Prof. L. C. Fitts, the superintendent,
hus been at his office in the school
building all this week enrolling the
pupils who will enter the school for
the fall and winter term and attend
ing to other preliminary details for
opening of the school.
The large corps of teachers for
the school have been elected ami
will arrive in the city this week, and
Saturday morning a faculty meeting !
was held at the school house with i
all the teachers in attendance. The j
new building in south Haleyville l
will be completed and ready to open
for the fall term on the same date. |
Following is the personnel of the \
faculty for the Haleyville schools !
for the coming term: Superintend- |
ent, L. G. Fitts; Miss Jewell Her- ;
rod. Hartford, Ark.; Miss Mel Wil
liams, Wetumpka, Ala.,; Miss Essie ,
Kelly, DcDonough, Ga. Miss Eliza- ;
beth Farley, Collierville, Tenn.; Miss
Elizabeth Paysinger, Wheelerton,
Tenn.; Miss Era Partridge, Mount- *
ville, Ga.; Miss Jessie Kelly, McDon- I
ough, Ga.; Miss Nena McDuffie, !
Gadsden, Ala.; Miss Frances John-;
son, Rock Hill, S. C.; science and
Spanish, teacher for English, Latin !
and French to be selected.
MISS KENNEDY DIES
Monday night at 11 o’clock Miss
Ollie Kennedy, a sister of Mrs. C. C.
Eurdette of this city, died after a
lingering illness at her home in Rus
sellville, Ala. The remains were
brought to Haleyvillo Wednesday
morning on the early train and were
interred in th£ city cemetery.
NINTH AV^NT’E EXTENDED
The extension of Ninth avenue In
this city is now under way. W. W.
