and little more. Most OF
their success is due to good train
ing.
Included in the icomplete list given
below are the names of some of the
best teachers in the State.
Merrill's-Jeanctte White; Mary I.
Hickman.
Pocomoke-Keener W. Eutsler, j.
Hurst Beauchamp, Isabel Veasey,
Margaret Wilson, Mildred NAPLES,
Annie Merrill, Maudc A. Graham.
Ethel NJ. Dix, d. s., Grace Ward, d.
S., f. l.. Stevenson, C. c., Sadie o.
Powell, Annie Ross, Jennie Bonne-
vile. Ethel f. Eutsler, Zella NJ.
Crockett. Mrs. \. w. Boston, Mary f.
Knight, Pearl Brattcn, Violet Chesser.
Pauline East.
Goodwill-Mrs. Waterfield.
Snow Hill-O. p. Simmons, f. 5.
Whaley, Julia F. Bratten, Emily X.
Dryden, l.. J. Kelley, NJ. T., Lottie
Gordy, d. s., Elsie Dryden, c. c.,
Lillian Riley, Minnie Warren, Willie
Shockley, Ethel c. Jones, Elizabeth
Richardson, Lille Howard, Nan +.
Brimer, Emma Jones, Louise Powell.
Five Mile Branch-lva Jones.
Parkertown-Edith Shockley.
West Ocean City-Helen Hall.
Showell-Mrs. Beulah Farson.
Ocean City-Fred II. Dewey, Ralph
Dennis, Elizabeth Bishop, Kathryne
Petit, Mildred Rayne, Annie J.. Price,
Roxie Cropper
Cedartown-Lottie Holston.
Newark-Cecil Townsend, Bessie
Cottingham.
Nine Pin Branch-Wilsie Whiting
ton.
Bishop-Mrs. Grace Hudson.
Bishopville-Rev. II. G. Martin.
Nellie Ringler, Anna Ryan.
Gray's Neck-William G. Hudson.
Ebenezer-Alberta Taylor.
Acquango Branch-Fannye Perdue.
Mt. Zion-William J. Shockley.
Williams'-Martha Dryden.
Corbin's-Mrs. Y. Corbin.
Elizabeth Warren.
Bounds'-Roberta Gordy.
Brown's-Opal Burge, Ethel Nc
Grath.
Long Ridge-Doroth Shockley.
Remson's-Gladys Figgs.
Stockton-Ewell Dryden, Rev. r.
p. Day, Mary n. Hyland, Mabel
Jones, d. s., Helen Tull, Helen Jones,
Berthe f. Jones. Edna Faulkner.
Klej Grange-Bessie Gordy,
Girdletree-John S. Hill, Elizabeth
Carey, Catherine Hancock, Kaleda
Watson, Hazel Smack.
Berlin-Dale S. Barton, Lurah Col
Inns, Catherine Hancock, Esther
Baker, Madge Wimbrow, Nancy Pur-
nell, ~. -, MARY =. baiaSsi - -
Howard wilkins, NJ. T., Sallie X. Tin
gle, Pearl Boston. Kathryne Dale,
Daisy Wise, Aralanta Coffin, Nellie
Collins, Minnie W. Jones, Mary War
rem.
Ironshire-Mamie Coffin.
st. Martins-Rev. C. c. Jones.
Mary A. F. Gilliss.
Whaleyville-Angie Hudson. Ma
mic Hopkins.
Campbelltown-Mrs. Alice Has
tings.
Hamblin-Katherine McCabe.
The above teachers were recon-
mended and appointed to the respect
i've schools at a meeting Of the Board
of Education o. Worcester County,
Maryland on August /, 1922.
The teachers have not been ap-
pointed to the following schools:
Sheephouse, Box Iron. Spence.
Taylorville, Carey, Que
ponce. Upper St. Martins, Swamp.