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I[os Who in School Rooms of Camden Scholarship Honor KolL <Hh? Mogtb ' - \ j? rude 1? (Mrs. MUli)-Mdleen Harriet Foster, Dally Jackson, it a nee Kinney, Nets Kirkland, Kharne, Surah Sheora, Lottie T\t Vashti TWgpen, Willihro (tm?8, Ernest Freitag. ^ i.?(Miss Zemp)~-Lillio Rabon, Frances D. Baruch, ArBrown, Margie Creed, Thereat David Wolfe Walluau. ade 1?(Miss Latham)?Curtis -uhl, Lonnie Wilson, Mary JackWillie Child ere, Alex Etters, ty Dee Waters, James West, r Jackson, Jane Reynolds, KathaSmith. ade 2-A-?Billy Allred, Bobby d, I/eroy Branham, Wylie Hogue, Huggins, Carlyle Jackson, el MoCaskill, Jack Rhame, Jack ?rds, Furman Stewart, Jack pigue, Stanley Watte, John aker, Douglas Wooten, Sophia j, Lesta Davis, Dorothy Durfee, thy Moore, Margaret - Osborne, elmina Strak, Louise Mickle, line Rives. ^" j sde 2-B?Betty Penuel, James ams, Claud Williams, Ben MilScwell, ALbertus Rush, HerRichey, Payton Shirley, Carolyn olson, Gene Pursley, Harry, *, Katherine Myers, Mary Lan*y? ler Morris, Alva Lee, Carolyn Leonard Goff, James Graham, ide 2-C?Carl Drakeford, Rob[oward, Guy Mayer, Mack ShayGeorge Wilson, Elah Evans, L McLeod, Margaret West, He Williams. Lde 3-A?<Minnie Sue Bruce, in Davis, Virginia Davis, Calherbempster, Charla Dunn, Louise 1 "U Mttnn? Ralph ShMey, ' ! M?ver^^j^"o^~i\U"I,e Bak,r' ??tty 1 Bobby Ortl.w T'l, ""'1 ?"v*r' ' / i.jj ' l|/ i^wig Robinson, ] 1 Sh?rp, Willi. Sheorn. y?*| 4-A-^Sargh Bissell, EUza_ , Midcle I' i,AlWa HUnt^r' Fann* Sheorn' F I Shannon, Kmily , Bheorn, L?na H<jUjn Tjn M 2 ! i Raymond Moore McJCain Richards, Robert Shaw be^Hort^Vr'1 G0dwl"' ?*mLS? ?' J1 Kiuney' Martha Moaeley, Louise Reed, William Wylie. k?Jaaiee Chapman, Alh!1 S^StJerome Hoffer' Eu^? Howard, Everett Montgomery, R0?* Moore J. A. Rast, Katharine JfrayBhaw Ruth DeLoacfoe, Charlotte DuBose, Ruby Gardner, Mary FlorZ W FrMCeS McLeod, Eatelle Va?r .f ?nce S?wyer, Dorothy VanLandingham, Eleanor Watta ^.Grade 5;f--Odell Baker, Frank rL7?T Iybttra G,rdw' ? " 6~c*?Rufus Corbett, C. W. Khoden, Lessie Bullock, Liza Jackeon. - - WtSSt M??TW""*m Th?mp,0n' Grade 7-A?Nancy Brown, Virgiz. Kitherine Attendance Honor Roll BeU^IC.U. 1~("rS' Mill,)?-Aiieen Boft, Kathryn Boyd. Harriet Footer, Ira Horneby, D.lly Jackson, c^. stance Kinney, Net. Kirkl.nd, Cath-1 erlne Moore France, Motley, LoU|,e .MeNyJy, Loi. Rhame, Virginia ^Mith, Lottie Smyrl, Vaehti Thigpen, If*0 hi'aker' F*y Williamson, Ernest Freitag, William Christmas, Raymond Harris, Harold MoCaskill, Junior Smith, Ralph Stevenaon, Maasenburg Trotter, Billy Wilsin. Grade l_(Mia, Zemp)_Arthur Brown, XJltntorr Chttstmaa,'4"Ralph Cornell, Margie Creed, Margie DeLoache, Liia Mae Huggins, Andrew M-y?, LH ie Mae Rabon, There., KneJ, Annie Ue Shirley. Homer ohirley,r James Smith, Joe Brown. r r>lde Latham)?Julian Branham, Harry Corbett, Curtis DeBruhl, Clyde Jordan, Douglas Ogburn, Tommie Sheheen, Henry Tol-1 bjrt, Gather Childers, Mary Jackson, Margaret Sinclair, Vivian Threatt. Alex Etters, Harry Lee Waters,'Cecil ' gavi^ LefHi^ McCaskill, Clarence Owens, Archie Stein, Thelma Black- ' well, Goldie Corbett, Ruby Jackson, Jane Reynolds, Sibly Robinson, Kathleen Smith. Grade 2-A._Marie Bullock, Sophia Creed, Le?ta Davta, Betty Hotyiiit, ?i ,Moore' Edna Moore, *lBf. if*,*?' 'Osborne, Maude Outlaw, Wllhelmina Strak Elene Steen, - Lucile Wutte, Caroline Rivers, Loujse Mickle Billy Aired, Bobby Aired, Leroy Branham, Wylie Hoguo, Fred Huggins, Carlyle Jackson, W. A. Marshall, Caryle Moseley, Bobby McLaln Fred Sheheen, Jack Villepigue, Stantey Watta, John Whitaker, Daniel MoCaskill.. , I'dSWI Beker, Rebecca "t ? Graham? ^ C. Horton, J. C. Hough, Carolyn Hill, Robert Jennings, H. G. Lovette, Alva Lee, |-Yelmer. Morris, Mary Lanev - Tnhn ?S??t JEatherine ^ ?hoUPay ton Rnih '*?