The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-03


bit unfavOrable and our school is
located quite a distance from some
of the homes, we are happy to re-
port all class rooms have a good
enrolment each day. 1t is quite in
teresting for one to visit Mrs. Mag
nolia l.. Edwards class room. She
is instructor of the third and four
tn grade and is doing a very eff
fective job. She is supervising her
students in making very attractive
and helpful scrap books. The fol-
lowing named persons have very
neat books: L. " Byest, Mary
Washington, Theodore Jackson,
Beatrice Smith, Bessie Rec Mitch
ell, Susie Lee Burns, Bessie Louise
Mitchell, Theodis Leonard, Charles
Ward, Jessie Howard, Jr., Dan Fort,
Jr., Robert Epps, Author Lee Da-
Wis, Lee Ethel Blackmon and Leon
Gross. Those that have very nice
English note books are: Susie Lee
Burns, Beatrice Smith and bessie
Rec Mitchell.
Gerline Davis, member of the
9th grade class wishes to express
thanks to her class and their spon-
sor, Miss G. M. Storye for the con-
valescent cards they sent her dur
ing her illness.
The Delta N. F. A. basketball
tournament went over big here last
Friday with the following schools
participating: Rulesville Vocation
al school, Prof w. L. Eiland, prin-
cipal; Leland Vocational school,
Prof. Walter Wilson, Coach A. B.
Levison, principal and agricultural
instructor; Doddsville Vocational,
Prof. A. G. Gordon, coach; Cleve-
land Vocational school, Prof Boone,
coach; Moorehead Vocational
school, Prof. I. H. Montgomery,
Principal; Cary Vocational school,
Prof. S. S. Sias, coach; Inverness
Vocational school, Prof. Jackson,
coach. The final was played Friday
night between Cleveland Vocation
al school and Leland Vocational
school with Leland being the win
ming team. Altho Mileston is in the
Hill N. F. A. district our basketball
boys were allowed to play Rules
vile and of course we won.
Mr.. Hermon Anderson of Lex
ington, was recent guest on the
campus.
MILESTON OWL
We heard James Young singing,
Don't know no special rider here .
what did he mean Essie Lee?
The Owl saw Marie Morrison go
ing home with Martha L. Epps last
Friday must to get chance to see
Bill and heard Louise, Mitchell say
that she would like James fYoung if
he were more athletic inclined
William H. Leonard is about to
settle down some since the owl
caught him talking to A. L. Har-
grove.
The Owl heard Rena Mae say
her heart is just like time bomb
and every time she gets around j.
|B. Byest it explodes.
VIII do you want Albert Davis,
C. Washington or H. Barker.
1 heard Chrisdell Brooks singing
to herself, I'm just drifting on the
river" why don't you swim in and
get her?
Zellena is looking better now
since Gertrude Ball has started
casting sheep eyes at Harry Sam
pie.
aames Woodland let the Owl see
him talking to B. T. Friday night,
what's the story Helen Smith?
l heard Curtis Tates saying to a
girl that in his heart a bell was
ringing for her, what did he mean
r. M?
Eugene Shelton has been very
smart in his science and so has
Anette Williams, but / heard the
instructor who works in room two
say that they must do better if
they wanted to pass.
While sitting around waiting for
the chicks to come out of the
house. saw jamie Wiley with a
tall handsome basketball star from
Doddsville vocational school, Car
RE Randle wondering if she should
talk to the captain of Inverness vo-
cational school basketball team.
saw all of this and more too. Fri