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? Students of Schools Make The Honor Roll Grade I.?('Ml)le) Ann WbHaltw, (Murine Munn, Martha Smith, Betty Sowed, Drennan Brywn, i.cwin Pienfkmi, Lo/ick Fknikeu, Jerry Habcy<&; Jimmy Little, Andrew Moaeley, Hosea rMcKenzio. ] Grade i-A?(Zemp)?Helen DavD, Beatrice Kirkland, Herbert cMoore, Francis Warren, Kobin Zemp, Arthur Brown, Margie Creed, Oscar Hough, Mury Jacksqn, Margaret Sinclair, Geprgc Partin, Thereasa Heed, Charles Kdlvard Trapp, David Wolfe Wallnau, Lonnie Wilson. Grade 1-B? ("Latham ) ?Gather Childers, Juunita Trapp, Dillard E! liott, Douglas Ogburn. Grade 2-A?Dally Jackson, Neta Kirkland, Margaret Munn, VashU Thigpen Muggie Trantham, William Christmas, Ernest Freitag. Grade 2*B?Clinton Christmas, Caroline Weldon, Archie Stein, Evelyn Trimnal, Lilu Mae Huggins, Eluh Evans. Grade 2-C?Leroy Branhnm, Guv Mayer, Margaret West, Myrtle Williams. Grade 8-A?iSophiu Creed, Lesta Davis, Dorothy Durfee, Carolyn Hill, Louise Mickle, Dorothy Moore, Carolyn Nicholson, Margaret Osborne, Ben Mildred "Sowed, Wilhemina Strak, Paulette West, Susan Team, Leonard GofT, Wylie Hogue, Daniel McCaskill, Hal Norman, Jack Rhame, Jack Richards, Payton Shirley, Furman Stewart, Jack Villepigue, John Whitaker. Grade 4-A?-Minnie Sue Bruce, Ellen Little, Rebecca Rush, Lillie Mae Smith, Jean VanLandingham, Naomi ::: Walker, Nancy Watts, Francis Chap~T~ man, Walter Harris, Basil Munn. ~ Grade 4-B?Mary Willie Watkins, James McKenzic. Grade 5-A-?Murray Graham, Jack llalsall-, McKain Richards, Robert Shaw, Elizabeth Goodale, Fannie Mickle, Emily Shunnon, Emily Sheorn, Helen Tindal. y; Grade 6-B?'Redding Oglesby. Grade 6-C?Liza Jackson. Grade 6-A?Estelle Myers, Roland Moore, Everette Montgomery, Ruth DeLoache, James Chapman, Dorothy VanLandingham, Florence Sawyer, Charlotte DuBose, Frances MeLeod. Grade 7-A?Fletcher Moore, Luther Shaw, William Thompson, Golda Shir* ley. Grade 7-B?Edwin Johnson. Attendance Honor Roll/ Grade 1?(Mills)?Annie Mac Godwin, Kosa Peebles, Lorine Smith, Betty Sowed, Betty Thomas, Drennun Brown, I.owis Fleniken, Jerry Hancock, Jimmy Little. Grade 1?(Zemp)?Arthur Brown, Margie^ Creed, Helen Davis, Margaret Fischel, Beatrice Kirkland, Jack Marshall, Herbert Moore, George Partin, Theresa Reed, Marjorie Rush, Thomas Sheheen, Margaret Sinclair, Charles Edward Trapp, Robin Zemp. Grade 1?-(Latham)?-Dillard Elliott. Grade 2-A,?Thelma Blackwell, Jane Halsall, Dally Jackson, Neta Kirkland, Katherinc Moore, Lois Rhame, Grace Rhoden, Sarah Sheorn, Kathaleen Smith, Lottie Smyrl, Betty Whitaker, William . Christmas, Jimmie Harrell, Thayer Priester, Harry Lee Waters. Grade 2-B?Ralph Stevenson, Evelyn Trimnal, Goldi Corbitt, Mathew Munn, Mamie Lee Mosoloy, Sibyl Robinson, Frances Moseley. Grade 2-C?Leroy. Branham, Tulmadge Dabney, Harry % Davis, Guy Mayer, Rhetta McLeod. Grade 8-A?Sophie Creed Lesta Davis, Thelma Harrell, Carolyn Hill. Dorothy Moore, Edna Moore, Carolyn Nicholson, Margaret Osborne, Ben MiMred Sowed. Wilhemina Strak Lucilc \\ atts, Paulette West, Henry Garrison, Wylie Hogue, Carlyle Jackson, W. A. Marshall, Jack Rhame, L Jack Richftrdbl Fred Sheheen, Jack Vitippigxrc, Stanley Watts. * Grade 3-B?Julia May Hough, Alva Lee, Kntherine Myers, Lenora Sin~ elKtf, Ivey ConneTI, J. C. Hough, Ed# ward Moore, Harry Moore, Claremont Rabon, Alhertus Rush, Meshell Sheheen, Harold Smith, Herbert Richey Grade 4-A?-Minnie Sue Bruce, I/Oi Clybum, Catherine Dempster, Ellor Little, Rebecca Rush, Lillie Mac Smith, Wilde Mae Smith, Jean Van Landingham, Woodrow Sanders, Isaac Pitts, William Nettles, Lylcs Munn Francis Chapman, SidnepTtiWlknd j| Ralph Shirley. " Grade 4-B?Ixma Corbett, Janic B - Mae Hall, Mary Alice Rabon, Mar> r Willie Watkins, Sidney Gardner Ogburn Hough, W. L. Jackson, Jamci McKenzie, Willis Sheorn. Grade 5-A?Sarah Bissell, Leils : Chriitmii, Pearl Godwin, Fanni. w Mickle, Louise Reed, Emily Shannon Lena Stevenson, Helen Tindal, Bar bara Zemp, Jack Brown, Jack Halaall, Raymond Moore, McKain Richj?.. arda. Robert Shaw, Billy Shannon, Henry Shannon. I Grade 5-B?Bolton Beard, Norman \. Connell, WilHa