** ?ch?5r> Alberlua ^Ihlr. Hwold Srait),, ^ Scaihorough. Clkud Wilr?kfc:W,lltaraSp Chdylotte f Watta, Annie Childers. ! a.Grfde 2- '?Guy, Meyer, Mack mi*' G 3-A,?Minnie Sue Bruce, Lou i " ', 1 ww'H 1 I^wW? Clyburu, Lillian Davit, Catherine DemptUr, Charla Dunn, beulah Gratam, Janie Mm Hall, Ellen Little, Elebeccah Rurti, 1 Floranoa Savage LiUle ftfae Smith. Willie Mae Smith, lean VanLandinghara, Nancy Watts, Marian Smith, Wtylie Cameron, Billy DeLoache, Sidney' Kirkland, August Kohn, Bobby Marye, Lylea Munn, Manley MoLpod, Billy Nettles Isaac Pitta, Andrew Whitaker, Ralph Shirley. Grade 3-B.?-Pauline Bakef, L*u* Corbitt, Marjorle Cullen, Lucille De* Hruhl, Julia May Hough, Margaret Mayer, Mary Alfce Rabon, Ogburn Hough, W. L. Jackson, J. G. Johnson, Edwin Miller, Edward Moore, Frank Oliver, Bobby Outlaw, Claremont Kabon, Frank Rhodes, Lewis Robinson, Meshell Sheheen. Grade 4-A.?Edward Beard, deLacy Iirayshaw, Jack Brown, Howard Ktters, Jack Halsall, Ted Johnson, L. S. Mayer, Raymond B^oore, McKain Richards, Robert Shaw, Marion Smith, Billy Shannon, Heill'y Oksst non, William West, Sarah Bissell, Leila Christmas, Sadie Freitag, Elisabeth Goodale, Alma Hunter, Fannie Mickle, Mary Purser, Lucile Robinson, Emily Shannon, Lena Stevenson, Barbara Zemp. Grade 4-B.?IMary Branham, Nell Cauthen, Jennie Cullen, Pearl God; win, Fledabel Horton, Mary Ella Jordon, Thelma Kinney, Ruby Melton, Mary E. McDowell, Louise McLeod, Louise Reed, Lena Sinclair, Theo Smith, Lorine Tolbert, Ruth Waters, Dorothy Watts, Emerson Branham, (Willis DeBruhl, Leroy Dority, Nettles Myers, William Wylie. Grade 5-A.?Ruth DeLoache, Ruby Gardner, Mary Florence Little, Estelle Myers, Florence Sawyer, Frances Shanks, Dorothy VanLandingham, Watts, James Chapman, Otis Credd, Woodrow Dority, Joseph Gaskins, Jerome Hoffer, Eugene Howard, Roscoe Johnson, Everett Montgomery Roland Moore, J. A. Rast, Robert Rhame. Grade B-B.^-OdeH-- Baker, James Blackwell, Boyd Brannon, Frank Clyiburn, Willie Dixon, Clyburn Gardner,Ralph Goodale, Woodrow Haynes, Frank Hinson, Francis Sheheen, Margaret Baker, Miriam Hammer, Ruth Haverns, Mary Lee Hilton, Ruth Mosele>y Mary Richey, May Nell Trapp, Nancy Watts. Grade 5-C.?Howard Brewer, Raymond Hinson, Leroy Love, C. W. Rhoden, Lloyd Rush, Lavenne Couyers, Lessie Bullock, Liza Jackaoa, Elvin McLain, Alma Smyrl, Thelma Bedkhara.' Grade 6-cA.?(Margaret Baldwin Almeto Baxley, Mary Lee Blakeney, Carolyn Kohn, Mary Ellen McCaskill, Elizabeth Moore, Carrie McLeod, Kate Shannon, Golda Shirley, Lorine Strak, Antionete Williams, Harvey Davis, K. C. Etters, Marion Evans, Laurence Kirkland, Cecil McCaskill, Fletcher Moore, William Moore, Alvin Sanders, Luther v Shaw, James Shirley, William Thompson, Clarence Christmas, Leslie Smith. Grade 6-B.?Willie Hough, Ruhy Olivfci^ Adele Penuel, Mattie Rabon, Jenp/; Tolbert, Natalene Zeigler, AlVitt ^phristmns, Frank Campbell, ipltirles Dymock, Virgil Gardner, pTrby Godwin, Donald Hill,- Bill Rhame, Albert Reed. Grade 6-<C.:?'Henry DeBruhl, Herman Jackson, Cleo Johnson, Jack MoLain, William MoLeod, William Moseley, Harold Shirley, Jack Shirley, Lloyd Smyrl, William WURta*, Fay Baker, Dwelder Dial, Jtulby Gardner, Lillian McCaskill, Purvis Shirley, Lorine Smith, ,Mae Smith, Alberta . Watts, Mildred Williams, Grade 7-A.?John Armstrong, Homer Baldwin, Jack Boyd, Thomas Bruce, Joseph Lang, Sam McCaskill, James