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KEAGER SCHOOL HOLDS ELECTION
Pupils in the elementary room at Reager school; taught by Miss Mattie Robinson, are holding a state election. Ballots were writ* ten by the fifth and sixth grade pupils, and each voter registered
Loui&e Williaifio asi^gistrar. George North, Jr., Melvin Williams and Bradly Williams were judges and Hazel Wines and Alice Harrison served as clerics. All election rules were observed with secret ballot, voting lists, and some pupils volunteered to act as ineligible because of prison sentences, failure to pay taxes, and failure to register. This election is part of a study on the rights and' privileges af citizens.
Reager 4-H club elected the fol• lowing offHsers fOf-’MMJ-SOr pr6s-”~ ident, Alice Harrison; vice- president, Louise Williams; secretarytreasurer, Hazel 'Wines; game leader,' Alma Shipp; song leader, Helen Wines; chaplain, Bessie Pox. Three are 14 members in the club and Mrs; Louis Harrison f and Mrs. W. A; Gentry' are dub loaders. The club plans to pay the way to camp for several members next summer. •' The following pupils had perfect attendance for the first advisory period, ending November 8: ■ ;:h. v. ■ Primary room—'Leo Williams, William Pullen, David Williams, Joyce Pritchett, Warren Williams, Gene A. Wines, Edna Mahoney; William Harrison, Waldo Wines, Virgie Wines, Loretta Williams, Carolyn Settle, Gardner Williams, Mary, Ellen Williams, and Anna Williams. y v Elementary roonfc—Daisy Wiliams, Carolyn Williams, Maybelle Williams, Herman Williams, ‘ wood Wines, Robert Sealodc, Charles Williams, Lewin Williams, Charles Harrison, Margaret Miller, Helen Wines, Louise Williams, Rosa Belle < Williams, Eulice Wines, Mary Lou Campbell, Bradly Williams, Melvin Williams, Elwood Williams, JamOf Sealodc, Walter Mahoney, Hasel Wines, Dorothy Williams, Alice Harrison, eod George North, Ir. .
There ere 29 pupils in the primary room, taught by Mrs. Gen-, try, and 48 in the elementary room, taught by Miss Robinson.
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