The Little River news., 1923-04-18
Richmond Gets Loving Cup
 In County School Rally Meet

w. Holmes as superintendent are now the, proud possessors of the loving cup, which had rested among the treasures of the Ashdown Public School for the past two years. But there evidently is glory enough for all. Ashdown came home with large and select number of first prizes and a nice col lection of seconds with the honor of having had the best exhibit Foreman made the largest number of points and carried away the athletic events by a huge majority Foreman also had the honor of being host to the hundreds of students and teachers, and her hospi- tality on this occasion met with uni versal praise. The dinner served by the Foreman people was ample and worthy. of these splendid people.
 The total number of points won by each school in the contest are as follows: Foreman 76 1-2, Ashdown 52 1-2, Richmond 32, Allene IS, Hicks 8. Jones' 1. First prizes counted as points and seconds as 1 point. Rich mond, which was third in the order of the number of points made, was awarded the cup, or first place, on ac- count of having made the best showing in proportion to the number of chlld- ren enrolled and in attendance. by the system of figuring Foreman was given second place and AshdoWn thlrd.
 The following prizes were won:
 No. 1, 2 and 3-Story Telling Contest
 First grode, Percy Katherine Steel' Ashdown. first; Nanette McGraw, Rlch- mond, second.
 Second grade-E. B. Mohley, Ash down, first; Marguerite Campbell Richmond, second.
 Third grade-Ursaline Jester, Ash down first; Ruth Young5,ood, Allene, second.
 No. 4-Fourth grade spelling-Mol- lie Gathright, Foreman, first; Nettle Bell Phillips, Ashdown, second.
 No. 4a-Fifth and sixth grade spell ing-Caroline Phillips, Ashdown, first; Ruth Pullen, Foreman, second.
 No. 5-Seventh and eighth grade spelling-Ora Simmons, Hicks, first; Lucille Jeans, Hicks, second. No. 6-High School Spelling-Juani- ta Twyman, Ashdown, first; Violet Rettman, Jones, second.
 No. Map of Little River County William Campbell, Richmond, first; Edward Ware, Ashdown, second.
 No. S-Map of Arkansas-M Marguerite Campbell, Ashdown, first; Eula Reed, Allene, second.
 No. 9-Writing Third and Fourth Grades-Ruth Scrivner, Allene, first; Jessie Snow, Allene, second.
 No. 1O-Writing, Fifth and Sixth Grades-Lottie Scrivner, Allene, first i; Lillian Bernard, Foreman, second.
 No. 11-Third and Fourth Grade Drawing-Mona Buercklin, Allene, first; Jennings Cobb, Ashdown, second.
 No. 12-Fifth and Sixth Grade Draw ing-Ruby Garrett, Ashdown, first; Edward Frownfeller, Foreman, second.
 No. 13-Seventh and Eighth Grade Drawing-Letha Embry, Ashdown, first; Denson Youngblood, Allene sec ond.
 No. 14-Fifth and Sixth Grade Com position-Veida Scheid, Ashdown, first :; Paul Bush, Richmond, second; Lillian Bernard, Foreman, second. No. 15-Seventh and Eighth Grade Composition-Hattie McRae, Foreman first; Margaret Leslie, Ashdown, sec ond.
 No. 16.-High School Composition Olyne Hooper, Foreman, first; Fay Kolb, Ashdown, second.
 No. 17.-Grammar Grade Reading Edith Golf, Richmond, first; Marguer- ite Poland, Ashdown, second No. 1S.-High School Reading, Ora matic-Verna Ataway, Ashdown, first ;; Bertie Coleman. Richmond, second.
 No. 19.-High School Reading, Hu- morous-Gladys Ford, Ashdown, first; ; Arbie Reed, Foreman, second.
 No. 20.-High School Declamation- Raymond Anderson, Foreman, first.
 NO:21.-Grammar Grade Declama- tion.-Odo Kolb, Ashdown, first; Curtis Youngblood, Allene, second
 No. 22-Grammar Grade Music Margaret Johnson, Foreman, first; El- ma Short, Ashdown, second
 No. 23.-High School Music.-Velma Coley, Foreman, first; Francis Perry, Ashdown, second.
 No. 24.-Composition on Club Work. Maxine Finley, Ashdown, first; Thel- ma Hogrefe, Foreman, second.