The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-08
Women and Events
Phone 38 between 10 a. m. and p. m.
p. x. yoncE SCHOOL NOTES.

The Christmas program. given bs
Grade GA. Miss Cawthon. teacher
just prior to the Christmas holidays
SIS, which has been placed in the gen.
eral fund of the school,
Thursday afternoon, the Parent
Teachers Association met at the
school building, over sixty mothers
and teachers being present. The mem
bers were pleased to have the pres
ence of two OF the fathers and hope
in the future that more of them will
find 1t possible to attend the meet
ings.
The association Is to be congratu-
lated on the progress it has made in
clearing and equipping the playground
as well as securing many needed ar
ticles for the interior of the building
AT this meeting, Mrs. Sam Pasco, as
chairman of the committee, appointed
Il to purchase a plano. reported that II
had been bought and payment almost
completed.
Mrs. Calhoun, treasurer OF the as
ISOLATION, gave her report which
showed the finances of the body to be
in excellent condition.
Mrs. Hamilton Russell who was APP
pointed to arrange for the placing OF
tables about the grounds for the con-
venience of the pupils in eating their
lunches, reported that the tables had
been put on the playground during
the holidays Mrs. Russell also brought
up the matter of tennis courts for the
SCHOOL The personnel of the commit
tee TO arrange for these will be an
nounced later. Basketball courts are
now Under construction. two sets oil
rings having been donated by Mrs. r
III. Turner and Mrs. j. III. Sheriff., Mr.
C. X. Burgoyne having presented the
necessary lumber for the erection OF
the goals. The faculty and patrons
are very grateful 70 rthese contribu-
lions, which viii add much to- the
pleasure OF the recess periods for the
boys and girls.
The school is now supplied with its
own stationery which will give it's COR
respondence an official stamp.
The members OF the association, as
we'll as the pupils OF the school are
at their request were selected by Hon
p. K Yonge who is also presenting
them with banner, which will COM
bine the two colors. which are rose and
black.
Mrs. Buck was asked to speak in re-
gard to the shower. which has been
under discussion sometime. and stated
that 1t would be Of general nature
and would take place, within the next
few weeks.
MIR. A. S. Edwards, county superin-
tendent OF public schools. was asked
10 speak regarding the inspection OF
the building nv the public, and re-
sponded briefly on that subject. De-
fails of the program will be announced
later
\ Friday morning the chapel exercises
: were in charge OF the b. section OF
grade seven, Miss Cline, teacher The
musical features of the program by
Marie Ward, Helen Sierra and Elaine
Ehaney. were much enjoyed and were
followed by an excellent address by
DR. A. j. Moncrief. who stressed four
cardinal points, which should be fol-
lowed by those who wish to achieve
success In life.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Cecil Bledsoe delightfully."- enter
tanned number OF young people Thurs
day evening In honor of her fourteenth
: birthday at the home OF Mrs. w. J.
Merritt.
Many interesting games were played
! and delightful refreshments Of fruit
, punch and cake were served. Those who
: enjoyed the evening with Miss Cecil
ware: Misses Juanita Lee. Gwendolyn
1 Annette. Lucille Hall. Ida Mullen, Mar
jorie McCurdy. Miriam Graham. Bessie
and Mamie Chisholm. Dottie Everette
and Jessie Gregossirky. Masters Harry
Denard, Bobbie wilkerson. Johnny Pat
terson. Ted Wright. Willie McMahn. F.
N. Durant and George Lee.
Mrs. Merritt was assisted in serving
! by Mrs. ]. L. Bledsoe. Mrs. Geo. Fl. Lee
and Mrs. G. Biedsoe.
MORRISON WoOTEN.
Mr.. John Wooten OF DeFunialx
Springs. and Miss Martha Morrison of
Euchee Valley. were married at the
home of the brides parents wednes-
day evening OF last week by Rev r.
@. Baker. They are making their home
IN one OF Mr.. wooten's cottages on