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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND Mrs. Bertha Hopkins, Complainant; vs. J. U. Clark, et. al. Defendants — No.1658: By virtue of the provisions of a decree of the Chancery Court of Tishomingo County, Mississippi, rendered by said court on the 17 th day of December, 1925, the undersigned as Special Commissioner of the said Court in the said cause, will on the 18 th day of March 1926, at Iuka, Mississippi within legal hours, in front of the South Door of the Court House, expose for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described real estate situated in Tishomingo county, Mississippi, to–wit: beginning 40 rods west of the East line of South half Sec. 35, T. 6, R. 10, and 22 rods South of North line of said South half and running west 45 rods to Iuka and Fulton public road, thence south with said road measuring at right angles of North line of this tract 8rods thence East 16 rods, thence South 10 rods, thence East 16 ½ rods, thence North 18 rods to beginning, being 3 ¾ acres. The said land is sold for the purpose of partitioning among the owners in accordance with said decree; and the title is believed to be good, but I will convey only such title as is vested in me as said Commissioner. T. J. STORMENT — Commissioner C. B. Wright — Solicitor ________________________________________________________________ PROGRAM P. T. A. MEETING FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19 TH , 1926 Subject: “Thrift” 1. “Teaching children the value of money.” Dr. D. R. McDougal 2. “How children can earn money at home.” Mrs. C. L. Hicks 3. “How children can earn money outside the home.” J. C. Jackson 4. “Meaning of earn.” S. S. Strickland 5. “Importance of saving.” Seth Pounds 6. “Spending; is it wise to give children allowances” M. Arthur Shook 7. “Spending habits of children, as seen by the school.” Miss Herring Music by orchestra; reading by expression class. ATTENTION! At this meeting P. T. A. officers will be elected for ensuing year. A full attendance is expected. W. W. Shook, President ________________________________________________________________
BELMONT HONOR ROLL, DECEMBER 1925 First Grade — Claude Strickland, Amy Criddle, Eugene Pharr, Myron Gardner, Arizona Hutchinson, Lucile Savage, Edna Shook, Bernel Yarber, Clista Sims, Leon Shook, Violet Chaffin, Reba Yarber, Helen Houston. Second Grade — Telitha Pilley, Floyd Yarber, Lillian Hallmark, Audry White. Third Grade — Willard Sims, Sarah Haynes, Janalou Cromeans, Merle Whitfield. Fourth Grade — Era Gober, Benora Howell, Paulene Thorne, Helen Wright, Battle Cromeans, Herman Patterson, Colene Wright, Ripple Yarber. Fifth Grade — Thurman Sweat, Herman Sweat, James Strickland, Estell Hallmark, Clyde Jackson, Bennie Matthews, Herman Mayhall, Ida Mayhall, Euclid Shook. Sixth Grade — Oliver Deason, Clarice Davis, Ruby Burleson, Anita Pilley, Percy White, Geraldine Johnson, Paul Haynes, Howard Shook. Seventh Grade — Ruth Matthews, Blanche Whitfield, Opal Yarber, Bennie Burleson. Eighth Grade — Arey Stephens, Floy Mayhall, Christine Fenter, Alma Griffin, Elva Pate, Inez Pilley, Ortha Pounds, Irene Waldrop. Ninth Grade — Ruth Davis, Vandie Dean, John James, J.L. Hallmark, Charlie Mayhall, Geraldine Shook. Tenth Grade — Jewell Shook, Willard Hicks, Paul Allen, Gertrude Dean, Mildred Yarber. Eleventh Grade — Roy Gilley, Kenneth Mayhall. Twelfth Grade — Tulon Jackson, Elledge Selby. BELMONT HONOR ROLL, JANUARY 1926 First Grade — Claude Strickland, Amy Criddle, Eugene Pharr, Myron Gardner, Arizona Hutchinson, Lucile Savage, Edna Shook, Bernel Yarber, Clista Sims, Leon Shook, Violet Chaffin, Reba Yarber, Helen Houston John W. Cromeans, Joseph Gilbert, Eugene Pharr, Myron Gardner, Opal Lambert, Lurile Savage. Second Grade — Telitha Pilley, Lillian Hallmark, Horace Criddile, Reven Ward. Third Grade — Willard Sims, Sarah Haynes, Janalou Cromeans, Merle Whitfield.
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