Moore, Reuben Pitts, Charles Sheffield, Edward Laughlin, Margaret Barnes, Harriet Beard, Nancy Brown, Frances Creed, Virginia Drawdy, Elisabeth Gardner, Sara Kirkland, Ksthryn Little, Mary. Jane Mackey, Evelyn Sawyer, Emily Zemp. Grade 7-B.?Billie Beckham, Eugene Dority, L. O. Funderburk, Dan Lang^ Francis McLeod, Ernest Shaw, "George Sheheen, Eleanor Brown? Wilma Currie, Lucile Kirkland* Ma, mle Long, Sarah Moseley. - * Grade 7-C.?Lones Cauthen, Elizabeth Dunn, Elizabeth Gaikins, Bessie Hinson, Louise Parker, Allie Belle Shadd, Wilma Watts; Jim Clyburn, Clemmie Dabney, Elihue Habney, L. T. Holland, Willie Shirley, Ellie Tkappyf>^> V >: ' 1 Grade 8-A*?Alice DePass, Harriet Lorick, Grace Robinson. Grade 8-B.?Joe Jenkins, Solomon Mima, Grayson Shaw. i MM-Thornton Evans, Wil!le Haile," Carolyn Houser, EfnTTy Wtto. SHMMh Grade 10-A.?-Duncan Lang, Clara MdCasktn, RocheDe Sheorn. Grade 10-1L?-Betty Cure ton, Caroline Richardsom-g^yg^rtV- if ' Grade 11-A<?<E!tner Watte, Hazel Moseley, IVisess Owens, Louise Grade 11-B?Evelyn Bruce, Ellen - - ; v ^ ? v H r 9mr - % 1 Stewart, Virginia Hall#, Mary Brown, Mary Boy kin, Isabella Lorick. Dog Inherits Large Fortune Denver, Colo., March. 20.?tShep, a haggy old dog, need not worry about ' the future. He ha* inherited pfcrt of a fortune of $110,000. Fred H. For* ! renter, an eccentric Denver resident, willed u I (post his entire fortune to | his ]>et dog ahep and to other canine ! inhabitants of the nlate of Colorado, j Shej* had been Forrester's pal for a decade. Relatives of Forrester filed objec- , tion to the will but were overruled. It was decided that the money con* atituted a legitimate charity fund that 1 will be handled by the Colorado Bureau of Child and Animal protection, j For many days after the death of : Forrester, &hep refused to eat and in other ways manifested grief for ; his dead master. Taking Him Literally. I . America's famous actress, Miss Ruth Draper, tells an amusing story concerning a certain New York millionaire, who returned to his palatial I home after a winter in Italy. "You bin to Italy, I hear," said a stay-at-home acquaintance. "Yep!" "What's it like?" "Why, like a boot, of course," answered the other contemptuously, i Ain't you never studied geography?" j ?Pearson's Weekly, London. * Why He Winked. iSaid a minister's seven-year-old sou: "Papa, do you ever look at me while you are preadhing?" . j The father, thinking that he was a , little hurt by supposed neglect, said: { "Certainly, my son, I often look at \ you, and think of you when I am , preaching." ' , - "But today did you notice me. at. all?" | "Yes, I did, son, several times," said the father. ^ ; "Well, papa, did you see me wink at you two or three times?" "No, my son. 'What did you wink at me for when I was preaching?" ( "I winked at you papa, to get you to stop. You were spinning it too | long." Jacob Schuttevear, 66, Inventor of a nonsinkable lifeboat, with three companions, left Gravesend, England, Monday in an attempt to cross the Atlantic in the 20 foot boat to prove hie claim that it is unsinkable. The captain of the craft expects the boat to cross in aeventy days. . _ . " Z .r Diamond Joe Evpoaito, $5, notorious gang leader and politician of Chicago, was shot to death b'fi the streets of that city Wednesday night, as he frafe returning to hie home from a political meeting of his faction. He was hit by fifty shotgun slugs in hie back. ^ Long Troubled Constipation j ^^ "Black-Draught ha* been a Bmily medicine with uf tor ^ teen years/' says Mr. F. 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