DeBruhl, Ansel Goodale, Horace Hall. Nettles Myers, Redding Oglesby. Ross Shirley, Ralph JTrapp, Nell Cauthen, Louise McLeod, lary Purser, Lena Sinclair, Ruth .Watkins, Ruth Waters, Dorothy .Watts. Grade 5-C?Rufus Corbitt, Charles Rhoden, Lloyd Rush, Boyd Trapp, Edward Holland, Elizabeth Reed, I.ucile Riggins, Alma Smyrl. Grade 6-A?James Chapman, Otis >eed, J. B. Gaskins, Jerome Hoflfer, Eugene Howard, Roscoe Johnson, toland Moore, Evrrette Montgomery, tuby Gardner, Mary Florence Little, Lstelle Myers, Frances McLeod, rajjcis Shanks, Marie Trapp, Doroby Van Landingham, Eleanor Watts, dary Waters. Grade 6-B?Emily Bell, Ina De^oacho, Mary Lee Hilton, Mary tichey, May Nell Trapp, Nancy Watts, Boyd Branham, Frank Cly/Urn, Frank Hinson, Billy Moseley, Francis Sheheen. Grade 6-C?Frank Campbell, Louis Tyburn, William McLeod, William Moseley, Bufort Nelson, Johnnie >ettegrew, Edward Sheheen. Grade 7-A?Clarence Christmas, amos Clyburn, Fletcher Moore, Alvin | 'Sanders, Luther Shaw, James :Shirley, ; x?slie Smith, William Thompson, ( dary Xce Blakeuey, Mary Ellen 'Kirkland, Mary Ellen MdCaskill, arrie Lena McLeod, Elizabeth Moore, vate Shannon, I.orine Strak. Grade 7-B?Eddi<?_ Burns, Alvin 'hristmns, Virgil Gardner, Troy Godi win, Donald Hill, Richard Jenkins, Edwin Johnson, William Johnson, J.aurence Kirkland, Albert Reed., ; William Rhame, Roy Sheorn, Zaida Lang, Mattie Rabon, Virginia Tol. lert, Mary Zeigler, Natalene Zeigler. i Grade 7-C?Jim Clyburn, Clemmie t >abney, John Howard, Elizabeth Gas? ;ins, Lucile Kirkland, AUle "Belle ihedd, Elihu Dabney. -v G^ade 8-A?Nancy Brown, Virginia ] , Drawdy; Katherine Kennedy, Sara , Kirkland. Grade 8-B?Homer Baldwin, James j Moore, Reuben Pitts, Margaret r Barnes, Harriet Beard, Elizabeth , Gardner, Grace Ia>ve, Emily Zemp, s Rosa Warren. Grade 9- A ? Margaret Goodale, i Harriet Lorick, Grace Robinson, s Grade 9-B?Donald Barnes, Grayon Shaw, Ruby Burns. ^ Grade 10-A-JWillie Halle, Caro ine Houser, Emily Pitts, Adele - lavage, Elisabeth Zemp; Grade 10-B? Evelyn Gettys. Grade 11-A?Duncan Lang, RochelU i Shehorn, Robert Kennedy. Grade 11JR?OaroUaif Richardson, , Catherine Boykin, Betty Cureton. Second Week Jurors Plfir Common Pleas /? The following Hat of Juror* wer* drawn Tuesday tb serve for the second -week of court of common pica*: K. 8. Hatfield, L. 1). Alford, 'W^Ej Smith, L. J. Sparrow, J. A,"1 Hough, James Delxiache, J. 11. Frost, B. L* Stokes, J. tW. Sanders, W. H. A?hcraft, of Camden; T. J. Hunter, W, P. Catoe, Joseph R. Roberts, H, fe. Seegars, W. P. Bowers* L. J. Truesdale, K. C, Bennett, J, R. Coats, J. H. Young, of Kershawf J, P? Bethuno, W. K. Rozier, J. T, Haley, D. M. Mays, H. E. Hyatt, of Bethune; M. B. Branham, J. E, Jackson, W. B. Branham, H. A. Rabon, of Lugoft; John T. Elliott, Steve Bo\vers, J. A. Elliott, S. W. West, of Cassett; Brodus Holly, of Jefferson; A dpi ph us Rose of Jilaney; B. C. Truesdale, of Boykin, H. C. Croxton, of Heath Springs. GENERAL NEWS NOTES It is estimated that the vote in New York state on Nov. 6 will total 4,270,. 000. The vote of the city is estijiated at 1,882,000. Two children, 4 1-2 years and 14 months old, were killed in New York last Friday, when they fell out of a window on tfte thirteenth floor of the Plaza hotel. They were grand-children of the late Daniel Guggenheim, who lost his life in the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. Two unmasked men, wearing smoked glasses, locked five employes of the Citizens bank of McGhee, Ark., in the bank's vault Wednesday and got away with $23,000. United- States Senator John J. Blaine of Wisconsin, a member of the LaFollette Progressive wing of the Republican party, is out in a statement in which he says he will support Governor Smith for the presidency. %It is predicted that Governor Smith will carry New York city by 600,000. That is the Tammany claim. Elsa Droysen, 7 feet 11 inches tall, and her sister, Brunhilde, 7 feet 2 inches tall, and weighting 360 and 340 pounds respectively, arrived in Boston Tuesday for a tour of the .United States. 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