The Washington times., 1925-07-23
COUNTY SCHOOL
TEACHERSARE
APPOINTED
Principal of Laurel High Yet
to Be Named-Herbert
Brown Resigned

/ PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
Md, July 23.-The Prince Georges
county corps of public school teach
ers for 1925-26 has been completed
with the exception of the position
of principal of the Laurel High
School, made vacant through the
recent resignation OF Herbert
Brown, and a few other vacancies.
| Brown will become principal OF the
high school at Ellicott City. Md.
High school teachers appointed
are:
Upper Marlboro b. Rowland
| principal: Maud Gibbons, Ethel Klein
and Josephine E. Wilson.
Baden-W. r. c. Connick. principal
Clara c. Gibbons, Howard NJ Dent
Angela D. Early and E. Louise Dudley.
Standardization D. Somsrs, pril-
cipal; Elva Ditman and Margaret w
Brantley.
beth Gardner, Gladys Crowther, George
| G. Davies, Charlotte Cough and Mary
". Slepesky.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D. Hines, prin-
cipal; Dorothy e. Holland and Nellie
oxon Hill. Wesley Mumford. jr.,
principal. and Carmel McKsive n:,n,,n.,
Hyattsville-K J. Morris, principal !;
Martha G.. Temple, Mildred J. Moore.
rer Margaret Metzroth, Ada E. Zouck.
J. E. Long, Virginia Eyster. Day Wolf
irger, Nellie A. Payne, E. Adelyn
Brown. Marion B. Spielman. Frank d.
Elizabeth swenk. Nellie Buckley F.
Ethel Honey.
Maryland Park-Ellsworth Mcbride.
principal; Anna Wilson, Adelaide Ira
Elementary school teachers appointed
a1e:
BeltsviIle-Effie NJ. Miller Susie c.
Resll Paint BrSnch ,IN,, Messy
Lurg-Marie b. Whit, Louise Fleming.
Mary E. Farrell. Margaret v. Cecil.
L;.ndover-Frances 7. Tompkirs. Beryl
B. Webster. CheverlIy -Tuxedo-opal L.
GitymLuella NJ. CLAYTON. Ruth NJ.
Wyyill, Margaret Christensen; Upper
DuvaIl. Patuxent-Ruth c. Wyvill.
Croome-Blanche E. OgIe. Nottingham
-Anona Downing. North Keys-Naomi
Brookridge-Elizabeth Baden. Hickory
Grove-Msria c. Queen. Piscafaway-
R. I. Manning. Jessie NJ Callahan.
Give Kine Fnp, Tippett
Evelyn Ogle. Emily Early. Silver Hill
Grace Rison, MelVa ]. White Pine
Grove-Florence Brashears. Fannie E.
Roberts Forestville-Rosemary Smith.
Iand - Mildred H: Townsend, Carolyn
G. Waller. Bradbury Heights-Susan
=. Palm, Palmer I Esteile stratton: Mary Z.
Martha Bird. Grace N. canter. Jean
CASTOR. Halls-Malinda Bennett Wood :
yiIie-Mary J. Freeman. Helen L. Hyde
pa e. Garner, Lucy Chiches-
Biacklock, Henryetta B. Brady. Rowan
META s. Allen. Meadows-Elizabe be- h
McGregor. woOdyard-Hilda NJ. Ward.
fUgpeE9.Emma 2. Burton, Marion
Lee. Holland, Annie B. Wilson, Eliza
beth Nee. Wlllis-Emma Bowman.
Laurel Lower) Alice Mccullough.
Starkey. Brandywine-N. Eva Turner,
Georgia K. Billingsley. Clara G: Baden.
Sheltenhamovirginia Fowler. Aiine
Addie NJ: Mumford, Juliana Manning,
Bertha Moreland, Elizabeth Hopkins.
As Al 11;. g: Payne: st; Berna-
Ian Dqsenbury; Richie = Bessie A.
v. Unkle. Collington = Caroline L.
S Stewart. Good Luek-Annie L. Hall.
springs-Genevieve L. wilcox Bowie
Gladys Ffnney, Gertrude Trott, Matte
n Williford. springfield-Anna w. B.
Croome Station-Lola Parks: West
phalia-Ellen McGregor. MeIwood-
Mary l. Griffith HyattsvilIe-MrS.
Ruth Youngblood. Maria Gudger. Alice
w: Rice. Leone Curbow. EvaIyn r. Jar
rell, Mary e. Willis Nellie L. PUN.
phrey. Lillian g: Robertson. Anna c..
berg, Sarah N. Hessey. East Hyatts-
ville-Agnes w. Rymer, May L. String
er. observation-disclosures T. Reed,
tine Penman. Mary H. Lowell. Ruth E.
Powen, Edith #. Forshee, Clara Gunb a.
Mt: Rainisr-Mary P. Mills. Jennie 2.
Nolan. Mary E. NalIey, Ruth Csdy.
Helen Helen v Gingell; Capitol Heights.
S % NJ Hickman. Mary r. crumb
n y: Elizabeth beth Wilson, Mary A.
Close. Margaret 4. Black. District
P: Robinson, A, Maude Ford. NJ GerS
E. smith, NJ. Elizabeth Smith. Seat
OVERWHELMINGLY Palmer. Virginia
berg. Henrietta Reeder. Frances De B.
Joyce. Mary A. Jump, Charlotte Eric
University Park-Hazel Wright. Ian
ley. Gladys Porter. Ardmore-Thomas
Hackett. Alice J. Richie. Seabrook-
Agnes V. Bowles. Berwyn-clasissa A.
Rose Patton. Hazel Murray. Berwyn
Heights-Mary b. Culbertson, j. Kath-
aryn Stein. College Park-Miriam
Med. Holmes, Eleanor r. Gibson.
The campaign for $500 for the
Prince Georges county community
chest is seriously tagging, only
some $500 so far having been con-
tributed or pledged Unless at
least IS 900 is raised before January
it is announced, the county health
work next year will be severely
crippled.
Failure to raise a substantial
part of the $500 will mean the
loss of one of the two public health
nurses now serving in the county