The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-07-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Appointments And Transfers
Made

Eleanor J. Moore, President; Fred
Lewis, Vice-President and j.. E.
Crothers.
The minutes of the regular meet
ing of June Sth were read and APP
proved, and sundry bills were ex-
amined and ordered paid.
Mr.. William c. Feehly, represent
ing the Elkton Chamber of Com
merce, requested permission to use
the old Academy grounds fer park
ing cars on August End, Bird and
4th, when the P. o. S. of A. meets
in annual convention in Elkton.
The request was granted.
The Board decided to offer for
sale any interest it may have in and
to the building and grounds Of the
Wilson White School, located in the
Fifth Election District of Cecil
County, on the road leading from
North East to Turkey Point. Seal
ed proposals will be opened at 1890
A. M, on Tuesday, August 10th.
The cost of conveyance is to be paid
by the purchaser. The Board re,
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Howard E. White, of the Perry
Vile High School, having received
the highest marks in the competitive
examination held on Wednesday;
June 23rd, was awarded the State
Scholarship to Western Maryland
College.
The following appointments or
transfers were made:
Raymond H. Cameron, Principal,
Chesapeake City High School; Miss
F. Naomi Dawson, Assistant, Chesa-
peake City High School; j. Frank
Blake, Assistant, Cecil County High
School, Elkton; Miss Mary l.. LET
fer, Assistant, Perryville High
School; Miss Alice r. Hager, AS
sistant, Calvert Elementary School;
Miss Lena Griest, Assistant, Cecil
ton Elementary School; Miss Marie
Price, Principal, Biddle Neck School;
Miss Mae McFadden, Assistant,
Chesapeake City Elementary School;
Miss Miriam D. Biddle, Assistant,
Chesapeake City Elementary School;
Miss Carmen Price, Principal, Pivot
School; Miss Agnes Merritt, Prin-
cipal, West Amwell School; Miss
Madelyn H. Boulder, Principal
Warburton School; Miss Emily A.
Scott, Assistant, Elkton Elementary
School; Miss Evelyn M. Craig, AS
sistant, Elk Mills School; Miss
Louise C. McCauley, Principal, Big
Elk School; Miss Edith E. Zebley,
Principal, Providence School; Miss
E. Hazel Mccoy, Principal, Racine
School; Miss Blanche Ford, Prin-
cipal, Wesley School; Miss G. Claire
Morris, Principal, Leslie School;
Miss Margaret j. Owens, Principal,
New Valley School; Miss Frances E.
Kelley, Principal, Pilot School; Miss
Hilda Singman, Principal Como
wingo School; Miss Elizabeth Luth-
ringer, Principal, Hickory Grove
| School.
Miss Oppie l.. Emerson, Prin-
cipal, Wilson Colored School; Miss
Thelma Robinson, Principal Chesa-
peake City Coiored School; Miss
Annie Woodbridge, Principal, War
wick Colored School; Miss Bessie H
Cole, Principal, Rowlandville Col
ored School; Mrs. Mary Wilson Law
Assistant, Elkton Colored High
4 School; Miss Gladys E. Mauldin
Assistant, Elkton Colored Elemen-
tary School.
/ The following designations were
received and accepted.
Mrs. Alice Gardner Patterson,
Assistant, Perryville High School;
Miss Henrietta Booth, Assistant
Cecil county High School, Elkton;
Miss Roberta ]. Graham, Principal
Hickory Grove School; w. Lyle
Mowlds, Teacher of Vocational Agri-
culture, Rising Sun and Calvert High
Schools.
Miss Minnie B. Greene, Prin-
cipal, Mt. Zoar Colored School; Mrs.
Grace H. Hodges, Assistant, Elkton
OO1Or0u 'I1lSu OCHOOl, MISS FedIl
Foote, Principal, Chesapeake City
Colored School; Miss Jeanette Viii,
liams, Pricipal, Warwick Colored
School,; Miss Naomi Armstrong.
Principal, Rowlandville Colored
School.
The Board decided to reopen the
schools ON Wednesday, September
LIST, at 800 A. M. A meeting of
the white teachers will be held at the
New Elkton Elementary School on
Friday, September srd, from 100 to
800 P. M. A meeting of the col
ored teachers will be held at tho
Elkton Colored School on Friday,
September Srd, from 100 to 800
p M. One session days shall be
held from September LIST to the 10th
inclusive. Monday, September 9Th,
Labor Day. is school holiday.
Bids for supplying the schools
with coal for the school year 1926